parking a horse to vote, pulling a gun on stage and getting stephen bannon's the seal of approval. >>ometimes there is a time for peace. sometimes there is a time for war. >> it is considered defeat for trump who rallied for luther strange. trump expected a loss reflected poorly on him. president trump: they will say donald trump, the president of the united states, was unable to pull his candidate across the line. scott: afterwards deleted tweets once supporting strange. >> endorsements are overrated. people will decide who they'd like to have. >> this is an ominous development. it fuels the energy for the breitbart of the world that said they will target republican incumbents next year. >> the victory could serve as the inspiration. some wonder if the shift from the usual capitol hill makeup is on the horizon. >> and stephen bannon said state after state you will see people follow moore's lead. scott thuman, abc7 news. larry: a mystery inside a maryland home after a fire and a person found dead inside. what they located in the whatsment. >> i was angry and didn't want to leave my ro

. >>> and former white house advisor, stephen bannon is planning an appearance, he was the former chief strategist and is scheduled to speak on the final day of the free-speech week event that is organized on this cow campus and is set to begin on september 24. >>> joining us live is the vice president of uc berkeley, thanks for joining us, how are you feeling about how this will shake out tomorrow? you sponsored this visit and it ended in violence and vandalism in the speech never actually materialize, how do you believe tomorrow will go? >> i hope that the police take a stand and stand up against these criminals and i do not want them to stand down, i hope they protect attendees that want to hear different perspective that is usually not heard at uc berkeley.>>> talk about but it is like to be a republican on the cow campus and white it is important to have someone like ben shapiro, on campus to speak. >> the university has failed to provide different viewpoints that we are taking the lead by giving people the opportunity to debate a conservative and a viewpoint that is usually not he

stephen bannon who backed moore hailed his victory is a signal of shifting power. >> you're going toee in state after state after state, people that follow the model of judge moore that do not need to raise money from the elite, from the crony capitalists, from the fatcats in washington dc, new york city and silicon valley. reporter: roy moore rode to victory promising to bring america closer to the constitution. now the republican leadership fear even more insurgent candidates will pony up which will deepen the divide within the gop and present democrats with an opportunity in 2018's midterm elections. laura: for more on what this means, i'm joined by reid wilson. so, reid, what do you read into events in alabama and what they tell us about the state of the republican party? reid: the republican party right now really does not like it's leaders and washington, d.c. mitch mcconnell spent millions of dollars on behalf of luther strange, the incumbent senator who had been appointed. voters not only rejected the candidate but also rejected mcconnell himself. this was a referendum on was

donald trump's former chief strategist and one of his closest allies, stephen bannon, is in hong konghe white house. there were protest in the city ahead of his speech at an investor conference. just before the trip, mr bannon told cbs that china and the us were already at "economic war". donald trump for 30 years has singled out china is the biggest singled out china is the biggest single problem we have on the world stage. the elites in this country have got us in a situation. we are not at economic war with china, china is at economic war with us. i wa nt china is at economic war with us. i want china to stop appropriating our technology. china is through forced technology. china is through forced technology transfer and through stealing our technology, but really forced to technology transfer, is cutting out the beating heart of american innovation. juliana liu is in hong kong for us. i doubt he said that at the investor conference? well, it's been a really interesting couple of days covering steve bannon. obviously tough remarks in that interview with charlie rose. even more toug

stephen bannon and rants creepers, the biggest names to have reportedly used private e—mail accountsst powerful advisers in the white house allegedly using a private account to send and receive 100 work—related e—mails in the months after esther trump became president. if anchor trump, the president's daughter is also implicated. and all those after donald trump and his team had made the use of private e—mail accounts by his rival hillary clinton a huge issue during last year's election campaign. hillary set up an illegal serverfor campaign. hillary set up an illegal server for the obvious purpose of shielding her criminal conduct from public disclosure and exposure. his supporters shouting lock her up became a familiar chant on the campaign trail. but now it's mr trump's team in the white house which is under fire. trump's team in the white house which is underfire. the administration is trying to play down the scale of what has happened. very limited white house counsel has instructed all white house staff to use the government e—mail for official business and only use that e—mail.

we could, of course, choose a nuclear strike, but i think the former adviser to the president, stephen bannon had it right when he said, until you explain how you protect seoul, korea, south korea, from a massive retaliation, that threat, american military threat is not particularly credible. so i think what we need to do, we need to think about what types of incentives we can give the north korean leader to get out of the strategy he's pursuing. one of the things he's interested in is enter national recognition. the president said if the conditions were correct, he would be willing to meet with the north korean leader. i think we need to think of ways of moving this discussion and negotiations to the point where the president could offer the north korean leader the kind of recognition he seems to crave. >> our international correspondent cristian hristian amanpour said what do we do now? the time's up? >> it's a a second option. but, of course, the more realistic options are unpalatable as well. do we want to have a nuclear exchange with north korea? i don't think so. do we want to have a co

jared kushner, stephen bannon and reince priebus used whist e-mails to discuss w matt -- used white house e-mails to discuss -- used private e-mails to discuss white house matters. alison: this was the scene at georgetown university as dozens protested an address by attorney general jeff sessions. inside, some sat with tape over their mouths, sessions said free speech and the president's criticism of the nfl protests are not incompatible. >> i note the players are not suspect to prosecution but if they take provocative act they can expect to be condemned. the president has a right to condemn them. i condemn their actions not them as human beings. alison: some seats were empty because georgetown law reportedly disinvited a number of students over fears they would disrupt the event. larry: tonight congressional democrats are criticizing the secretary of interior after he said a third of the employees at the department of the interior aren't loyal to him or th ryan zinke comments with compared to talk of 1950's and 1960's in the mccarthy era. congressman is calling for him to apologize to th

former white house strategist stephen bannon will speak at an event in hong kong on tuesday hosted byrokerage, stephen bannon has abdicated a tougher stance towards beijing. garyld charlie rose that cohn should've resigned. >> if you are going to break and stuff that was leaked that week by certain members of the white house i thought was unacceptable. if you find it acceptable, you should resign. >> who are you talking about? >> gary cohn and other people. if you don't agree with that, you have an obligation to resign. >> gary cohn should have resigned? >> absolutely. of thattch more interview on charlie rose on wednesday at 1:00 a.m. sydney time. apple's most important new phone for years will be called the iphone x according to a leak of its latest mobile operating system. strings of code showed three models, the iphone 8, 8 plus, and iphone x. apple is set to unveil them at an event on tuesday. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. david: the u.s. a dollar on the rise as concerns over hurricane

let me, let me explain to you-- >> stephen: is steve bannon a leaker? >> okay, look, i said he was. and i obviously got caught on tape saying he was, so i have no problem saying that. but, but-- >> stephen: is he going to be gone in a week? >> that's up to the president. but let me expl-- >> stephen: but what do think? what does "the mooch" think? >> well, if it was up to me, he would be gone. but it's not up to me. >> stephen: you said that he's trying to suck his own ( bleep ), okay? ( cheers and applause ) >> are you allowed to say that? >> stephen: yeah, it's cool. they said it was cool. they said i could say it tonight. are you saying-- >> okay, all right. mom, mom, i'm sorry i said that. >> stephen: no, it's okay. no, we'll-- "mom, mom..." >> it got picked up on a recording line, sorry about that. >> stephen: i said "sock." i said "sock." that's what's behind the bleep. >> although he did autograph one of those cartoons for you, so i'm bringing that home. go ahead. >> stephen: here's the deal. are you telling us that you never even tried? ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) >>

much has been made of the president trump versus stephen bannon subplot of the alabama runoff. hy the high profile? bannon's hope is that a moore win will not only boost breitbart, but encourages and helps him encourage more anti-establishment challengers in republican primaries. bannon, for example, is actively involved in trying to recruit a better conservative challenger to senator jeff flake in arizona. the tea party favorite previously has said, he's not spr interested, that he would not challenge flake. but bannon and his allies are hoping gosar will reconsider and hoping a win in alabama might help their argument about the political climate. that's it for "inside politics." thanks for sharing your sunday morning. catch us weekends to do at noon eastern. up next, "state of the union" with jake tapper. have a great sunday. jett & the blackhearts]n ♪ who can turn the world on with her smile? ♪ ♪ who can take a nothing day, ♪ ♪ and suddenly make it all seem worthwhile? ♪ ♪ well it's you girl, and you should know it. ♪ with each glance and every little movement you show it. ♪

but stephen bannon isn't necessarily wrong.ook how this played out. >> why, if you so strongly object to how the president handled -- in the wake of charlottesville, why wouldn't you resign. some made the argument, i'm here for the good of the nation. a lot of people made that argument on behalf of the generals, kelly and mattis and hr mcmaster. steve bannon is saying, you don't like it, get out. >> if gary cohen is there for tax reform, if gary cohen is there as had been reported maybe because he was eyeing the fed chair job, we're learning he's most likely not getting that fed chair job. if we're not getting tax reform and he disagrees with the president -- >> what is he doing there? there is now talk that fed chairwoman janet yellen might get her term extended. >> and stan fisher announced he'll be stepping down. >> vice chair. he just announced yesterday he's stepping down. >> this is the guy who taught economics to most of the leading economic minds on the planet. you got no stan fisher, unclear if janet gellen is staying.

>> reporter: and former chief white house strategist, now breitbart c.e.o., stephen bannon. >> you'reng to get an opportunity to tell them what you think of the elites that run this country. >> reporter: stumping for strange: not just the president, but vice president mike pence as well. however, while the president was in alabama last week for strange, he admitted in passing that his endorsement came with some hesitation. >> and i might have made a mistake. >> reporter: it was a moment one outside group immediately seized on. >> i might have made a mistake. i don't know him. i don't know him. i don't know him. >> the president supports me. >> but i don't know him. >> reporter: in the general election, moore now faces democrat doug jones, a former federal prosecutor with a strong record on civil rights. that vote will be held in december. for the pbs newshour, i'm william brangham. >> woodruff: we take a closer look now at roy moore's win, at the republican push for tax reform, another failure to repeal the affordable care act, and what all of that means for the future of the g.o.p.,

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angie: even stephen bannon is here.emarks that some people say are critical remarks about north korea. jonathan: he said you cannot have military action when you have sold so close to the border and have so many people killed. no matter how quickly the u.s. goes in, they will be a lot of carnage. steve bannon was in the navy and those what that looks like. -- knows what that looks like. think abouto you the u.s.-china relationship. jonathan: we would like clarity on what it will look like. the economic war is that for everybody. both sides need to come to the table and address each other's concerns. that will happen. for china, they will come. i don't know if the u.s. will really talk. china has been clear what its core issues are. united states has not. --ie: interesting as not movement on who will be with the fed next year. i don't think it will be janet yellen. sam fisher will not hang on for that. jonathan: i think we are overthinking the fed. when are they tapering, when are they getting the bonds -- nothing will h

bannon. ( laughter ) he's looking good. he's had a little work done. >> jon: i like that. >> stephen: he's had a freshen up. bannon's not the only trump insider in the news. so is attorney general and imp who gets your firstborn if you don't guess his name, jeff sessions. ( laughter ) earlier this week, sessions spoke to an "anti-l.g.b.t. hate group" in a closed-door speech. closed-door? come on guys, it's 2017! it's okay to come out, and let your hate flag fly! you're here, you fear, we're used to it. ( cheers and applause ) the proof-- ( piano riff ) thank you. see? we're celebrating your journey! the group sessions spoke to was "alliance defending freedom," a powerhouse christian law firm, defending clients like the bakery that refused to make a same-sex wedding cake. they also wrote model legislation, such as "bathroom bills", which are aimed at keeping transgender people out of restrooms. so no cake for gay couples, no bathrooms for transgender people, and bisexuals may not use shampoo and conditioner in the same bottle. ( laughter ) got to pick a side. ( applause ) you got to. it's in the bible somepla

steve bannon, stephen miller, gary cohn and trump cohn and trump's daughter is on fire using the accountviser during the first month of the administration. none had a private server. hillary clinton had a whole server. nearly 50,000 people have fled the indonesian report island of bali. residents and visitors are safe beyond the danger zone that could raise that to 7.5 miles from the peak of the nearly 10,000 has not erected since 1964. a group of candidates running out to be a hero on his wedding day. they were posing on a bridge in ontario park when the boy appeared to have been pushed in by a friend. the grim jumps in the water from the water from a suit and non-rescues the boy. she kept shooting the pictures the whole time, posted the pictures on facebook and they went viral. this guy is going to be a good daddy thing. lauren: a feel-good story. congratulations. he was wet for his wedding i guess. cheryl: at least for pictures. the big reveal tomorrow but president trump old reveal his tax-cut plan. but will he reveal? price waterhouse coopers, good morning. we are promised specific

. >>> new jersey governor chris christie is responds to stephen bannon's claim that he lost his chancerump administration for a lack of loyalty, after the president's comments about grabbing women. on that infamous "access hollywood" tape. here's what bannon said followed by christie's response to pbs news last night. >> you took names on billy -- didn't you? >> you know i'm irish, i got my black book and i got 'em. christie because of billy bush weekend was not looked at for a cabinet position. >> he wasn't there for you on billy bush weekend, therefore, he doesn't get a cabinet position. >> i told him the plane leaves at 11:00 in the morning. if you're on the plane, you're on the team. didn't make the plane. >> that conversation that mr. bannon references in his interview, never happened. never had any conversations with him. i didn't need to convey those kind of feelings to staffers. i was speaking to the principal, the man now president of the united states. second, i was there the whole billy bush weekend. i was there leading debate prep for the second debate both friday and satur

>> stephen: great game. ( applause ) and even though he's no longer in the white house, bannon vows to defend trump, no matter what. >> donald trump's a fighter-- great counter puncher. great counter puncher. he's a fighter. i'm gonna be his wingman outside for the entire time. >> stephen: that's not how a wingman works. ( laughter ) you're not standing outside the bar shouting "you're doing a great job, brad! hey, ladies, my friend is great at sex!" get on that thing! ( laughter ) ( piano riff ) but bannon is a staunch trump supporter. he even defended trump after he failed to call out violent white supremacists in charlotteseville. >> by the way, after the charlottesville situation, that's what i told general kelly. i was the only guy that came out and tried to defend him. i was the only guy that said, he's talking about talking about something, taking it up to a higher level. >> stephen: he's definitely taking it to a higher level. i'd say his support is about... here. ( applause ) ( piano riff ) or over here. somewhere up there. we've got a great show for you tonight. bernie sander

bannon. i'm not trying suck my own ( bleep )." >> jon: he said that! >> stephenhouse. ( laughter ) ( applause ) though, i got to say, we never see him anymore. jeff sessions is getting a lot of heat from the president. >> yeah, which is sad because he was his, like, main policy adviser, his best friend in the campaign. >> stephen: a lot of his early staff was sessions staff. jeff gave them his office. >> before there was trumpism there was sessionism but before that it was just called racism. >> by the way, under the trump administration you'll be saying merry christmas again when you go shopping, believe me. they've been downplaying that little beautiful phrase. >> stephen: yes, they are downplaying it for some reason. i'm just spitballing here-- maybe because it's july. ( laughter ) ( applause ) the pentagon seems to have been unaware that trump has decided to bar transgender people from the military. so the pentagon didn't even know? wait a second. trump said he consulted with "my generals." i know, i know, that must be a typo. he meant my genitals. damn you,

why top current and former officials, including jared kushner, ivanka trump, gary cohn, stephen miller, steve bannon, reince priebus occasionally used personal email accounts to conduct white house business. according to abbe lowell, jared kushner's private emails about white house business number fewer than 100 and all of them have been archived. hillary clinton, who still insists her email scandal was "overblown and involve no real scandal" reacted this way. >> it is the height of hypocris hypocrisy. if they were sincere, i think you would have republican members of congress calling for an investigation. >> top congressional investigator trey gowdy and elijah cummings are investigating. white house attorney ty cobb insists relevant personal emails will be provided to special counsel robert mueller. telling fox news "we will see to it that the special counsel receives everything he's entitled to." a source familiar with the investigation tells fox news that the special counsel robert mueller may interview one or more white house staff members before the end of the week. mueller wants to know more a

really been the only thing in the way of this, as the hard-liners in the administration, stephen miller, steve bannonff sessions, were all in favor of ending this, to it will be treadly political unpopular. it was just him seeming to want to not do anything about this, and his hand has been forced, because this deadline has been imposed by the laws brought by the attorneys general. >>> you have to come in under the age of 16, meaning you're too young to make that decision. and obviously you can't be convicted of a felony or multiple misdemeanor offenses. >> these are the people directly affected, but they have parents and siblings and others. there's millions of people kind of affected directly by this. they're debating it inside the white house, is there an escape for trump by pushing this back to congress and saying, look, i'm ending these programs in whatever sort of phaseout not because of the policy, but because of the way it was done. you saw him talk about the illegal executive action, it was the wrong way to do this, and then to kick it back to congress, saying you guys were the ones who reje

jared kushner, stephen miller, steve bannon and reince priebus — the biggest names to have reportedlyails in the months after after mr trump became president. ivanka trump, the president‘s daughter, is also implicated. and all this after donald trump and his team had made the use of private e—mail accounts by his rival hillary clinton a huge issue during last year‘s election campaign. hillary set up an illegal server for the obvious purpose of shielding her criminal conduct from public disclosure and exposure. lock herup! his supporters shouting "lock her up" became a familiar chant on the campaign trail. but now it‘s mr trump‘s team in the white house which is under fire. the administration is trying to play down the scale of what has happened. this will continue to come out. the white house will say it is accurate and the story will push a bit further, we are also going to continue to see how the house oversight committee handles this and we have seen by parts and members of that committee in the last 24 hours requesting more information about that. hillary clinton has accused the t

jared kushner, stephen miller, steve bannon and reince priebus — the biggest names to have reportedlyushner, one of the most powerful advisers in the white house, allegedly using a private account to send or receive 100 work—related e—mails in the months after after mr trump became president. ivanka trump, the president's daughter, is also implicated. and all this after donald trump and his team had made the use of private e—mail accounts by his rival hillary clinton a huge issue during last year's election campaign. hillary set up an illegal server for the obvious purpose of shielding her criminal conduct from public disclosure and exposure. lock herup! his supporters shouting "lock her up" became a familiar chant on the campaign trail. but now it's mr trump's team in the white house which is under fire. the administration is trying to play down the scale of what has happened. the very limited white house counsel has instructed all white house staff to use the government e—mail for official business and only use that e—mail. hillary clinton has accused the trump administration of the

the list includes jared kushner, steve bannon, reince priebus, economic advisor gary cohn. policy advisor stepheniller and assistant to the president ivanka trump. >> trevor: let's take a quick tally of all the hillary things trumps have done -- private e-mails, working with goldman sachs, being shady with foundation money. i wouldn't be shocked if we found out they're also wearing pantsuits in secret. i wouldn't be shocked at all. and can i just say trump looks fabulous there? i can't lie. he looks amazing. you know what? i've actually got a suggestion. if trump and people are going to keep doing everything they criticize hillary for doing, then hillary should do off the trump stuff. it's fun. she's got to start being racist to mexicans, send out tweets at 3:00 a.m. and since trump got to grab women by the pussy, hillary gets to go around america yanking dudes by the dick. go crazy hill-dog! bing, bing, bong, bong! bing, bing, bong, bong! ( laughter ) you know, when you think about it, that's the conservative nightmare, right? hillary clinton going around ripping off dicks. it's, like, obama cam

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bannon. >> so how do you want to be perceived, you today? and destroy his enemies? ( laughing ) >> it's "the late show with stephen colbert." tonight, stephen's take on donald trump jr. testifying to congress. and stephen welcomes jessica biel. featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey! how you? what's going on man. thank you so much. welcome to "the late show"." i'm your host, stephen colbert. ( cheers and applause ) ed from crowd. there's mow mistaking a friday crowd, man. ( cheers and applause ) yeah. you could take a core sample of this crowd, pull it out, and count the rings of friday. that's how pure the friday crowd is tonight. now, i hope everyone is staying safe from or evacuated away from hurricane irma. this thing is serious. look at the weather channel app's actual forecast for miami beach this weekend: 100% chance of rain, winds 127 miles an hour. still, less chaotic than spring break at daytona beach. ( laughter ) we want to send thoughts and prayers to everyone affected. also, thought

stephen miller -written speech. it isvereignty issues, the cleaned up nationalism, not in-your-face nationalism of steve bannon, who is no longer the white house. but steve miller is someone who has been around washington for a long time, the former jeff , -- jeffeight sessions aide. and that seems to be a big part of his thinking. republicaneople in circles went over it with a buffer to make it smoother and shinier for people in the united nations area has you can't go out and give a campaign speech to 180ign policy countries at the united nations. the only person that i have wasirmed that it independently reviewed by a john kelly. there was a photo of him putting his head in his hand. that it was reported that he had seen it. things wereof those in a typical white house, this would go through tens of different people and they would sign off and make sure that things were added. that didn't happen in a trump is a house, which nontraditional, much more freewheeling white house in washington is used to. we haven't seen that reporting. but i would be shocked if rex tillerson or nikki haley and others, the top diploma

bannon, he gave him his vote of... something. >> i like him. he's a good man. he is not a racist, i can tell you that. >> stephen: if the third thing - - if the third thing someone says about you, unprompted, is "he is not a racist," you've got a problem. "oh, you'd love jeff. he's nice, he's good looking. not a necrophiliac, i can tell you that." but-- just take a cold bath. lie still. but it kept coming back to charlottesville. and once again, donald trump wasn't fully sure whether the nazis should get all the blame. >> you had a group on one side, and you had a group on the other. but there is another side. i think there's blame on both sides. and i have no doubt about it. and you don't have any doubt about it, either. >> audience: boo! >> stephen: the only thing i'm doubting right now is whether you're going to still be president by friday, because-- ( cheers and applause ) what the hell are you talking about! you know, "one side hates minorities. the other side hates people who hate minorities. okay, two sides. all right. it's just like d-day. allies and the nazis. but there was a lot of violence on both si

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we came here to praise and honor him. >> stephen: so, even though trump flew all the way down there to say he wants you to vote for luther strange, steve bannon knows what trump wants you to want. you know what? talking about twisting yourself into a pretzel. i think the mooch was right about him. ( applause ) >> jon: boy! wow! >> stephen: then roy moore took the stage and proved that he might be the trumpiest candidate of them all. >> it's been very hard for my wife and myself to weather two, nearly three months of negative ads that we couldn't answer with money because we didn't have it, ads that were completely false, that i don't believe in the second amendment. i believe in the second amendment! >> stephen: whooooo! kill me first, roy! i love you! ( laughter ) by the way, nice gun. did it come with your costume? we'll be right back with sofia vergara. shalls. then piece by piece, surprise by surprise, she built the greatest guest bathroom ever. did she expect to get so much bang for so few bucks? no. but great things happen when you choose surprise. did she expect to get so mui look back on my lifeks? and i know what it was for. what if

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stephen miller, who used to work for jeff sessions, the attorney general and was an ally of steve bannon. >> kennedy: top republican bias. >> juan: he saw this as pleasing the trump base. you don't even have to do winks and nods. and it's just you go get them. it's about the economy and jobs. goodness gracious, most are staying leave this alone. most of these kids contribute to local economy. they are good kids. >> jesse: now democrats are siding with big business? i like that, juan. is there any risk for the democrats making so much fuss about the plight of illegal immigrants and not really fighting for americans and jobs? >> greg: i think it cost them elections. they don't get that because the media is on their side. they have this false belief. they are living in a bubble. they are living in a different movie. they don't see how they lost. meanwhile, you have a president obama who awarded people that were coming to america but not people who were in america. what donald trump went on, he said all america. it is not just about them, it's about all of us. that was a clear vision. i'm al

bannon and breitbart and the hard core base would have wanted him to do. >> it's clear to anybody who has followed the trajectory of jeff sessions over the last several years that stephen miller was a critical part of this decision making process. sometimes people forget that miller, while he is seen as sort of a steve bannon protege, very linked to steve bannon, actually has a lot of different pieces in play, and when you talk about the internal palace intrigue part of it in a lot of different factions inside the white house and has been -- has the trust of the president, has been with him on the campaign trail from the beginning talking about this sxa exact kind of immigration policy. this is a hallmark of his. it should be no surprise that he is, of course, a real voice and sort of push behind what we are seeing now when it comes to ending daca. you bring up, though, the steve bannon/breitbart wing. we have new reporting out now about how september is going to be, in the words of one source familiar with the sort of ban bannon strategy. i had a couple people describe it as the strategy now will be to pick off one globalist at a time inside the west wing, starting wi

stephen colbert, he advocates to nazi salutes to people who used to serve in the military, and young people watching, steve bannonaval officer for seven years. he was on a mission to free american hostages from tehran. that is someone. that is disrespectful. i wonder what the jewish community thinks on their flat screens. i also want to know what is the cbs president, who is jewish, his highest-paid start doing that. this is late night comedy and 2017. unhinged hate, tucker. there's no line and more to go over, because there is no line. it is all anything goes. last week, the beginning of this week, stephen colbert mocked president trump's reaction to hurricane harvey. here's the bottom line. while trump was in texas twice, stephen colbert was on vacation for two weeks. he had the time and resources to go there and do something himself, but instead, he mocks people from afar. i think that is all you need to know about the person stephen colbert. that is what your punch line is. >> tucker: better stay away from the nazi stuff. any of it. >> it is a hardened role. he did not see any press reaction. only praise from