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that was in large part steve bannon's doing. a typical campaign doesn't set ut to identify people who are more prone to paranoid ideation. this is what this firm did. if you look at the alt-right, the alt-right is a movement based on conspiratorial and paranoid ideation, people who don't think in a normal way. that is not a normal aspect of campaigning. secondly, you know, this is a company that was engaging with all kinds of things people with, you know, who were working in russia, who were academics in russia with russian oil companies, people who have now been indicted by the mueller investigation who are working with, you know, business partners who used to be russian intelligence operatives. you had a company also that was very much interfacing with lots of different russian officials all throughout the time they were modeling this data. that's not -- well, i hope that's not what a normal campaign does. >> there's a mention of rudy giuliani who shows up in the book. his law firm basically warning about, back in 2014, you we

steve bannon predicted it right here exclusively.ind out what he says is at stake for america right now. also tonight, democrats moving full steam ahead with their impeachment push. rushing to judgment before having all the facts. it's bad for our future as the left and some members of the liberal media try to undo the will of the american voter. tonight i'm setting the record straight. and guess what? sean spicer is here. he's live with me tonight. i saw his "dancing with the stars" john travolta-like performance. he made it on the show for another week. "trish regan primetime" begins now. night a dramatic increase in the violence we are seeing on the streets of hong kong as police officers fire live ammunition directly at protesters. one protester left seriously injured. the communist party rule 70th anniversary celebration. they are showing off missiles the communist party says are capable of hitting anywhere in the united states of america. >> at some point in time it will come to a situation, i think you could see another tienan

steve bannon. steve, welcome back. >> thanks for having me, trish. trish: i know you are joining me from greece, in athens, outside greek ruins. there is a reminder in there for people how great civilization can crumble. will all this hate that's directed right now at this president and his supporters, do you think it is pushing our country to a breaking point? >> listen. i think that this type of heated debate, as long as it stays a debate is actually positive. i think the violence is not only unnecessary, but it's un-american. and it ought to cease. i am in athan. behind me is the acropolis and parthenon. this is the cradle of democracy. it's the democracy forum put on by the "new york times" and other liberal organizations. i said you wouldn't worried about democracy when you were winning elections. but now that you aren't winning elections democracy is at risk. what trump supporters and americans have to focus on is we have to beat people at the ballot box. the reason we are in this situation with president trump is the left mobilized in 2018 and

steve bannon reacted. >> i said, "you we there from the beginning."d, "you rode shotgun with me the entire time." goes, "yep." i said, "is there any doubt in your mind that this was divineid prce that put us here? right? that this just didn't happen, that this, something's, sosething's worked here, bec he's a very imperfect instrunt, but we're here."id i "and you're never going to quit?"ui he ss, "i will never quit." i go, "no matt how bad it gets?" he goes, "i'll never quit." to the justice department toed redouble his efforts on immigration. >> it was the only place, pretty much, that anything was being done on trump's promises. so it was really fun to watch trump humiliating sessions every day on twitter-- the one guy keeping your promises. >> trump has continued to rage against ssions for his decision...de >> pre trump today lashing out on twitter once again... >> nrator: at the d.o.j., sessions was quietly laying the groundwork for a big move. he wanted to roll back an obama-era policy known as daca-- protections r undocumented immigrants who had

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steve bannon said if she did decide to get in, don't underestimate her.ll could get a lot of votes. you could have some disgruntled people out there who maybe voted for trump before but are willing to take a chance on something different. >> she has got an ax to grind and i think democrats feel like the 2016 election was tonal from them whether or not that is correct. i think she would be a force to be reckoned with. but i agree it' highly unlikely. we are almost 100 days out from the filing dade line for super tuesday. for someone to jump in at this point like hillary clinton they would have to carry huge name recognition. trish: and money. kevin, you have got a lot of smart people on wall street saying to themselves, really? socialist? i think no matter how you slice it, anybody who has never made a buck or gone to work on a regular basis is going to start to say to themselves, do i want to be turning over this much of my paychecking to uncle sam? and i think the answer over and over again would be know no. you have got some wrongr young people on the f

and i will give steve bannon this. presume to have anything on him in terms of his political insider knowledge and his strategy. however, if you listen to the tone in which she claimed of course, she could beat him again. did she sounds like she believed herself? her energy level is still stuck at a quarter tank of gas. because the last two losses took a lot of wind out of her. while time does wonders for wine and cheese, it has not done wonders for her in the wake of this third loss of hers, and neither does it do much good for the mayor scan public's reflection on her lifelong career long record of corruption and cover-up. trish: you wonder, why elizabeth warren is so far out in front right now. is it that hillary was around too long so people were sick of her and her and her husband, and they have been there, seen that, now elizabeth warren is the new shiny object? if i were part of the establishment democrats, i would be nervous. they may find themselves at the ballot box saying i have a choice between a socialist,

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and steve bannon sitting in front of me was like that's not going to work.t's not going to work on bill taylor. bill taylor, west point, appointed to this job by george w. bush, and reupped into this job by mike pompeo and donald j. trump to portray that guy, and this is steve bannon, one of the great avatars of the bureaucratic state, the professional bureaucrats who are trying to stop and thwart donald trump, he looks at bill taylor and goes that argument isn't going to work with bill taylor. so they are not arguing the facts and they can't even argue the credibility of the witness. all they can talk about is the stuff these guys got spun up about today. why is it in the skif? that's the sign of a losing argument and they know it. >> when i think of bill taylor were to come back and testify publicly, they might not like it. i talked to somebody who was in the hearing room yesterday and they didn't go into the specifics about what he said beyond the opening statement. but they said it was so compelling because this guy is meticulous, he had notes. this is a

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the president's former chief strategist steve bannon, said this.his is a president who is on his fifth communications director in about a thousand days. the neiay sayers have long gone. recognize this from bannon will the president's ability to stay on the script and you choose your analogy. >> the president doesn't stay on script and until now, that is his method and his advisers have been happy with that, distract, create chaos and try to control the narrative of the media through saying what he wants, tweeting what he wants. now he's in a very different position and i think someone like steve bannon who is very savvy and understands the president, understands when you are in this moment as a president, you need a team. you need a team to coordinate what the responses are and what the legal responses and political responses are. the president doesn't have that. so his tweets, so his statements, so the miscommunications that happen on a daily basis, each one puts him in more peril and i think bannon is sending a warning to his former friend or fre

steve bannon started it on this program. i know you worked for the clintons, doug.y pretty please? >> i don't know who will come to her other than herself and say pretty please. there is no grownltd swell in the democratic party for her to get in except her and a few of her friends. i will be surprised if she gets in. i read all the talk, the articles. but i don't expect to see her. trish: who have you got? you have got a good economy right now under the *. if the democratic party run as socialist or quasi socialist, elizabeth warren, a lot of people will stay home. >> i'm sure that's true. the polls show trump is losing to warren, sanders, and biden. and so while i don't think ultimately a socialist order quasi socialist will be elected. i do think that trump is sufficiently weak. that the democrats are able to show strength in ways that is surprising just because of the president's own political weakness. trish: they have this impeachment circus going on with secret hearings the republicans couldn't get into today. >> you couldn't like that they stormed the hearin

i think -- good thing this country does not govern themselves by the thought process of steve bannonn't get focused on what the right-wingers are thinking, otherwise we will sound as crazy as they are. let's stay focused. i think we're going through an intense primary, which i think is good for us as a party. let's not beat up on each other. let's stay focused an remember we're running for our party's nomination, not against each other. >> antoine c. wright, great to have you. >>> another trump administration turnover this morning, but what effect will the resignation of the acting homeland security secretary have on trump's battle against migrants? >>> why some of the president's front-line white house defenders noticeably missing during the impeachment inquiry. and...whatever this was. because we make our meat with the good of the deli and no artificial preservatives. make every sandwich count with oscar mayer deli fresh. i have moderate to severe pnow, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are getting clearer, yeah i feel free ♪ ♪ to bare my skin ♪ yeah that's all me. ♪ nothing and me go hand

the "washington post" reported, for instance, steve bannon starting an impeachment war-room podcast. that's a perfectly nice gesture for steve bannon to do but when that's kind one of the best outside offerings, it's a real red flag that there's trouble. >> i want to ask you, garrett, i don't mean to put you on the spot here, but i heard from a former national security official that there are real questions about whether eu ambassador gordon sondland may have perjured himself in his testimony last week when you consider that we only hear about what witnesses have testified to after they made a public appearance, but there were hundreds of documents requested and that the committees are looking at sort of it's a known unknown. the emails, the texts and documents that they're sitting on that corroborate different witnesses' testimony. you hearing any interest in having sondland back? >> reporter: absolu've heard fr democrats who say sondland m cen up some of his testimony. remember, he told the panel here originally that he had turned over a lot of his text messages and things like tha

. >> robert mercer was a funder of steve bannon and cambridge analytica and runs this. guy that works for this innocuous sounding institute named spiethpeter schweitzer. what did he do in 2016? >> he wrote a brook called "clinton cash." it's a book that basically tried to frame hillary clinton as corrupt and taking -- it's so complicated. this is another thing that -- conspiracy theories, they're so complicated that nobody with a normal sort of mind can check all the details. and a lot of them are foreign because the hillary clinton thing was also is about uranium one which -- >> uranium sale, yes. >> uranium sales and russia and putin. you're sitting at your desk thinking how am i ever going to check this and you really hardly can. so, it started -- so, there was this book "clinton cash," and it was created with the help of steve bannon and this trump supporter's money and peter schweitzer who wrote it to get the story into the main stream press. and it did hit the front page of the "new york times." >> it parters with "the new york times." they got an exclusive look a

steve bannon, whose name keeps coming up, is a leader and a behind—the—scenes convener of the globaloup. i note with some joy that his attempt to start a right—wing catholic place just south of rome, they have been thrown out. the italian government essentially threw them out this week. so, that is good. on the other hand, as someone who is not party to all this, what i do wonder, going back deep into the history of the church, i have been reading the new book by tom holland, about the history of christianity in the west, the idea of celibacy as an add—on, it seems not directed by the heavens, but one that is deeply mundane, it was a necessary political manoeuvre at the end of the roman period, the beginning of the middle ages and why not, if the processes of the church have been one of constant reinvention and reformation, why not a reformation that can bring a non—celibate clergy back to the four. and women. married when why not women? i cannot put to be a roman catholic theologian, but i have heard there are references to the first pope peter having been married. that may have bee

when the wind was the sales of the alt rate - - right and making ambitious claims and they had steve bannon as their most steadfast ally they sought to target universities in particular. when that happened in the aftermath with thousands of death threats and e-mails and voicemails, i always maintained that what happened to me was not a question of free speech and for reasons in the chapter of that free speech college that working at a private university is not a question of free speech also academic freedom which is complicated but also a question of what it is we understand to be the role of speech in our society. many defended be on the grounds of free speech and academic freedom even they are not absolute values either but the invitation of charles murray the pseudo- scientist to speak at this prestigious college. he was about the years of suffering in the run up to this event those ideas that were slowly discredited by the scientific community to be introduced by faculty and the entire structure of power. in my case in cases like tommy curry to be threatened and harassed disciplined ful

and what trump has called the deep state, steve bannon pointed out, and i agree with him on this.is the entrenched bureaucracy. it's not democratic or republican issue. but when trump challenges their role in the constitutional order they will fight back. >> it isn't in this case just simply a political contest or a conflict of interest whether entrenched bureaucrats or not. this is for the first time in our history as far as i know, the first time we have evidence that the entire intelligence community leadership notably, clapper, brennan, comey, had a role in setting forth the resources of the federal government, its counter-intelligence divisions, as well as domestic fbi operations that had one target. and that was the president of the united states as candidate and subsequently as president-elect and president. that deeply troubles me and i can't quite dismiss it. >> they couldn't dismiss the allegations. i think when you see the story in context. the idea they are all arrayed against trump is a fundamental police understanding. trump did win the election. they were sitting on

priorities would sink well with president trump's priorities, can you tell us about jeff sessions, steve bannonand steve miller. >> right, so this is -- it's really actually amazing, we sort of start the book with this because we are back in 2013 and january 2013, it's right after president obama has won a second term and you have this trio of people, bannon, miller and sessions who were at the time on fringes to have republican party and they don't -- they don't have any chants of really wielding powers, sessions is in the senate, miller works for him, bannon is kind of working at bright bart and lobbying hand grenades at the republican party which at the time the republican party bound and determine today reach out to hispanic voters and broaden their appeal, they sort of thought that's why romney had lost to obama, again, so they meet at ban on the townhouse in washington, they meet for dinner, they eat for 5 hours and, you know, populist revolt as they are eating and sipping martinis and the whole dinner was about how do we find somebody, the term they used the chapter that we title the cha

what the government accountability and steve bannon did was, they compiled this evidence and handed it to the "new york times." and they did a front page story on a company called uranium one, russian -- i can't remember what it was, caused this whole problem for clinton and conservatives step back and let this story evolved. the difference as you point out, you have a very impulsive president who is frustrated with the mainstream media wasn't picking up these biden charges and did what trump so often does, injected himself in the story and amplify on the one hand, we are talking about biden, but on the other hand, trump is probably going to be impeached in the house of representatives. we'll see if it winds up working well for him, but he short circuited the process. >> in so doing and may be back firing for rudy giuliani. what about the backfiring for the actual front shot for biden himself? do we think this could be a downfall of his? and he and elizabeth warren is going to rise to the helm when it comes to the 2020 democrat push? >> there are no charges of illegality. even peter's

mitigate that problem to having that work completely inverted after an outright billionaire named steve bannonuired our company to in effect the same thing in america, targeting people who are more prone to radicalization, but in this case, for the alt-right. max: coming forward the way you did, blowing the whistle on facebook, which as we have set on this program many times, and incredibly powerful media company, maybe the most powerful media company in history, what was that like? did you get any pushback, any threats? as you moved to publish the book and tell the story in full, have you heard from them at all? >> oh, girl, where do i begin? before the story emerged, i had een working with law enforcement and regulatory agencies months and months before the story broke. when facebook found out that, you know, the story was emerging, something they knew -- you know, they knew about ambridge analytica well before any of this was published. the first thing they do is threaten the journalists of "the guardian" with in my view, a serious accusation. it turned out it was true. in my case, they ban

priorities would sink well with president trump's priorities, can you tell us about jeff sessions, steve bannonand steve miller. >> right, so this is -- it's really actually amazing, we sort of start the book with this because we are back in 2013 and january 2013, it's right after president obama has won a second term and you have this trio of people, bannon, miller and sessions who were at the time on fringes to have republican party and they don't -- they don't have any chants of really wielding powers, sessions is in the senate, miller works for him, bannon is kind of working at bright bart and lobbying hand grenades at the republican party which at the time the republican party bound and determine today reach out to hispanic voters and broaden their appeal, they sort of thought that's why romney had lost to obama, again, so they meet at ban on the townhouse in washington, they meet for dinner, they eat for 5 hours and, you know, populist revolt as they are eating and sipping martinis and the whole dinner was about how do we find somebody, the term they used the chapter that we title the cha

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trish: welcome back time for trending with trish, joining me cabot phillips, do you remember steve bannonillary clinton is doing a thing this week, she came out yesterday, saying illegitimate president, he is a clear and present danger. chinese communist party is not a clear and present danger, she is running. trish: she is running he said, hillary raising a few more eyebrows. responding to trump's tweet urging her to run against in 2020, she says, don't temp me, she might be back in, they are losing biden. she middle of road candidate, that some money will come out to back. >> if hillary clinton is middle of road it shows how far left and how crazy democrat party has become, a clear example of someone who desperately wants to be in news, but does not look like she wants be in the news. if hillary clinton runs for president it would be a god send for republicans, how out of touch the democrat party circumstance i don't think it will happen, but it would be a glorious day for conservatives and republicans. trish: again, don't temp her. talk show host, ellen degeneres takes on a twitter mob

trish: steve bannon thinks she will run again, he said, she is running, that is what is part of the booke. >> well, her last name is clinton, i would not put anything past her. think about this, elizabeth warren, has war on wealthy. you look at joe biden. with his blunders, he is a weak candidate, he faces possibility of being investigated over his ukraine dealings and action. enter hillary clinton, i would not put it past her. if she decides to enter the presidential race. trish: that is amazing, i think at some point, if she were to do, that i would say she is a glutton for punishment, they have a very thin field there on democratic ticket side, one guy they may have had, they are tearing apartment they are just you know throwing him kicking him to the curb. i guess because they think they can get trump that way, they will destroy the one person that might have actually had a shot, running against donald trump. destroy him in hopes of destroying trump. >> yeah, sure. you are referring to joe biden, he is not pr progressive, he ist left enough, joe biden does not make the cut. the party

. >> so frustrated in the lack of a response from the white house, steve bannon and a number of other former trump associates have t started their own little warwn room. republican president trump didn't want a war room of his own. he thought it would look like a bad story and that he was taking thiswa impeachment farce seriously. so what others have done is say we're starting a radio program where we're going to tell people that enough is enough. you can't call this a deep state conspiracy, this is real and you have to be aggressive. >> okay, thank you all so much. we're going to leave it there. how about a little good news. how about these moderators, four esteemed female journalists, they will moderate the debate in it will air live on cnbc. so far nine candidates have qualified and the others have until november 13th to qualify. until november 13th to qualify if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. d

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steve bannon says she is gearing up for another run. what do you think?o. if she decide to run again, maybe focus less on your serious demeanor and the fact you are no liar. our voters had far more an issue with that. there is something hillary does in awful her appearances. she reminds us that she is a woman constantly over and over again. add her serious demeanor to her long lives excuses for why she lost in 2016. it's time to take accountability and time to go away. trish: what do you think is going to happen on impeachment? of any predictions? >> i think if the democrats thought they could beat donald trump in 2020, they wouldn't be doing this. we are talking about misinformation and fake news and the number of times the democrats raised their pitchforks to go after this president. all the information aside, i would like to say wouldn't it be great if the democrats in the media would investigate bind's corruption on their own. president trump didn't have to look at corruption? no one wants to look at the democrats. no one wants to turn their focus the

as steve bannon predicted right here. >> hillary clinton came out yesterday and said it's an illegalresident, illegitimate president. he has to be removed from office. he's a clear and present danger. she is running. trish: u.s. army veteran and weekend "fox and friends" co-host pete hegseth and amy tarkanian. why does anyone wants to be in politics these days. she is a veteran and she has to defend herself against accusations like that. >> you couldn't make this up. bring on more hillary. if she wants to jump in and make the race about her, that's beneficial to the president. tulsi gabbard is an outside the box thinker. i don't know her well. but i spent a little bit of time with her on capitol hill for veterans organizations. and she has never been afraid to cut against her party. when it comes to the middle east, she has been more pro assad man anyone else on the hill. but there is a line of thinking that maybe strong then deal better with islamists than democracy. trish: it many another thing for someone to call you a russian asset. >> bawsms that policy position they draw the ne

were making ambitious claims to political power in the street in the white house, when they had steve bannon as their most steadfast ally in the halls of power and in which they thought for reasons that p.e. moskowitz shows will, to target for their wrath. when that happened, in the aftermath of being targeted with death threats, emails, voicemail and administrative measures, i always maintained what happened to me was not a question of free speech. this is the case that for reasons in the chapter on the so-called free-speech crisis, working at private university is simply not a question of free speech but things like academic freedom, a fraud concept, and a question of what it is that we understand to be the role of speech in our society. many defended me on the grounds of academic freedom. in middlebury which people recall, the white supremacist pseudo-scientist to speak at this prestigious liberal arts college. it was about many things, the years of anxiety, suffering, discrimination suffered by people of color at middlebury in the run up, the idea of giving a pseudo-scientist, eugenicist

steve bannon is pretty convinced, tom, that hillary clinton wants to get back in, and if they are goingminate a socialist that somebody will come to her and say listen, we need you. can you envision it? >> hillary of course wants to get in. whether she'll. bloomberg, too. they are talking about him getting in. there is a poll showing that michelle obama is doing better in new hampshire. that's how badly divided the democrats are. this remind me of '68 for the democrats. if the republicans come with a message how to fix healthcare and keep the economy going and the democrats are socialists, trump should win. trish: i agree. kennedy is here with a sneak peek at what's coming up on her show. do you have any more games? kennedy: it's the casino of fox business. it got spicy last night. we had one libertarian kentucky lawmaker, tonight we'll have another one. thomas massie will keep us up to speed on syria. and maybe he will change my mind or take me count bourbon trail and the gloves will come off. it will be great either way. thanks so much for having me. trish: coming up, everyone, "trish

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with the idea of trying to mitigate that problem, with having that work completely inverted after steve bannonour company, to affect do the same thing in america, targeting people who are more prone to radicalization, but for the alt-right. christopher: coming -- max: coming forward the way you did, blowing the whistle on facebook, and incredibly powerful media company, maybe the most powerful in history, what was that like? did you get pushback from facebook, any threats? as you have moved to publish the book, have you heard from them? max: girl, where do i -- christopher: girl, where do i begin? before the story i emerged, i was working with law enforcement before the story broke. when facebook found out that this story was emerging, they know about cambridge analytica well before any of this was published. the first thing they do is threaten the journalists of "guardian" face perry is liable accusation -- with a spurious, libel up look -- accusation. they banned me from facebook and instagram. day inhat point, working and day out with regulatory authorities in the e.u., u.k., united states,

steve bannon was asked about the impeachment. >> i was in this i had the pleasure of being with brother schiff. and i know how they roll. here's what i would like to do. i'd like to have taylor at a committee desk in both sitds asking questions and national tv cameras on it. that's all i'm asking. you're cherry picking certain elements approximate tieing together a vast conspiracy. >> well, so he was like the rest of the republicans he didn't have the facts. he went after the process. more tellingly the interesting thing is bannon is often candid. and will tell you the truth. he told the truth about taylor when asked whether or not the attacks on him from the white house were legit. he said that dog won't hunt. he believes that taylor is unimpeachable witness. >> really. >> he defended taylor. >> i can't wait to see the circus on sunday night. show time 8:00. >> thank you i appreciate it. watch erin burnt a special the white house in crisis. also on sunday night. starting at 8:00 p.m. you can watch both right? >> kick it. >> thank you. speak k at a black college this president comparing