The current saga swirling around the 2016 presidential election involves rumors that Trump's latest gaffes have the GOP looking for a way out.

"Have you seen the rumors? And I have now heard it from two very credible sources that the RNC, or at least the politicians on the Hill that were for Donald Trump and have all lined up for Donald Trump, are now looking at rule number nine," Glenn said Thursday on his radio program.

Rule number nine outlines the RNC's process for filling vacancies in nominations.

In addition to those sources, Glenn also heard from Michael Opelka with TheBlaze.

"He said, 'It's everywhere, that the GOP is in full-fledged panic, and they want out of the Donald Trump thing,'" Glenn shared.

"A little late for that," Co-host Pat Gray chimed in.

"Yes, a little late," Glenn agreed.

"That rule only applies to him withdrawing," Stu said.

This latest speculation comes on the heels of a rumored "intervention" with Trump.

"You remember that meeting we talked about yesterday? We wondered if that were true [and] they were really meeting to have a come to Jesus with him . . . I think that meeting is like, "Is there anything we can do to get you to walk away?" Glenn said.

The exact language of rule number nine reads:

RULE NO. 9

Filling Vacancies in Nominations

(a) The Republican National Committee is

hereby authorized and empowered to fill any and all

vacancies which may occur by reason of death,

declination, or otherwise of the Republican candidate

for President of the United States or the Republican

candidate for Vice President of the United States, as

nominated by the national convention, or the

Republican National Committee may reconvene the

national convention for the purpose of filling any such

vacancies.

(b) In voting under this rule, the Republican

National Committee members representing any state

shall be entitled to cast the same number of votes as

said state was entitled to cast at the national

convention.

(c) In the event that the members of the

Republican National Committee from any state shall

not be in agreement in the casting of votes hereunder,

the votes of such state shall be divided equally,

including fractional votes, among the members of the

Republican National Committee present or voting by

proxy.

(d) No candidate shall be chosen to fill any

such vacancy except upon receiving a majority of the

votes entitled to be cast in the election.

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