The 30 minute conference call between members of the GOP, as reported about earlier today, has come and gone. According to sources, the call didn’t last 30 minutes, but merely 17. What’s more, it wasn’t what people thought it might be.

According to those sources, Reince wanted to allay many rumors and fears by reassuring everyone that the RNC was going full steam ahead alongside the Trump campaign.

Per sources, Reince main message on RNC call: “We are full in coordination with the Trump camp and nothing has changed in our relationship”

— Steve Peoples (@sppeoples) October 10, 2016

This means that many of the rumors floating around about the RNC pulling it’s funding from Trump, and putting them into downballot races are likely untrue. Furthermore, this coincides with Ryan not revoking his endorsement of Trump, but stating he’ll no longer defend him, and “focused entirely on protecting our congressional majorities.”

According to Reince, even if they did want to kick Trump out, there’s no way they can do so.

Reince rules out replacing Trump on RNC call: “Our legal experts and opinion on his issue has said many times that no such mechanism exists”

— Ryan Struyk (@ryanstruyk) October 10, 2016

There is some disagreement on that. It would be difficult, but not impossible. Some within the GOP would find this to be a much better option, and indeed many have fled the Trump campaign in droves, but apparently, Reince disagrees. The RNC will continue to support the current nominee…for better or worse.

And according to the latest polls, it’s the worst.