>>arrator: the provocative hard-right website breitbart.teve bannon-- political gadflyd filmmaker,olemicist-- was its leader. >> we called this place ther embassy e simple reason that we thought we were in an embassy in a foreign capital, that this was owned and run by the permanent thlitical class. >> narrator: bannon pushed breitbt into what was known as "smash-mouth coverage" of washington power politics. >> said, "let's attack the real enemy, and the real enemy's the republican establishment. what we're going to do is just go after the house leadership, 're going to go after th mitch mcconnells, we're going to go after the donors. we're just going to go hard at kind of this paul ryan philosophy." >> narrator: bannon and breitbart figured they had a wedge issue that could help them take down the republican establishment-- immigration. >> we spent a lot more time talking to the public than weg spent talk the elite. >> narrar: breitbart's incendiary message boards proved the point. >> illegals kill 12-plus people a day in this country. >>

and i had met this guy andrew breitbart.nd andrew said to me dsh andrew said, you know, they're going to say it's isolated incident. and he said but you have all the tapes. so it's actually going to embarrass "the new york times." he said you're going to embarrass "the new york times." >> i said why. >> he said when it's all said and done, "the new york times" is going to apologize to in re readers process. >> okay beal see what happens. we released the second tape in washington, d.c. >> girlfriend is a prostitute. >> okay. >> and i don't know. >> i kind of figured that. >> i'm using the money she is getting you know what i mean. >> with the police you don't know where it's coming from we're looking out for you. >> okay that's deep. >> by the way, the negotiating post put a big story. put it on the cover two days in a row. we went to new york they told to us bury the illicit proceeds in a tin cane. >> bury this. >> a tin i put the money in a tin. >> in a tin and push it in the earth there. put the grass over. >> we were besi

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before riling up breitbart listeners and showing his supporters how to vote a thousand times, spicer'scause, you see, he has harnessed the full support of the conservative world. >> it is your shot of the morning, that is sean spicer dancing his way into america's heart. >> oh, my gosh! it makes you feel like dancing! wow! sean spicer. >> the biggest star right now on "dancing with the stars." he keeps going and going and going. i'm telling you, you're doing great, my friend. >> you know what, sean? i think you're getting better every week. >> i'm sure that you improved quite a bit. >> congratulations on that. on to the next round you march. >> the president found time to throw his support behind former press secretary sean spicer on "dancing with the stars." "vote for good guy sean spicer tonight. he has also been there for us." >> trevor: that's right, even the president of the united states is stepping in to keep spicer from getting voted off the dance floor. you know, i guarantee that at some point, between running the country and promoting sean spicer trump has accidentally texted

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you know, builds himself as investigative conservative reporter, associated with breitbart and one ofuys who has pushed a lot of the ukraine stuff into the media bloodstream. >> published an op-ed. >> i agree, op-ed pages are different. pinned up raged from the coverage it's had in the past. where is hunter? he's now quit the board of the chinese backed investment firm and he won't do any foreign business if his dad wins the presidency. i mentioned earlier biden and impeachment, one to have last ones, take a look at it. >> i believe he should be impeached, we have to remember that an impeachment isn't only about what the president has done, it's about the president and the threat of president composing the nation. >> so biden is dropping like a rock, i don't think he is going to make it. howie: should the prez focusing that he's not doing any interviews and just doing speeches. >> he doesn't give good interviews. he doesn't give good speeches very much. he has lost the step. i think one of the reasons he had to come out for impeachment, first of all the base demands it and second of a

steve bannon a believer in the breitbart co breitbart doctrine.t just a particular moment or particular election that he wanted the company to work on. it was to really change the nature and the fabric of how people in america see themselves and see what the country is. so when you look at, for example, this notion of build the wall, in german they have an expression. [ speaking foreign language ] where after the reunification of the country and the wall came down, people in the west still overestimated how far away the east was. and the idea that even if you take down a physical structure, as long as that mental barrier is there, you can still have a sense of distance, psychological distancing. and so, you know, one of the things that bannon wanted to work on was actually changing how americans see themselves, what america is, and also the relationships that america has with the rest of the world. the whole point of walling it off, whether literally or just mentally walling it off, is so that you can buy time to remake the inside of it. >> the bo

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decided that one of the sources, i think about 200 sources initially part of this testing phase, is breitbartis far-right website known for publishing misleading information about democrats, about the president's critics. this is going to be one of their sources for facebook's news tab. it's actually quite remarkable because back when mark zuckerberg announced this news tab earlier this year, he said he wanted it to be high-quality information from trustworthy sources. when you look at the kind of information, the kind of conspiracy theories that are pedaled by an outlet like breitbart, it's nothing short of stunning that facebook thinks that this is the kind of outlet that they should be using as a source for their high-quality news tab. >> okay. oliver darcy, as always, thank you. got a lot in there. you can join erin burnett out front for a cnn special, the white house in crisis, the impeachment inquiry. that's tomorrow night starting at 8:00 eastern here on cnn. >>> this is a story you may have missed in the fog of everything happening in washington. the republican led senate this week co

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. >> i'm penny star with breitbart news. to follow up on the opioid question, it seems like doctors are left out of the equation completely. big pharma is blamed and we know there is the addiction and death. but what about the doctors because people can't have access to them unless they are prescribed. and on the institute of peace and hhs, those are already dedicated to peace and children and families so why would you want to expand government? >> well, first of all, you talk about the hhs, they are agencies that help with working families, families and children and the education department. it is really good that we have an education department. and it is really good that we have hhs. but how could anyone look at the facts, look at the infiltration of the foster care system by the sex trafficking industry and the fact that we have 3 million children that we know of that were violently abused last year alone and look at the fact that 13 million children are hungry. how -- how can we look at the fact that we have so many chi

, breitbart constantly low-ranked and is upset about it. what you end up seeing is a pattern he described as left-leaning, you are just seeing institutional newspapers being ranked higher than really just not very good blogs. and this is counted as left-leaning bias. the headline on this, i forget exactly what it is, i think it was like -- facebook is suppressing conservative viewpoints, i believe. john cook of gawker, he writes that headline, and he has admitted, he said, i knew that drudge report would pick this up and we would do muster traffic because of it. and indeed, drudge report picked it up, and they did muster traffic on it. this is what has set the tone for the entire discussion, is a little piece of click bait that was written in a time of desperation for a news outlet that was about to get shattered. ered. likeo get shutt kara says, there is evidence. it is just this weird thing where, speaking of marketplace for ideas, what they want is affirmative action for conservative viewpoints on social media platforms. you don't get a

there is no conspiracy here and this is part of the fevered fox news breitbart, gateway pundit worldeas about how things started which have no connection to reality. remember, the mueller investigation showed how the russians have tried to affect this election in the hacking, social media. the idea that somehow the cia really started it is the stuff of nuttiness. >> john kelly warned the president before leaving his job of being surrounded by yemen. listen to this. >> i said whatever you do, don't hire a yes man. someone that will tell you, won't tell you the truth. don't do that because if you do, i believe you'll be impeached. >> all right. phil, go ahead. >> that is worth about three hours of conversation that we'll cover in 30 second ptover in 3ss cover in 30 second peconds. a four star general is serving the commander and chief and clearly takes a scalpel and dissects him by saying not only does he have questionable judgment, you need someone to tell you you're not that bright but also the president's judgment is so bad that he won't just make mistakes in places like north korea

bipartisan senate bill and the president threw a tantrum because he had taken heat for two days from breitbart and the conservative side steve miller in his office and he had pulled it so we are deeply divided. >> we have a democrat in the senate holding firm on this. what is to be done quite. i say this because we have to publicize this. we have to have people understand it's not just one little piece of information it is a major reason i wrote the book is to take all the visits i've done in these different facilities, all the conversations and try to line up the coherent understandable fashion along with stories of those that are fleeing persecution. so that is what i can do now and that means book groups, conversation, people talking to their neighbors, but in the near future, we are kind of almost there. if dean's campaigns because it is through campaigns we can change the incumbent in office and put it chuck connell out of control of the u.s. senate. [applause] they might say when you share concerns about what's happening on the border, we share concerns about migrants coming into the cou

. >> i'm with breitbart. to follow up on the opioid question it seems like doctors are left out of the equation and big pharma is blamed. >> the same is true with the trade agreements all those people that are left out they are backroom deals the people that are paying hundreds of thousands of dollars by corporate donations and then they come up with policy. >> i want to ask about democrats since the election of president trump had no government experience when he came into office how do you respond to the democratic voters to make the same case about your candidacy quick. >> his problem is the lack of ethics if he wanted to bring in those experts he could have and he didn't so let's remember experience politicians took us into iraq and they agreed with the decision politicians took us into vietnam we are naÏve to believe all these problems were created by donald trump rather they created donald trump we need to do more we have to get out of the vicinity and so that experience that is represented by political

. >> i think donald trump always prefers a good online breitbart user poll than anything with serioushodology behind it. that is his response as long as the polls trickle in with results he doesn't like, it has been his response throughout the presidency and the campaign, but if it i'm the trump white house, i'm unnerved by the recent results. i'm unnerved that 18% of republicans are okay with him being removed from office. this is a shift. >> eli, let's break down this poll. the call for impeachment is not just growing among democrats, it is growing among president trump's bases, white evangelical christians. this is about answering the question are you better off, we have 250 plus bills sitting on mitch mcconnell's desk that he has not done anything with. does this number surprise you? >> a little. i think it is a little bit about the ukraine kal. it is impact i the same thing that mueller investigated for two years related to 2016 and russia. it is easy for the public to digest. i think the president might have something to do with the numbers moeing as well. the white house has be

it's breitbart news incorporated. i don't get it. >> my name is josh. president, what would you do if anything to address gun violence in the country? >> we can't do nothing. there is increasing, rampant, massive shootings that have been started before mr. trump. they have accelerated over the last three years. like the two shootings in texas over the same weekend, they borrowed pages from mr. trump some rhetoric and tweets he had done. that's very troubling. what to do is the question. the most promising route is what are called red flag laws. they give any family member, any coworker of someone who owns guns and has manifested violent behavior in the past, threatened violent behavior in the future, expressed sympathy for islamic jihad, who carried around of list -- one of the texas guys carried a list of all the people he would want to kill. pre-trump mass shootings were under investigation by the fbi. the fbi had to give up the chase because they couldn't invite the case within six months. that's a crazy row. it takes 18 months to do a complex invest

breitbart went back to her senate campaign and checked out the newspaper accounts back in her little hometown of oklahoma, rural oklahoma. it turns out her parents, they just decided on a saturday afternoon -- they drove to the next town -- they weren't married by a justice of the peace or what you usually have when they elope but they were married by a prominent methodist clergymen and they drive back to the town and have a big wedding reception -- >> laura: a celebration! >> already planned. and they got covered on next week's newspaper. there was no elopement. it was just all nonsense that she made up. she sat down next sat on the campaign trail, i practiced law for about 45 minutes. turns out our memorial day for a minimum coverage she listed 66 cases she handled and a lot of them were bankruptcies. do you know what she and bernie say about whatever donald trump had a brush with bankruptcy -- oh, it's crony capitalism! >> laura: she was presenting the banks. representing the banks. you know, she's inflating, conflating, and it's all part of the victim-ology narrative. howie, you

. >> if you think about an outlet like breitbart, and they don't pretend to be something they're not.r and balanced, a news organization, but they have tipped all the way over into trump bootlicking and shep i think said i've had enough. >> i've been stunned to watch anchors of the network mocking and attacking another anchor. that would never happen here -- wouldn't happy for very long. let me tell you that. do you think that might be the breaking point? do you think fox may reconsider this kind of hunger games to play out? >> i would imagine so. and i would say about shep smith, it tax a significant amount of courage to say what you're thinking inwardly/outwardly. it takes courage to go against the tides. takes courage to stand alone when the president of the united states is attacking you. it takes courage when your own colleagues are attacking you. at some point, i watch fox news, i respect a lot of the people at fox news, they're going to reach a point where they have to ask ourselves, where do you want to find ourselves on the like? >> i think they're just looking at the ratings

the quality of this material appears to be on the level of breitbart and not to be taken seriously.e career ambassador served under democrats and republicans, she has been an ambassador in ar bean -- armenia. when i think about who is best able to represent u.s. interests and the politics of the region, i think i will go with marie rather than the former mayor of our great city. >> this one stuck out to me. the leader of the ukraine, a comedian, zelensky said ukraine cannot be pressured because they're an independent country. >> ukraine has been trying and fails to be left alone by the great powers since forever. russ russia meddled in germany in world war two and now the u.s. is playing a role that is destructive of efforts to build a program that is your peaceful and stable. >> everybody knows that u.s. aide towards ukraine is really an important asset for mr. zelensky, and this relationship is very important. you have a moment right now for the first time we have a ukrainian president who was elected by wide margins across the whole country. who has a reformist prosecutor general

hillary clinton, chuck schumer lawyer who happens to work with a group called whistle-blower aid and breitbarta great piece on this, they were founded to take demi trump a administration and they're working with legal firm. left-wing lawyers, left wing firms, involved in funding. if you think this is an inside job so far? his complaint isn't drafted by him. i came on here last week and told you the whole thing. his complaint was prepared by these lawyers. the leak to "the new york times" that schiff knew something about this. this was covered. when there is a hearing it's not so dramatic when it is found out. they're holding back the so-called whistle-blower. they want their moment. they want their mueller splash and ed turned out to be nothing. the few minutes, i want to address the senate. give responsibility to her protect the constitution on this country and the office of the president. you should launch her nuclear option. what am i talking about? mitch mcconnell was on tv saying 67 votes to change the rules. they change the rules when it came to the courts and they could change the rules

so right now it is very easy if you want to just get your news off of breitbart or buzzfeed, to not listenanything else. and not talk to anybody who may have a different perspective and not question the veracity of the information that you're consuming. we need to teach ourselves how to evaluate the truth of information, how to argue, debate, and be open to alternative opinions. i mean, this is deep. the remedies will not be swift, and i proposed some dramatic steps like mandatory national service for americans between the ages of 18 and 21. spend six months or a year, every single one of us, working on something that serves the country and requires us to know and work alongside with and cooperate with people who come from vastly different backgrounds than we do. that is the kind of thing we need to think about if we recognize that these divisions which we are suffering from, our adversaries are exploiting, are a potential death knell if we don't get it together. after having said all of that, i think it is worth recalling that as dark as this moment may seem to some people, including to y

to its reporting on the subject by ken vogel, this conspiracy had been relegated to the likes of breitbart, russian propaganda and another conspiracy theorist hannity guest john solomon. >> active participation in a smear campaign is what the biden campaign is accusing "the new york times" of. and their beef comes down to a couple of things. one is this "new york times" story that was written by reporter ken vogel back in may. it gave life to this idea really that biden perhaps abused his office as vice president to benefit his son hunter biden. the times' was widely panned at the time for publishing the story because it didn't note until the 19th paragraph there was no actual evidence of wrongdoing. the times got a lot of criticism back then. and then yesterday the times published an op-ed by peter sweitzer who has given life to a lot of right wing conspiracy theorys in the past. the uranium one clinton conspiracy back in 2016. and so the biden campaign is saying, have you not learned anything from the 2016 election? and they are basically -- their strategy is, we're not going to allow wh

. >> general, i want to play for you something from breitbart radio. this is december 2015. this is steve bannon interviewing donald trump. >> if you're elected president in prosecuting the war, what do you do with turkey? is turkey a reliable partner? i know they're a nato ally. are they a reliable partner? >> well, i also have a little conflict of interest because i have a major, major building in istanbul. and it's a tremendously successful job. it's called trump towers, two towers, instead of one. not the usual one, it's two. >> so general, what does that tell you? >> it's appalling on the face of it. it seems as if the president has made a decision directly harming u.s. national security, and he did it two times now in one-on-one conversations with erdogan who he thinks is important to his private business interests. by the way, his language throughout this, the tweets, "in my infinite wisdom," this is bizarre, unsettling, strange language out of a president of the united states. i think we're in trouble. it looks to me as if essentially we've got a rogue presidency cut

they put a breitbart conspiracy theorist in the opinion pages of the "new york times" the other day totzer's op ed. >> yes. is that is not responsible coverage in this moment. >> let's talk about the issue at hand as it pertains to ukraine. there's a new fox poll out this morning that i know that you've seen. one of the questions asks voters if they're troubled by biden's and his son's dealings with ukraine. this is what the american people are saying. if you add up those that are extremely, very or somewhat concerned about those dealings, that's 62% of americans. so what do you make of that? >> the lies and the smears that the trump campaign, the administration, donald trump himself, his henchmen, rudy giuliani have been putting out there in the atmosphere, they're muddying the waters a little bit which is why our campaign has been extremely aggressive on beating this back. i want to be very clear with folks. these are lies. they aren't just allegations. these are lies. there is no truth to what rudy giuliani and donald trump are saying. vice president biden was acting on behalf of no

breitbart doesn't do corrections. part of it is one of the virtues of traditional media or our liberal media is they also expose their own flaws. that's one of the virtuesand glories of journalism i would say . >> thank you, sir. >> thank you for coming to austin. in regards to information warfare, russia is talk about the most but china is technologically light years ahead where of where russia is so i was wondering if you could talk about how russian use of or how chinese use of disinformation and misinformation is similar to and different from the russian use. >> it's a good questionand one that's appropriate . so my information is a little bit out of date the cause se what i'm talking about this stuff that i knew when i was w in government so one of the things the chinese do and that the chinese are good at is the fact of intellectual property. i mentioned the theft of the identity of 14 million people from the office of personnel management done by the chinese. chinese attack corporations, they look for copyright

republican strategist with us now and political commentator, columnist for "usa today" and former breitbartpokesman, good morning to you. >> good morning, christi. >> let me get started with you. on this ruling that has come down from the judge, we just had republican congressman yoho on and he was sort of downplaying saying this doesn't really change the speaking points for republicans. they didn't claim that this proceeding was un-constitutional. they just don't believe it's been run fairly. do you think this knocks the wind out of a lot of the arguments that republicans have been making that this is not a legitimate inquiry? >> martin, i don't think so. look, this was to be expected to be honest. this was an obama appointed judge that made a ruling many people anticipated this was how it was going to come out. it is not going to change the dynamics we're currently facing. democrats will continue to move full speed ahead with their impeachment inquiry and their process and republicans will continue their efforts full speed ahead with trying to slow things back, roll it back. the president

alluded to a conflict of interest with turkey in a 2015 interview with steve bannon who was then with breitbart you are elected president, in prosecuting the war, what do you do with turkey, i know they are a nato ally, are they a reliable partner? >> i also have a little conflict of interest because i have a major building in istanbul, it is called trump towers. >> probably the most visible example of his sbis interebusin interests there. turkish president taenkded tatt opening ceremony and now ivanka trump thanked him for taenatten the event. hei heidi, this is where it comes together. the idea that you have another country who wants to do something, you are kind of in the way of them doing that because you have got troops next to the kurds that they would like to clear out of the way. and so you ask for a favor. we don't know how it went down, but we hope these conflicts don't have no to play when major political decisions are being made. >> and that is the problem. we don't know how this went down. but what we do know is that this is the first time that really that you have the president ma

trump's former adviser steve bannon of breitbart news was one of the company's key strategists.ylie said he left the company due to efforts to disengage voters and target african americans. this is s chris wylie. topayment analytica sought identify mental vulnerabilities and votersrs and work to exploit them by targeting information designed to activate some of the worst characteristics in people suchch as neuroticism, pararano, and raracial biases. the work of cambridge analytica is not eququivalent t to traditl marketing. they specialized in disinformation, spreading rumors, propaganda. amy: t that is cambrididge anala whistleblower chris wylie testifying before the senate judiciary committee. you can talk, if abouout the whole explosive -- e whole expose of camber to analytica and its relationship with facebook and how zuckerberg dealt with it. >> the thing to understand is cambridge analytica was in the political psychological operations business. they were willing to sell their services to anyone, and they sold them in many countries around the world -- they essentially had

. >> >> breitbart news. good to see you. would hillary clinton be a part of your department of peace? if so, or if not, why? ms. williamson: you know, i don't agree with hillary clinton about everything, but i don't want to be drawn into this piling on of hillary clinton that should offend every american woman. >> can i follow up. question regarding jobs. ms. williamson: hillary clinton is the person who said women's rights are human rights. emember when she made that statement? hillary clinton has spent a lifetime working with issues around girls and women around the world. in fact, anything, the mistake she made in her presidential campaign is she didn't talk more about that. even though i don't agree with mrs. clinton about everything, i was a passionate bernie supporter, but once the prime areas were over, i tweeted on behalf of tulsi gabbard the other day. however, i think all of us have a lot to be grateful for in terms of the services she gave and peace building and development of soft power. we can talk about other i