It has been long rumored that Donald Trump will attempt to start some type of media organization if he loses on Election Day, and it might already be hiring. 
 
 An organization billed as an “up-and-coming conservative media network currently in development” is looking for employees, according to Fox News. 
 
 A casting notice says the network is looking for hosts, reporters and right-leaning, well-spoken panelists — exactly what a potential Trump TV would need. 
 
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 The Trump campaign did not immediately respond to TheWrap’s request for comment. 
 
 Auditions are being held at an undisclosed New York City studio on Monday. The casting call suggests that initial programming will be streamed on the internet, according to Fox News. This makes sense, as Trump already has an evening newscast that streams daily on Facebook Live. 
 
 Trump’s son-in-law, Jared Kushner, recently contacted media banker Aryeh Bourkoff about the possibility of setting up a Trump television network after the election, the Financial Times reported last month. 
 
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 Trump has also worked closely with former Fox News CEO Roger Ailes and Breitbart guru Stephen Bannon, leading to speculation that his backup plan to becoming POTUS is launching a right-leaning news organization. 
 
 “I want to win the presidency and I want to make America great again. It’s very simple. I have no interest in a media company,” Trump recently told the Washington Post, but it doesn’t appear that anyone believes him. 
 
 Maybe this is a casting call for Trump TV. Or Trump News. Maybe it isn’t. But it might be your only chance to work for The Donald. 

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 Donald Trump denies that he’s looking into founding his on TV news network, but a leaked casting notice obtained by Fox News hints that a “Trump TV”-like network is one someone’s radar. 
 
 The casting notice says that it’s looking to hire people for an “up-and-coming conservative media network currently in development,” although it doesn’t specify who is doing the developing. 
 
 More specifically, the casting notice says that it wants on-air hosts and reporters who are “knowledgeable about conservative viewpoints, current events and the presidential election,” and who also look “upscale and intelligent” and are “outspoken and energetic.” The audition also specifies that the network’s content will be streamed over the web, which suggests it might not be a traditional cable news network. 
 
 One issue for the Trump campaign this election cycle has been the low quality of its surrogates — after all, very few people think that Katrina Pierson or Corey Lewandowski are “knowledgeable about current events.” In other words, it sounds like the network is looking to cast people of a higher caliber than the ones who currently represent the Trump campaign on national TV. 
 
 Auditions for the network are being held in New York on Nov. 7, the day before the presidential election.
– Despite the candidate's statements to the contrary, Trump TV may still be a go. Fox News received a copy of a casting call Wednesday for an "up-and-coming conservative media network currently in development." The casting call doesn't specify who is starting the new network, which is looking for "outspoken and energetic" reporters, hosts, and panelists who "look upscale and intelligent" and who are "knowledgeable about conservative viewpoints, current events, and the presidential election." The casting call implies the new network will, at least at first, be streamed online. The Wrap points out that Trump is already streaming a daily news show on Facebook. And Raw Story reports that, if this is indeed some form of Trump TV, it makes sense, as the quality of Trump surrogates on television has been a problem during the election. The casting call seems to be "looking to cast people of a higher caliber than the ones who currently represent the Trump campaign on national TV." The Trump campaign isn't commenting on the casting call, but Jared Kushner, Trump's son-in-law, has reportedly been interested in starting a news media company based on Trump's popularity. Auditions for the new conservative news network are being held in New York on Nov. 7—the day before Election Day.