let's bring in jessica tarlov and kristin tate, a conservative columnist. kristin knows steve bannon personally because she spent two years working at bright bart. it's interesting, kristin. one of the last questions dealt with the fact that steve bannon did in fact communicate with the president after he left the white house. the question was asked, if he lost his mind, why was the president still communicating. sarah sanders answered, well, look, you can still talk to the guy. doesn't mean he didn't lose his mind if you want to take to the guy every once in a while. >> you know, trace, watching this press conference, i just had to laugh. it kind of encapsulated exactly why the american people are completely fed up with the media. we're dealing right now in our country a potential government shut down, we're coming up to a critical mid-term election and trying to figure out what to do with hundreds of thousands of illegals and reporter after reporter talk about -- >> trace: it is the topic of the day, kristin. we were going to talk about north korea. but le

donald trump will recognize the worst of the worst with his dishonest and corrupt media awards, kristin tatelaining why this is a big deal. >> americans see what is going on and happy to trump shining a spotlight on media diplomacy. there's a reason only 32% of americans today trust the media. rob: a lot of people say he is trying to silence the media. finals for voters to rank including abc's report on michael flynn's fbi testimony, cnn reporting don junior had early access to wikileaks documents and a time report the president moved a martin luther king jr. bust from the oval office. we will see how it goes. jillian: mitt romney dodging questions whether he will run for senate despite giving a caffeine where the speech and use a. >> have you ever thought about that. >> nothing for you on this topic. >> nothing for you on that topic. >> the former presidential nominee, to replace senator orrin hatch in his speech, romney spoke about policy issues ranging from the economy and debt and family values, what the former massachusetts governor, ally or adversary of donald trump, meeting with mitt