that is my path to breitbart. i like the company's posture, the fighting conservative, the fighting kind of political attitude. i don't necessarily march in lockstep with everyone else, we have lots of opinions on the site about different issues, same with trump. i was critical of the things he said during the campaign, but the obligation we have to our readers is to hold him accountable according to the promises he made to people and that is the world andrew breitbart wanted to create, he said democracy will happen in his words when the mainstream media filter is no longer there to prevent it from happening. we see that democracy as the trust, don't want to call it a transaction, the trust that underlies an agreement between the voters in the president. the president offers certain things to voters, they vote for him and expected to be delivered and that is what makes democracy function. he is not accountable to the white house press corps, he is accountable to the american people, particularly to those who voted

look at breitbart.ve: we put up 250 to 400 pieces of material a day. i have sites in london, they take a handful of satirical headlines. let's talk about the one they renegade jew,tol, jewishs by a prominent writer david horowitz and , calling bill kristol a renegade jew, by saying he didn't support israel enough. we are the most pro-israel site in the country is breitbart. the one that has the protection of young, jewish kids on campus is breitbart. the one that has done more articles on the plight of the jews of europe is breitbart. when they say anti-semitic -- by the way, i am given a speech to the zionist organization in the fall. and being introduced by ambassador from israel, the reason why i haven't never defended myself against this or breitbart is when the left is in the cul-de-sac of identity politics, we are winning. charlie: you believe if somebody is talking about racial identity rather than economic issues, they lose. steve: 100%. the mainstream media and left said trump's down 16, the cl

site in this country is breitbart. the one who has the protection of kids on college campuses is breitbart. more articles on the polite of jews in europe is breitbart. i'm giving a key note address to the cyanist organization in the fall introducing sheldon abelson. being introduced by the ambassador from israel ron do yodoyoudurmer. the reason i don't defend myself is when the left is in the cul-de-sac of identity politics we're winning. >> rose: you believe if people are talking about racial identity and identity politics rather than economic issues they lose. >> here's an example. when i was announced monday or tuesday after that saturday and sunday with trump, the mainstream left go, trump is down 16, headed to 20, the clinton campaign knows it's over, he knows it's over. he brought in a bomb thrower, this guy bannon, what's bannon going to do? bannon's going to wreak havoc on all his enemies on the way down. it's all vengeance, right? and what you saw was the exact opposite, a highly disciplined focused upcampaign

steve: andrew breitbart was very famous for not being a birther site, for breitbart.the first tea party 2009, or early 2010, where sarah palin kicked it off, the opening night was my film. andrew introduced it. got into afarrar tussle. up and started with the gospel of matthew, went through all the lineage of jesus and he said even, jesus christ needed a birth certificate. the place went crazy. our site was not burgers. i have never heard -- charlie: so that was not an issue or something you believed in. the paper and everything, of the it all imagination it could happen, but anyway, talking about social security, it was a big issue for a while. my issue was never where he was born, my issue were his policies. i never heard president trump ever mentioned that one time. charlie: how did you get involved in the campaign? steve: i never spent much personal time with trump. even with cpac, my sister or other people in the company would go up. , andme on my radio show was on the pages of breitbart. if i go back to 2013, i had a meeting with jeff sessions and e, stephenaid

was it -- was breitbart popular because people like trump, or was trump popular because people like breitbartand if it's the former, then it's breitbart that has more to lose from this than trump does. >> erica, it's not just immigration that leader mcconnell has to deal with. he's trying to move something on tax reform. how does this all play out on capitol hill this fall? >> well, it just creates an enormously complicated stew with really unpredictable outcomes on various fronts. i mean, the deal that was just last week, you know, kicking everything into december as far as spending and debt ceiling, even though the debt ceiling may end up, you know, going farther, democrats have leverage on these issues. and they want to use that leverage to get the d.r.e.a.m. act. i mean, it's because paul ryan can't go to the white house with 218 votes. it's not possible for him. so that gives the democrats leverage. >> you've called him an independent president, peter. you've made the case that he's so frustrated with his own party, he doesn't have those deep ties to the g.o.p., that he's able to navigat

is able to wage war against the modern republican infrastructure so breitbart motivates the trumper one hundred percent trump to wage war against the republican party that they voted for. what i don't quite understand is the ban and does have the economic background goldman sachs and all this but yet he's a protectionist and yet also the claim that they're somehow conservative again how does protectionism and conservatism merge i mean why are they even called conservatives i don't think they call themselves conservatives they call themselves nationalists he said it in the sixty minutes interview. i don't think he's ever used that word to describe him so this raises a really important question you've even the billionaire mercer family supporting steve benen in fact they were rebecca mercer i believe was the person who introduced him to trump and got that whole thing going or recommended it at least from what i've read in the press and and you know they they own cambridge. analytical which did all the data crunching and fed all the information to facebook or from facebook to push the

. >> breitbart used the softening line. so good for them.ow, you know, we will be showing polls in a little bit that actually show why the president is doing what he has been doing. he has been locked at 33, 44% for some time. he's actually moving towards a plan that actually is going to be supported by 55, 60% of americans. it's a pretty simple political calculation. but there is fear and loatheing and weeping by some of the let's say more rambunctious parts of the president's base. >> yes, the base is not happy. congressman steve king the hard line republican out of iowa tweeting his displeasure with a deal struck last night. let's fill you in on it. it's thursday, september 14th. micah has the morning off. we have mike barnacle and john heilman, professor at the university of michigan school of public policy, former democratic congressman harold ford jr.. >> good morning. >> former aid to the george w. bush white house and jordan and washington, and kara lee. she has new reporting on the russia probe turning to the sun a. former national

from from rebecca robert mercer well it also would be very different if andrew breitbart were still alive he was a he was it wouldn't be anything that we would call a moderate conservative but he was a realistic conservative he certainly wasn't a nationalist so bright would not be bipartisan now steve bannon's website and his you know molded in his vision more importantly what this truly is is it breitbart is able to wage war against the modern republican infrastructure so breitbart motivates the trumper one hundred percent trump to wage war against the republican party that they voted for. what i don't quite understand is the ban and have does have the economic background goldman sachs and all this but yet he's a protectionist and yet also the claim that they're somehow conservative again how does protectionism and conservatism merge i mean why are they even called conservatives i don't think they call themselves conservatives they call themselves nationalists he said in the sixty minutes interview. i don't think he's ever used that word to describe him so this raises a really impo

he's a senior editor at large for breitbart. >>> all right.hought as we come to the end of another busy week in washington. i'm a news anchor and a financial journalist. this story is one worth pausing for. donald trump ran on a promise to make america great again but it's impossible for his administration to drain the swamp when they're flying so high over it, literally. tom price was caught with his hand in the cookie jar taking private jets at the expense of taxpayers. his predecessors only flew commercial. he announced he wouldn't take corporate jets and promised to pay everyone back, $51,000, which is for the cost of his seat if he was flying commercial, not for the pilot or other essentials. still, $51,000 is a lot of money to just pay back. how does he have it? tom price traded stocks with information that the public didn't have. this was a red flag before he became a cabinet member. last night sam stein tweeted this controversy best saying if tom price were a stock, tom price would have sold all his shares three weeks ago. a leopard do

we interviewed steve benen windy at his home in washington which doubles at the headquarters of breitbart news the interview was the day after the trumpet ministration announced it would in dhaka that's the headquarters of breitbart news it's just a living room and in the corner of the table there what appears to be a can of bear mace on it i assume that so the woman in green can keep steve band in a bag just keep the sexual harassment down to a low boil the street fighter she had been a hand came ready to bro and not with liberals or democrats the republican establishment is trying to nullify the two thousand and sixteen election chooses his skin is like literally it is who's ing all of his face is he what it is he looks like a talking to learn. you don't like. substance is something truly. it's so ad he is i don't know if that guy had a brother but it steve bannon clearly they were separated borrowed something blue eyes that blood agger and men in black he wants to rule the world bank and wants to rule the world you notice you never see agger and bad in the same room same time. he's tal

breitbart. the prominent democratic party they haven't had a civil war. the financial crises shows you that. obama and there were guys in that administration that understood that they had to go and hole these people on wall street accountable and they blinked. b e r n i e sanders knew about that and the block on the trying party and he did not have the guts to take on hillary clinton in that primary. he had every opportunity he had all the information he did not have the guts and the democratic party has not taken on. >> rose: wait. >> they're just cheerleaders for the duller class of the democratic party and until they vet that, until they have their civil war, they'll never be completive. by the way there are guys over there that know they. they have the same problem with their establishment we have with ours. what you have, what you have here, you have a plat form. you have a platform in breitbart that is the anti-establishment platform. you don't have that. >> rose: if you still think that t

charlie: where i'm sitting is bannon embassy.nc steve: breitbart.his chair coming here to see you now that you have been out of power, in exile and perhaps with more power, and you say with new guns? steve: all the senior people in the conservative movement. all the senior people. charlie: what do they ask you? steve: they are asking one thing. what can they do to help the president? what can they do to have donald trump's back? these are people that not only support the president, these are people that saw in the president a leader that represented them, that represented the forgotten man. by the way, all these conservative groups are all grassroots groups. they all live on donations. charlie: don't you consider paul ryan a conservative? steve: i consider him part of the establishment. i do not consider him part of the grassroots, conservative, populist -- charlie: you don't get to define conservatism? steve: sure i do. charlie: no you don't. steve: i absolutely do. i am not saying -- i am not sitting there going that the national review has to agr

it's not like breitbart has not done it before.hey supported mitch mcconnell's challenger and it didn't happen. the tea party and breitbart. is there reason to believe the party is different? you have a drum presidency and the republican party changing under our feet by the day. do we have a reason to believe it can be different? >> people like jeff and dean are vulnerable in this cycle and they will be vulnerable whether or not he decided to get into the race. we will see what his power is. i think he does it to overplay and overstate his importance. what he has on the ground in a lot of these states. particularly. we will see how it works out, but i think it is an echo of what we have seen before and if it worked. >> i tried to get mitch mcconnell to engage and he hit a brick wall. he would not dignify it with a comment. from mitch mcconnell's perspective, it doesn't make sense for republicans to fight among republicans. i thing race in alabama is the first test. >> steve bannon said i'm the president's wingman and i will never h

berkeley on lockdown overnight as dozens of protesters gathered during an event featuring former breitbart editor ben shapiro. >>> much of the campus at uc berkeley on lockdown overnight as dozens of protesters gathered during an event featuring former breitbart editor ben shapiro. there have been four demonstrations at berkeley that have turned violent so far this year. but this one overnight police reporting few arrests. >>> treasury secretary steve mnuchin has confirmed that he did request a government plane for his european honeymoon last month but he says it was a matter of having secure communication, not personal convenience. officials tell abc news that mnuchin withdrew his request after being told it would look bad for a man worth more than $300 million to ask taxpayers to foot the bill for his honeymoon travels. >>> google may soon be facing a class action lawsuit accusing it of segregating its female employee into lower paying jobs. a lawyer representing three female former google employees has filed for a class action status for their claim. the women say the company put them o

breitbart. the mainstream media has ignored the problem of voter fraud and the little those of us were trying to do something about it. likesecretaries of state me identified cases of voter fraud, we are told the number of cases is too insignificant to matter. he focuses on the issue of out-of-state voting in new hampshire. statistics released from the speaker of the new hampshire house of representatives concerned about as many as over 5000 individuals who may have voted from out-of-state, never registered the vehicle in state, have not got a driver's license in state. guest: he said that and was promptly contradicted by the secretary of state of that state, a member of his own commission. he has been using this as an inflammatory political issue for years. he repeatedly misstates the facts. no one is arguing fraud does not matter. what we are saying, those of us approach missed responsibly, is we have to put the issue of fraud into its proper proportion and deal with it responsibly. we don't w

i want to show you this from breitbart a little earlier today. it said, daca recipients currently hold upwards of 700,000 u.s. jobs. and ultimately end to the program with daca recipients not getting amgsty resulting in a 700,000 job stimulus for american workers. this would amount to nearly 30,000 new u.s. job openings for american workers every month once the program is officially phased out. that is tantalizing, sir. how do you respond to that, to people who say get these guys out so that americans can have these jobs? >> ali, doesn't make much sense to me. i spoke to dr. ben carson about a month ago and he said we have 5 million open jobs across the country right now. and the problem we have in country is actually a lack of skilled labor force. that's the problem. so there's finally open jobs. if these 700,000 people are not in the job pool, 550,000 open jobs in the country now. we have a shortage of work supply right now, of lab arers. >> can you tell me for those not as familiar with it across the country, how immigrant labor works in to th

breaking overnight-- unrest in berkeley california-- outside a lecture by former breitbart editor, benapiro. police say at least 9 people were arrested. hundreds of people protested the conservative commentator visit to the university, but the demonstrations were mostly peaceful. good morning washington. toss to eileen - warm and humid days ahead - isolated afternoon shower chances - fall arrives a week from today - watching jose & the eastern atlantic today: am patchy fog. mostly sunny to mostly cloudy. isolated shower. highs: 81-85 tonight: partly to mostly cloudy. patchy fog. lows: 61-67 winds: w 5 mph saturday: partly sunny, warm and humid. isolated afternoon shower. highs: 81-85 winds: n to se 5 mph breaking news.. international tensions spiking again this morning, after north korea fires another missile over japan. it happened last night, prompting a warning that people there should shelter in place. the launch took place despite tough new sanctions the u.n. imposed on north korea on monday. the security council will hold an emergency meeting at three this afternoon.. at the requ

it won't be easy to pass the budget if you have breitbart and bannon beating the ground every daying saying the republican leadership sold out and the president has been sold out by his own party. they want to do these things but it remains a split party. >> rose: steve bannon says he's going to war against mitch mcconnell, the republican establishment, wall street and silicon valley. >> and the bannon element of this is important because it's also driven by his own personal experience at the white house. bannon saw up close, based on my reporting, how jared kushner, the president's son-in-law, and other moderates in the administration were pushing the president on daca to make sure he didn't just let the program end to, maybe let congress figure out a solution. bannon was appalled at this inside the white house. he thought immigration was the issue for trump during the campaign and to somehow walk away from the hard line stance would be a betrayal to voters who lifted trump to the white house. you see him working at his office in breitbart now seething in a way with the way the repu

breitbart their headline was trump's caving on this. others say it is putting his face in jepp period. so it's going to cause a lot of problems, if true. >> let me ask you quickly about gary cohn the chief economic adviser we know was in the meeting and also pushing tax reform. do you think there is a chance that could turn into bipartisan tax reform or are we drawing the lean on daca and immigration? >> i think that it's, at this point it's really unclear. i think sarah sanders said yesterday in her briefing that trump's willing to agree on anything with anyone willing to work with him. i think he would potentially talk to democrats about tax reform. you see what he did with the debt ceiling last week. i wouldn't put that past him. >> talk about the democrats coming out saying, look, border wall funding is not involved in this deal. the white house saying that's not necessarily what was communicated. what is the confusion there? >> what we are hearing is what was said that trump agreed to this potential daca legislation as well as some

charlie: is there alliance between the freedom caucus and steve bannon and breitbart news? mr.ta: in fact, steve bannon met with mark meadows, the north carolina republican house member on monday right before congress came back this week to try to walk through how bannon and breitbart and the freedom caucus can truly be a thorn in the side of the republican leadership. if you see those kind of alliances starting to form, which they are, that means what -- objectivesour are for mcconnell and ryan will be scrambled. if you have steve bannon eating the drum every day, saying the republican leadership sold them out. the president is being sold out by his own party. these dynamics make it messy for the gop. they want to do all of these things, but it remains a split party. charlie: steve bannon says he is going to war with mitch mcconnell, the republican establishment, wall street and silicon valley. costa: the bannon element of this is important because it's also driven by his own personal experience in the white house. bannon saw up close how jerod kushner, the president's son-in-

this is breitbart does.s desire to sow discord in the republican party is in the dna of the trump campaign and the trump administration. it is interesting. we talk about how little governing experience trump had when he came into the office. steve bannon, the guy whispering in his ear until recently, what was his experience in governing, in actually getting things done. the guy ran a website. and i think is more interested in chaos and getting clicks than actually getting anything done. >> yeah, olivia, my big impression from the entire interview was okay, all right. this is your persona, your brag doeshcious. you're bombastic. >> you logistic at breitbart, they had the 25 best quotes from steve bannon's interview on "60 minutes." they're very proud of it. i think they believe that their readers care. i think it's -- steve bannon is aware perhaps that there have been people trying to discredit this idea that he was in fact the great manipulator, that he was in fact somebody who was sort of pulling the string

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charlie: is there alliance between the caucus and steve bannon and breitbart news?annon met with mark meadows, the north carolina republican house member on monday right before congress came back this week to try to bannon andh how breitbart and the freedom caucus can truly be a thorn in the side of the republican leadership. mcconnell and ryan will be scrambled. saying the republican leadership sold them out. the president is being sold out by his own party. it remains a split party. and the ban an element of this is important because it's also driven by his own personal x areas in the white house. close how jerod kushner, the president's son-in-law, and other moderates were pushing the president on daca. it may be let congress figure out a solution. bannon was appalled. he thought immigration was the issue during the campaign. to somehow walk away from that hardline stance would be of the trail to the voters. , seething in a way that the republican party is bringing this administration. distinction is bannon is going to war with the republican party and not with p

. >> to have the op-ed in breitbart to stay for years it has ignored the problem of voter fraud and trying to do something about it and secretary of state tried to identify a voter fraud we're told the number of those is truly insignificant to matter focusing one issue out-of-state the statistics released from the house of representatives with over 5,000 individuals who may have voted for about a stateense and that has not had a license since the 2016 election. >> that was contradicted by the secretary of state is a member of his own commission. the problem that we have said repeatedly it misstates the of facts saying fraud it does not matter but that we have to the issue of fraud into proper proportion responsibly now with that and burdensome discriminatory that they cannot vote so he wants to with this up but there's simply no evidence to support that to create a powerful in balance. >> to join in the of conversation former co-chair soties issue of foreign countries of russia to baghdad and influence a the presidential election was that on your radar in in 2013? is that what you were con

is breitbart going to be effective.g, there was a series of stories last week where, you know, reports that bannon was talking to the freedom caucus about who could take out paul ryan. i think it showed the limits of that actually. because there were a lot of republicans who heard these stories, heard these rumors, and it had the reverse effect with speaker ryan. i saw a lot of republicans who were ticked at leadership read these stories and go what the heck, man. if you're going to do blind quotes, why don't you come out and say these things publicly. we saw "the wall street journal." same. >> i don't like snakes in the white house, no matter who is president. let me ask you about tarkanian. i saw him today. he impressed me, john. can he beat heller, even with trump's help? >> maybe. look, i get a lot of fire training against steve heller. tarkanian has run before and has not been able to get through primaries let alone to get through further than that. he is an impressive guy. >> i thought. so shirks a relatively impr

we talked about breitbart, the head line amnesty don. ap is ---er represent abl d represent -- laura eng gram. i could go on and on. even tvbff sean hannity tweeted this, if it's true, it's political suicide. where does this leave the president with the base that he spent, six or nine months catering exclusively too? >> this is going to be a very interesting moment in that regard. there are some who think trump himself is sort of the whisperer to his base, even though there are folks that are upset, that if trump were to speak directly to them and say i'm happy with what i got in return, don't worry, i'm still fighting for all the things you want, that he they may give him a pass and they do like the fact he's a deal maker and takes these opportunities where he sees them. but, it's going to be the first time he has to deal with the uncomfortable position of taking flack from the peep who will brought him to the dance, so to speak. and getting support from the folks on the other side of the aisle. its gaeg to be really interesting to see

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. >> steve thing is an extremist way further than breitbart and any of these people if you go back and check his record. he has very little credibility. i think donald trump's people understand that he is trying to govern and there's give and take in this process. they still have faith in donald trump ultimately that he is their guy. they are not going to abond on him on this. -- they are not going to abandon him on this. but nancy pelosi is a person as the leader who repels the right and the conservative movement. so to even be associated with her with a deal is very negative for donald trump in terms of the party. >> there has been some conservative backlash today and conflicting signals all day. how firm do you think this deal is? >> i don't know. it's a good question. but overwhelm support across the board conservatives, even trump voters and liberals and democrats for daca to restore it and protect it. so that has obviously influenced trump, he even cited the numbers and said we have to work this out. he is going back and forth. i think ultimately donald trump says americans are t

breitbart said trump, sessions repeal daca. that was before the president's tweet tonight in which he clearly tried to soften the blow of what he did to the dreamers today. congress now has six months to legalize daca. if they can't, i will revisit this issue. california senator harris was one of only 11 senators who voted against general john kelly's confirmation as secretary of homeland security. she did that, because in testimony at his confirmation hearing, senator harris could not get assurances from kelly about how the trump administration would treat the dreamers. in a statement today senator harris said president trump has once again sided with division and hate. >> joining us now from an exclusive interview, kamala harris. thank you for joining us. the president has given congress a challenge today. it's up to you to save these dreamers. do you think there's a bipartisan possibility of getting a dream act passed in the next six months? >> i do, lawrence. i'm co-sponsoring a bill with senator graham and others, and i th

joining us now president of endeavor strategies and former spokesperson for breitbart.urt, so, luther strange doesn't know mitch mcconnell at all and never met him at all and interesting that donald trump is trying to have it both ways. base wants hay moore. trump has come out for luther strange. here's donald trump actually telling the base you must do this because it's about donald trump. take a listen. >> if luther doesn't win, they're not going to say we picked up 25 points in a very short period of time. they'll say, donald trump, the president of the united states, was unable to pull his candidate across the line. by the way, both good men. both good men. and you know what? and i told luther, i have to say this. if his opponent wins, i'm going to be here campaigning like hell for him. >> what a friend. curt, for the base that, you know, reads breitbart daily, getting the newses from the far right, is it possible to pull them over, pull them away from ray moore based on their loyalty to donald trump? >> no. i don't think it is because at this point if you read brei

that changed over there at "breitbart." about making sure the campaign promises are kept and they are willing to hold the white house accountable and go after his enemies on that and other things. howie: thanks for joining us. espn says a sports host calling donald trump bigot is appropriate. did anyone ask hillary clinton a hard question, what happened? a heart attack doesn't care what you eat or how healthy you look. no matter who you are, a heart attack can happen without warning. a bayer aspirin regimen can help prevent another heart attack. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. bayer aspirin. hi..and i know that we have phonaccident forgiveness.gent, so the incredibly minor accident that i had tonight- four weeks without the car. okay, yup. good night. with accident forgiveness your rates won't go up just because of an accident. switching to allstate is worth it. >> i talk on tv for a living. i don't like to do a lot of talk. i like to do a lot of thinking. howie: espn is still reeling aft

let breitbart called him amnesty don. do think it's out -- it's still too early to tell in he loses his past. i thing he has a shrinking base. it could be political suicide. or the base goes with trump's party into 2018. the republicans lose seats. trump's party doesn't. >> i have talked to top white house officials. they say citizenship is part of the dreamers's collusion solutia redline for donald trump. the question is democrats. there will be no wall funding. he wants money for border security. does want -- >> enforcement. >> enforcement. he wants more i.c.e. agents. thousands more i.c.e. agents. this will be portrayed as the deor theation force. >> if you're sitting in cong attention to republicans and democrats. you're looking at the independent numbers. voters who stayed with trump in the primary and general election, 98% of approval. those who only voted for him in the general, 66% approval. only 24% identify as republicans now. >> i want to bring that to alex. ka between that talks about a two-party season. donal

critical as breitbart was. >> right. there's always a question of how will he manage his base? the people who will stick with him if he shot someone in the middle of the street, or however he described it. there's that question. we have to grapple with this -- on the one hand we think of him as not ideological. bannon filling the empty vessel. then the other kinds of comments that there are instincts that trump has. right? instincts you noted in the last segment we heard from in the 1980s that's consistent with some of the stuff that bannon was kind of feeding him. so there's something there. and i think when we hear him speak tomorrow, right? we're going to see the ways in which that "there" is channelled to speak to the base and to the mainstream public. >> and do the speech tomorrow, stay on talking points, my guess. convey a strong message, a message that shows that words do matter, but then he's going to go to a campaign rally later this week and he's going to get into his trump mode and feed his base that way. >> t

-- >> steve bannon. >> and steve breitbart is more apropos, but it is the constituents of the state.o get the republicans not to be under the control of president trump, but to have them be behind president trump's nationalistic agenda or however you want to describe it, but to be fair to steve bannon, he is not wrong that mitch mcconnell and paul ryan do not buy into a lot of that especially when it s is coming to the signature issue that steve bannon talks about the most trade. >> right. but my point is just that i think that steve bannon's role has been exaggerated in the quite frankly i hope that he does not have a platform the spew the racist ideas in the weeks ahead h. because when he was in the white house, he did not succeed to get donald trump the do anything about the trade, and paul ryan did not share his view, and what happened to renegotiating nafta, and seven months in and that has not happened. >> but the problem is that people who do vote in republican primaries do read stuff in breitbart as untrue and inaccurate as it may be. >> thank you both for being here. turning

he repeats that in a breitbart column.t was covered everywhere on the right as proof of fraud and it was nothing of the sort. then he is using that false claim to attacks and day put her registration, which is really important because election day registration, the ability to register and vote on the same day increases voter turnout more than any other thing you can do. and a lot of people don't register before the election. remember in new york's primary? you had to switch parties like six months before the election. registration allows many people who might otherwise not participate, to be able to cast a ballot. these are the kind of things they're going after. going after policies that make it easier to vote and then trying to put in place all of these policies to make it harder to vote. look at kansas. of electionnstead day registration, there's a lot requiring proof of citizenship meaning you have to show your certificate, naturalization papers, or passports to vote. that has blocked one and seven kansans from being a

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and joining me, start with you, curt, or breitbart whisperer. "saw -- i've pulled up breitbart for a look-see. the home page. very sad, very angry. an outrage. page full of angry producers's wi there we go. very, very upset. trump people burning their hats. your own $40, because you already gave donald trump the $40. no rebates. >> no rebates! >> you're not hurting donald trump. it's your money you're burning. anyway, they are arguing are angry and it is about the wall. >> for this part of the republican base, this is an issue. immigration, amnesty cuts so deep with them. the origins of this alt right movement started because of the mccain/kennedy immigration bill. look what happened to marco rubio. elected on the tea party wave, part of the gang of eight immigration. goes down. they immediately disown him. look what's going on now. donald trump campaigned on the border wall. explicit. the best wall we've ever seen. amazing's now walking a way from that. amnesty to d.r.e.a.m.ors, hig et ever betrayal. >> look at polling on trump voters. one thin