he was donald trump he strategists breitbart - of american politics. big broadcast and he was a key, the committee believes, he was a key witness to what happened onjanuary the 6th. he was a part of a small group of donald trump associates the famous will large hotel, to expect trouble on the six he told his podcast. they wanted to talk to him it filling my cam and i came into it filling my cam'andrrkcame into refused it filling my cam'andlcame into refused to supply a single view refused to supply a single document and refused to turn up for questions and he was prosecuted and this is the result of that. he will appeal but it will take some time he's not going to prison in the meantime. if he does in his appeals feel he will be the most senior lieutenant to go to prison albeit indirectly because of refusing to answer questions by congress. goad answer questions by congress. good to see you — the leader of the far— right brothers of italy party, giorgia meloni, has been invited by the country's president to form a government, after winning elections la

breitbart celebrities stuff- raids and repeat. and the result is you know what has happened to news all over the country this is a photo of the philadelphia enquirer newsroom but the same you know has happened to- the news in wherever you live there were two fifty six some odd thousand journalists working in just daily newspaper all over the- country. twelve years ago and there are now. affect many. journalists have actually been losing their jobs faster than coal miners. and i can that in for seven years- i don't think your city is going to have a daily newspaper if it does today. and this is you know this is capacity that is not being replaced it's not like the internet is generating. content that you know is no longer coming out of these tears rooms. no coincidence that the time frame in which we have seen this ex this this implosion of journalism is the same time frame in which we have seen. a rise of a different kind of politics. and all of a policy that is much more reliant on. information and propaganda and ultimately anti

zach cloche, breitbart news says about to be kicked out of the garden a matter of weeks over his refusal to comply with the military's covid-19 vaccine mandate. generating controversies of her own after suggesting hurricane relief should be doled out based on equity. she's been asked to clarify her remarks. listen. >> can you clarify what you meant about equity for hurricane relief? >> she just walk through the cameras there. not surprisingly remarks generating backlash from republicans including south carolina, from a nancy mace. >> hurricanes don't see color. hurricanes don't see political affiliation. hurricanes don't see gender. all they see is destruction along the coast where they hit. it's incredibly racist. >> the president is going to be in florida. we don't know of the vice president plans to make a similar trip with those comments generating a lot of interest. >> mark meredith live for us in washington. thank you. of course, florida is still struggling with a slow and costly recovery on the horizon. >> unknown when residents will have power fully restored to that state. live i

>> there was a blockbuster report at intercept today, not far right breitbart about twitter, coordinatingsecurity. to combat they said it disinformation, they were removing parody accounted with 50 followers, i want to see more transparency, and musk throw the doors open and say here is what is going on, here what was tbogoing on. down favoring unfavorable accounts, i want to know what happened with "new york post" if journalists were in touch with twitter to block "new york post" from sharing hunter biden lapper to story, they have to be answered before you know we can start celebrating who -- how the new twitter will be run. kennedy: and you are right. because we've seen with the "new york post." we saw how that account was disabled. i want to know if there were ohr other stories where there was coordination, either with white house or other federal agency to twitter silent journalism and silence speech. that is an important interception we have not seen enough of, i hope there is pr tran person see. --s managers, out ratio the coders 10 to 1. for him that is y unacceptable. it may be t

in an interview with breitbart radio said he spoke with nancy pelosi on her way to california. take a listen to what he said. >> let me be clear, violence or threats of violence has no place in our society. what happened to paul pelosi was wrong. i reached out the the speaker. she was on a plane coming back from california but we were able to text and tell about our prayers for paul. he'll be okay. thankfully, the attacker was der ranged but thankfully he's arrested. >> kevin mccarthy is fighting to become the speaker after the midterms should the republicans take back the house. but we want to know that republicans and democrats are denouncing this attack on paul pelosi by this assailant. >> thank you for that. >>> political heavyweights are on the campaign trail this weekend with ten days to go before the midterm elections. barack obama, president biden, and donald trump, fanning out across the country in the final days of the campaign. >> yeah, obama is on a five-state tour to rally support for democrats. he campaigned in georgia on friday in wisconsin and michigan yesterday

>> he broke his silence yesterday in an interview with breitbart radio where he said he reached out to nancy pelosi on this incident and wishes them care. take a listen to what he said. >> let me very clear -- violence or threats of violence has no place in our society. what happened to paul pelosi was wrong. and i reached out to the speaker, i called her. she was on the plane coming back to california. but i was able to text with her to tell her about our prayers for paul. thankfully he's going to be okay. but thankfully the attacker is a deranged individual but thankfully he was arrested. >> what's important to note here is that this attacker posted memes and conspiracy theories about the covid-19 vaccines, the 2020 election, the attack on january 6. but the republicans have been speaking out and denouncing this attack as you just heard from house minority leader ken mccarthy. >> daniela, appreciate it. thank you very much. >>> still ahead, some political a-listers are hitting the campaign trail. and the final push to the midterm elections coming up. the closing arguments both sides

so he told breitbart news a phone interview. white house counsel failed to change the paperwork. that doesn't mean the information wasn't declassified. patel said ways there with trump when he said we are declassifying this information. now notably, andrew, trump doesn't say that in an interview. and we know from watching him under investigation in russia that he usually projects, he thinks he's his own best spokesperson when under scrutiny. now especially when he is under criminal investigation. he never said what cash patel said. he never said, quote, i said we're declassifying this information. he told sean hannity, quote, you can just think it. what are they trying to push through here, andrew? >> well, it's unclear what exactly the president's planning on saying as a legal defense if he were to be indicted. but the issue that is unusual and that charlie is getting at is really goes to your question, nicole about, why hasn't this happened already? the way this procedurely takes place is cash patel and lawyers show up in the grand jury and cash patel asserts the fifth amendmen

oz tweeted out a breitbart aric or article saying john fetterman in braced spelling of braddock that shows fidelity to notorious crip gang. it goes without selling john fetterman does not show fidelity to the crips, obviously. or any game for that matter. but again, it demonstrates that they are trying to find whatever is going to work. they're very focused, republicans, and bringing down the democratic nominee with the single best chance to flip a republican held senate seat. the man on the other end of rvs, john fetterman himself, joins me next. next. so you can... astepro and go. i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. ♪things are getting clearer♪ ♪i feel free to bare my skin♪ ♪yeah, that's all me♪ ♪nothing and me go hand in hand♪ ♪nothing on my skin♪ ♪that's my new plan♪ ♪nothing is everything♪ achieve clearer skin with skyrizi. 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months. in another study, most people had 90% clearer skin, even at 4 years. and skyrizi is just 4 doses a year, after 2 starter doses. ♪it's my moment, so i just gotta say♪ ♪nothi

many in the public were afraid because of the bigotry on breitbart and the accusations against bannonti-semitisms, accusations from his ex-wife. bannon's spokesman denied the allegations but bannon was putting his plans into gear, such as the so-called muslim ban or purging the republican party of anyone remotely disloyal to donald trump. >> they're going to be held accountable if they do not support the president of the united states. >> bannon brought that hostility into the white house. one senior trump white house adviser told me today that bannon at the white house was abuse skpif foul to the extreme to everyone on the staff. and president trump was jealous that bannon was getting more credit with the base than he was. so, it was only a matter of time before bannon was ousted. and after bannon was quoted attacking donald trump jr. in a book the next year, trump publicly went after the man that he called sloppy steve. but bannon did not return fire. bannon has always played the long game. bannon's long game is to tear down the gop from the inside out and turn it into a nationalist

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my favorite right-wing tweet about giorgia meloni was a -- this one, from an employee at breitbart, whoriarchy if you dare criticize italy's first female prime minister. and also tweeting,, calling her mussolini just because she is italian's racist. to which i responded, how about comparing her to miscellany because she has praised mussolini, color and -- currently echoes mussolini, and runs a party that includes muscling his errors, and is a member of the italian movement which was formed by mussolini. how about that? by the way, did you see how i managed to squeeze all that relevant biographical information about giorgia meloni into 140 characters? because a lot of mainstream media pieces running into the hundreds or thousands of words weren't able to do that, sadly. and i'll be honest. i expected the republican right to embrace her. they are at best, to quote the president, semi fascist themselves these days. what has been so depressing is just so much of the, quote unquote, liberal media, the mainstream media, the -- giving her a pass or playing down her and her party's fascist root

it's completely ridiculous but also vertical on breitbart, so this is all over almost regular parts of the conservative internet, and the extremist parts are even more all in on it. >> you know, i expected to be on tucker soon because it seems like whatever is on 4chan and 8chan ends up there. there doesn't seem to be a right wing medium saying this is a bridge too far. we're not going to go here. it's all fair game. you know, it used to be that qanon seemed loopy and all of a sudden aspects of it are now in what used to be normal republican politics. you have donald trump signaling to qanon. it seems incredibly dangerous, which brings me to elon musk, who will probably let trump back on, and trump will pretend like he doesn't want to and then get back on. this was day one of elon musk's twitter and it was already a garbage fire of racism, people just doing the n word over and over and over again. people saying things about jewish people. this is like back to the bad old days of twitter and that was fast. you have been pretty pessimistic about where this goes from here, but here's all

right of american politics, the i right of american politics, the chief strategist, the founder of breitbartsmall group of trump associates there at the hotel on january five and group of trump associates there at the hotel onjanuary five and told his podcast audience to expect trouble in the six and they really want to talk to him and he refused to supply a single document according to them and refused to answer questions and so, he was prosecuted and this is the result of that, he's going to appeal and so it could take some time and his, if he does in his appealfails, he will be the most senior left tenant to go to prison forjanuary the 6th, although indirectly because of refusing to answer questions by congress. to stay with us on bbc news. italy's new far—right prime minister — giorgia meloni formally accepts the job of forming the country's next government the care quality commission has warned that the social care system in england is gridlocked. it says it's seen a significant rise in the number of people stuck in hospital because there isn't any social care provision for them when th

and he tells some about the rise of breitbart as an alternative to to other parts of the media and when trump would do this most of the more established political journalists and established consultants politicos on both sides as jonathan kind of looked at this as and thought nobody believes with this guy saying in actually a lot of people believe what this guy was saying and i think that was why was surprising to people. this was somebody who was saying things and really was was in-your-face to the political establishment most broadly and if you go back and you look at i'm trying to think of the you remember the stand with rand moment rand paul goes and he takes the senate floor and he gives a speech. and it's about it's, you know, droning. and he's worried that are going to be drowned in starbucks or something. and that's sort of the argument and i remember watching real time because it was like it was the political equivalent of a flash mob. like you see it happening and then you go is happening. and then more people came and people started tweeting, stand with rand and. then people

obama tapped my phone would be a good example of that one in 2017 with no evidence other than some breitbart story that he was reading but knew he would get a headline out of it. right. or one that just got blown apart today. he said that pelosi didn't do anything to protect the capitol. yes. video came out today of her trying to, you know, get the national guard there and, you know, in the middle and middle of the day, in january sixth. and trump, of course, is doing nothing. so. i think you call it in decisiveness masked by compensatory lunge. so so when he couldn't i mean, this is going to sound hard to believe, but he really couldn't after november 3rd, in 2020, when he lost. he could not decide what course of action to follow when it became clear that he was not going to be able to stay in office anymore and he was quizzing everybody, including the valet who brought him his diet cokes. you know, what do you think i should do? and then after he doesn't get what he wants from anybody and and it becomes clear that he's not quite ready to pull the trigger on this proposed government interve

includes social media sites, you know, telegram, gab, truth social, and there's also a media network, breitbartving a moment of crisis, he articulated it in a very specific far right way. he was radicalized and i think that's what we need to think about, not whether or not he's mentally ill. there are mentally ill people in this country today that do not go out and try to shoot politicians or their spouss. >> yes, at the same time, there are people, though, that are vulnerable to being preyed upon like a cult. is that fair? >> yeah, i think that's definitely fair. but i would also say that a lot of people are subject to radicalization. a lot of it has to be who do you target, and who are you trying to recruit, and, you know, you can see this for young men. you can see it for men going through domestic strife. what i have been able to figure out about his background, he had a bad break up with his partner who is now in prison, i believe, in california, and he sort of went down a spiral. there are a lot of people that are subject to radicalization, but at the end of the day, we need to focus on t