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jon: steve bannon thinks biden would be a terrible nominee. he wouldn't advertise that since he wants to get the president reelected. >> steve bannon is a bit of a bomb thrower. he's extremely shrewd about politics. as we know, from his early support of donald trump, he is often right. however, i think the number of democratic registered voters who at this point still think that joe bide season the guy to beat would -- joe biden is the guy to beat would call into question whether or not joe biden's democratic base agrees with mr. bannon. look, biden radiates decency. he's a man everyone knows. we know what we'd be getting. i think this is what resonates with people and why he continues to be so far ahead, jon, in the polls, despite his gaffes and his awkwardness and his apparent fatigue at moments like the iowa fair. jon: yeah, and some of his positions, like he has pledged to end, you know, the reliance on fossil fuels. well, the coal miners in pennsylvania and ohio and west virginia can't like the sound of that. >> no, they can't. but rememb

jon: i want to bring you back to 2020 and steve bannon's role in 2020. e you going to be back in 2020? steve: i am back now. listen, i have much more opportunity outside. that is why i left the white house. jon: do you think you might get brought back into the inside? steve: i wld never go back. everything that i do, everything i work on, is in support of president trump's reelection. president trump saved the united states of america when he won in 2016. hillary clinton was a globalisav wean economic nationalist and populist in office. it is vitally important to us, just like it is vitally anportant for boris johnso nigel farage and those leaders that are populist leaders in the u.k. areuccessful also also. it is imperative ttet he is reel i don't need to be in the campaign to do it. remember, i worked for years on that project before i wa t brought in f last 88 days. i will work years on this, seven days a week, 18 hours a day. laura: steve bannon talking to jon sopel. u.s. media is ree rting that th intelligence saying a bia bin laden's son hamz laden

thank you very much. 0ne architect of the trump victory in 2016 was steve bannon — and though he's nowo get mr trump re—elected next year. he's been actively promoting causes dear to the far right outside the us as well. 0ur north america editorjon sopel spoke to him in new mexico, at a meeting for supporters of the border wall. but they talked first about recent upheavals in the uk. steve bannon, what do you make of, odd question to start with when we're sitting at the border of mexico, but i want to talk about events in the uk and borisjohnson, your friend, another prime minister. what do you make of it all?” your friend, another prime minister. what do you make of it all? i think it was inevitable. when theresa may and the team came over earlier in the administration, they looked at brexit as an obstacle to be overcome, not an opportunity to be ground. if you look at 16, exit on the trump election or industry —— an extra can be linked. here we are, two and a half or three years later on brexit, you are still not out was not a no you have a hard deadline on the october 31. british pe

that's steve bannon. let's take a listen to what he said in a recent documentary. >> this group called sleeping giants, a group of tech executives, they literally stripped out -- they took the 35 exchanges that saw the ads and they went away so ad revenue dropped 90%. >> how unwitting are advertisers when their ads end up on articles they want nothing to do with but they're, in fact, subsidizing. >> they're not very aware at all, to be honest. when sleeping giants got started in 2016, it became really apparent right away that advertisers were not aware of showing up on the site next to articles like hoisted high and proud, the confederate flag proclaims the glorious heritage. we let them know and they left. as steve bannon said they lost 90% of their ad revenue. we count 4300 advertisers have left publicly the site. basically steve bannon is telling the truth, if he is, 90% of advertisers have left and they were pulling in $3 million from free advertisers that didn't know they were on that site. that show

one analyst says that steve bannon, the american advisor will be laughing his socks off for mr salvinis the same time as mr johnson is taking britain out of exit because steve bannon is very encouraging of anyone who is euro skip and has been giving advice from time to time. let's turn to events in the us. it's on the front page of the independent. it's a picture. the president of the united states with his wife holding a baby in el paso orphaned in the troubleshooting. just look at that picture. the thumbs up that caused outrage, it certainly did. this is president trump turning what should be a sad mournful occasion interpersonal promotion for himself and there are other pictures like that. hospital workers smiling, laughing, and i would content and a lot of people would, this is not a moment for smiling and thumbs up. this is a moment for respect and sympathy. just compare and contrast his attitude with the attitude of the prime minister of new zealand after the terrible shooting, a woman who emerged with immense dignity. i can't say the same about resident trump. it's a bit odd, is

but as steve bannon was pointing out, both the white house at this point and allies of the presidents not going to be a deal before 2020. they believe that at this point china is waiting to see who wins the next presidential election and whether or not it's one of those 22 democrats that are currently in the race. so here in the state you heard elizabeth warren saying that the white house doesn't need someone who's making trade policy by tweets. you also had joe biden saying he now believes china is a problem, but the difference is he would attack intellectual property instead of focusing on the difference between how many goods the united states is exporting to china versus how many goods the chinese are exporting to the united states. arthel: regardless if china tries to run out the clock or not, at this point in the cycle can we forecast if trade will be a big issue in 2020, and if so, will that be to the advantage of president trump? >> well, president trump has the advantage of the fact that he's in the white house, and he's in the driver's seat on trade. but at the same time, w

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sunday morning on fox news channel sunday morning futures live at 10 am eastern, my special guest, steve bannon and steve moore will be my special guest. catch the show live 10 am on foplus, starts marching in weekdays from 6 to 9:00 a.m. eastern for mornings with maria right here on fox business. join me every weekday. that will do it for us for this today. thank you for being with me have a great rest of the weekend everybody. i will see you again next time. gerry: hello and welcome to "wall street journal at large". i am the executive editor of the washington journal for filling in for gerry baker. hi tensions in the trade struggle.little sign of progress between the u.s. and china.they agreed to talk again in september. in a clear sign of american frustration, the president threatened to impose tariffs and $300 billion of additional chinese goods. this time the tariffs would hit not just industrial goods, but high-profile products american consumers love including cell phones and other electronics. china responded by depreciating its currency to make its exports cheaper around the world. an

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after steve bannon left the white house, according to emails i obtained and reviewed nader helped facilitateceiving a $100,000 speaking gig at a prominent conservative washington think tank. that indicates the connection between these two men is closer than previously known. nader's spokesperson declined to comment. and a spokesperson for bannon said nader was irrelevant. but bannon was paid $100,000 to give a speech criticizing the government of cutter, which has been a blockade at a moment of extreme tension with its neighbors, the governments of saudi arabia and the united arab emirates. >> jake sherman, what are your sources say? >> mike pence, the vice president, is going to south carolina. it might be too early to think about 2024 but here we are, i'm going to bring it up, he's going to jeff duncan's annual barbecue, largest republican gathering. we have the news at the top of playbook this morning, obviously early, but clear that pence is trying to -- you know, he has a political identity and he wants to talk about it and south carolina's a good place to do that. >> jake sherman actua

i don't think china is a threat to the united states ultimately the way steve bannon or others would suggest. >> japan of '89 was about as good as it got for japan >> and as good for china 22 million unoccupied homes. they have a 300% debt to gdp rh owe. they bought things and sold them the same way the japanese did. we overestimate their capabilities, particularly as they move tworowards a norwelli state. >> before getting into more on that, people here who are saying well can i own u.s. stocks with all this going on, the landscape tyler described now, having these major shifts underway, one camp says u.s. the is the most attractive house one says now you've got to price out the growth and trade opportunities, especially for big companies in the s&p 500 that you could previously count on >> we think international equities is key for a diversified portfolio. >> you want to own international eck quities. they were the worst. >> we want to own a diversified portfolio. this is a globally and interconnected world whether he like it or not and china is the lynch pin of growth and thk of t

. >> neil: that was former top advisor to president trump, steve bannon. he thinks the current batch of democratic hopefuls don't stand much of a chance against the president. he mentioned the possibility they go outside the tent to someone like maybe michelle obama. some democrats worried that their front runner keeps stumbling. joe biden making too many mistakes on the trail they say and they are worried that there will only accelerate in the general election campaign. susan from the "washington examiner" joins us. christie, are you concerned? >> i'm not concerned. i believe there has been some unfair scrutiny on joe biden's words. i also think he's probably going to continue to mangle some of his words. i think anyone of us, whether we are in our 70s or not, if we had as much time -- spent as much time in front of a camera as joe biden has come he's not going to get every single word right. no at this point i'm not. i'm also not worried, if i can say one more thing, also not worried about the state of the field. we have twentysomething democrats who are

>> i'm sorry, you have to say -- you had steve bannon's coat on.thing, this is the man who has created weaponizing language should divide this country. when he says, "oh, my god, people can be attacked. some wrongdoers out there, some extremists can be targeting these people." my goodness, we are snowflakes, we are democrats, are liberals. i can't even get to the other issue. >> i think there's a difference between using certain rhetoric and putting out a list of names to be targeted. >> molly: thank you both so much, appreciate it. if fox news alert, hong kong international airport grounding all slides after thousands of protesters shut down the main terminal. this, after police violently clashed with demonstrators over this weekend, stoking fears of a military crackdown that has hit the hub. the london bureau with the latest on this as it unfolds. >> hi, molly. that's exactly the fear, that chinese crackdown. right now most of the protesters have left the airport, but it has really proffered some tough talk from china. there was something like 5,

the activist collective gets mixed up with it and steve bannon owns cambridge analyticasa when he recruitsis companies recruiting 4 chan trolls, he is also working with cambridge analytica to do similar work to the russian troll farms. those are the labyrinthine collection stories. >> i assume with 4 chan, euro the book since then, one final thing, i am wondering how you deal with your thoughts? >> probably dealt with it very poorly. it wasn't fun to get the assignment again to say i have to live with it for two years. there is a lot of other people that cover this and they complain about the same thing and some of it you get numb, the blister over it but when the blister pops, oh no, i don't want to look at this ever again. some of it is ridiculous, some of it is silly and like having a sense of humor about it because the subject matter of both trump and the alt right is terrifying and scary. trump is inherently a comedian, the same thing as the alt right. the other half is however seriously you take it you have to take it with a grain of salt, and not seriously at all or in a contradicto

it was just one speech, now it has been backed up by two years of action, steve bannon says if trump is reelected you will have four years of uninterrupted payback. payback for what? the truth is they will continue to lash out at people and i really can't sit still with that kind of approach to the government of the united states. so that is why i'm running, that is what i'm going to focus on and i would love it since i have to get to know you in order to have traction in iowa, i would love it if you ask me your questions. sir? >> what kind of spending cuts do you have in mind to control the deficit in the out years? >> the answer is nothing can be sacrosanct. entitlements can't be sacrosanct, the military can't be sacrosanct and doesn't really need to be. on the military, i believe in a robust engagement. i think it is mr. trump who is the isolationist. on the other hand i don't believe that boots on the ground to go into another country every time we see something we don't like. [applause] gov. weld: in terms of entitlement programs, and other cuts, what you have to do is what i di

. >> bill: there's steve bannon on over the weekend calling out the democrat martin castro after namingonors in san antonio who have given to the trump re-election campaign. how are you doing, mark? >> how are you, bill? >> bill: why did we do it? >> to stigmatize and shame his fellow americans supporting a candidate he doesn't like. and he did it to provoke retaliation against them. he wanted them to be stigmatized from their neighbors and people to turn away from their businesses and the rest of it. there's no other reason to put the information out there. the problem is and what's chilling about it is he did it the same week we had mass shootings in el paso and dayton, ohio. the democrats are running around trying to blame donald trump for the el paso shooting saying his rhetoric contributed to that massacre how worse is it to put out a target list on the week of mass shootings? i know his intention was for people to retaliate through their voices and turning away from their business but if somebody decided to operationalize the list and businesses are getting flooding with calls cal

looking at what it's doing and what it should do or shouldn't do with china and we have this whole steve bannon. concept again of trying to bring russia into the fold which i think that train has left the station years ago again it shows the blindness and the the arrogance of western political elites who are so 2014 it seems to me they're stuck there and they can't move away from it. i think that's what i would stand there and summarise quite well. the recognise something is wrong . pointed out that if you create a europe without russia it pretty much automatically becomes a europe against russia as we've seen with this continuous expansion of europe more or less maintains it's there are some relations so something has to give. and i guess. going back and trying to undo all the things we've done wrong since the ninety's is of course very challenging especially for institutions such as the e.u. wish doesn't really have much capacity to to change its course it is significant you have the capacity to learn i'm sorry say the obvious you know good comment because the the g 7 or g 8 it's quite pointl

and he's very much what steve bannon is to donald trump.he brain said and massively establish -- >> and he works with outsiders. he does particularly want to be liked either and that's quite powerful. >> cummings has aul often talked about respecting the will of the englishal. however his boss won't have an easy ride. which is why some say instead he'll fight an early election. the ut's already extended to october 34th. that departurer less than three months away, the only question is dh one will come first? cnn, london. >>> i'm rosemary church. katy taylor is just ahead. and for ow vurers in the united states the news continues in just a moment. >>> welcomeback avr within. i'm roesz mary church. a protest is underway at the hong kong international airport. officers in riot gear chased protesters into subway stations. they were shown on video firing tear gas at close range. at least nine people were injured including one police officer. >>> the interior minister of yemen's internationally recognized government has conceded to separatists. t

as democrats delay the vote, maria spoke exclusively with former white house chief strategist steve bannontrace truce with china and the likelihood of adopting usmca. maria: can the president do a deal with china without the promise that these things will be reversed? >> they have been taking american inpoint ofpoint of viewation for free for 10 or 15 years, i keep saying the sky is falling, i think president trump has got them, he has all the cards right now and holds all the cards and being consistent, look, this is an economic war the chinese have been at the united states, technology part, currency part, it's got a trade part. president trump las done i think a very solid job. maria: what's your take whether nancy pelosi brings usmca to the floor and european nations? >> president trump has a good deal, accommodated both of these nations particularly content situation in mÉxico, so china can't gain the system and send products through mÉxico, a deal that works for people, works for the farmers, i don't know how nancy pelosi holds this back, anything but partisan politics. dagen: joinin

remember how that was co choreographed by steven miller and steve bannon.t was cohoreographed to effect maximum chaos. we remember airports were entirely off guard. it was mayhem. this is sort of the same thing. when evaluating this administration's immigration policy and what seems to be an entire lack of compassion surrounding it, choosing the first day of school for children to initiate raids, it gets to a point you have to accept reality it is not coincidental. >> a lot going on. stick around. more news we are following, including cnn's exclusive report of secret militia that does what vladimir putin wants. how we know this story is getting under the skins of top russians. hi, i'm joan lunden. when my mother began forgetting things, we didn't know where to turn for more information. that's why i recommend a free service called a place for mom. we have local senior living advisors who can answer your questions about dementia or memory care and, if necessary, help you find the right place for your mom or dad. we all want what's best for our parents, so ca

have a strong -- i'm not going to defend or not defend, but shortly after that, david had invited steve bannon to be at the center of the new yorker festival and it almost cost him his job. he responded very quickly and wrote an article not defending his decision, but apologizing and explaining why he made a decision to invite him to the festival. i think you can be completely on the side of justice and decency and also say that the speed of the reaction. >> david remnick reported he is an extraordinary journalist i thought he made a huge mistake i think that all said that the new yorker has done extraordinary reporting t disorder playpen awy from what was a very bad decision that he quickly corrected and i think it would have been an enormous loss for journalism. in both cases it is very simple, the freedom of the press. it implies and possibly even means freedom of the press to decide how they like and that is the dirty secret of my professional journalism and publishing there is always some way that also has a taste and the taste may be very badly reasoned. >> it's like who are the gatekeep

by 2014, many of the others had converted to this ideology and in 2015 they teamed up with steve bannono back the candidacy of donald trump promised he would make them winds swinsso much that they wok of winning. the counterculture that remained on the left orbiting around another popular image sharing website tumbler.com. on tumbler it was the means and fantasies that created a counterculture to match the countercultural self definition seamlessly mingled with fantasy products and entertainment as the two political factions emerged, they precipitated partly by design but mostly by accident to the catastrophic clash that snowballed into them the brawls and finally the violence of charlottesville. the result was in the rise to power something broke in the culture and politics in general. it appeared as though we were finally lost for good a clear pattern was emerging. covering politics and the debate within the liberal capitalism had slightly more capitalism began throwing itself into the battle that was a century or two old between the socialism and fascism such as american capitalism i

. >> i guess, the one thing that killed steve bannon was he was on the cover of "time" magazine. >> toe, don't laugh about it. >> if trump is watching this right now, last week he watched again. we got our second tweet. i know you love the show. you're not watching joanie and chachi. >> mcconnell is in a weird position. his numbers are terrible. he's in kentucky. trump's numbers are very good in kentucky. so they have a weird, almost symbolic relationship. i don't think it is reasonable. it's not feasible for the senate republicans to deal with nancy pelosi and the congress. i believe he will end up with the tariffs. he's the guy with the big club. what is the dynamic of the personal relationship? you would know better than anyone. forget policy point of view. do they like each other? >> not really. but they get along. certainly better than with paul ryan. there is a respect for mcconnell. he understands mcconnell does wield power. and he's delivered some of the biggest victories. the supreme court justices. >> mcconnell has delivered them. that's interesting. >> that was coming from t

for a man who used to be a principled conservative, is that he has adopted the steven miller, steve bannon, donald trump mode of thinking, that immigration should be based on -- i mean, look, let's be honest about this. this isn't a code for whether they come here with a 401(k) or not. it's a code for whether they come here if they're white or not. and this administration is explicitly racial knits desire to have its immigration system look a certain way. the president said it himself about s-hole countries and why aren't they coming from norway instead of guatemala. and so i think that this is a very disappointing moment. and this is one of the things where it shows the delta between traditional conservatism, which deeply believed in the power of america to create americans, and now the belief that being american is somehow a racial or genetic component that certain people can never have. >> how about we go out on a little emma lazarus? here it is in context. give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free. the wretched refuse of your teeming shore. send these,

to seeing chaos in italian politics, but matteo is a right wing leader, very much a product of steve bannono he attended some political rallies a couple of years ago in the united states. matteo silvini wants full power in in country. a couple of weeks ago, he pulled the plug on this coalition government, trying to push snap elections. the italian prime minister is playing a little bit of hard ball with him saying i'm going the resign, this is going to have to go to the president of the country to try to cobble together new government. but it could all pave the way for matteo sil skr ini to end he being the ruler in this country. it's worrying to a lot of europeans and it should be a worry i think to a lot of people across the world. >> barbie, thank you so many. >>> coming up, sir elton john coming to the defense of the royal family. why he is warning the media to become off prince harry and meghan markle. >>> but first, this sunday, don't miss the premier of the new cnn film "halston." >> is this fun? >> oh, sure, it's fun and it's not fun and as my mother says, it's the price you have to

when josh bolton and steve bannon and trump himself who be littled and flat out hate the u.n.y would be happy if it was dismantled. irrespective of your politics, i was political appointee for years, the department is unique in that it has two sets of people. it has civil servants and foreign service. foreign service officers are what you typically imagine as tints. and we send them overseas for two to three-year stint. it is pretty akin to the military. there is no one more loyal to america than these foreign service officers. this is not fun and games. they're not all going to london and paris and rome. they are being deployed to places like yemen, dangerous parts of iraq, of afghanistan, pakistan. they are going to places in africa where they can't anything not cooked to death because otherwise they'll get sick and their hair gets brittle. i was lucky to meet hundreds if not thousands of phoenix around the world working for senator clinton. i'm not sure they were. that's not why they signed up for this. and you mentioned the second report, which we'll focus on the staff, th

let me just say i think he does have a vision for the second term and it'ser what steve bannon said.e says if president trump is reelected four years of unadulterated, unrequited payback. mr. trump is going to pay back all his enemies. pay back for what? it's another example of his extreme malignant narcissism. he's only happy when others are losing. he makes sure they get paid 5 and 10 cents on a dollar while his rich banker friends walk off with hundreds off billions of dollars. that's his reputation in the new york business area. >> a bunch of other republicans are thinking about it. would any of them convince you gt out? >> not get out but i'm thrilled about them getting in. who knows the network withes might even cover republican primary debates. they can ill afford to say they'd cover only democrats. and i hope mores a well. it can only contribute to more robust dialogue and that will be good for the can country. we need assemble rational people. sure the crazed president makes the stock market go down but that doesn't mean we have to like it. >> i think we've shown we can have

that is saris certainly a red lr this president, just ask steve bannon for the consequences about that thing. madeleine has been a person true the transition, and the campaign, and we know a pretty significant feat, given the historic turnover in this wet wing. and her desk was right outside the oval office. she was a gate keeper of sorts for people coming in and out which really made her one of the most powerful and frankly, least known members of this west wing. i just want to add one other thing here. we're talking off the record. and the viewers may wonder what is the point of going offer the record if it can't be shared with readers or viewers. i think there's a good question there and a fair debate. i think this happens a lat in the campaign trail or in foreign trips with the president or in small town, new jersey when he's in bedminster. and off the record, back and forth, with staff, gives you an opportunity to kind of understand these people deemer. and understand where they're coming from. and that, you know, is -- and in that sense, with that context, you're able to give vie