go to luther mercer memphis tennessee advocate director for the tennessee charter school center mr mercer thanks for your time tonight i wanted to talk to you because our children are listening and they are watching and they are being influenced what does this change in education in your opinion give us your take on how this should be handled. well first of all thank you for having me on. my condolences to the family of heather higher and to all those who have suffered from injustice. tonight i think we need to take a pause we need to think about what this means in our history and then how this reflects upon where we move forward after four hundred years we've been having a conversation in this country about how we view each other we look at any quality we look at racism we look at these things and we have these intersections where there seems like a moment where we can say ok it's time to move forward is that a movement or we have a moment right now mr mercer you have got that you know what i think we're at another moment and yet we're having these ideological conversations again we're g

mr. mercer, who put in at least $10 million to breitbart in the past. >> and has a lot of his own money.an of needs, other people have to go take care of their families and get a job that makes money. he can really do whatever he wants. i wouldn't question for you -- i will question for you, david, before you leave. we see the president has not abated an iota in terms of the behaviors that are counterproductive. what do you make for the prospect of fixing at this point? >> the prospect of fixing donald trump is extraordinarily low, somewhere between about 5% and zero. look, he is who he is who he is who he is. and he made it very clear he was not programmed by steve bannon when he went out there tuesday. that was pure donald trump. and i think the issue becomes as with all presidents as you know so well, chris, the -- everybody takes their cues off the president and -- what does the president really believe and they take their cues off that. and we know that donald trump -- i thought senator corker raised the right kind of question yesterday, asking about his emotional and mental stabili

mr. mercer will have with the president and helping to move that agenda forward? will he still remain as a member of his donor base? >> we just don't know yet if the president gave the mercers a head's up as to what was about to happen to bannon, if any assurances were offered to the mercers that they would still have just as much influence inside the white house even though their man is no longer present. and it really also might depend on the relationship that president trump maintains with steve bannon moving forward. we don't know how frequently they'll talk, whether breitbart will be given prioritized access now that bannon is out at the white house, if steve bannon will continue to advise the president informally as many of the president's former aides from the campaign continue to do on occasion. those are kind of the unanswered questions that might determine how much influence steve bannon and the mercers wield in the white house moving forward. kelly: all right. sarah westwood, thank you. >> thank you. melissa: some minor skirmishes here and there as rival

mr. mercer. anderce m has put in almost $10 million into breitbart in the past.g to have some money to do things. >> and a lot of his own money also. this is not a man of no means. he doesn't have the kpij genera exigency that most people who love the white house have to take care of their family, they have to make money. the idea of fixing general kelly is there, he will fix. he is disciplined. he is respected. we see the president has not an iota in terms of the behaviors that have been counterproductive. what do you make of the prospect of fixing at this point? >> prospect of fixing donald trump is extraordinarily low. somewhere between about 5% and zero. look, he is who he is who he is. and he made it very clear, he was not programmed by steve bannon when he went out there tuesday. that was pure donald trump. and i think the issue becomes as with all presidents, as you know so well, chris, everybody takes their cues off the president. what does the president really believe and they take there cues off of that? we know that donald trump -- i talked to senator

we've talked about steve bannon, i have spoken on msnbc before about robert mercer and the data wars. mr of sinclair. we see examples of how sinclair has essentially used epstein to show up on various channel to dispute and change narratives around factually forums of reporting that are critiquing what trump is doing. for example around the flynn story. >> has there been any pushback from the stations themselves and the employees there? >> it's hard to do. these stations tend to not have a lot in terms of financial stability. they're being bought out by con glam rat conglomerates. what does trump need to survive. in his public life he's not been a great businessman or a great golfer either. but what he's successful is for the ratings that he got as a media showman. if he's the showman on a media empire that's taking over not just facebook and so on but your local tv stations, there's a powerful boss npossibility to mn that base. we see that base eroding. this is an intelligent media strategy that people need to pay attention to. i'm glad you're reporting that. >> thanks for being here. a

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mr. trump's allies would raise enough money so that they would primary him and i think i readed in the paper that the mercer.s. senate. todd: as we heard j.d. hayworth say in the seeing; she ran a very, very strong campaign against john mccain. ultimately was unsuccessful. sort of showed the folks there in arizona the republican base that this is somebody to be reckoned with going forward. we will see what happens in 2018. abby: isn't local politics fascinating? it really is. abby: i lived through it and i think politics at the best and worst. a lot more to come. these mid terms are going to be so interesting to watch. we have more headlines that we're following this morning. steve: we do. jillian joins us with a fox news alert. jillian: that's right. we are following a lot of breaking news at this hour. let's begin here. the search continues for five missing soldiers after their helicopter went down off the coast of hawaii. rescue crews now scouring the water near awahoo. two performing exercises when they lost communication. some lost degree including the fuselage has been recovered. cause of the crash un