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host: bloomberg businessweek national correspondent joshua green at our table and author of this new book, "devil's ba rgain." meetdid steve bannon first donald trump? guest: a lot earlier than most people realize. i tell the story of how they were actually introduced in 2010, by a veteran republican activist. trump had begun turning to tutor him and give some political advice on the idea that he was going to run for president and said hey, i'm going up to advise donald trump, don't you come along and steve bannon decided to go along and by all accounts, van and trump hit it off right off the bat and he has been a part of trump's cabinet ever since. host: what do they have in common and what separates the two? guest: they have quite a bit in common. they both went to military high schools. they are both dealmakers. trump in manhattan real estate, bannon on wall street finance and later in hollywood. involved both deeply in the paint -- entertainment industry. trump in the apprentice and then and produced sean penn films, became hopkins films and a conservative documentary filmmaker t

about the relationship between president trump and steve bonnon by joshua green. some of these authors have or will be appearing on booktv. you can watch them on our website, booktv.org. >> booktv visited capitol hill to ask members of congress what they are reading. >> kevin brady, what is on your reading list? >> i love to read. steven ambose's book about custard and crazy horse which is fascinatin fascinating. and i am a huge michael peeka fan. he writes all these books on sports and a lot of the types of books i read when i was growing up. and i love them. so, you know, that is sort of the fun reading i am doing right now. >> i noticed on your phone, do you read from your phone? ...

joshua green tells the story of bannon and trump's unlikely partnership in his new book called "devil's bargain." i am pleased to have josh green at this table. welcome. >> great to be here, thank you. >> rose: this is a new review in the new york review of backs i just saw in which it says it is a testament to your adroit intertwaining of bannon and trump that we're not certain which of the two figures sold the bigger part of himself to the other. in the broader sense they are co-authors of our moment's tabloid conservatism. >> i think that's exactly right and the point of the book was to go back and answer the question everybody wants to still know about donald trump, how is it that he managed to get elected and all of us in the media, many washington didn't see it coming? i didn't see it coming, but i had covered bannon, breitbart, i covered this pommist uprising, and i spoke to bannon and the story came into focus, how these two men and their stories are interwoven and likely led to this upset. >> rose: tell us the story. trump and bannon met in 2010. bannon has this wild background

about to be fired and driven out by his own president. >> that's just lies in your followed by joshua green on book tv. they canceled the search for the new building for the fbi to move the bureau out of the aging hoover building. officials from the fbi and the gsa testified about the obstacles they face in the future of the headquarters. the senate environment and public works committee is chaired by john barrasso. to be with us today. we convene a hearing to listen to testimony from government witnesses from the general services administration t

host: bloomberg businessweek national correspondent joshua green at our table and author of this newook, "devil's ba rgain." meetdid steve bannon first donald trump? guest: a lot earlier than most people realize. i tell the story of how they were actually introduced in 2010, by a veteran republican activist. trump had begun turning to tutor him and give some political advice on the idea that he was going to run for president and one

announcer: this afternoon, bloomberg businessweek correspondent joshua green said he spoke with steve bannon. mr. green is the author of a book about steve bannon and donald trump called "the devil's. bargain." he said steve bannon said, if there is any confusion, let me clear it up. i am leaving the white house and going to war against donald trump's opponents in the media and corporate america. announcer: health and human services secretary tom price sat down for a profile interview with c-span to discuss his personal and professional life. the reflected on his early years in michigan, practicing orthopedic

does this ring true to you, joshua green? >> absolutely, i had written an article about sarah palin and i get a phone call from a staffer out of the blue saying i represent a guy named steve bannon which is a filmmaker infatuated is sarah palin and said mr. bannon read your article and would like to get together and talk with you. in this case it was at a movie screening for bannon's film. i met him and he's an interesting, smart, charismatic guy who had a distinct brand of politics that i thought was interesting and worth writing about. so i got to know him and basically have been interviewing him ever since. >> yang: bob, you mentioned two bits. he talked about contradicting the president's strategy on north korea. he said until somebody solves the part of the equation that shows me that 10 million people in seoul don't die in the first 30 minutes from conventional weapons, i don't know what you're talking about. there's no military solution here. they got us. what was your reaction when you heard that? >> well, i thought h

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. >> then joshua green will talk about his book on steve bannon and his relationship with president trump. and george washington university law professor jonathan turley updates on the investigation of the trump white house and russia. be sure to watch "washington journal," live at 7:00 a.m. eastern tuesday morning. during the discussion. announcer: now a look at the threat of lone wolf terrorism. panelists include an israeli counterterrorism official, along with the director for security studies at georgetown university. they will talk about the motivations and tactics of lone wolf terrorists, and the challenges facing law enforcement officials. from the washington institute of near east policy. they hosted this event

and joshua green will talk about his book on white house strategist steve bannon and his relationship with president trump. and updates on the investigation of the trump white house and russia. he sure to watch c-span's washington journal this morning. join the discussion. >> sunday night on q&a -- >> i had never heard of them. i wanted to know how this manhood been told by the time he was -- from the time he was theg child could have found courage and determination to find a way out of slavery. i was intrigued. i cannot stop reading about him. a looking at the life of slave who escaped bondage during the civil war and went on to become a member of congress. >> he served five terms in the house of representatives. there was a bribery charge against him at one point in his grand he never fully recovered. that is one of the reasons he is not better known today, in my opinion. >> now, a look at the threat of lone wolf terrorism. the director of the center for security studies at georgetown university will talk about the motivations and tactics of lone wolf terrorists, and the challenges

with further a do please join me in welcoming joshua green. [applause] >> thank you, i am always amazed, with all the donald trump and steve bannon we are subjected to in our daily lives the people want to come out and get more of it in person but i am gratified. i have been advised people at nonfiction book readings don't want to hear the author read his nonfiction book so i'll read a couple short scenes and move ahead to the question and answer period because people have lots of questions about steve bannon and donald trump. i will read two short scenes from the book. they have been carefully chosen because i figured a month ago in my precocious 10-year-old daughter wanted to do it, this wasn't a book that kids could read or that would be easy to read at a public reading because trump and steve bannon are the most profane men i have ever met in my life. even the my daughter is not allowed to read the book she did figure out the very first word of the first chapter of the book is the worst word you can say, the f word. i will skip ahead and r

attorney joins us and then journalist joshua green of bloomberg businessweek on his ."vil's bargain later, the latest on the russia investigation with university of law professor jonathan turley. tremendous base and a tremendous group of support. the country is optimistic, and i think the general will just add to it. i think the country is doing very well. host: president trump yesterday with his new chief of staff, general john kelly, in the oval office. he was sworn in yesterday shortly after that, anthony scaramucci was out at the white house. president trump tweeting last night, "great day at the white house." good morning, everyone. we begin

it : okay, we'll leave there, marvin, joshua green, excerpt from an is new book, it is time for republicans like himself to stand up to the executive branch, to this president. yeah, i mean, this is a kind of energy, this has been up beneath the radar elected ot of support ns who did not tru trump, but understood they were saddled him. he was their president and would try to make a go of it. administration descended into chaos, as egislative agenda has gone off the rails and now failed with health care vote, a lot of these tell reporters like me, off the record or not for losing ion, that we're our patience here, there is going to come a time, not there et, come a time when we're going to break publicly with the flake's and i think book is the first high profile example of that happening and are two things i'm going to be watching for in the days ahead.eks one is jeff flake back up these attacks with actual action? does he announce i'm not going trump's items until he changes his behavior or does this or that? question, will other people follow. is this an issue where the dam party in g and

and author of "devil's bargain: steve bannon, donald trump and the storming of the presidency" joshua green. good morning to you. >> good morning to you. >> let's start with what role steve bannon will have moving forward. he's going to be off the government payroll. out of the white house. but how much will he still have the ear and attention of the president? zpli think he'll still have the ear and attention of the president. because we know that trump likes to stay in contact with his advisers. even ones he's fired. he routinely talked on the phone with people like corey lewandoski, his first campaign manager, paul manafort, his second. so i don't have any doubt that bannon will continue to have the president's ear. i think he will also get his attention because now he has what bannon called his killing machine of breitbart news, he has a public forum to wage these battles that he had been trying to wage from inside the white house. and he doesn't have a government job and a white house chief of staff to clamp down on him. i talked to a friend of bannon's early this morning, who likened

a tweet just moments ago from joshua green from bloomberg, just got off the phone with bannon, if there'sbannon, out there, let me clear it up. i'm leaving the white house and going to war for trump against his opponents on capitol hill, in the media and in corporate america. with that, let's get some analysis from fox news media analyst and host of fox news media buzz howard kirtz and from new york juan williams columnist for the hill and loose is a booth columnist for the examiner. lisa, your take on this and the fall-out of it. >> look, i think the biggest problem for president trump is the fact that we have seen so much turmoil in the white house that's a problem for president trump. i do think we have seen general kelly, obviously take some of these steps in trying to regain organization i also think palace intrigue has been overblown. there has been media somehow president trump is being punt tiered by someone. whether it's bannon or priebus or jared curb memberner. it doesn't matter who it is. somehow a puppet of this other person. we saw him, particularly if you look at the electi

cast of characters in the west wing. >> and let's turn to our resident expert on bannonology, joshua green. it is remarkable that steve bannon -- i mean scaramucci came in very clearly gunning for priebus and gunning for bannon. >> exactly. >> priebus is gone. bannon is still standing, scaramucci gone. he is a a much more effective infighter than scaramucci anticipated. >> i think that's right. i think in this case he didn't actually have to do a whole lot besides hold his tongue and keep quiet. i don't know any reporters that managed to get bannon on the phone. he is smart enough to step back, recognize that scaramucci is blowing himself up and setting a land speed record for political self- self-emmollation. >> the white house itself could learn a few things from that message. >> it could. >> i'm going support anthony scaramucci, okay. he comes in. he is passionate about the president. >> right. >> he loves the president. >> right. >> he says he is going to improve relationships with the press. he does. he actually does improve relationships with the press. and, you know, yes, he cursed.

impact you. , a transgender marine veteran discusses the proposed man.gender marine military then joshua green will talk about his book on white house street -- white house chief strategist. he handed jonathan turley investigates the top white house and russian. be sure to watch washington journal live tuesday morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern. join the discussion. president trump spoke briefly with reporters after secretary of staff john kelly was sworn in.

author of a fascinating new book about steve bannon's role in the trump campaign and presidency, joshua green applause ) it's a fascinating conversation. apparently this is the book

[applause] joshua green. >>. >> i am always amazed with all of the donald trump and steve bannon that we are subjected to in our daily lives they want to come out and get more of it but i am gratified. i have been advised people and nonfiction book readings really want them to hear the author read and from the book so i will read a short section in them sure there's a lot of questions but i will read too short scenes from the book there carefully chosen so my precocious 10 year-old daughter wanted to read it that this was not a book that kids could reader that would be easy to read as a public reading because those are to most profane and i have ever met in my life. even though my daughter is not allowed to read the book she did figure out the first word of the first chapter the worst word was the f word. [laughter] in the night of steve bannon with the campaign and also after james komi's letter comes out and the closing days of the campaign when clinton and her staff wake up to the realization she might be in real trouble. so mitt august 2013 everybody pretty much in politics i thin

bloomberg businessweek national correspondent joshua green at our table and author of this new book,vil's ba rgain."

from secretary of state rex tillerson, chinese president xi jinping, and bloomberg businessweek joshua green on steve bannon. later president trump meets with small business owners. first, an update from capital hill. >> andrew covers congress for the daily beast. looks like the health committee took senator john mccain's advice from the other night and are going to hold a hearing in september. what changed? announcement took a lot of people by surprise. it was announced at a health committee hearing today, which was just supposed to be about nominations.. now that the latest iteration of repeal and replace has failed in the

at 11:00 p.m., bloomberg businessweek correspondent joshua green reports on the 2016 political partnership between the president and his chief strategist in his book "devil's bargain," -- and issure ban frustrated that he has the president he wants, republicans have unified control of congress and get they seem unable to do anything at all. the one guy getting things done is a general jeff sessions, cracking down and deporting immigrants, the president says he wants, and been a knows he does want, looks like he is about to be fired by his president. that's tonight at 11:00 p.m. on book tv. journal"ngton continues. is a joining us now jared genser here it he is here to discuss what happens when rogue nations sees american citizens. thank you for joining us. to read a bit from your recent piece in the wall street journal where you say many americans believe when they get into trouble while traveling abroad, u.s. government will rescue them. in most cases they won't, but those who are detained typically anda list of local lawyers visits from consular staff every one to three months. on the st

committee and he's a republican from texas, joining republican bout effo george washington posit joshua green and join the discussion. theresident trump awarded an army medic to and former teacher who served in vietnam. injuries, he is credited with saving 10 members inhis particular -- platoon a battle that lasted five days. some of the members of the platoon were at this ceremony. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen,

. >>> coming up in the next hour, we'll talk with joshua green, the author of "devil's bargain" trump-bannonelationship, and he landed the first interview with steve bannon since he was ousted from the white house. that's coming up. >>> it was a dangerous night for police officers in two separate states. one officer was killed and another seriously injured. in kissimmee, florida, near orlando, the officers were checking people in an area of the city known for drug activity when they were shot. they were unable to fire back. three suspects were arrested. a fourth is being sought. >> it's getting tough. it's getting tough to do the job that we've all sworn to protect and uphold and maintain livable neighborhoods, keep people safe. you know, these senseless acts are going on. >> a few hours later in jacksonville, two police officers were shot and wounded. both officers are expected to survive. the suspect was killed. >>> and two pennsylvania state troopers are recovering after they were shot. it happened at a convenience store about an h pittsburgh. police say the suspect was killed at the scen

toesident trump was also said to be irritated by joshua green's book, "devil's bargain," in which bannon is credited for the election win. >> he characterized it as amicable. >> reporter: bannon spoke to hisn about his plans, now that atis back at brietbart. >> bannon told me he is going to war for trump-- not against umump, for trump-- against his enemies on capitol hill. >> reporter: and in a further sign of difficulties for the president, today, the white house announced that he and the first lady will not attend the kennedy center honors. some honorees were planning to boycott the white house reception of the event because hatwhat they describe as ribesive rhetoric from the president. reena. >> ninan: errol, thank you for that. six police officers found themselves in the line of fire lvesay night. two officers were ambushed and killed in kissimmee, florida, four were shot in jacksonville, florida and western pennsylvania. roxana saberi has the latest. r: reporter: police in kissimmee, florida say when two of their officers responded to a poll friday night in an area ghown for drug ac

[applause] >> tonight on c-span, we heard ping,rex tillerson, xi jin and joshua green on steve bannonfirst, an update from capitol hill. congress for the daily beast. it looks like the health committee took senator john mccain's advice from the other night and they're going to hold a hearing from september. what changed? >> it was

joshua greene on 11:00 p.m. eastern on book tv. >> the oklahoma insurance commissioner was on capitol hill to brief the center commerce, science and transportation subcommittee hearing. it runs about an hour and a half. >> good morning everyone. i call the hearing of the subcommittee on consumer protection product safety and insurance and data security to order. as our title suggests, the subcommittee exercises why jurisdiction over a diverse range of topics and this will be our first hearing this congress to examine matters related to insurance. specifically today, that of insurance fraud. thank you for our expert witnesses who have joined us. insurance fraud is a major concern not only for insurers who bear the cost of fraudulent playing layouts but consumers who see those costs past down in higher premiums this hearing will examine the scope of insurance fraud at large in the united states and address nationwide product trends across a variety of insurance markets including property and casualty, life insuran

. >> at :00 p.m., bloomberg businessweek senior correspondent joshua green reports on the partnership between the president and his book strategists in his devil's bargain. have unifieds control of congress and they aren't able to get anything done. the longer that is getting something done for trump is jeff sessions who is cracking down on supporting immigrant justice. it looks like he will be fired. >> coming up next here on c-span, our profile interview with transportation secretary elaine chao. that is followed by white house counselor kellyanne conway speaking to conservative student in washington dc. later, president trump towards the metal of honor to 71-year-old james mcluhan for his actions as an army medic during the vietnam war. transportation secretary elaine chao sat down with c-span to talk about her goals for the department her prior work as peace corps director and labor toretary and her marriage senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. she also shares early memories as a child coming to the u.s. as an immigrant from taiwan. this profile interview is 30 minutes.

p.m., bloomberg correspondent joshua green reports on the 2016 political partnership between the president and his chief strategist in his book "devil's bargain, steve bannon, donald trump, and the storming of the presidency." >> he got his chief strategist. republicans seem unable to get anything done at all. the one guy in the administration getting something done is jeff sessions, who is cracking down and deporting immigrants just as trump claims he wants. it looks like he is about to be fired or driven out by his own president. >> watch saturday night, beginning with jesse eisinger on book tv. we have been on the road meeting winners of this studentcam documentary competition. connecticut, second prize winners jack mcdonald, kyle guzm an, and victoria chan had a documentary about justice. and an honorable mention winner -- honorable mention winners won $250 for the documentary on health care. there was a second prize award at a book school. there was a second place prize of $1500 for the document -- documentary on the wage gap. highnts from north hampton won an honorable mention prize

announcer: this afternoon, bloomberg businessweek correspondent joshua green said he spoke with steve bannon. mr. green is the author of a book about steve bannon and donald trump called "the devil's. bargain." he said steve bannon said, if there is any confusion, let me clear it up. i am leaving the white house and going to war against donald trump's opponents in the media and corporate america. announcer: health and human services secretary tom price sat down for a profile interview with c-span to discuss his personal and professional life. the reflected on his early years in michigan, practicing orthopedic medicine in atlanta, his family and his start in georgia state politics through his time in the u.s. congress. dr. price talked about his opposition to the affordable care act, working for the trump administration, and priorities for the department of health and human services. this is just over 35 minutes. how did something from dearborn, michigan into up in atlanta, georgia? sec. price: i did my undergraduate at the university of michigan, but my mother's family is from roanoke

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. >> then joshua green will talk about his book on steve bannon and his relationship with president trump. and george washington university law professor jonathan turley updates on the investigation of the trump white house and russia. be sure to watch "washington journal," live at 7:00 a.m. eastern tuesday morning. during the discussion. announcer: now a look at the threat of lone wolf terrorism. panelists include an israeli counterterrorism official, along with the director for security studies at georgetown university. they will talk about the motivations and tactics of lone wolf terrorists, and the challenges facing law enforcement officials. from the washington institute of near east policy. they hosted this event. >> good afternoon everybody. good afternoon and welcome to the washington institute for near east policy, and to the latest program on counterterrorism and intelligence lecture series. it is my pleasure to have on our podium today boaz ganor, bruce altman from georgetown university, marlene mazell, on leave from israel, an adjunct scholar here at the washington institute,

a hi 43-year-old joshua green also threatened to blow planes out to have sky. >> during the incident, we had several aircraft above. one of the communications we had is by way of a family member. he said if the aircraft didn't get out of the air, he would shoot them down. >> green did not do that or hit any officers when he walked out of his home with a gun this morning. a neighbor's recent construction project blocked boun's eed bro to highway 29. today, his access was restricted. the sheriff says no one was injured when they took brown into custody. >>> police say a driver crashed into a pizzaria in france today, however, they do not consider it an act of terror. a girl between the ages of 8 and 13 was killed when the driver slammed into the sidewalk cafe in a village just east of paris. about a dozen others were injured, four of them critically, including the girl's 3-year-old brother. police say the driver is a french national who tried to kill himself several days ago. prosecutors believe he was on drugs. he is now in custody. >>> president trump today called out racist groups by

. >> joshua green is the author of "devil's bar begin ae's bargain" this reads as followed, just got off the phone with bannon. i'm leaving the white house and going to war. for trump, against his opponents on capitol hill and media and corporate america. that is bannon making his views known to mr. green. afterwards, green offered insight to my colleague john berman. >> in his interview with me, he was very on message as far as saying this is a positive. we will advance trump's agenda. he made it clear he will go after people who he feels are inhibiting trump's agenda. as he said in the interview, those people include folks like gary cohen and steve mnuchin. probably some of the generals. like h.r. mcmaster. i had a source today compare bannon and bannon's departure to obi wan kenobi at the end of "star wars." if you only strike me down, you make me stronger. bannon has the same view. he will be more powerful on the outside. >> let's speak with leslie. she is from the university in london. bannon joining a string from the trump team leaving the white house. what you do make of his w

joining me now, jonathan ramirez and joshua green is here cnn political analyst. joshua, what do you think -- what is bannon talking about when he says he has his hands back on his weapons? what does that tell us about him. >> he can use breitbart news, the outlet in the political wars. the same way he did before the trump administration. it's a story choice and who it tends to go after and the stories it reports about it has an affect on the culture. and we know there are things bannon wants to do that he wouldn't able to do from inside the white house. now he can push the same policy outlets from inside "breitbart." >> do you think he's interested in launching a television network. >> this is something discussed in the closing days of campaign. the fact that trump had this list of 12 to 14 million small donors who are loyal to him and could be built into an audience. bannon has said tv is not where it's at -- >> wait. we're on cnn here. >> this is what he said. they are internet based and, you know, that fox news is for old conservatives and the rising generatio

a hi 43-year-old joshua green also threatened to blow planes out to have sky. >> during the incident, we had several aircraft above. one of the communications we had is by way of a family member. he said if the aircraft didn't get out of the air, he would shoot them down. >> green did not do that or hit any officers when he walked out of his home with a gun this morning. a neighbor's recent construction project blocked boun's eed bro to highway 29. today, his access was restricted. the sheriff says no one was injured when they took brown into custody. >>> police say a driver crashed into a pizzaria in france today, however, they do not consider it an act of terror. a girl between the ages of 8 and 13 was killed when the driver slammed into the sidewalk cafe in a village just east of paris. about a dozen others were injured, four of them critically, including the girl's 3-year-old brother. police say the driver is a french national who tried to kill himself several days ago. prosecutors believe he was on drugs. he is now in custody. >>> president trump today called out racist groups by

joshua green has been covering this. this memo is really something else. did it surprise you? >> i read it three times. and my conclusion is that this is the product of a mind more fevered than steve bannon's. it is just bizarre and batty and disjointed. and while it does reflect, it does hit some of the notes that i think bannon believes in, the idea that the deep state and the media and the political establishment there's both parties are trying to underminor contain donald trump, it is just so weird and rambling that it doesn't really reflect the way that bannon thinks and speaks. he has a lot of vices but he is actually a very cogent thinker and writer. it didn't sound like something that was the product of him. >> and yet, the reason he's relevant here is he what appears to be this proxy happening with bannon on one side and mcmaster on the other. what's going on there? >> basically, they represent two different factions in american foreign policy. and bannon and the nationalists around him favor a less interventionist foreign policy with a focus on combatting radical isl

some are calling for his ouster here at joining me now is joshua green.e wrote about this in his ,"cent book "devils a bargain he is also a political analyst for cnn. i am pleased to have him back on this program. let's start with what you are hearing as to the future of steve bannon. joshua: for the last few days it has been clear that bannon was on an ice and particularly for two reasons, number one he has been eating with the national security advisor, the new chief of staff wants to bring order to the white house. there have been a lot of discussion about the fact that it looked like band was on thin ice because of that. then of course there is the publicity and has gotten from my book, which the "the new york -- "the new york times" reported. the fact that he has gotten such response, i think it shows he is steve bannono fire and is still listening to him, speaking about it in a manner steve bannon would speak about it. it doesn't seem to be somebody pushing out his chief strategist. charlie: does he need steve bannon? he doesn't't know if not, but i

authorities say joshua green also threaten blow planes out of the sky. >> during the incident we had several aircraft above. one of the communications that we had was by way of a family member. and he said that if the aircraft didn't get out of the air, that he would blow them down. >> green did not do that or hit any officers when he walked out of his home with a gun this morning near highway 29 and kole creek road. a neighbor's recent construction project blocked brown's access to highway 29. so he built his own makeshift road on public lands. today caltrans put up barriers to restrict access to that road. the sheriff says no one was injured when they took him into custody. >>> san francisco has joined forces with the state of california in a lawsuit against the trump administration. the federal government says the city and state must comply with a new set of conditions when it comes to immigration or rick losing millions in law enforcement grants. here's abc's 7 news reporter lee and melendez. >> shield ourselves. >> reporter: a warning tonight from the california's attorney gener