Michael Steele defends his performance as chairman of the Republican National Committee on the radio program New Captains of Industry this morning. The show’s host, George Jarkesy, asks Steele which stories the press has gotten wrong. The major donors, Steele says. “Our major donors have started to change going back to 2005,” he argues. “After the 2004 elections, they had gotten everything they could get. They weren’t excited about the presidential-selection process in 2008.” Later, Steele cites the Supreme Court’s ruling in Citizens United v. FEC, noting that donors can give unlimited amounts to 527 groups but only $30,000 per person to the RNC. “The press has consistently gotten that wrong,” he concludes.