steve bannon. he's here. >> the senate officially accepting the articles of impeachment coming less than 24 hours after nancy pelosi signed the impeachment articles and handing out pens with her name on it to commemorate the moment. all of this as the left showcases new revelations from pane american-ukrainian man named ask kp ask he lev parnas. a smoking gun the dems cite this interview with msnbc's rachael maddow. too joe biden, hunter biden. it was never about corruption. it was never strict snri about burisma. president trump knew of what was going on. he was aware of my movements. i wouldn't do anything without the consent of rudy giuliani or the president. trish: the president re-dispiewght that claim. president trump: i meet thousands and thousands of people as president. i take thousands of pictures. but i don't know him. i never had a conversation that it remember with him. trish: he claims he has notes of his conversations with ukraine, including this beauty on ritz carl stop stationary t

steve bannon is here. he is calling on the president to delay the state of the union. he will join me coming up live. republican leader kevin mccarthy on the house voting to limit the president's war powers. why he says the measure has no teeth. devin nunez is here with exclusive news. he will break news on the ukraine whistle-blower complaint. florida senator rick scott joins me to discuss the senate impeachment trial to begin this week as articles being sent. a lot more right now as we look ahead on "sunday morning futures". ♪ maria: begin in the middle east this morning. the trump administration is ratcheting up sanctions against iran after tehran targets american troops with missiles. protesters are now rising up in the streets of iran, against the ayatollah, after iran admits mistakenly downing the ukrainian airliner. meanwhile in asia voters in taiwan reelect the incumbent president supporting her tough stance against mainland china. we look ahead to this week's signing ceremony for the phase one of

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what was your relationship with steve bannon? you worked at cambridge analytica for over three years. you had the keys to the castle, is that right, in washington? >> yes, for a while i actually split the keys to what is steve's house with alexander nix because we used his house as our office. his house is also used as a breitbart office in the basement. it's called the "breitbart embassy" on capitol hill. and that's where i would go for meetings. amy: who funded that? >> i believe it was owned by the mercer family, that building. and we would come into the basement and use that boardroom for our meetings. and we would use that for planning who we were going to go pitch to, what campaigns we were going to work for, what advocacy groups, what conservative 501's he wanted us to go see. and i didn't spend a lot of time with steve, but the time i did was incredibly insightful. almost every time i saw him, he'd be showing me some new hillary clinton hit video that or -- he had come out with war announcing that he was about to throw a b

joining me right now is former chief white house chief strategist, steve bannon, here in the studio. . thank -- great to see you. thank you for joining us. here we are with a incred incre brooch on thbackdrop. as the president is signing the phase one, nancy pelosi signing the articles of impeachment. >> 100 years from now what they'll remember is not the false solemnity. signing usmca and china in 24 hours, historic. somebody that brought the country together, look at the vote in the senate yesterday, 89-10 on usmca. trump has brought the country together on the economy. and all the mainstream media, all the opposition party media, all they talk about is impeachment, impeachment, a impeachment. now they've got this -- it's a as fafarce and it's having parnp there, obviously making stuff up. the foreign minister in the ukraine said he's a stone-called liar. maria: pa parnas was in jail. >> he's indicted now. he's trying to work the doj and the u.s. attorney to get a lighter sentence because of this. it's shocking that the mainstream media is beatifying this guy. jay clapper said they'

the right-wing website breitbart and its leader, steve bannon. >> fox has chosen a side. - ther's sont in that debate that they're there to kneecap donald trump, okay? they're there to take him out. and that's when we go, "okay." r ... 20 stories on megyn kelly.ny i get ee and matt boyle, my two hammers. they go right after megyn kelly. nsky her,ng to a right? we're going to cut her out from the-- cull her out from the herd and just hit her nonstop. that's when all war broke out. at's when breitbart, thas en you had to choose sides. >> narrator: in takingn fox, bannon and trump were inciting the kind of conflict breitbart's readers thrived on. >> "she is a low life (bleep). everyone stop watching fox..." >> "we need to chop f at the knees. >> we looked at the comments section these things were10 gettin00 to 15,000, 20,000 comments. >> "megyn's the type for a quickie in the men's room." >> the whole trump, all the pepes, all these trump guys weri po in here. >> "megyn kelly needs to be put in her place. fast. and hard. by all of us." >> it was scary at times. >> and breitbart kept lig

former white house chief strategist steve bannon is here.he state of the union. he will join me coming up live. republican leader kevin mccarthy on the house voting to limit the president's war powers. why he says the measure has no teeth. devin nunez is here with exclusive news. he will break news on the ukraine

steve bannon himself live from paris tonight. >> and remember this climb is.member of the communist party of china. that's on the record. [inaudible] trish: i appreciate it. >> i do not deny there are infringement and copyright issues. trish: steve bannon con welcome. >> it's like chesty sacrifice a rourke. >> they will throw biden away. trish: dancing with the stars star contestant spicer. i spoke exclusively to the advisor to the president ivonne could trump. >> everybody goes to a four-year college and not everybody is really get a benefit from that. >> i think having a conversation that is rooted in people's passion. trish: joining me right now president trump's personal attorney mayor rudy giuliani. why get involved? >> because trish i'm his defense. trish: you are born from you are from new hampshire. you could be voted in a landslide. trish: while. good stuff. i was asking my outlook for 2020, and unfortunately it's not especially good one, especially where congress is concerned. i do expect our economy keep up and americans will grow increasingly confi

trump's former adviser steve bannon of breitbart news was one of the company's key strategists. he claims to have named the company. the company collapsed in may observer" "the newspaper revealed the company had harvested some 87 million facebook profiles without the users' knowledge or consent. cambridge analytica used the data to sway voters during the 2016 campaign. a new trove of internal cambridge analytica documents and emails are being posted on twitter detailing the company's operations across the globe including its work with president trump's former national security advisor john bolton. the e documentnts come from cambridge analytica whistleblower brittany kaiser who worked at the firm for three and a half years before leaving in 2018. kaiser is featured prominently in the netflix documentary "the great hack," which has been shortlisted for an oscar. this is the trailer to the film. >> who has seen an advertisement that has convinced youhat your micropho is listening to your coconvertionons? interactions, or credit card swipes, bb archches locations, likes -- they'rer

they went back and put it in their news again in partnership with this steve bannon-connected right wing author when the trump administration insisted that scandal was live again in the fall of 2017. well, now that justice department review has apparently concluded that there's nothing there. in fact, the review wound down months ago and found nothing and no reason to charge anybody or even open a formal investigation and. oops, never mind, guess there was nothing there. thus far, at least, "the new york times" has not reported on the conclusion of that review at all. it's been reported in "the washington post" and in cnn thus far but we haven't seen the "times" touch it. i bet they will. i look forward to seeing their story and how they contend with the fact that they, more than anybody else in the mainstream media, promoted that story. i also look forward to seeing whether the "lock her up" chant about hillary clinton will nevertheless live forever, even after mike flynn's sentencing. we've got more ahead. stay with us. hmph... (food grunting menacingly) when the food you love doesn't

another smart political guy was on the show last night, steve bannon.oomberg. i want to get your response to this. >> i think the republican party has to analyze bloomberg and take him seriously. forget the fact he's kinds of a stiff and not a particularly engaging personality. he detests donald trump personally. it irks him that donald trump was able to win against all odds. i think this is a personal thing between him and trump. trish: if you are loaded lininge that, you can just send a billion dollars. what do you think of the mike bloomberg threat? >> you have got a man worth $50 billion, he has a thousand full-time staffers already working for him. if you decide a billion isn't enough, he can spend $2 billion. he spent millions to run for mayor on multiple occasions. he's not going to be the democratic nominee. but when someone has almost un -- unlimited wealth, we have to take him seriously. he wants to destroy hip. trish. -- him. trish: let's not forget how mike made his money. he made his money because of the america that existed. and the americ

>> you have to ask steve bannon that but i was on vacation in new england.en a friend texted me and said, have you seen the news? i said, no. i'm cut off from the world. i like not to be plugged in. i went to an area where i could check the internet. i saw that steve bannon had resigned out of the blue. he was my immediate boss. i was deputy assistant of strategy. steve was the chief strategist bid without telling me, steve - - [indiscernible]. it had become clear to me in the months prior that the new security advisor h.r. mcmaster was not a fan of mine. i was not on the national security council but i was always present for key meetings regarding isis, china and russia. interestingly, i was being left off the invitation for the last five meetings. i knew i was being boxed out. then my - - resigns and i had a tough decision. my wife and i thought, do i stay in the white house picking up a pretty good federal salary paid for by the taxpayers to be consistently boxed out by somebody who has issues with me. what do i support the agenda from the outside. as i w

former white house strategist steve bannon and kyle bass join us ahead of today's phase one signing.vin mccarthy joins us with his thoughts on the deal >> squawk box begins right now >>> good morning, everybody. welcome back to squawk box i'm becky quick along with andrew ross sorkin dow futures up after gains of more than 30 points yesterday. s&p 500 and the nasdaq both pulled back yesterday. the nasdaq up by 22 points and the s&p up by 3. if you're looking at the treasury market we have seen a pull back in yields. the latest for the ten year is back below 1.8%. >> these are stories this morning. results out from two big banks just this morning. and it's latest quarter results. and then goldman sachs also scoring a beat on the top and bottom lines and record consumer and wealth management revenue as well as record assets under management we're also watching shares of target this morning. and targets at november and december same store sales were up 1.4% versus a gain of 5.7% from a year ago. the company said it saw strength in the apparel and beauty categories and it's maintaining t

steve bannon even though steve bannon doesn't appear in the impeachment report i doubt if they were put to this test, if they would say we need these redactions regarding michael flynn or minor players in the case, or regarding the russian sovereign wealth fund, these are irrelevant facts that involve grand jury information but irrelevant about impeachment inquiry and it is irrelevant to sort those. >> we heard about accommodations, that happened here as well. >> we made accommodation. >> but not one that is satisfied what the house is looking for. >> we did satisfy what the house was looking for. there was a rejected version. >> this could happen here as well. the house committee already passed those protocols and the district court faced them and the chief justice put some faith in the committee, handling such sensitive material. >> the accommodation with respect to the mueller report giving all the unredacted information other than grand jury information. >> other than the grand jury information, we are barred from giving it to them. >> wants to go further or shall we hear from the c

i credit steve bannon. he said no, isis can be destroyed if we get out of the way of our military, crippling rules of engagement. this is unclassified. we have fighter pilots, people in the air over isis convoys with live video feed being told you cannot take out that convoy. the lawyers got in the way, the tactical interference by the obama administration had to be dismantled and that is why steve said we have to have a simple target, a talking point everyone can understand it is the destruction of the physical caliphate. when the president made it clear, i have your back and you can do this we destroyed the caliphate in five months, something we had been taught was a generational threat we have to live with with god and -- to your the front pages of the newspapers, the videos, the decapitation of us journalists, the immolation of jordanian fighter pilots, that is all gone because we have finally decisive commander-in-chief in the white house and the former senator from illinois named obama said elections

steve bannon was quoted yesterday saying that mike bloomberg was responsible for impeachment. argument there was, and i think he said it on your network, that mike bloomberg worked last cycle to support 21 democrats running for office in republican held congressional seats, elected 18 of them and 15 women. steve bannon's view was you got to watch out for mike bloomberg and atomic bomb, his words, not mine, about to go off on march 3rd. that's a warning shot for the president. >> kevin, thank you very much for coming in. appreciate your time. >> kate, always a pleasure. >> thank you. >>> coming up for us, a cnn exclusive, cnn goes inside al asad air base and talks to u.s. troops about the chaos and confusion on the night iran launched a missile attack. stay with us. hey, saved you a seat. this round's on me. hey, can you spot me? come on in. find your place today, with silversneakers. included in most medicare advantage plans. enroll today by calling the number on your screen or visit getsilversneakers.com >> man: what's my my truck...is my livelihood. so when my windshield cra

trish: steve bannon tells me exclusively they are not playing their strongest card here. >> he's the czar of the gifters. if what they are d grifters, ifwear what they are going to do is bring up a good indictment. a guy that's a known grifter. that the foreign minister of the ukraine today said is a liar. he said nothing he said is true. there weren't any meetings like this. if this is the best they do, it's gone from a sham process to an absolute farce. trish: joining me, "turning point usa" founder charlie kirk. there is a lot of good stuff going on. and now this new turn from the dems, lev parnas, what do you think? where is this going? >> i completely agree with the previous sentiment that he's the zoofort grifters -- the czar of the grifters. you can see the democrats descending further into their absolute hatred of this presidency. we have to remember, energy independence. we are now finally exporting energy for the first time which is a national security issue more than anything else. not to mention the success in the judiciary. people look at just success that has been achie

but today, we're learning about another showdown that surprised even steve bannon.ery stable genius" details how nancy pelosi challenged donald trump at a reception the monday after his inauguration. quote, pelosi assumed trump would open the conversation on a unifying note. such as by quoting the founding fathers or the bible. instead, the new president began with a lie. you know, i won the popular vote. he claimed that there had been widespread fraud with three to five million illegal votes for clinton. pelosi interjected, well, mr. president, that's not true, she said. there's no evidence to support what you just said. and if we're going to work together, we have to stipulate to a certain set of facts. end quote. according to the book, the white house chief strategist at the time, steve bannon, whispered to his colleagues, quote, she's gonna get us. total assassin. she's an assassin. zerlina maxwell and jennifer rubin are back with us. zerlina, this is a constantly interesting topic. nancy pelosi standing up to and being a thorn in the side of the president. what

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, even though steve bannon's name doesn't appear in the impeachment report, but i doubt if they were put to this test they would say we need the redactions regarding michael flynn, the redactions regarding minor players in the case, we need the redactions regarding why we know the russian sovereign wealth fund invested. these are irrelevant facts that happened to involve grand jury information but irrelevant to the house impeachment question inquiry and it is their burden to sort those. >> we heard about accommodations and agreements. why couldn't that happen here as well? >> we did make an accommodation offer to -- >> not one that satisfied what the house was looking for. >> i think we did in part. >> in part. >> there was a redacted version -- >> this could happen here as well and the house committee already passed those protocols and the district court could put faith in them and the chief justice put faith in the committee's handling of such sensitive material. >> the accommodation we made with respect to the mueller report was giving the house all of the unredacted information o

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today the president even suggested calling nancy pelosi and as his former campaign manager steve bannon put it, trump understands that the jury here is not the senate. the jury is the american people. he doesn't want it to seem like this is being thrown out on a technicality. politically the president wants to win, tom. >> david wright for us at the white house. david, thank you. >>> now to the 2020 election and 22 days until the iowa caucus. the latest shift in the polls now indicating senator bernie sanders with the momentum leading a four-way race with elizabeth warren, pete buttigieg and joe biden. senator warren taking aim at her opponents as they all jockey for position. abc's rachel scott is in iowa. >> fight hard and win. >> reporter: tonight senator elizabeth warren packing the house and sharpening her attacks. senator bernie sanders is heading into this critical stretch with a slight edge on the rest of the pack in the latest state poll. warren who was also courting progressive voters saying sanders needs to take his campaign in a different direction after a report his volunte

fundamental values and the particularized need standard say here is why i need the and they testimony of steve bannon. i doubt if they were put into rejections ofthe minor players in the case, we need the [inaudible] facts thatrrelevant happened to involve grand jury information and it is their burden as the applicant to sort those. >> we heard a lot about accommodations and agreements. >> we did make an offer. >> not one that is satisfied with what the house is looking for three >> i think we did satisfy. there was a redacted version. >> the house committee always -- and judge'sed those director put [inaudible] washe commendations we made giving the house all the unredacted information that had not been made public. it tos us from giving them. >> want to go further? >> i have nothing further. >> i am douglas from the general .ounsel first i would like to thank mr. freeman for giving me much to talk about. quickly to get very [inaudible] thing, mr. freeman is wrong. the decision of the supreme court makes clear that much of what he argued right now about particularized needs is absolutely wrong. the

some power players like steve bannon and the "new york times" will have egg on its face when the truths disimoferred that regional anonymous article. >> it's a senior official. anybody else is not seen year. that means they purposely misled the american people about donald trump and his fitness for office. this book is riddled with lies. but the "new york times" the paper of record for our country is the one that made this an important event. trish: low-level nsc staffers would have reviewed it. the people who would have worked under bolton. could they have leaked it? could they have been part of tea anonymous op-ed who said they were working there to save trump from himself. don't forget the so-called whistleblower was allegedly at the nsc and is said to have talked with the staff. so there are a whole lot of questions tonight and it may take a long time before we get answers we need. there should be scene investigation to every bit of this. because the deep state feels very alive and very well. the president wants to trust people. but he needs people that aren't trying to make a buck

steve bannon thinks so. joining me with her thoughts on this.ivdaily call" stephanie hamill. >> she wants to sue the pants suit off hillary clinton and rightfully so. i was looking at this case and the lawsuit. congresswoman, presidential hopeful might have a good case because it's unclear what clinton did which gabbard said could have potentially hurt her presidential campaign in terms of volunteers, supporters and donors. trish: that's quite an accusation. let me remind everybody, she is saying the same thing about donald trump. maybe he ought to sue, too. maybe he ought to sue the whole democratic establishment for wasting all that time with the mueller investigation. not to mention our taxpayer dollars. >> this is the treatment president trump received for about three years now. but republicans are kind of used to this. the democrats love to do the name calling. but i think it's unfair and there should be consequences when people go out on air and totally slander you. trish: she thinks she can hide behind, use is a public figure. i was stunn

steve bannon.24 hours after nancy pelosi signed the impeachment articles and handing out pens with her name on it to commemorate the moment. all of this as the left showcases new revelations from

you have to ask steve bannon that. that they said have you seen the news? i was cut off from the world. i went to an area that i could check internet and i saw steve bannon had resigned out of the blue. he was my media boss i was deputy assistant he was the chief strategist. and withoutt telling me in the two months prior to that it was clear to me that the new national security advisor mcmaster was foul i was always present for key meetings with russia and china and i was being left off when he became national security advisor so i knew i was boxed out. and then my top cover resigned then i had a tough decision do i stay with a good federal salary paid for by the us taxpayers and be consistently boxed out with somebody who with me and then as i wrote my letter to the president said those anti- maggot forces are descending on the white house with hr mcmaster is one of those then the president agreed no i have a national radio show with 2 million listeners and more than a million followers on social media. so myy decision and that reagan called the shining c