mr. kirk, you referenced it, a bit from your toumentary tonight the executive chairman of bright bar ended up meeting contact with donald trump, we'll show it to you. growing, luence was bannon renewed search for political warrior who could the country. >> bannon has been looking for a figurehead to attach himself to long time. >> in new york city, there was a was just t reader who the person bannon was looking for. bright bart reading news as long ago as 2013 and internalizing things. nobody cared about donald trump 2014.olitic necessary >> bannon was introduced by trump by david bosse, a producer and head of advocacy, citizens united. are sse and bannon friends, bosse says, come over and meet donald trump, he's running for president. they meet at trump tower in new it. and talk about >> i've known steve bannon for 10 years, worked on a lot of projects. one of the greatest strategic ever been i've around. >> and trump continues to keep a with bannon going from that point on. >> in trump, bann

mr. kirk i wish we could continue to. we have to end it here. michael kirk, documentaryho filmmaker, "bannon's war." see on pbs's front line. mr. kirk, thank you for the time. pest guest you're more than welcome. >> "washington journal live every day with issues that impact you. wednesday morning "the hill"'s katie williams discusses house and senate investigation into russian interference in the 2016 campaign. tea party patriots cofounder jenny beth martin discusses president trump's 2018 budget. california congressman ted liu weighs in on the president's 2018 budget. watch c-span's "washington journal, live 7:00 eastern wednesday morning. join the discussion. >> sunday on "q&a" -- >> i had a friend who was vaporized along with a six-man security team that i had built together and sent to the airport. it took three weeks to separate them all. it is, war is not a game. it is not a funny thing. >> former counterterrorism and intelligence officer, malcolm nance on his career, the most recent book, the plot to hack america, how wikileaks tried to hi

mr. kirk, we have to end there, author behind "bannon's war's" on pbs's find out about steve bannon and his influence. thanks for the time. guest: more than welcome. open phones until we finish the program today, democrats.0 for 202-748-8001 for republicans. independents, 202-748-8002. at c-span wj,ghts ost on our facebook page at facebook.com/c-span. multi-day tour,n visit with the pope up next on agenda and "washington post" talks about this pending visit frances and pope president trump, most influential voices in the west two men with day, different approaches will be face-to-face, nevertheless, the united states president and head of the roman catholic church will try to find common ground at a will be face-to-face, nevertheless, the meeting with risks.al benefits and for mr. trump, the discussion solve erve as diplomatic for the american leader. for president sy facing mounting crisis at home, a little bit more about this wednesday, including detail thf in the "washington post" saying on

mr. kirk , general cler kirk. >> when do you anticipate total failure of obamacare and can we beat it before it gets there? >> part of what i would say is if the black letter law had better here do, it would've happened already. it is structurally not sustainable. the only reason it has been in effect for this long is that there has been the serial ignorance or ignoring the actual language and finding ways to direct subsidies in that really shouldn't go there the way the laws written. one thing that might be an alarm bell, the house has decided once again not to fund that section 1402 program i mentioned and has said that it's up to the administration not to do. in a way that's correct, but it also has a sense of punting a little bit. sometimes when they do these things, no matter how grossly illegal, they sustain a new status quo that becomes hard to unravel. it's like creating a program and the most permanent thing in life is a federal program. now you have 15 to $20 billion that's gone in a

mi >> host: joining us is michael kirk a document or filmmaker and frontline's been in for especially kinsey tonight on pbs. mr

mr. trump and first lady melania tour the church of the holy sepal kirk also the first sitting president to visit the western wall. the sight seeing will come between meetings between israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and the president. president trump's first oversees trip began in saudi arabia. draped in modern ceremonies and traditional celebrations but defined by his sunday address to the leaders of more than 50 muslim nations across the nation, urging them to unite in the global foyt against terror. >> drive them out of your holy land and drive them out of this earth. >> the president stepping back from the rhetoric of his campaign where he lashed out against islam, instead offering to be a partner in what he called not a fight between religions but a battle between good and evil. >> and that visit, we reached historic agreements to pursue greater and greater cooperation in the fight against terrorism and its evil ideology. >> the fight against terror, one of the issues president trump is expected to discuss during his time in israel. >> yeah, and president trump will close

kirk will be happy to. >> thank you very much spirit senator hirono. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to thank both of our witnesses for your service and in particular i'd like to thank the men and women that you lead in our armed services both in the military and innocently inside and, of course, particularly the special ops command in the pacific arena who provide great support to the asia-pacific region. secretary whelan, guidelines for use of force were established by president obama into 2013 presidential policy guidance. the rules include the requirement for quote near certainty and quote that a terrorist target was present and that no civilians would be injured or killed. there is no legal requirement that president obama's successors adhere to the same rules. president donald trump is recently directed you to advise him on any recommended changes to the rules of engagement. there were reports that there were a large number of civilian casualties after the raid in yemen recently. have the rules of engagement requirement of near certainty that no suffering casualties were

mr. grant humphries. he is the town founder of carlton landing in oklahoma. happy to have grant here. i have known his daddy kirk for longer than he's been alive. so it is a pleasure having you here in the capacity of what you're successfully doing in oklahoma. he's a real estate developer, investor and homebuilder. about ten years ago grant began the process of founding and developing carlton landing at lake eufalala in oklahoma. some of you may not be aware of the fact that oklahoma has more miles of fresh water shoreline than any of the 50 states. did you know that, shelby? >> i did. >> yeah. there we go. well, in carlton landing he has embarked on an ambitious project which is showing great success which he will be sharing with us. in addition to founding and developing carlton landing he is also founder and principle of traditional craft homes, a home building company providing custom and specific production homes. in developing a project in lake eufala, he has become involved with a community of lake developers in the region and can speak to and others experiences with getting a project started. so i welco