ed >> steve bannon: she was on the campaign, and very good. >> laura: effective, but boy. >> steve bannon: she did terrific job, we threw her into tough situations. >> laura: taping conversations. >> steve bannon: in hindsight, but rights making straight-forward decisions. >> laura: looking forward to seeing the film. i can't wait. >> steve bannon: go to trump at war dot com. >> laura: you can watch the trailer, if you haven't seen it. attacks on president trump seem more and more coordinated, as steve said, are they? a debate on that, next. ♪ >> laura: from bob woodwar >> laura: from bob woodward awe new book to the hearings to obama comeback to political stage, this appears to be all-out coordinated attack to the resistance from president trump. victor davis hansen calls this circus of resistance in piece that ties all the events together. joining us for a conversation, is former secret service agent and nra t.v. host, senior fellow chris hahn in the studio, never get to see him, former aide to senator chuck schumer. start with you, vdh. coordinated, woodward calling up omarosa manigaul

it is great for steve bannon.e this as a great badge of honor and we'll be hearing a lot from him on this topic over the next few days. >> steve schmidt, let me ask steve really quickly, steve, you and i have spent some time being critical of this president and those around this president, but at the same time, you were one of the few people along with willie, mika and myself that suggested that donald trump might win. you saw it coming. and you saw it coming very early. and that angered a lot of people on the left. they didn't want to confront the reality, the ugly reality, that was in front of them. when you see something like this happen, i think rimnich doing the right thing, let's talk to this guy to see what makes him tick and challenge him in public. and then the left goes crazy on twitter and he is dis-invited. do you fear that many on the left may be repeating the same mistake that they would rather live in a bubble with their heads in the sand than confront the ugliness that stands before them? >> well,

bannon knows what he's getting into.e knows the new yorker isn't going to be a friendly rally in south florida. >> i don't fear the modern american left. you can't vanquish an enemy you don't know. they can't share a stage or the same ox glent same room with someone who doesn't buy in hook, line and sinker with what they believe. >> when someone like chelsea clinton tweets i don't want to normalize bigotry. all thee has to do is looking at her mom. when hillary clinton was secretary of state she was instrumental in a u.n. resolution. >> the bannon people have their own events and media sources. kennedy: if there is one thing we can take away from john mccain's parting and those who eulogized him, it's openness and civility. and a lot of people on the left whether ones fawning over him. >> people who want to have a conversation even though they might disagree on things are the ones most of frustrated in the political moment we live in. kennedy: i'm frustrated because there isn't enough time for other stuff. but the panel

, because of bannon, many people canceled, right.mulaney pulled out. jim carrey pulled out. i was so offended by this, that i refused to even be invited months ago, months ago. ( laughter ) seriously, like, i don't know how "the new yorker" didn't see this backlash coming. like, you invite steve bannon to anything, and there's going to be backlash. like, there have been raccoons who left the dumpster because steve bannon dropped in for a visit. but in any case, now the liberals say they'll be breaking up with "the new yorker." and then just yesterday came the biggest boycott news of all. nike launched their new campaign to celebrate 30 years of "just do it," including an ad with colin kaepernick that says, "believe in something, even if it means sacrificing everything." yeah, which seems really uplifting with kaepernick's photo, but it's also the moto of many gambling addicts. don't forget. ( laughter ) now, millions of people- ( laughter ) millions of people love this ad-- i love how some of you are catching it later. ( laughter ) (

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. >>> new yorker magazine disinvited steve bannon. the editor in chiefvitation aft pulled out of the event. after the bannon participation, jim carrey and judd apatow said they would not take part. > >> in a letter to the staff, he said he will interview bannon if the opportunity presents itself. bannon said he accepted the invitation to face-off against one of the fearless journalists. >>> the head of nbc news and reas ronan farrow speaking out over the harvey weinstein story. hinting they tried to kill the weinstein story. farrow's former producer said there were from the highest levels of nbc to stand down on the scandal. >> black bushed back with the document that describes the story not ready for broadcast. claiming he did not have a witness ready to go on record against weinstein. overnight, farrow tweeted a statement to contradict nbc claims. the list of sources is incomplete and omits women identified in the story or offered to be. the story was twice cleared and deemed reportable. only to be blocked by representatives who did

some claim bannon is simply unimportant, irrelevant, and thus shouldn't be given a microphone. if that were the case, surely the media, which is a for-profit industry, would notice the lack of public interest and stop inviting him. the reality is the people running the "economist," t financial times, "60 minutes," the "new yorker" and many others who have invited bannon know he is an intelligent and influential ideologist, a man who built the largest media platform for the new right, ran trump's successful campaign, briefly in the white house as his chief strategist and continues to articulate and energize the populism that's been on the rise throughout the western world. the real fear that many of the left have is not that bannon is dull and interesting but opposite. that his ideas will prove persuasive to too many people. hence the solution, don't give him a platform and hope this will make the ideas go away. did the efforts of communist countries to muzzle capitalist ideas work? we've been here before. in 1947, william shockley, the nobel prize winning scientists who was in

actor jim carrey saying bannon and me on the same program? could never happen. some new yorker staff writers also saying they were appalled by the decision to include bannon. remnick later issuing a lengthy statement saying he changed his mind after listening to concerns. he writes, in part, there is a better way to do this if the opportunity presents itself. i'll interview him in a more traditional journalistic setting. bannon slammed the news telling cnbc in what i would call a defining moment, david remnick showed he was gut less when confronted by the howling mob. >> monica lewinsky sat down for an interview but walked off the stage aftquestion. the interviewer from channel 2 news asked lewinsky whether she still expects an apology from president clinton. lewinsky said, i'm sorry, i'm not going to be able to do this and left the stage. she later explained on twitter saying she agreed to the interview with the understanding the clinton question was off limits. she added, it is more important than ever for women to stand up for themselves and not allow others

and bannon says to him, no, you haven't. he says, yes, i have.id it's a matter of public record. you've only voted once in 1988. and then he says, yeah, i guess that's right. >> it's not only steve bannon, but it's dave bossy who is another campaign aide but he makes all sorts of sweeping declarations. they point out that he's given all this money to democrats. he said, no, it's not true. they said here the records are and it proves it. well, that's okay. i'll just power over that essentially, which, of course, is the trump style. and when your president in the end, i think that there are about two or three moments where you're making really critical decisions. what are we going to do with the financial crisis in 2008? what's the response going to be? what are we going to do about the 9/11 terrorist attack? and you go to process. process really matters. it's almost funny if it didn't make you cry that general kelly when he's -- he comes in as chief of staff last year, he wants to write out certain rules. and one of the rules is you can't make dec

. >>> new yorker magazine disinvited steve bannon. as the headliner of the festival and former chief strategist doesn't like it. the editor in chief rescinded the invitation. this comes after several big name participants claimed they would not join. after the bannon participation, jim carrey and judd apatow said they would not take part. apatow tweeting i will not take part in the event that normalizes hate. >> in a letter to the staff, he said he will interview bannon if the opportunity presents itself. bannon said he accepted the invitation to face-off against one of the fearless journalists. he goes on to say, what i would call a defining moment, he showed he was gutless when confronted by the howling online mob. >>> the head of nbc news and ro ronan farrow breaking their silence. andy lack e-mails employees to explain the network tried to kill farrow's reporting. the former producer quoted saying orders from the highest levels of nbc to stand down on the weinstein scandal. the story was published by the newspaper and won a pulitz

that is the bannon backlash. be part of this new yorker festival with all sorts of different rock stars and different writers and he was invited by david remnick and then when there was backlash and people started dropping out from comedians to rock stars he was disinvited. and steve bannon, i think, had a good retort to all of this. he said, after being contacted several months ago and with seven weeks of continual requests for this event i accepted the "new yorker's" invitation with no thought of an honorarium. the reason for my acceptance is simple, i would be facing one of the most fearless journalists of his generation in what i would call a defining moment, david remnick, the editor-in-chief, showed he was gutless when confronted by the howling online mob. it's interesting. what was the "new yorker" thinking if not controversy around steve bannon that follows him around. >> and this wasn't an interview -- david remnick is a fantastic journalist to be clear and that needs to be said and i think some treatmen

united states i think it's overall generally a good thing that that platform is taken away steve bannon is not evil and if you disagree with him you should want to hear him and confront him not say if he comes on not coming bad and was the hard right populist white nationalist right and you don't have to you have to like come out with a swats a car or something to be a white nationalist this is not that simple that was his agenda if you watch documentaries if you watch the kind of media he put out that is exactly what the undertones and the discourse of ben and represents let's assume for the sake of argument that that statement about white nationalism and the link to steve bannon is true which it is not what's the harm david remnick the publisher said he was going to grill steve benen he was going to challenge him on his ideas he was. not to give them a softball kind of interview yet that wasn't good enough for the left the intolerant left people like jim carey jimmy fallon and others who said if he comes we're not coming now and then because we don't like to hear the other side we don

in an e-mail to his staff last night, "new yorker" editor announced that bannon would no longer appearrlier, several celebrities, including jim carey and patton oswald said they were pulling out because bannon was set to appear. >>> "time" magazine says storm former vice president joe biden was spotted running in the streets of pittsburgh, and everyone made the same joke on social media. biden was in pittsburgh to march in the city's labor day parade. he was seen jogging down the street, which led to jokes about whether it was a signal that he would run for president in 2020. biden says he'll decide whether to run by january. >>> and "sports illustrated" reports colin kaepernick is the face of nike's 30th anniversary just do it campaign. the former san francisco 49ers quarterback tweeted the new nike ad, which has the words "believe in something, even if it means sacrificing everything." kaepernick started the wave of social justice protest by nfl players two years ago when he kneeled during the national anthem. he hasn't played since 2016. nike signed kaepernick in 2011 and says it ha

steve bannon and anne coulter. why liberals must listen to all voices even those they disagree with. but here's my take, for those who believe that donald trump is unconventional but canny, this week -- behind trump's ranting, impulsiv impulsive, incoherent and narcissistic facade, lies a ranting, impullive incoherent and that is cystnarcissistic ma. perhaps the main reason we are not appearing too far behind the curtain these days is that in general, things look good. the american economy is growing a bit faster than expected. trump tries to take credit for this nearly every day. tru and some credit is justified. the economy growth last year was 4.2%, and as you know was was headed down. the sweeping tax cuts freed up cash for businesses. this infusion of money, however, is likely to produce only a temporary bump, a kind of sugar high that comes from a massive increase in deficits and inequality. peace among the major powers allows for the continued surge of economic activity in most of the world. global zax aizat

bannon is the most articulate exopponee component of the force that put trump into office. liberals need to understand that if they don't listen to people like steve bannon, these people don't disappear, it just means people keep being surprised by election results. recently bannon was invited to a staff writer said an ideas festival where you only invite your friends is called a dinner party. i wanted to talk about this dust up and the related issue of free speech being curtailed on american college campuses and issues relating to that. jonath jonathan h oh, eheight, author book, "the coddling of the american mind, how good intentions and bad ideas are setting up a generation for failure." jonathan, thanks for coming on. >> it's a pleasure, fareed. >> it's almost like there's a new moral universe, explain what you mean. >> what began happening in 2014 and 2015, is when professors or students would say something, there would be protests and demands that the person will fired. and it took everybody by surprise, it seemed very strange. that's what we're seeing now, is the new

they just invite steve bannon. we'll explain., our fox affiliates around the country covering tonight. q13 fox in seattle has teachers in several washington state school districts staying out of the classroom on strike. others are meeting today to decide what to do. some teachers in a few districts have reached deals on new contracts. fox 47 in lansing says the president of usa gymnastics resigns in the wake of the uproar over former michigan state and team usa dr. larry nassar. he's been convicted on dozens of counts of sexually abusing athletes. carrie parry was only on the joy athletes blame her for mishandling the fallout from the larry nassar case. this is a live look at eden prairie, minnesota, from our affiliate fox 9. one of the stories there tonight, the fbi says it has recovered a pair of ruby slippers warned by judy garland in "the wizard of oz." they were stolen from a minnesota museum 13 years ago. they are 1 of 4 pairs of ruby slippers worn by garland in that movie that are known to exist. that is tonight's live loo

assume for the sake of argument that that statement about white nationalism and the link to steve bannon is true which it is not what's the harm david remnick the publisher said he was going to grill steve bannon he was going to challenge him on his ideas he was. not going to give them a softball kind of the interview yet that wasn't good enough for the left the intolerant left people like jim carey jimmy fallon and others who said if he comes we're not coming now and then because we don't like to hear the other side we don't like we don't like to hear people like us and you have to be clueless to not see that there is an association with steve benen policy and politics and the growth of white nationalists resentment in this country that you're seeing the rise in hate crimes you're seeing this kind of obsessive fixation on xena phobia and criminalizing all immigrants as if you know we're all rapists so i think that this is chris is also going. to like what the public thinks acceptable. but i would say if you do that and yourself and well they just don't want the opposition to be heard pe

. >> former donald trump eight steve then and -- former donald trump aid steve bannon was supposed to be interviewed bb david rrmnick. then came the bbck lash by the --ff team who accused remnick whoncluded jim carrry threatened to boycott the festival. been in has called -- steve bannon has called remnick gutlesss forhool has come under fire a scandalous back to school performance to kindeegarten children. it is unbelievable.% >> you have to be woodering what they were thinking. a sñ;@ matthew carney: we'veve come to one of thehe world's least hospitable places in the depepths of f winter. this is the time to find the practitioners of an ancient disappearing tradition, the last eagle hunteters of momongolia. to get to the authentic eagle hunters, we have to endure some extreme conditions,

several celebrities said they would boycott the magazine's event if steve bannon attended.arrey was among those protesters prompting the editor of the new yorker to rescind steve bannon's invitation. in a statement banning lashed out at the editor calling him gutless-- gutless. cheryl: big word. president trump criticizing the attorney general jeff sessions again. this time suggesting the justice department put republicans in midterm jeopardy with recent indictments of two gop congressman, duncan hunter and chris called one. the president tweeted: cheryl: lets up bringing cliff maloney republican strategists and howard, gray tabby air. >> good morning. >> good morning. cheryl: cliff, at the end of the day the justice department is about finding justice, calling out criminals and prosecuting crimes and building cases. do you think it's fair the president when after sessions on the timing of these indictments? >> no. i don't know what he's doing because the role of the attorney general is not to pick sides, not to pick teams. 's role is to enforce the rule of law, so i'm conf

first the new yorker doesn't invite bannon. what does that tell you? >> they are afraid to hear voices that don't agree with the ones already in the room. that's a great tragedy, it's not about steve bannon, it's about if there is someone who has an opinion or a voice that is different than the echo chamber of the left. their way to deal with it is not to present their arguments in the presence of the arguments to the right and win. their argument is just don't even let the other guys in the room. it shows to me they just have very little confidence in their own point of view. >> laura: it has happened on college campuses and happened in public life. there are certain things that people are afraid to say that five years ago, it was a mainstream thought. and if you say them you are vilified. or you're called this "ist" or that "ist" an you are driven out of public life, or they try to drive you out of public life. you lose a promotion, you don't get a certain job at a certain company and that's outrageous, governor. that is -- they say trump is anti dem

jonathan: i wouldn't call john c calhoun the steve bannon of jackson. have a lot of informal advisers that he called his kitchen cabinet. had figures who were advising him quite strongly, and often radically, on policy positions. calhoun was not one of them. calhoun in jackson did not like each other and dated back several years. calhoun was very critical of jackson, even earlier in 1818 when he invaded florida. calhoun, who was secretary of war emma disagreed with that as well. so they didn't have the best relationship. host: professor pat has this tweet. andrew jackson seems to share views from both modern political parties. what is your opinion as to which party would be most comfortable with andrew jackson today? jonathan: that's a great question. i would say, i mean, jackson -- the republican party. one, head to choose would be a republican. but i only think he would be a republican in the age of trump. jackson would not have been a republican under george w. bush. he might have been a democrat under george w. bush. anna in new york. go ahead with

in the michael wolff book, "fire and fury," steve bannon is quoted twice invoking the 25th amendment coming to president trump. spicer, priebus, cohn, powell, bannon, tillerson, mattis, mnuchin had traveled through the stages of adventure, challenge, frustration, battle, self-justification and doubt before finally having to confront the very real likelihood that the president they worked for did not have the act to function in his job. the debate, as bannon put it was not about whether the president's situation was bad but whether it was 25th amendment bad. a few pages towards the end of the book, bannon is quoted saying there is a one-third chance the president would livermore to the end of his third and one-third chance the mueller impeachment would lead to the end of the president and one-third chance trump would resign perhaps in the wake of a threat of the 25th amendment about his incapacitation. >> maybe we should have seen this coming. that book with warnings about the president being removed from office this way, that book came out the very start of the year in january. since

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a few pages towards the end of the book, bannon is quoted predicting that there is a one-third chance ta trump sbou limp to the end of his term, a one-third chance that the mueller investigation would lead to impeachment of the president and a one-third chancesome that trump would resign perhaps in a wake of a threat of the 25th amendment about his incapacitation." >> maybe we should have seen this coming. that book with warnings about the president being removed from office this way, that book came out the very start of the year in january. since then, we got the first book from a former senior advisor to the president. she chose as the title to her book, the word "unhinged," and she was not talking about herself. we're about to get the book from bob woodward. it's not technically out yet but we know from people getting advance copies of the book but it talks about senior officials stealing documents from the president's white house and senior members of the white house telling him he's not ordering things that he is absolutely trying to order up to and including the assassination of

mess today because of what steve bannon calls his former lawyers' incompetence. talk to rudy giuliani, the president's lawyer now, quite often and get reporting from him. is there a sense this whole thing, i mean, he says he would have done it differently. what is your read from your conversations with giuliani and how do they agree with this assessment by steve bannon? >> it's not just giuliani. i mean, you talk to many people in and around the president now. and look, to be fair to john dowd, hindsight is 20/20. he did feel back when the mueller investigation started that he had a good relationship with mueller. that he got the sense from mueller explicitly and from mueller's deputies this would be -- that this would move faster if the trump white house complied. and boy, did they. it really was to be fair to the trump team, they gave the mueller team everything that they wanted and then some in terms of documents and interviews. and didn't invoke executive privilege, which they could have done. and yes, there is a lot of shoulda, woulda, coulda going on and ha

month's festival which features high-profile celebrities and other figures, but backlash against bannonas swift bannon slammed the decision and called the "new yorker's" top editor gutless. >>> monica lewinsky sat down for an interview in jerusalem but it ended after just one question. the interviewer from channel 2 news there asked lewinsky whether she still expects an apology from former president bill clinton over the scandal. she explained on twitter that she agreed to the interview with the understanding that the clint be question was off limits. >>> and talk about building chemistry off the court. during a labor day pool party, the uconn men's team showed splash and serious hang time on this video >> amazing >> of course it happens over labor day weekend. >> i phillip, can you do that? >> i'll need seven friends to do that you, me, a half dozen others, we'll try it >> thank you very much for that update. >>> still to come, oil is on deck tropical storm gordon gaining steam in the gulf. how that is impacting energy prices. >>> and just do it nike's latest ad campaign has all of twi

, bannon told her you're a [ bleep ] staffer the book claims bannon continues, you walk around this placeyou're in charge, you're not, you're not on staff. ivanka shouted back, pooit i'm not a staffer. i'm the first daughter. i'll never be a staffer. it simms from her passing then white house chief of staff reince priebus to get access to her father. other aides had to go through reince priebus. dave, i'm sure you already have your hands on the book. you probably read the whole thing. how are republicans reacting to the president's comments about jeff sessions in woodward's forthcomeing book? >> there has been some pushback, susan collins, bob corker, the usual have defended sessions. some southern senators have been asked what do you make of the way president trump is describing southerners here? there has been some kind of muted pushback. it's interesting in president trump's statement, though, he does say i didn't use these words to describe sessions, but you've seen the kind of language he uses on twitter to attack sessions. it's not shocking that he would go in that direction. what h

steve bannon was the longtime head of the far-right-wing news outlet breitbart news, which frequently publishes white nationalist propaganda. indicate -- he became a top adviser to president trump. in new york city, the award-winning newspaper "the village voice" is shutting down after 63 years. founded in 1955 by dan wolf, ed fancher and norman mailer, the left-leaning paper was the first alternative weekly in the united states. last year, it stopped its print publication, and on friday publisher peter barbey said he is shutting down the influential newspaper entirely. in recent days, the natation pad tribute to the legendary singer aretha f franklin and senator jn mccain. on saturday, former presidents barack obama and george w. bush gave eulogies to mccain at his funeral at the washington national cathedral. president trump was not invited and spent the day golfing. speakers at aretha franklin's funeral in detroit included former president bill clinton, jesse jackson, and the reverend al sharpton who hailed her as "the soundtrack to the civil rights movement." and georgetown sociol

the new yorker festival disinvited steve bannon after celebrities pulled out of the event.eve bannon is that the new yorker festival i am out, i will not take part in an event that normalizes hate. jimmy fallon writing i am out. all three abandoned the former chief strategist now firing back calling the editor in chief gutless when confronted by the howling online mob. interested to know what you think as well. college no longer necessary for the world's largest companies. tracy carrasco with more on the trend away from higher education. google and ibm and apple, no longer requiring college degrees for a lot of jobs. i major shift from what employers were requiring. according to ibm, nontraditional education classes, good news for people who think going to college is too expensive and no pay off. this is something they will get, and those academic requirements being taken into account, those qualifications. >> that is good news. prices going up, you can get something free from one of my favorite places, chick-fil-a. >> we love the things that are free but they are giving aw

there at the beginning of the white house sees a close follower of mr bannon the chief strategist the architect of america first i said there was an occasion in the past when president obama missed his slot and the u.s. president didn't speak second it seems president trump has missed his slot because he's not here the brazilian president has finished his speech and i think we're probably now is president trump is not here going to skip now to the president of ecuador so president trucks which were expecting it now he seems to be a little late we have no word from the u.s. press team that are traveling with him with him why that is he is a very short distance away this is the one period of the year where he gets to stay in his own residence trump tower which is less than ten city blocks from the united nations and if you're the u.s. president with a massive motorcade there's never a problem with traffic so maybe another meeting is over running ok james will carry on a conversation just on the off chance that mr trump is in the lobby making his way into the auditorium i mean when we ge

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i spent 2 1/2 of the weirdest hours of my life in the breitbart embassy with steve bannon this week.ay for those people who think steve bannon is no longer relevant, put aside from his hateful views. the guy is still out there with 25 people. he's got somewhere north of 5 million, south of $10 million. he's making dark films, propaganda films that he admits are propaganda to try to incite the trump base to make them fearful, the notion that they don't win the midterms and hold the house that trump is going to get impeached. >> is he riding the racism wave or anything else? >> he's riding the fear wave is what he's doing. >> which is racism. >> well, there's a lot of fear out there of a lot of things. >> anti-immigrant. >> he's still riding the alt-right train, but i will also say he's scrambling to get back in donald trump's good graces. knowing donald trump hearing steve bannon make the argument that this op-ed piece amounted to a coup -- >> i'm going to hate watching it. >> donald trump may like it. >> thank you. my thanks to john heilemann, daniel goldman. i'm nicolle wallace. "mt

steve bannon throwing around a lot of profanity on his part in his direct address with those generals lawrence, i think one of the many absurdities we have long forgotten about this administration, steve bannon was actually placed on the national security council in january of 2017. and one of the first orders that president trump promulgated as president of the united states. i can confirm you are in fact correct, i did not routinely hear that language in the situation room. it is not the language you expect to hear when you are debating and sometimes speaking about matters of life and death. everything from the iran deal to cuba, to matters of nuclear contingency. so it is not certainly par for the course in those settings. >> go ahead, david. >> one quick thing. you know, it's time for rex tillerson, gary cohn, and rob porter to say these things out in the open. this is how the president behaves. the public has a right to know, particularly before the mid terms. and they're cowards if they're sitting on these experience ands not sharing them with us. >> ned price, david corn, thank

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steve bannon his former strategist. steven miller. i don't know what he does, all the scary, cruel things. and jeff sessions, his sitting ag. you talk about a paranoid president. there's reason to be paranoid. >> to your point, this has been potentially one of the presidents who values loyalty the most but has had the most disloyalty within his ranks because it's a one-way street. and i think the confluence of the op-ed and the book this week may signal -- may signal a shift to kind of a save yourself mentality among the republicans because, can you imagine if this happened during the obama administration, how nancy pelosi would have reacted or how harry reed would have reacted? it was all the republicans on the hill. the ones we did hear from were bob corker and ben sasse who said, hey, what's new here. this is what we've all known from the very beginning. >> phil rucker, i want to go there on bob woodward because donald trump has praised bob woodward when he's been fair and open to donald trump's arguments or claims. and he attacked

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so far progresses fiercely oppose, for example, steve bannon ideas. you would think that they would eagerly welcome the opportunity to describe those ideas in the public forum. instead, the new yorker recently caved in to pressure to disinvited bannon from was going to be a hard-hitting interview with his editor, and the faculty at the university of chicago are trying to scuttle a debate between bannon and a business professor there. in silencing bannon they are in effect silencing their own best arguments. now, and understand the outrage the sometimes violent closemindedness, conservative defenders of free speech have been claiming that the baiting of opinion is the very essence of education. it is not. the essence of education is this. cramming as much knowledge into the empty noggins of students as a mere four years will allow. for most of that knowledge, the socratic or dialogic model of education is simply irrelevant. it makes no sense for student to say, i have an opinion about the laws of thermodynamics but i'm willing to listen to other views,

steve bannon said something interesting last week.said this issue is just going to get bigger and bigger. he was and actually the role a big tech in society could be one of the dominant election issues by 2020. what you make of that? >> i think he's right. steve bannon does things that i still can understand. he has a lot of foresight and other areas. when i brought up and i presented to you what the terms are thinking about, 67% of conservatives believe the tech companies are anti- conservative. they believe that they will get their own vehicle. they will lead liberals to their own vehicle. then we will be in our own lanes and never talk to each other about anything. social media was once a place where we could collide. soon, will say i have no interest in what you're saying. you never going to be fair. in a way, that would scare me a little. if conservatives feel as though the conventional feeling is the trumps utilize social media much better and that's part of the main reason they want. they're still ahead when it comes to faceboo

>> steve bannon said the other day the "new york times" anonymous op-ed amounted to a coup, so i wantedhat matter with him. >> stephen: jim. the op-ed reps a concern about the president's fitness for office, a decision not to try to remove him but instead to try to stay in office with him and keep him from doing some of the things they fear he would do in his worst moments. >> how is that a coup? what they have said is they're not going to implement the plans of the president of the united states. it's exactly like mcclellan. lincoln wanted to go to a hard war and they didn't want to do it. they didn't think he was fit to do it and -- >> you're comparing trump to link up? >> absolutely. he ought to do the exact thing lincoln did, fire mcclellan. >> stephen: do you think he says stuff like that because he wants back in the white house badly? >> oh, yeah, and i spent a fair amount of time thinking about it. lincoln wrote the emancipation proclamation and gave the gettysburg address, and donald trump can't pronounce the word "anonymous." ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) >> stephen: "

i was not a campaign chairman, i was not steve bannon or michael flynn. but i also wasn't serving coffee and i also don't think the campaign would have invited me to speak at the rnc if they viewed me as a coffee boy. >> you spoke at the convention? >> yes. >> not exactly. he spoke at an event in cleveland that occurred during the republican national convention, albeit it was along side heavy weights like corker. especially after trump announced him as a foreign policy advisor. >> george papadopoulos, he's an oil and energy consultant. excellent guy. >> critics seized on the fact that he had listed his time on a model u.n. as international experience. papadopoulos worked briefly on the short lived ben carson for president campaign where he says he helped prepare the candidate for debates. prior to that he ehad travelled to cyprus and israel, a conservative think tank in d.c. >> i jumped into working with very high level officials who had just left the bush administration. scooter lubby, so these were really my mentors. >> but it's the job papadopoulos had

>> i'm certainly not a campaign chairman or steve bannon or michael flynn, i also wasn't serving coffeedon't think the campaign would have invited me to speak at the rnc the way they did if i was a coffee boy. >> you spoke at the convention? >> yes. >> not exactly. papadopoulos spoke at a cleveland during the time of the convention. still, resume patting is part of the papadopoulos mo, especially after president trump introduced him. >> george papadopoulos, and energy and oil consultant. >> reporter: critics seized after he was listed as model u.n. as a credential. he worked on the ben carson for president campaign where he says he prepared him for debates and before that, traveled to cyprus and the hudson institute. >> i jumped in with high level officials after leaving the bush administration. scooter libby, these are really my mentors. >> it's the job papadopoulos had just before he joined the campaign that seems to prove pivotal. this is the london center of international law practice. behind its unassuming brick facade lies one of the central mysteries of george papadopoulos's stor