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[screaming] [shouting bannon] marjorie taylor greene: steve, we have a ie here. [iudwhen churches were shut down because of covid. >> i am going to prison. i am proud of going to prison. am proud of going to prison. to stand up to tyranny.hat tako standp doj. if this is what it takes to stand up to joe biden, i am proud to do[crowd noise] i am 15 minutes away. i will get you whatever you need e bannon: father, do not pray for me, pray for our enemies. >> you are an angel and may god protect you against the wickedness and snares of the devil. the heavenly host, the power of god, amen. you. k yo father. appreciate it. news? abc? wake i bench d --he way i bench pressed jonathan yesterday? [crowd screaming] [crowd chanting usa] abc news just asked ii have any regrets. i have not only no regrets, i am proud of what i did. i do not mind going to prison today. if the lawyers in the house changed the focus to nancy pelosi [inaudible] it did not have the impact of watergate and no drinking member , they could not see beyond evidence. we need to reconstitute the eed to do

you heard what bannon said.ow, bannon who talked about essentially beheading you and christopher wray. >> yeah. >> jonathan: he said, it's just a figure of speech, a figure of speech. that stuff matters, isn't it? >> that's nonsense, figure of speech. words matter and he thinks it's a figure of speech, and then you have maybe 1 out of 500 out there who's a wacko who doesn't think it's a figure of speech and thinks it's a mandate to go ahead and do something, and so these people that say they can say anything they want, but it's a figure of speech, don't buy that. that's nonsense. words matter. >> jonathan: and you still face threats even at this time. >> i do. yeah. i mean, every time someone gets up and says something outlandish -- i mean, we had that hearing the other -- about a week, two weeks ago and marjorie taylor greene -- >> jonathan: what is going on? >> i don't know. i mean, that's bizarre. that bizarreness leads to other cray s crazies threatening and saying things that are also inappropriate. >> jona

you know, bannon's referring to himself as a political prisoner., you know, as these things become more extreme, as some of these maga followers become, you know, ever more extreme in what they're doing, this is just another marker of how far out of the norm things are skewed that somebody who was his campaign director, who was a chief white house strategist, is now heading into a federal prison. and is okay with it. >> celebrating it, in fact. joshua green, thanks for being here for the latest on steve bannon, i appreciate it. >> thank you. >> and coming up, president biden will speak about the supreme court's immunity decision as he faces tough questions about his candidacy and his presidency. s about his candidac and his presidency e way! wayfair's fourth of july clearance is here and it's the talk of the neighborhood! because now through july 7th, you can save up to 70% on everything home. yes! save on finds for indoor and outdoor, and get surprise flash deals you don't want to miss. and get it all with fast shipping straight to your door. save

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steve bannon has a microphone with his war room podcast.portant to talk to people like steve bannon. there are hundreds of thousands if not millions of americans tuning into this, a key source of disinformation, yet he has a direct pipeline to donald trump and his allies, those in the republican party understand that steve bannon is going to have an important part of any trump second administration and beyond. >> i wonder, what you think, sarah, and i'm not trying to ask you as a legal analyst or expert or as a person close to all of this, your gut feeling when you heard what the decision was today, and i wonder if these kinds of threats from people like steve bannon make you nervous? >> yeah, this decision was really disheartening because obviously this is just going to delay this trial until after the election, and i do think that voters deserve to know heading into the polls if one of the candidates tried to overturn the previous election, and so they're not going to have that information to operate on. thankfully we'll have the facts fr

the same day, bannon said this all hell is going to break loose tomorrow. all i can say is strap in. there were personal and private conversations that he's that he's exerted, he's exerted, he's exerted executive privilege on bannon, who speaks regularly around the country. are you prepared to leave it all on the battlefield? says even in prison , his message won't be silenced. what is your endgame, victory or death of this republic? if we don't win the first, are they shred the constitution? it is the death of the constitutional american republic. we know. and our thanks to vaughn for that report. the justice department is pushing for boeing to accept a plea agreement related to two the 737 max crashes that killed 346 people, two people familiar with the matter tells reuters officials plan to give boeing until the end of the week to respond. the victims families and their attorneys are slamming this as a sweetheart deal. they disagree with several of the terms and say that it does not include any individuals being prosecuted. attorneys say if boeing does a

bannon is referring to himself as a political prisoner.ecome more extreme, as some of these m.a.g.a. followers become evermore extreme in what they are doing, this is just another marker of how far out of the norm things have skewed that somebody who was campaign director, chief white house strategist is now heading into a federal prison and is okay with it. >> elevating it, in fact. josh greene, thank you for being here and i appreciate it. >>> at least donald trump's allies are being held accountable. former trump lawyer, former emphasis, rudy giuliani, can no longer practice law in the state of new york. a state appeals court is barring him for spreading lies about the 2020 election. in a ruling, they say, giuliani quote, baselessly attacked and undermined the integrity of this country's election process and actively contributed to the national strife that has followed the presidential election, for which he is entirely unrepentant. this comes just a day after steve bannon reported to prison, following in the footsteps of former trump a

now bannon is banking on trump to get reelected in november. the prompt is very simple. >> fight on and promising revenge. i don't give too about going in danbury prison. okay. well, here's what i give about we're going to take down merrick garland and lisa monaco and the crop doj and the fbi and all of it in custody. bannon was expected to endure the same treatment as any other prisoner, passing through a metal detector, undergo boeing is strip search and reporting to his housing unit. >> we will be here in four months to collect him in good health, maybe a little thinner. >> but bannon's universe is shrinking. he won't have access to internet and he'll have a limited number of phone minutes each month to use in 15 minute increments on a wall mounted phone on colleague prepare mentally, visibly, everything for prisoners preparing to turn himself in, ban and projected an era of defiance insisting his show would go on even though he will be barred from running the business from prison. >> it's they can't stop this. this is our power our in tryin

bannon did just that. he started the war room podcast in 2019 to counter trump's first impeachment hearings after trump lost the 2020 election to biden that and used his podcast to foment protests behind the scenes. he pushed for right-wing members of congress to block the certification of the election the day before the attack on the capitol on his podcast, ben and predicted chaos on january 6. >> all hell is going to break loose tomorrow. it's not going to happen. like you think it's going to happen, okay? it's going to be quite extraordinarily different. >> the comments drew the attention of the january 6 committee we believe must abandon has information relevant to our pro and we'll use the tools at our disposal. to get that information. >> bannon was subpoenaed for documents and testimony. he refused to comply and was indicted on contempt of congress charges. after a trial, bannon was convicted and sentenced to four months in prison. >> i'm a political prisoner. i feel great about it. it won't change.

it was because steve bannon defied that subpoena. but on what we saw today steve bannon reporting to this facility that you arranged for him to actually go to in danbury, connecticut? i mean, tell us what what was he like in the final moments, had it sunken that he was actually about to be spending the next four months behind bars. >> o kaitlyn, thanks for having me back. i think anyone going into prison is going to be scared is going to be nervous. now actually, when you have somebody that's used to, a lot of press has a firebrand rhetoric and wants to have the appearance of a sense of bravado and being bold i get it. but as soon as somebody walks through those gates in the salehpour door closes reality sinks when we got there, steven, i and bernie carrick and somebody else drove up the road we were met by the captain. we walked inside, met with lieutenant and it was a very civil handoff steven, i went back into the back room. we talked are reminded him of all the things that he needs to remember and really focus on while he's there

bannon did just that. he started the war room podcast in 2019 to counter trump's first impeachment hearings after trump lost the 2020 election to biden that and used his podcasts to foment protests behind the scenes. he pushed for right-wing members of congress to block the certification of the election the day before the attack on the capitol on his podcasts, ben and predicted chaos on january 6. >> all hell is going to break loose tomorrow. it's not going to happen. like you think it's going to happen, okay? it's going to be quite extraordinarily different the comments drew the attention of the january 6 committee. >> we believe must abandon has infinite mason relevant to our pro and we'll use the tools at our disposal to get that information then and was subpoenaed for documents and testimony. >> he refused to comply and was indicted on contempt of congress charges after a trial, bannon was convicted and sentenced to four months in prison. >> i'm a political prisoner. i feel great about it. it won't cha

bannon, arguably, more than anyone else in a.m.dcast world has filled limbaugh's role. he remains the chief messenger of donald trump's vitriol, all of his grievance, all of these conspiracies about, you know, a deep state coming to get you. that's what bannon voices. he does it very effectively. >> mika? >> yeah? yes, heilemann. >> jeremy and i were thinking we'll do a little field trip up to see bannon when he's up in connecticut over the course of the next four months, see how he is doing without the podcast. joerks i i enjoyed one of the reasons he shouldn't be sent to prison, because of the lost of the podcast and the millions of people who relied on it, would be a harm to american democracy. i thought that was great. the podcast defense. if they throw me in jail, i'll be like, wait, i have a podcast. millions of americans rely on my crucial, you know -- but that was rejected, among other arguments. >> there ya go. >>> all right. national reporter for "the new york times," jeremy peters, former u.s. attorney chuck rosenberg, a

bannon did just that. he started the war room podcast in 2019 to counter trump's first impeachment hearings. after trump lost the 2020 election to biden than unused his podcasts to foment protests behind the scenes. he pushed for right-wing members of congress to block the certification of the election the day before the attack on the capitol, on his podcast, ben and predicted chaos on january 6 all hell is going to break loose tomorrow it's not going to happen. >> like you think it's going to happen, okay? it's gonna be quite extraordinarily different. >> the comments drew the attention of the january 6 committee, we believe must abandon has information relevant to our pro and we'll use the tools at our disposal to get that information. >> then and was subpoenaed for documents and testimony. he refused to comply and was indicted on contempt of congress charges after a trial, bannon was convicted and sentenced to four months in prison. >> i'm a political prisoner. i feel great about it. it won't change, wi

it was because steve bannon divide that subpoena. but but on what we saw today steve bannon reporting to this facility that you arranged for him to actually go to in danbury, connecticut? i mean, tell us what what was he like in the final moments had it's sunken that he was actually about to be spending the next four months behind bars. >> o kaitlyn, thanks for having me back. i think anyone going into prison is going to be scared is going to be nervous. now surely when you have somebody that's used to, a lot of press has a firebrand rhetoric and wants to have the appearance of a sense of bravado and being bold i get it. but as soon as somebody walks through those gates in the salehpour door closes reality sinks in. when we got there, steven, i and bernie carrick and somebody else drove up the road we were met by the captain. we walked inside met with lieutenant and it was a very civil handoff steven, i went back into the back room. we talked are reminded him of all the things that he needs to remember and really focus on while he's

bannon says that he has no regrets and that he won't stay silent while he's behind bars. his release date is just days before the november election. francis brie jackson, boris brie. thank you. president biden continues to face fallout after a poor debate performance. the president spent the weekend huddled with some of his closest family members during a pre-planned trip to camp david, two sources familiar with the with the discussions tell nbc news that the president's immediate family, including the first lady and hunter biden, are urging him to stay in the race. many of the president's allies are saying he is still the best choice to take on donald trump. in november. joe biden has confronted and had to come back from tragedy, from trials, from tribulations throughout his entire life. so the moment that we're in right now is a comeback moment. members of the biden campaign have been working to reassure their top donors, insisting that the president has no intention of stepping aside. election results in france this morning show the far right national rally party in th

as bannon prepares to serve four months at a federal lockup in connecticut for contempt of congress, he told abc's jon karl he has no regrets about defying a house subpoena to discuss his role in the january 6th attack on the capitol. >> will you appeal right now? message to all of trump's supporters to respect the results. are you going to pull this, win or lose this your question? have you asked and have you asked, have you no violence? have you asked a democrat this question? yes or no? the answer is no. have you asked the democrat that question? have you asked that? i mean, i haven't seen democrats storm the capitol to try to stop. have you heard jamie raskin with jamie raskin saying about january 6th that he would not. so the court ruled not enough. i have no problem asking democrats. then why don't you do it then? you've got no problem. the only reason you're going to have it. we put a pitchfork to your back and say, why don't you ask democrats? ask them democrats. here's here's here's the bottom line. when this is adjudicated and reviewed, if they are certifiable, chain of cus

cnn's polo sandoval explains steve bannon, the conservative podcast host. and at one point as strategies to donald trump ordered to report to a connecticut prison on monday, set to begin his four month prison term. this coming on the heels of a failed appeal at the prim court, basically a latch last-ditch effort to avoid prison time on the part of bannon. he refused to testify as part of a congressional investigation into the january 6 attack and efforts to overturn the 2020 election. so as a result, bannon was convicted of contempt of congress almost two years ago over the weekend, we heard from a prison consultant, justin paper neon, cnn, the former federal inmate, offering some words of advice to bannon. bannon recently and some interviews on other outlets still seeming to be quick defiant. it's going to come down to his routine. how we address, adjust and more importantly he's got to avoid problems ban and does frequently said no prison or jail can shut him up. he has to understand how prison staff can view a statement like that as he pursues his activi

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steve bannon is set to begin a four-month sentence after the supreme court declined bannon's request that it intervene. just last week, top congressional republicans led by house speaker mike johnson filed an amicus brief on bannon's behalf asking the d.c. circuit court of appeals to keep bannon out of jail. bannon still faces criminal charges in new york for allegedly defrauding donors to an anti-immigrant nonprofit called we build the wall out of more than $15 million and for laundering the proceeds. democratic leaders are defending president biden after his disastrous debate against donald trump last week when biden appeared halting, disjointed, and often seemed to lose his train of thought. prominent democrats rejecting calls for the president to step aside include biden surrogates senators raphael warnock and chris coons, congressmember jim clyburn, and maryland governor wes moore. democratic strategist david axelrod wrote, "unless the president himself, decides to quit -- which he won't -- that issue is settled." this comes as a new cbs news poll finds 72% of registered u.s. vo

. >>> also ahead, former trump adviser steve bannon is heading to prison this morning to serve a four-month sentence on contempt charges. we'll bring you what he's saying before he goes behind bars. ♪♪ >>> good morning and welcome to "way too early" on this monday, juul /* july 1st. i'm jonathan lemire. thanks for spending your morning and weekend with us. we have so much to cover. >>> the biden family is urging president joe biden to stay in the presidential race following his disaster of a debate last week in atlanta. the president gathered with his closest family members at camp david for a preplanned trip over the weekend. the major talk with us the future of his re-election campaign after his troubled performance on thursday. the message of the biden family was to keep fighting with the president's son, hunter biden, one of the strongest voices, urging his father to stay in the race. americans say he wants to see the father he knows, scrappy and commanding rather than the aging american they saw on thursday night. some focused frustration on allies that include advisers anita dunn, bob

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our north america editor sarah smith sat down with mr bannon for an interview last week.im how he feels about his prison sentence. how do you feel about that? it doesn't make a difference, that's four years on a navy ship, i served my country now for the last ten or so years focusing on this. if i had to do that in prison i will. no difference at all. well, several months away from the election, do you accept it is possible that joe biden could fairly win the election in november? impossible. remember, early voting, the ballots get mailed but early voting starts in this country around mid—september. we are only 100 days away from when it starts. if you say it's impossible for him to win fairly... crosstalk you are declaring now are you that if he... hang on, hang on. if he is declared the winner you will claim the election is stolen? he didn't win in 2020. he is totally not legitimate. this is the basic thing, this is why this show, our audience have never wavered from this ever. there were 60 court cases where judges found no evidence. that is not true. they didn't have

to try to stop the election. >> no clear answer from bannon there. maryalice joins us live from washington. the supreme court rejected steve bannon's appeal to delay his prison sentence, but all eyes back on the high court tomorrow with the justices expected to issue a major decision on donald trump's presidential immunity case. >> the supreme court is also set to decide on trump's claim he should have absolute immunity from criminal prosecution for all of his actions while he was president. this is one of the most important cases of his term. it's going to have huge implications not only for trump, for that january 6th case against him, but also for the future of the office of the presidency. rachel. >> rachel: most consequential ruling coming at the end of the term. maryalice, thank you. >>> we turn to overseas and fierce battles in northern gaza as cease-fire talks stall once again and new fears of a wider conflict in the middle east. matt gutman is following the developments from tel aviv. >> reporter: tonight, with an israeli raid into a hamas s

dana, steve bannon spoke to reporters for a while. well, out here as one of his last acts before reporting to federal custody, he of course, as you would expect, called himself a political prisoner. he insisted that he has no regrets and he talked about how his right-wing podcaster with live on with a variety of guest hosts without him there. now, what happens when steve, those behind those gates as he had has this federal prison in danbury, connecticut is firstly goes through this processing systems and he shows up. he goes through a medical metal metal detector. he's stripped strip-searched in any go mr. o. mental health evaluation, and then you're assigned your housing unit and this is where bannon is going to be for the next four months. it's a low security prison. it's not the minimum during prison, also known as a club fed, that he had hopes to go to because he has charges coming to trial in another case in new york that's hosts come in later on this summer, but again, bannon, now going through that processing, going into custod

now, pam, this is not the end of bannon's legal troubles.is also facing criminal charges in new york for allegedly crowding donors in an effort to build a wall along the u.s. mexico border. he is expected to go to trial in that case later this year. pam. all right. kara scannell. thanks so much for bringing us a little is there and coming up. we're going to take a closer look at president biden's inner circle. the close-knit group of family and advisers who could help make or break his political future an unprecedented debate as only cnn could do it with a record audience around the world. our country is being extraordinary are the most admired country in the world for the most complete coverage through election day and beyond, follows cnn these bills are crazy she's no idea. she sitting on a goldmine. >> she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more, she can sell all were part of it to coventry for cash, even a term policy, even a term policy? >> find out if you're sitting on a goldmine called coventry direct

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why did steve bannon go to prison? because he ignored, flagrantly, a subpoena from the january 6th committee and refused to even go in and take the fifth amendment. he pretended that it did not exist at all, and now he is in federal prison in connecticut. one of the things that we will increasingly see is that there are consequences, for people who are trump acolytes, whether they be michael cohen and alan weisselberg on one hand, or folks like rudy giuliani and steve bannon on the other. that is all juxtaposed with the supreme court decision, where we see the people that are most loyal to donald trump pay the price, and donald trump himself repeatedly evades criminal accountability again and again. thank god for the civil cases brought by e. jean carroll and the new york attorney general. that might be the best accountability that the american people see before the november election. >> lisa, it's always great to have you. mckay, thank you so much. hans, pretty good to see you. when we return, we will break down storm

. >> steve bannon reported to prison monday. he was defying a congressional subpoena.s conversations that they should be protected under executive privilege. on friday, the supreme court rejected a last-minute bid to delay his sentence sarah smith sat down with mr. bannon for an interview last week and began by asking him about how he felt about his prison sentence. >> it doesn't make any difference. i serve my country now for the last 10 or so years focusing on this. if i have to do it in prison, i do it in prison. >> we are several months away from the election. do you accept it is possible that joe biden could fairly win the election in november? >> impossible. early voting starts around mid-september in this country. we are only 100 days away from when it really starts. >> if you say it is impossible for him to win fairly, you are declaring now that if he is declared the winner -- >> hang on. >> are you saying you will claim the election has been stolen? >> hang on, he didn't win in 2020. he is totally and completely illegitimate. this is the basic railhead. this i

control all three branches of our government, their government will put some of us like me and steve bannonn prison and control the rest of us. here's how it went, here is how i got in prison, the legislative branch care for me, a criminal first. your favorite democrat, nancy pelosi created your favorite committee, the january 6 committee which demanded that i violated executive privilege. what did i do? i refused. january 6 committee demand that i betray donald j. trump to save my own skin, i refused. here's the thing about the constitution, they demanded that i break the law because they have no respect for it. i refused. the democrat majority in the house then voted to hold me in contempt. what happened next? the next jackbooted drop was the executive branch. another one of your favorite democrats, the democrat attorney general, merrick garland -- there is a winner. indicted and prosecuted me for criminal contempt of congress. here's what's weird about it, is something the democratic prosecutors refused to do against one of their own, including two guys with blood on their hands, eric ho

bannon was found guilty of contempt of congress for refusing to cooperate with an investigation into the january 6th attack. supporters protesters and congresswoman marjorie taylor greene showed up moments before bannon turned himself in. >> the ruling class in this country has to understand they are. there's nobody they can imprison. there's nobody they can assassinate. there's nobody that can bankrupt. there's nobody they can deplatform to stop the maga movement. maga is on the rise. >> bannon is also facing criminal charges in new york state court, alleging that he duped donors who gave money to build a wall along the us, mexico border. that trial has been postponed until, at least september. all right, costco taking a little bit of heat online over changes to its rotisserie chicken. what the company did that has some customers a little upset. >> and the heat is on. it was warm today or hot today. inland we saw some low one hundreds. it's going to be that way for a moving forward. at&t is currently required by law to offer landline service to anyone in california who wants the ser

. >>> trump ally steve bannon is expected to report to federal prison today. on friday the supreme court denied bannon's bid to remain free while he appeals his conviction. a jury found the conservative commentator guilty on two counts of contempt of congress nearly two years ago. he had defied a subpoena in the congressional january 6th investigation. he'll serve his four-month sentence at a prison in connecticut. >>> now to the powerful hurricane beating down on the caribbean. people were boarding up windows yesterday in barbados ahead of hurricane beryl. the storm is being called extremely dangerous by experts, and people are being urged to take shelter. this morning it's expected to make landfall in the windward islands on its path to jamaica. hurricane warnings are in effect for several islands. it's a category-three storm but is expected to restrengthen to a cat four this morning. it is the earliest category-four atlantic hurricane on record. >>> there's growing outrage in a small city in upstate new york following the police shooting and death of a 13-y

. >> an advisor to former president trump, steve bannon spoke before rproud to go to prison before callingl prisoner. he was sentenced in october 2022 after being found guilty of from the house select committee. this is abt

but again, there's now weighing the spectacle that is steve bannon with not trying to upset the prison officials who are now going to in charge of his life in just a few hours, we expect him to roll up to these prison gates to eventually go inside and there he's going to go through the kind of processing that pretty much any inmate would when they arrive in federal prison, hovde both through a metal detector, he'll be strip-searched. she's going to undergo a mental health evaluation and then he's going to be a scientist housing unit and then here at federal prison just over my shoulder in danbury, connecticut is where he's going to spend the next four months. sara. >> all right. we'll be waiting to see when that happens and what happens with his attempts at a live stream there. thank you so much, sarah. all right. it has been a hassle trying to buy a car for weeks, as you know, car buyers because of a massive cyber attack targeting car dealers and some salespeople say they can't get paid. we will discuss this. and will smith returning to the award show stays performing a brand new song

steve bannon who he referenced was not in the teleprompter. on their hands was not in the teleprompter. i have to say the audience responded very forcefully to what peter navarro was saying. in a way it was more rapturous than almost any speaker i've heard so far since being on the convention floor. now tom holman, who was the acting i.c.e. director under president trump is speaking. look at the signs they are showing. mass deportation now. he was one of the founding fathers of the family separation policy and you can see people were excited about the speech. thank you very much, i really appreciate it. >> released joseph biggs. >> reporter: thank you very much. he wants to do what no other president has ever done, the largest deportation effort in american history and if you thought that was a below the surface message, it is front and center tonight and the idea of unity with topics that could be unifying, it certainly is not the feeling tonight. >> real quick we don't have a ton of time, but you are saying the speech that got the most respo

family considers whether his top advisers should be shown the door plus former trump aide, steve bannon is now in prison. he says he'll be more powerful behind bars. we'll talk to a prison consultant about the life the bannon who face inside an unprecedented that a debate as only cnn could do it with a record audience around the world our country is being destroyed where the most admired country in the world for the most complete? coverage through election day and beyond, followed, cnn at dong's, we know one thing and one thing only backs strained backs from weekend chores to pull backs doing your favorite hobbies. we even know their bags, don't. the experts and back pain relief for more than 100 years available in store near you get rid of bugs as soon as you see them with devo sprays, devo uses essential oils to eliminate up to 20 household insects, plus it safe for use around people and pets anywhere. gotcha anytime ziba, people friendly, bug deadly when you overdo it, undo it with the pepto that's right for you. >> do has very fast belch, cherry juice with most liquid capsule that m

around him were a mix of advisers who were egging on those impulses, like stephen miller and steve bannon, and self-proclaimed adults in the room who were trying to keep those impulses at bay. in a second trump administration, according to everyone i've talked to in the president's orbit, he would make sure that the people helping him would be people who are obedient, who are on the same pages him, who want to help him accomplish his agenda by any means necessary, and this ruling makes it that much easier for him to kind of bulldoze through the guardrails that were in place up to now, and to do what he wants to do in a second term. i do think that it is important to note that a lot of the republicans who are celebrating this decision are republicans who not that long ago were on tv , the black lives matter protesters are illegal immigrants, being protested into the role of law and i don't see a lot of legal conservatism at work right now in response to this decision. >> let's go back to 2021, and i want to share why the top senate republican, mitch mcconnell, opposed impeaching donald tru

bannon refused to give evidence before the committee investigating the storming of the us capitol building. he was convicted the following year but has stayed out ofjail while appealing the judgment. with just a few days of campaining left, rishi sunak has denied that he's given up on winning the election saying "it is not over till it's over", despite talking about the prospect of a labour "super—majority." he's been speaking to our political editor chris mason. today and tomorrow, i'm following the two men who want to be your prime minister this weekend, and for the next five years. i'll be talking to labour's keir starmer tomorrow. here we go, last few days. first stop, stoke on trent. it's rishi sunak today, as both men embark on a masochistic hurtle around the uk before polling day. so on to the battle bus for the first visit. welcome to the bus. thank you. this, a business that distributes medicines. the production line of campaigning has a similar regularity too. visits like this are a chance to make his pitch to workers in a relatively controlled environment. here we go. here it co

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let's listen to what steve bannon had to say about all of this.mp administration would look like in the first few weeks? months? steve bannon said project 2025 and others are working on it . who is the inner circle? who is the chief of staff? bannon. i think you will have someone who knows what is going on. guys like dr. kevin roberts and others. so this idea that he could actually step away from, um, this project and pretend it doesn't happen or he doesn't know what it is, the architects of it are folks that are in his inner circle. >> his allies are going to be further in the inner circle if he is the president of the united states. >> that could be his chief of staff. >> what is really interesting, this happens all the time, groups, as we are getting closer to an election, whether it is democrats or republicans, right or left, they say this is what we would like to see the next president do but this is different. you have in donald trump, who we all know is not truly interested in policy, right? >> yeah. >> there is much more of an opening. the

bannon defied a subpoena in the congressional investigation into the january 6th 2021 capital attack.ad allowed bannon to stay free for nearly two years while he appealed but ordered him to report to prison after an appeals court panel upheld his contempt of congress convictions and the u.s. is supreme court rejected his emergency appeal to stave off that sentence. breaking tonight, a florida judge has released the transcripts of a 2,006 grand jury investigation into the sex trafficking and rape allegations against wealthy and infamous financier jeffrey epstein who died in prison. a warning, these are explicit. correspondent steve harrigan is in atlanta tonight with that. good evening, steve. >> steve: good evening, bret. explicit, dark sort sordid. hard to read often 14-year-old girls telling the stories. these grand jury documents were secret for more than a decade. they have been released after a four year battle with the palm beach post. also florida governor ron desantis signing a law opening those documents saying he wants the public to know who was involved in the sex trafficki

. >> en una noticia de ultima hora se entrego en una carcel federal de connecticut steve bannon, el exump, para cumplir una sentencia de cuatro meses de carcel. >> viene a cargos por cargos por desacato al congreso y por no cooperar con la investigacion del asalto al capitolio del 6 de enero, bannon intento una y otra vez no ir a mientras apelaba a la condena, pero la corte suprema le denego dicha pe peticion. >> fue un posible acuerdo entre el departamento de justicia y ir a prision la corte dicha pe peticion. >> enseguida les tenemos los boeing, genera descontento. >> y boeing genera descontento. >> los detalles el primer santo millennial les decimos quien esta en la lista de las 15 personas que la iglesia catolica podria canonizar vamos con este video del dia que fue grabado en china. >> es el despegue, vea usted, fallido de la primera etapa de un cohete. >> segun parece, lo lanzaron de manera accidental y termino estrellandose durante una prueba. >> la empresa responsable dijo que esta primera etapa de su cohete tianlong-3 se desprendio de su plataforma de lanzamiento durante la pr

. >> donald trump's former white house strategist, steve bannon, is starting his four month sentence defying a congressional subpoena he reported to a connecticut prison today. bannon was convicted for not complying with the now defunct house select committee that investigated the january 6th capitol insurrection. >> i am proud to go to prison if this is what it takes to stand up to tyranny. >> bannon fought his incarceration for more than two years until the supreme court rejected his emergency appeal appeal last week. >> the justice department is reportedly pushing boeing to accept a plea deal over its involvement in two deadly crashes. attorneys for the family say the proposed deal would allow boeing to plead guilty to a conspiracy charge for misleading the faa during its evaluation of the 737 max aircraft. the plane was involved in two crashes with hundreds of deaths indonesia in 2018 and ethiopia in 2019. under this deal, boeing would avoid a public trial, agree to appoint an external corporate monitor and be fined about $200 million. that is well short of the $20 billion famili