there is steve bannon. the great manipulator is the -- was the title of that particular article, msnbc contributor, author, commentator, joining me live now. is that fair, charlie, the great manipulator? is that who steve bannon was? >> that may have been the beginning of the end along with the president bannon meme on saturday night live. no question he had a tremendous influence. he was the chief ideologue of this administration. but i would point out before we go too far, that firing steve bannon does not fix what is wrong with this presidency. steve bannon was not putting out all of those tweets. steve bannon was not directly responsible for the white house that we've had. i think it is sort of ironic that this week his firing comes after a week that you could describe as peak bannon where the president embraces culture war, and he braces racial identity and grievance. >> i would say not just embrace it but encourage it and fan the flames of it. >> absolutely. >> and applaud it. other presidents have ob

steve: hi, ana. ana: hi, steve. travel and enhance communication, i linked up pacific hospitality and grafton furniture with at&t collaborate. ana: did you get the files i sent you about the simple greek project? steve: yes, i did. lemonis: ana and steve will be able to make calls, hold conferences, and even share designs with one easy-to-use platform. and with simple greek franchises set to open all across the country, it's imperative that pacific and grafton stay connected and communicate. ana, i mean, the reason that this business is successful and will be successful is because you're a big driver. ana: you kind of brought this out of me, which i knew was there, but i never really applied it. you like, kicked my butt and woke me up and in a way. lemonis: you should be very proud because she is who she is because of her, but also because of you. gilbert: i don't think that i can live without this. lemonis: yeah, i know. we can't be without you. ana: he's like a different man. he's not as stressed anymore. and, i m

>> questlove: steve, you're up next. steve, fact or fiction. [ laughter ] steve, pay attention.entist. true or false? >> jimmy: cotton candy was invented by a dentist. >> questlove: steve. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i just -- i'm helping him out with the game. [ laughter ] >> questlove: steve, what is your answer? >> fact. cotton candy was invented by a -- >> jimmy: you don't have to yell, you don't have to yell the answer. >> oh, okay. all right. i thought this was a a microphone. >> jimmy: no, it's not a a microphone. [ laughter ] >> i thought all the audience had tubes just like this. hello. >> jimmy: no -- >> yes, cotton candy was invented by a dentist. >> questlove: the answer may surprise you. >> jimmy: it may surprise you, yes. ♪ [ ding ] [ cheers and applause ] >> questlove: yes, it's true. can we see that again in slow motion, please? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, my god. >> questlove: jimmy, the next fact is for you. >> jimmy: okeydoke. [ light laughter ] >> questlove: a town in finland once elected a reindeer to be their mayor. truth or a lie? >> jimmy: a town in finland ele

so, yes, steve bannon is gone, but look from -- steve bannon's influence and the way in in donald trump thinks, the way in which he presents almost every argument, steve bannon's, the mainstream media is corrupt and terrible. the alt right stuff. the white supremacist stuff. there is a lot of steve bannon's thinking left in this white house, and to john's point. it's left in the figure of the one guy who really matters in this white house who is the president of the united states. >> and i would say he hasn't acted on a lot of it yet. the fascinating part. definitely the tone, tenor of the remarks in charlottesville were the moral equivalence, the criticism of the alt left, no doubt that is echoing steve bannon and clear. forget steve bannon a second. clearly what donald trump thinks. if you watched him at that news conference, came back to it repeatedly. that is his thinking, perhaps supported and echoed by steve bannon. reince priebus, the republican guy. gone. steve bannon, pitchfork tea party america first, not interventionist in the world. if you're watching the president's having

steve: absolutely.ly has his full plate because he has got all those international things and also he has got to restart the legislative agenda. yesterday they officially started the tax reform. but, still, the president, he tweeted yesterday, reminding folks you have got to do something about obamacare. he said if if obamacare is hurting people, and it is, why shouldn't it hurt the insurance companies and why should congress not be paying what the public pays? what he is referring to there is the fact that originally when obamacare was passed, chuck grassley made sure that the senator from the great state of iowa, my birth, he said okay, if we are going to inflict this on the whole country, people of congress, members of congress are going to have obamacare, too. but then because the people in congress and their staff said we can't afford it, they gave them a 70% subsidy. and so the president is threatening for that to go away. pete: that idea is the best and most common sense idea i have heard in a lo

lego nuclear crisis. >> steve: oh!y: and then you go, that's just weird. [ laughter and applause ] and finally, the most unpopular was lego fired white house staffer. i'm not surprised. [ laughter and applause ] that was -- the kids don't know what they're doing. so this is cool. i saw that the music video for "despacito" is now the most watched youtube video ever with over three billion views. [ cheers and applause ] three billion views. that is very impressive. >> it is impressive. >> jimmy: who said that? >> me, terry gross. >> jimmy: oh, hey! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ terry, hi! hi, terry! >> hi, jimmy. sing the song. >> jimmy: what? [ laughter ] >> you know what, sing the damn song. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you want me to sing "despacito"? that's -- >> i don't want it. [ cheers and applause ] i don't want it. i don't want it. these guys want it, right here. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i don't really know -- i don't know it. i don't really know it that well. i don't think so, terry, please. >> my birthday's com

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he's a dad. >> steve: he's my iowa homey. >> jimmy: he's a dad as well. >> steve: yep. >> jimmy: plusf the best chefs in the world, he's one of the hardest working guys i've ever met in my life, one of the most charitable guys i've ever met in my life. he does -- i just, i love him so much, mario batali is joining us. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: yeah! >> jimmy: he's the best. >> steve: he's your birthday buddy. >> jimmy: he is. we have the same birthday, yeah. tonight we're going to play a a really fun game called "secret ingredient." >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: and mario is going to host it, you do not want to miss that. plus, we have music from liam payne right there! [ cheers and applause ] yeah, look at this. "strip that down." >> steve: he stripped it down, man. >> jimmy: "strip that down." you want to hear a taste of it? >> steve: bust me off a piece. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ i mean, you know what i'm talking about? [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: he did it, yeah. he did it. >> jimmy: he's great. it's a great song. i love it. oh, gu

they were thought to be very close to steve bannon -- gorka and steve miller? >> i think gorka probably leaves. steve miller had a long relationship with him, he is a smoother figure and has sidled up to other people in the administration including jared kushner. we will see if he sticks around but it may be possible for him to stay. he doesn't have that high profile and has displayed more discipline than steve bannon had. it is the lack of discipline that cost steve bannon his job today. and finally, we have to remember that steve bannon came from breitbart news. does breitbart news now come to be in opposition organ for the president? >> i think it will play a role as an opposition outlet but not to donald trump specifically. it will be in opposition outlet to the mainstream forces within trump's white house -- the so-called globalists. steve bannon on the outside is likely to go back and continue the attacks he was known for. david: josh, thank you for joining us. when we come back, much more on this big story of steve bannon leaving the white house. this is

now steve bannon is back at breitbart. but we're told by a source who talked to steve bannon earlier today that he has no plans to go to a hash tag war as a breitbart editor put it earlier today, against president trump. that he wants to go to war with president trump and push for the president's agenda outside the white house. of course, steve bannon really had his i would say -- i don't want to call them disagreements, certainly, with jarod kushner, the president's son-in-law. so it remains to be seen if the president and the issues with jared kushner, may prompt breitbart to respond for kind. >> quickly, do you think other heads could roll? >> yes, we are hearing that sebastien gorka, another controversial staffer at the white house, somebody who drew a lot of fire from democrats and republicans because of his loose lip style. he is on thin ice, the knives are out for him as well. there is another figure in the white house who is quite controversial and had his head on the chopping block. that did not come to pass. we'r

steve: dr.k past a statue on my day to work it would eat at my crawl. i get the anger and frustration but at the same time what do you think we should do from here. >> i want to agree with w. my two counterparts it's localized issue. municipalities have to vote on it as such. i don't even care about the statues that i sees a i'm walking down the street. i feel that a lot of these statues should be in museums. it goes back to it's localized issues. and therefore it should be voted on in those municipalities moving forward. steve: great chat this morning. thank you very much for joining us live in new york. what do you think about that? please email us at friends@foxnews.com. she is not done yet. hillary clinton about to release her new book. report even her own party worried about it. we will tell you about that show you the video going viral yesterday. a body builder bring his shirt off right there flexioning for a security camera. we thought it was a security camera. that body builder joins us

>> steve: just for the radio?h, well -- well -- >> steve: oh, i think it's like two tankers a day. something like that. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: anyways, so i'm -- i deejayed the beatles thing and so it's on -- after you listen to "radio andy," listen to the beatles just -- this week on channel 18. >> steve: 18? >> jimmy: i do -- it's not like top ten, 'cause it's hard to pick -- it's like 10 or 11 songs. i know, questlove's already judging, but it's not my top -- it's not my top ten beatles songs. >> steve: it's just -- >> jimmy: understand that, i'm just deejaying for fun. >> steve: you're just goofing off. >> jimmy: yeah, i'm just like -- talk like this and act like we had a great time. [ light laughter ] "and here are the beatles -- four lads from liverpool got together. >> questlove: what'd you choose? >> jimmy: oh, gosh, "she said she said." >> steve: "she said, i know what it's like to be dead?" >> jimmy: yeah, it's a deep cut. i did "she loves you" because that was the first -- i think explosion of the

steve: you are absolutely right. steve bannon. >> but to steve.o the president back in 2011. and so he has been somebody who has worked on this mission of, you know, what has become the trump agenda. the make america great agenda for many years. side by side with the president. and so for the last year, they have just been hand in glove working well together. and, you know, everybody's time comes. everybody serves at the pleasure of the president. i have been on this show talking about many people who have left and you serve at the pleasure of the president. when the time comes, i understand from i talk to steve many times yesterday. he tendered his resignation. offered it up. and they were going to do it at the right time. and i think yesterday just turned out of to be the right time. abby: as you know well though political operatives who work on the campaign aren't necessarily as effective hind the walls of the white house. sometimes it takes getting out there and pushing through an agenda. where do you see it going from here? republicans on cap

we developed relationships steve: there. steve: what did the sport teach you about life? secretary perdue: it taught me that life is a team sport and you gain the respect and honor of your teammates by contributing in an unselfish kind of way. it is the benefit of family and here at the usda when you treat people as a team and a family, each one of us knowing our responsibilities, we could not all be quarterbacks or running backs or wide receivers, but each of us if we did our jobs and contributed to the benefit of the team, i think that is a life skill and a gift. steve: how did you meet your wife, mary? secretary perdue: i met her at the university of georgia on a blind date. i was a second year veterinary student. it was my fourth year in college, and she was a freshman from atlanta. mary had been born in new orleans. they had moved to atlanta when she was a freshman in high school, and she came to the university of georgia. i had a friend. they moved into mary's dorm, and it was one of those you have to meet him, you have to meet her kind of deals. fortunately, we had

there are other events in the world besides steve bannon, but let's talk more about steve bannon. this is an interesting phil thing that i have been noticing in some of the reporting tonight. apparently steve bannon is getting under donald trump's skin because of the perception that steve bannon played a critical, strategic role in the rise of donald trump, and this really did truly bother donald trump to the point -- >> we have seen this before. if someone has a reported role in donald trump's rise, and donald trump wants to be -- this is the guy in the republican convention who said i'm the one guy alone who can fix it. i think he still tries with the exception of when he is blaming everything on mitch mcconnell. he still tries to put that forward as being everything that is good is because of me. everything that is bad is because of someone else. >> for somebody perspectively who might be asked to join this administration, somebody with a credible, solid resume, you look at not just bannon, but you look at the entire roster over the last eight months. what do you take away from

so what, steve bannon departs. don't think that means donald trump is going to renege on any of those things. i think he will remain every bit as committed as if steve bannon never left. >> kimberly: sara, there was a discussion that the president was upset about the book coming out. steve bannon and the article that came out. some of the comments there. when you look at this and frame it in the lens of what has happened in terms of the arguments and what has been going forward in this country about white supremacy and nationalist, do think any of that emotional rhetoric and not charged environment had anything to do to hasten the departure of bannon? >> i would only guess if i said that. i haven't had a chance to speak with the president about that. it could have played a role. i think the bigger issue within the white house was this kind of ideological break that people had, as far as the iran deal. that was huge. mcmaster and bannon but china was another big issue. that's why he talked to american prospect and g

are you sorry to see steve bannon go? >> i think steve bannon is one of the more talented people i have seen in politics and polic policy. it is not only communication skills but he is a real policy guide. i'm sorry he is leaving because he is talented but this proves yet again, donald trump is in charge, no one else gets to call the shots, he's not a manchurian candidate and i think steve bannon will be the first -- if you know politics and if you know real leadership, when the boss says go, you submit a resignation and you go. conservatives, i am not unhappy with anything other than the fact that the president is being tied up by too many moderates in the republican party from getting more of his agenda. steve did a great job, he will be a great player wherever he i is. president trump is in charge and it's great for the country. >> jon: there are rumblings that he intends to return to brietbart where he will obviously have quite a platform. what if his positions there don't agree with this white house? what if essentia

steve scully: i am curious. if your company -- this is hypothetical -- your company did get involved, is there any conflict of interest with your sister serving in the cabinet? erik prince: not at all. the education department is very different. steve scully: fairfax, virginia, democrats line. caller: good morning. i would like to ask mr. prince if he has considered asking his sister's husband, mr. devos, maybe he could fund his private military. and i would also like to ask him, to what address should i send my tax money because he wants to privatize basically everything in the government? everybody is all up in arms about having to pay for health care. the government is mandating them to get something they don't want. i don't want to send my money to mr. prince or anyone like him, but i'm not going to be given that choice. how much money is mr. prince going to make out of this? thank you. erik prince: i think the thing to focus on is trying to end the war in afghanistan while denying terrorists sanctuary. if t

steve bannon is out of the white house, back at breitbart, and apparently ready for war. >> steve bannon is officially out at the white house. >> take him back to hell. >> steve bannon was the heart of darkness of the white house. >> controversial from the very beginning. >> you know, i can run a little hot on occasions. >> the entire senior staff had basically turned against him. and frankly the president had turned against him. >> we'll see what happens with mr. bannon. >> tonight he is already back in charge of breitbart news. >> he says, quote, the trump presidency that we fought for and won is over. >> it's almost laboratory test designed to enrage donald trump. >> every day it is going to be a fight, and that is what i'm proudest about donald trump. >> the problem here isn't bannon. the problem is trump. >> this man does not seem to me to have what we would normally think of as a soul. he has an open sore. >> i think he's in a position right now where he is much more isolated than he realizes. >> general kelly can change the people in the white house, but that's not going to change

>> steve: my podium?h. [ light laughter ] >> steve: johnson and fuller. >> jimmy: oh, my god. >> steve: podium makers since 1897. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, great. guys, we got a big show tonight. we're always happy when this guy can pay us a visit. we're honored. i love this guy. every time he comes, he always comes to play and he's always great. and the crowd loves him. i love him. you love him. the roots love him. yeah, he stars in a new film called, "story of a girl." kevin bacon is here, tonight. >> steve: yeah! come on! [ cheers and applause ] >> j ♪ no, like -- more like fuzz. more fuzz on it, like a -- ♪ yeah, more like a "wah, wah!" more sustain, more sustain. ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. yeah, we love it when he comes here. kevin bacon is here tonight! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ imitates guitar ] >> jimmy: we're going to catch up with him. plus kevin and i are going to do something fun and musical later in the show. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ]

he's great. >> steve: april!s, whenever i get some down time here at the show, i like to go on instagram. >> steve: really? >> jimmy: and scroll through all the photos. >> steve: i did not know that. >> jimmy: one thing i've noticed is that a lot of times, two people will write the exact same caption, but the pictures they post will be completely different. >> steve: what? >> jimmy: yeah, i'll show you what i mean in this next segment. it's time for "picture this." ♪ picture this picture this picture this yeah picture this ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: okay, look at this first example. it's from al gore and donald trump. >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: they both wrote, "an inconvenient sequel." al gore posted a picture of his new movie poster. donald trump posted a picture of donald trump jr. >> steve: oh, my. [ laughter and applause ] did he really? >> jimmy: isn't that weird? you see what i'm saying? >> steve: the exact same words. >> jimmy: this next -- this next one is from lebron james and anthony scaramucc

steve.- the court order we got from the district court judge. now, it focused on a time line of what took place inside the department of justice as the loretta lynch, bill clinton meeting was getting public. and, by the way, the fbi correspondent, the email from the department of justice to the fbi included an email to the chief of staff for james comey who, remember, when he made his testimony, said he was shocked and outraged at what happened and that was the reason he went public on the hillary clinton matter as they called it well, take it a step further now, after that disclosure came out, we t. obviously became clear there were documents between the fbi and department of justice. i'm holding in my hand a letter that i received yesterday where a rather unprecedented move, the fbi has reopened that foia investigation to produce relevant documents to the inquiry that we now know exists. that doesn't happen. and so this was a positive sign. but the biggest issue is not so much what we have

i'm steve kornacki in for steve matthews. after serving seven months as the top white house strategist, steve bannon is out tonight. the white house says he and john kelly mutually agreed today would be his final day. axios reports that according to a senior white house official, quote, steve was made aware he would be asked to leave and he was given the opportunity to do it on his own terms. bannon is the latest in a series of top advisers to leave the trump administration after very short tenures in the white house. first it was national security adviser michael flynn. then it was press secretary sean spicer. he jumped ship when the president made the decision on hire anthony scaramucci. now, trump's embattled chief of staff reince priebus was forced out after a turf war with scaramucci who was soon fired himself. but the departures could have long term ramifications. he's already back at breitbart news. it reads this. populist hero stephen k. bannon returns home and there at breitbart, bannon could make a strong ally or a

you can totally -- >> steve: really? oh. >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: thanks, jimmy.e that. >> jimmy: i love you, man. [ light laughter ] >> steve: i love you too, man, i miss the times we used to hang out together when we were on the 8th floor. [ audience aws ] >> jimmy: i mean, we can still hang out. it's not like -- >> steve: i know, but we've got such busy lives, we all have kids now. >> jimmy: i know, but i mean, we can get our wives together and our kids, and just hang out. >> steve: hey man, that sounds fantastic. we can meet up at piggly wiggly. >> jimmy: we can meet up at like -- piggly wiggly, or a a chuck e. cheese or something? >> steve: oh, my god. i love rat themed restaurants. >> jimmy: hey, seth. >> what's that, jimmy? >> jimmy: do you ever realize we have the same voice? >> what? >> jimmy: i love you, man. >> steve: love you too, baby. >> jimmy: seth meyers, he's the best. i got to see seth, and lauren, and you, and tina fey was on fire last night. [ cheers and applause ] she's so funny, man. she was on fire last night. but everyone was good. i had su

>> steve: oh, my god.themed restaurants. >> jimmy: hey, seth. >> what's th we have the same voice? >> what? >> jimmy: i love you, man. >> steve: love you too, baby. >> jimmy: seth meyers, he's the best. i got to see seth, and lauren, and you, and tina fey was on fire last night. [ cheers and applause ] she's so funny, man. she was on fire last night. but everyone was good. i had such a great time. i love going back there. super short "snl." i was like in -- finished this show, i got dressed as george washington, and then just left. it happened so fast. i didn't like think -- >> steve: the perfect george washington costume too. >> jimmy: i mean, how do they do that over there? brilliant. brilliant. uh -- anyway, guys, we have a a great show tonight. he is starring in two new movies right now, "marjorie prime" and "baby driver." jon hamm is here tonight. >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: man, i love jon hamm. >> steve: love that dude. >> jimmy: me too. jon and i are playing a brand new game t

>> steve: nope.ace. >> jimmy: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> steve: i'll show -- i'll show him! >> jimmy: i'll show him, yeah. [ laughter ] "you call me brain, man?" >> steve: "you can't call me brain at all, man." >> jimmy: "call me soupy mcsoupface." this one is from @toshoonly. >> steve: toshoonly? >> jimmy: to -- like t-o -- >> steve: like too shoon? like -- >> jimmy: to shoon. >> steve: it's been too shoon. >> jimmy: too shoon, too shoon. [ laughter ] to shoonly. she says, "my boss made me give him piggyback rides after we mopped the floors every night so there would be fewer footprints." [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: what? >> jimmy: giddy-up! giddy-up! let's go, come on. >> steve: come on, brain! >> jimmy: what in the world -- "come on, brain." >> steve: "don't be slippin' on that wet floor." [ laughter ] "pecho mojado!" [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: this one's from @brennancarrow. she says, "i babysat this kid who kept pointing at me and saying, 'you're next.' after the fourth time, i gave m

a spaceship. >> steve: spaceship. [ light laughter ] >> steve: what is that in the middle?g is beautiful. "praying." have you heard it yet, higgins? >> steve: i love it. >> jimmy: she has a great voice. oh, my goodness. listen to this. this is the jam. ♪ i hope you're somewhere praying praying ♪ >> jimmy: powerful. >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] kesha is here! anthony, terry, kesha and i are all going to play a game of "password." >> steve: ooh. [ audience oohs ] guys, it is time for "tonight show" hashtags. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hashtags hashtags ♪ >> jimmy: guys, we do this thing every wednesday where i send out a hashtag and we ask you guys to respond to that topic. and since president trump is on vacation right now, i sent out a hashtag called #mycrayvacay. [ laughter ] i asked you guys to send us a a funny, weird, or embarrassing vacation story. we got a huge resp within 30 minutes it was a a trending topic in the u.s., so thank you for getting involved. [ cheers and applause ] and now i thought i'd share some of my favorite #mycrayvacay sto

ainsley: steve, are you scared of heights? steve: not like that. [cheers] steve: all right.ey: you looked great. ainsley: what's the hardest part? >> all of it. when did i it yesterday, did i it so much better. i should have stopped while i was ahead. ainsley: did you great. >> that was so fun. steve: you were both terrific. adam, i have got to give props to you it looked like you slowed down. you could have won outright. todd: is he a gentleman. >> i caught her, did you see that? super reflex. steve: if both are interested in taking part of the green beret challenge where do they go next? >> www got green beret challenge got come. steve: you are all over the u.s., right? >> mainly on the coast pushing out to meengs next year. steve: how did they do. >> they did awesome. ainsley: y'all did great. you got some speed when you were going through the mud. ainsley: had something to do with lying down. steve: carley and ada many dam great job. >> thanks a lot. steve: department of justice firing back at rahm emanuel's definition of sanctuary city. the dangerous facts he can't affo

steve.ekend all week like breakfast for dinner. it's going to be a fun week. it's going to be a good one. happy monday morning, everybody. a lot to wake up to. steve: no kidding. we are going to start with a fox news alert right now. nationwide tensions reaches fevered pitch following the deadly rally on saturday. abby: turning peaceful freedom rally into chaos. as can you see there, clashing with the cops in seattle. pete: protesters armed with ax handels and 2 by 4s taunting police hoping to insight violent. forced to use pepper spray and flash bang grenades to keep the protests separated. steve: three arrested for obstruction and assault. thankfully nobody was hurt. abby: keep a close eye on that as well. feds digging deeper into the charlottesville. hate filled path. steve: mike pence makes it very clear the trump administration condemns all hate groups. pete: a vigil was held last night for the woman mowed down in chilling attack. good morning. >> it is a sad and somber morning in charl

>> steve: pbs?>> steve: oh, he said pbs. >> jimmy: he's pronouncing -- he's reading it like it's a a word. >> steve: that's not -- it's pbs. >> jimmy: "golf channel is pronounced like a word." [ light laughter ] i know but, p.b.s. is different. "pbs." [ light laughter ] guys, listen to this, i saw that an o.j. simpson museum is opening in l.a. [ scattered cheers ] that's right, a museum filled with his memorabilia. or as o.j. put it, "this feels like a trap." [ laughter and applause ] it just feels like -- i shouldn't. it feels like i'm walking into a trap. a new study finds that george clooney has the most handsome face, because of his eyes, nose, chin, and mouth. [ laughter ] in other words, he has the most handsome face, because of his face? wait -- [ laughter and applause ] who did this study? throw that card away. that doesn't make any sense, that study. guys, i saw that the movie "frozen" is being turned into a a broadway musical. [ cheers and applause ] yeah. and they've added a bunch of new

the ideological differences between steve bannon and the likes of gary cohn as well as steve mnuchinnot be underscored enough. that is a storyline line that we will be following for quite some time even with steve bannon outside the white house. vonnie: obviously phasers have been forming for quite some time and they widened a lot in a few days. after charlottesville, it was clear that something was going to have to give. he did not have friends with the likes of gary cohn and h.r. mcmaster. plenty of people were asked if steve bannon was going to say and when they did not give a definitive answer, it was clear that his time was limited. is that why he gave a follow-up interview to a british newspaper? gave: their review that he definitely had time to look at it. you are looking up the market reaction to this and you're looking at the political volatility index. stocks of bumped upward upon news of this and political risk indicators -- there it is. the vix index has somewhat largely diminished upon news of this. that is fascinating and speaks for itself. on the flipside of that, the

he's a dad. >> steve: he's my iowa homey. >> jimmy: he's a dad as well. >> steve: yep. >> jimmy: plusf the best chefs in the world, he's one of the hardest working guys i've ever met in my life, one of the most charitable guys i've ever met in my life. he does -- i just, i love him so much, mario batali is joining us. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: yeah! >> jimmy: he's the best. >> steve: he's your birthday buddy. >> jimmy: he is. we have the same birthday, yeah. tonight we're going to play a a really fun game called "secret ingredient." >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: and mario is going to host it, you do not want to miss that. plus, we have music from liam payne right there! [ cheers and applause ] yeah, look at this. "strip that down." >> steve: strip it. >> jimmy: "strip that down" is the name of his -- he's solo now, and a lot of people note, that he's super -- this is me without my shirt on. >> steve: really, oh, that is. [ laughter ] so, we've updated math to make the equations more about stuff modern kids can relate to in a a segment called "popular mathematics." here we go. [ che

steve bannon leaving the white house. whites who issuing a statement, i quote, white house chief of staff john kelly and steve bannon mutually agreed it would be steve's last day. welcome to "the intelligence report." bannon has been somewhat controversial figure in the white house. he often clashed with other white house advisors as well as members of president trump's cabinet, including the new chief of staff, john kelly. while this sort of hard-nosed conservative, very nationalistic economic agenda, earned him a lot of support from trump supporters it caused friction with more moderate aides think gary cohn for example. maybe steve mnuchin. family members like jared kushner and donald trump. i want to go to blake burman, standing by at the white house with the breaking news. as i said the market doesn't quite to know what to make of it. we're off a little bit because there is some concern they're still going through a lot of speed bumps here blake. reporter: this shows, trish, i think you could says influence of new ch

steve: we do.sanctions north korea says they will mobilize all resources and take physical action. this is a little different because in the past they have been a little vague. yesterday they said thousands of times over there would be retaliation. so far north korea has defied efforts by both washington and china to diffuse the situation. so now it looks like they are trying to ratchet things up. when you look at the american people. poll in chicago people are behind defending the people of south korea. ainsley: 62% of americans are in favor of taking action, military action. so let us know what you think. there is the regional meeting of foreign ministers, rex tillerson is there in manila. and china's foreign minister was there and told north korea's foreign minister to stop all of these nuclear and missile testing because it's interesting that china is on board. and japan son board. we knew. steve: and russia. ainsley: russia. exactly 15-0 voted in favor of these sanctions to take a billion doll

steve: sure.st because -- now we know of at least two grand juries and apparently reuters was told that one of these grand juries -- the latest grand jury apparently was looking into that june 2016 meeting that don jr. had with a russian lawyer. so that's one story floating around from reuters. but just because they have impaneled another grand jury, that doesn't mean any charges are going to be filed. >> no, it doesn't. the real concern is that when you have such a large staff, so much money, a couple of grand juries, it's hard to walk away without indicting someone. steve: got to find something. >> you don't want to look like the italian army great on parade but never seen on the field. these prosecutors are likely to want to show something. you just got a guy who gave up a partnership in new york to come and investigate this is the person expert on foreign bribery. buzz kill to come here and find nothing. brian: the problem is, buzz kill or not, this jury is impaneled in washington, d.c. where

steve they -- steve: they did. the suggestion. we got a whole bunch of tweets an facebook and email. ainsley: david said, impressed, a law with common sense to it. this law has been needed for a long time. i expect the usa to benefit from passage. brian: kathy said my father came from italy, spoking like, there was no press one for italian. one language on atms. steve: learning english if one plans to live in this country, benefits everyone. not only make communication easier for immigrants, but it set as precedent of respect and lawfulness for the country tom emailed. ainsley: alan said we needed this for some time. a good platform to open discussion. let us know what you think. keep the comments rolling in please. brian: president came out said yesterday, look at our economy. we're up close to 3%. we're at 2.6%. we'll get job numbers tomorrow. as, you watch neil cavuto yesterday, we watched it go over 22,000 for the first time in american history. something you have to, at some point give credit to the president

steve: sure.stand by the with the of the united states would take aim at the senators even though he didn't name them by name. let's face it, unless he can get through the u.s. senate his legacy. brian: he needs them. steve: absolutely. he needs them to be on his side. have you got to figure behind the scenes what we have seen from donald trump so far, he will talk to people one on one and ultimately, if if they do not do what he would like them to do because he feels like 89 legislation, for instance, repeal and replace was in the best interest of the united states, plan b, after talking to them nicely behind the scenes, is go ahead and talk about them in public. i think what he thinks is if he shames them in to doing the right thing for the people of arizona, in his estimation, they will. ainsley: you can either believe what he believes, which if i shame them in to doing this, they will listen to me. they will get on board. or many people said don't address them. don't talk about them. continue

steve: sure. ainsley: everyone should be worried about it i'm surprised that a few democrats have come out and said they didn't like the way he handled this just because this is such an issue that is affecting everyone in our country. what do they expect? what do they want from our president? they don't want him to be tough? brian: it's because it is president trump and they do not so-called the presidential nod in the time of crisis that every other president got. for example, senator chuck schumer from his vacation home says reckless rhetoric is not a way to keep america safe. dianne feinstein president trump is not helping the situation with his bombastic commence. john mccain this is surprising. ainsley: he said. brian: this on a radio station. ainsley: that kind of rhetoric i'm not sure how it helps. steve: after the president said those words they turned around and said you know what? we're thinking about blowing up guam. guam is ready and as we saw from griff's report we are ready to #fight