any chance the president brings back steve bannon? gov. christie: i hope not. i don't think steve will be productive. played ine role he 2016 was overplayed and overblown. i think the people who deserve real credit for 2016 includes folks like kellyanne conway and reince priebus, stephen miller. those are the people who really, along with jared kushner, ran that campaign and steve has taken more credit than he deserves. i think that would be a very, very bad day for the trump campaign to have steve bannon back in any official or unofficial way. >> when then-candidate trump was on the road in summer 2016 and turned from bannon and conway . he is on the ropes now according to almost every poll. do you see him taking any dramatic action to bring in somebody like steve bannon if not steve bannon? gov. christie: he did take dramatic action. he hired bail. that is pretty dramatic action to change your campaign manager about 120 days out from an election campaign. secondly [indiscernible] i believe he is doing digital work for the campaign. he is still working on the d

steve bannon thank you so much. we'll l l l steve bannon thank you so much. work as hard as i do. that's why i use my freedom unlimited card every time i get gas. give me a little slack! with freedom unlimited, you're always earning. i said i need some slack on pump three! maria: welcome back attorney general bill barr this week calls on american companies to stop appeasing the chinese communist party, saying "the ultimate ambition of china 's rulers is not to trade with the united states. it is to raid the united states. if you are an american business leader appeasing the prc may bring short-term rewards but in the end, the prc's goal is to replace you from ag bill barr this week. joining me is the co-chief investment officer and co- chairman and founder of bridgewater associates ray dalio to studied china for decades ray it's great to have you this morning thanks so much for joining us. >> good to be here. maria: and i know that you've been to china many times, you've invested in china. what is your reaction to what you're hearing from bill barr, ray? s. w

oh, yeah, that's steve bannon's podcast by the way. very reliable source. so the president passively aggressively retweets about dr. fauci's and hydroxychloroquine and so does his son, donald trump, jr., and about 16 million views on facebook later, facebook took it down. youtube took it down. and twitter took it down. because, of course, the video was pushing the same utterly dangerous disinformation that has been coming like a drumbeat from the most powerful person in the world, and the political movement that supports him lock step for months. as the country has the worst response to the pandemic arguably in the entire world, certainly of rich countries, america's death toll crossed 150,000 today. the president and his allies say take this miracle drug. listen to the doctors on the internet. >> i've read a lot about hydroxy. i think it has an impact, especially at the early stages. there were some very good tests at ford and the doctor from yale came up with a very, very strong testament to it. there was a group of doctors yesterday, a large group put on

and i think that would be a very, very bad day for the trump campaign to have steve bannon in any official or unofficial way. >> when then-candidate trump was on the road in summer 2016 and turned from bannon to conway and he is on the road now to almost every poll. is he bringing someone like bannon if not bannon? >> he did take the dramatic. first campaign manager to bill. 120 days out. nd secondly -- [indiscernible] gov. christie: i believe he is doing digital work on the campaign. he was originally doing digital work and advertising. his background and experience and quite good at it. gov. christie: placing the vice presidential candidate with the brokered convention. we talk about it and the media talked about it with baited breath and hasn't happened since 1960. and it's not happening now. and in search of a brokered convention. replaces the vice presidential candidate isn't going to happen. and by the way, no one votes for number two on the ticket, bob. alpha trump, the ultimate and said it changed from mike pence to another one and have enormous influence. donald trump in charge an

agents are investigating a chinese billionaire with links to former trump aide steve bannon investigators want to know where to wendy's media company got its funding he's produced videos and social media posts alleging corruption in china's elite he lives in self-imposed exile in the united states hired steve bannon as a consultant 2 years ago. the u.k. government has announced a $37000000000.00 stimulus package aimed at saving jobs and pumping new life into the economy that's been battered by the coronavirus and their mic journey now from . the seaside town of reaches a faded 19th century resort town with fun times feel like a thing of the past a place counting the cost of coronavirus more keenly than most but most of my money is through from busking a thing that he's made during the summer and so our computer will be of a cushion but this year we're not going to have anything like that although. we do see it's all very handsome a lockdown may have lifted in time for the summer holidays but growth and opportunity seem a long way off. people need to know that although hardship lies ahead

we have korean we have all the people and actually steve bannon's been much better not being involved. he says the greatest president ever me saying things that i said. >>us keep steve out there he's doing a good job. >>and his message to mister trump pay more attention to the pandemic my recommendation of the every day start to have the top people around you doctor fauci doctor birx vice president doctor redfield cdc. chief of staff meadows have him in the oval get briefed every day on an action plan, the president's interview on fox concerned even some of his own aides with one advisor telling cnn it was embarrassing his total lack of preparation is catching up one awkward moment came when mister trump bragged about passing his cognitive assessment test well i tell you what a let's take a test. let's take a test right now, let's go down joe and i will take a test let him take the same i took the test when i heard that you passed a well it's not the hardest has now but the last picture is the last and it's an against isis that's all misrepresentation that. >>well as jim acosta report

china plus what does all of this mean for the 2020 election former white house chief strategist steve bannon for his message on president trump on what it will take to win in november. all that and a lot more as we look ahead right here right now on "sunday morning futures." maria: all that coming up but first, flags across the capitol are at half staff this morning in remembrance of civil rights icon, john lewis. the long time georgia congressman passed away friday night after a battle with pancreatic cancer he was 80 years old. lewis was the last living speaker at the 1963 march on washington where dr. martin luther king jr. delivered his "i have a dream" speech. house minority leader kevin mccarthy was his friend and colleague, he joins me now, congressman it is good to see you this morning. my condolences. >> good to see you maria. thank you and i do want to talk about john lewis just for a moment because he lived such an extraordinary life and was an unbelievable man. at such a young age he tried to cross a bridge simply to give people the right to vote. he did it in a peaceful manner a

let's discuss with steve bannon. in a recent speech by the secretary of state, mike pompeo, seems like he's moved or maybe the administration has moved closer to your viewpoint, steve, on what relationships with china should look like given some of what's happened in recent history with china is that fair to say? >> i think it's even deeper than that i think if you look at the series of four speeches starting with national security advisor o'brien in phoenix back in -- earlier, i think earlier in july, you look at him, fbi director ray, the seminole speech by bill barr culminated at the nixon library on the 51st anniversary of kissinger's secret trip to china, i think shows the united states has a coherent and comprehensive strategy with taking on not just containing but taking on the chinese communist party. it's breathtaking. it's bringing in the united kingdom, india, japan. the ccp is running a technological warfare, economic warfare and hopefully to avoid kinetic warfare in the future. i think from the south chi

in prep for their interview i spoke with steve bannon this afternoon, the guru of populism, and he said this is a great and essential primer on how we got here with a global view on the populist movement and a deep dive and if you can believe it, steve bannon said he would read this on the beach. ann coulter, who wrote on the back, she called it's critically important book, devoid of historics and condescension. jd vance called it intelligent and michelle walker says buy this book. and what's a kid from queens and a young man from south carolina doing writing about global populism, brexit, maga, the yellow vest? >> i'll just start by saying that i actually started my career in politic as a democrat, and i made the transition to the republican party because i found i fundamentally misunderstood what the democratic party stood for. thought it was the working people's party, party that would fight for small business owners. thought it was a party that would fight to improve the wages and working conditions of worker around the country. nothing could be further from the truth. in 2016 was a

we have korean we have all the people and actually steve bannon's been much better not being involved. he says the greatest president ever me saying things that i said. >>us keep steve out there he's doing a good job. >>and his message to mister trump pay more attention to the pandemic my recommendation of the every day start to have the top people around you doctor fauci doctor birx vice president doctor redfield cdc. chief of staff meadows have him in the oval get briefed every day on an action plan, the president's interview on fox concerned even some of his own aides with one advisor telling cnn it was embarrassing his total lack of preparation is catching up one awkward moment came when mister trump bragged about passing his cognitive assessment test well i tell you what a let's take a test. let's take a test right now, let's go down joe and i will take a test let him take the same i took the test when i heard that you passed a well it's not the hardest has now but the last picture is the last and it's an against isis that's all misrepresentation. >>that was jim acosta reporting

they're turning to former aids cory lewandowski and steve bannon for advice. >> steve bannon has been much better not being involved. he said the greatest president ever. let's keep steve out there. he's doing a good job. >> pay more attention to the pandemic. >> my recommendation, every day start to have the top people around you, dr. fauci, dr. birx, vice president, dr. redfield, cdc, chief of staff meadows, have them in the oval, get briefed every day on an action plan. >> reporter: the president's interview said this is embarrassing. one came when he bragged about passing his cognitive assessment test. >> i'll tell you what. let's take a test. let's take a test now. joe and i will go down and take a test. >> i took the test, too, when i heard you passed it. >> how did you do it? >> it's not the hardest test. >> it's an elephant. >> see, that's all misrepresentation. >> as for the president, he posted an unusual tweet at least for him all of a sudden the president is encouraging mask use, something his advisers have been urging him to do in weeks. it is quite the reversal for the p

steve bannon himself is just a slowly collapsing structure-- oooh! oh, no!now knows this guy, tommy fisher, as a bumbling fraud, which is why they've "awarded him a $1.7 billion contract to build more walls." (as trump) "he takes billions of dollars to do things he doesn't know how to and it ends in disaster. i think this guy might be son-in-law material. tiffany's single, per-hsps." we'll be right back with "cbs evening news" anchor norah o'donnell. ♪ ♪ ♪ (vo) at audi, we design cars that exhilarate with versatility, whether on the track, or the everyday drive. today, that philosophy extends to how we connect with you. we call it, audi at your door. whether a remote test drive, shopping, trade-in, or even service pickup, audi at your door can do this and more at participating dealers. the premium audi dealership experience, on your terms. audi at your door. ♪ hershey's. the original cookies n' crème. ♪ ♪ ♪ [10th gen intel bong] honey, did you hear about these new geico savings? mom? you'll get an extra 15% on top of what geico could already save you. can i

the first graph reminds us, back to 2016, talks about steve bannon and how he had given -- hang on. hold my thought. talk tab on the other side. here is the former vice president speaking now. >> -- start off saying hello to therese casey and the guy that hangs out with other occasionally and bobby, thank you. thanks for being here and thanks for welcoming me home, and the mcgregor family. all of them, including the long-suffering wife who's had to be the sister like my sister of a mayor for all of those years. and i want to thank them all and to mayor burke and mayor ianetty and mr. dean, ironworkers with me my entire career. the first operation to ever endorse knee 1972. i wasn't even old enough to be elected senator and you guys endorsed me, and i was able to turn 30 by the time i got sworn in, but at the same i was elected i wasn't old enough. and it's great to be home. my dad is from dunmore, and mr. mayor, and my mom was from scranton. i want to thank -- thank bob and everyone leer at mcgregor industries for showing me around this morning. although i knew of this establishment

we have korean we have all the people in actually steve bannon has been much better not being involved. he says the greatest president ever me saying things that i said. >>us keep steve out there he's doing a good job. >>and his message to mister trump pay more attention to the pandemic my recommendation of the every day start to have the top people around you doctor fauci doctor birx vice president doctor redfield cdc. chief of staff meadows have him in the oval get briefed every day on an action plan, the president's interview on fox concerned even some of his own aides with one advisor telling cnn it was embarrassing his total lack of preparation is catching up one awkward moment came when mister trump bragged about passing his cognitive assessment test well i tell you what a let's take a test. let's take a test right now, let's go down joe and i will take a test let him take the same i took the test to when i heard that you pass to you how did you know what that's not the hardest has now has a picture is the last and it's an against isis that's all misrepresentation that. >>that wa

we have korean we have all the people and actually steve bannon's been much better not being involved. he says the greatest president ever me saying things that i said. >>us keep steve out there he's doing a good job. >>and his message to mister trump pay more attention to the pandemic my recommendation of the every day start to have the top people around you doctor fauci doctor birx vice president doctor redfield cdc. chief of staff meadows have him in the oval get briefed every day on an action plan, the president's interview on fox concerned even some of his own age with one advisor telling cnn it was embarrassing his total lack of preparation is catching up one awkward moment came when mister trump bragged about passing his cognitive assessment test well i tell you what a let's take a test. let's take a test right now, let's go down joe and i will take a test let him take the same i took the test to when i heard that you passed a well it's not the hardest has now has a picture the last minutes and alan oneida i get to see thats all misrepresentation. >>in the east bay more than 40

i mean, steve bannon himself is just a slowly collapsing structure, and-- oh, no!at least the administration now knows this guy, tommy fisher, is abumbling fraud, which is why billion contract to build more walls." ( as trump ) "hold on, this guy takes billions of dollars to do things he doesn't know how to, and it all ends in disaster? i think this guy might be son- in-law material. you know, tiffany's single. per-hiss-pss?" we'll be right back with "cbs evening news" anchor norah o'donnell. per-hiss-pss. ♪ ♪ did you know the source of odor in your home... ...could be all your soft surfaces? odors get trapped in your home's fabrics and resurface over time. febreze fabric refresher eliminates odors. its water-based formula safely penetrates fabrics where odors hide. spray it on your rugs, your curtains, your furniture, all over your home to make it part of your tidying up routine. febreze fabric refresher, for an all-over freshness you'll love. they're going to be paying for this for a long time. they will, but with accident forgiveness allstate won't raise your ra

case of data abuse in facebook's history it was co-founded by former white house chief strategist steve bannon and ended up serving as a propaganda machine what he was analytic has showed is. how easy it is to infiltrate american political discourse and manipulating the harms that have come from that. to me is akin to you know our weapon of mass destruction destruction 6 years ago wiley left cambridge analytical he became a whistle blower and testified before the u.s. senate now he's written a new book a peek inside the engine room of mental manipulation. the purpose of. the algorithms. that came in general in a creative word to identify people who were more. prone soon neurotic traits or conspiratorial ideation the company got hold of and analyzed the data of millions of facebook users to identify the individual fear as together with psychologists cambridge analytical was then able to develop targeted political propaganda for different types of people it had the power to skew someone's viewpoint even if by just a few degrees rather than talk in public i can whisper into each and every single

louisiana senator john kennedy and former senior white house adviser steve bannon, my special guests,nd author ray gal owe. catch the show live, 10 is a.m. eastern on fox news. plus start smart every weekday, tune in right here on fox business weekdays from 6-9 a.m. eastern for "mornings with maria" right here on fox business. have a great rest of the weekend, everybody. thanks so much for joinings. i'll see you next time. ♪ ♪ swraims james hello, and welcome to "the wall street journal at large". the u.s. is facing another political panic over the coronavirus. while several states are experiencing more cases, covid-19 is not taking lives as it did just a few months ago. and overall, hospitals are not being strained the way they were when the virus was at its worst in the spring. yet media cries for locking down american society have returned. in california governor gavin newsom has reversed the golden state's reopening, shutting down

louisiana senator john kennedy and former senior white house adviser steve bannon, my special guests,der of bridgewater and author ray gal owe. catch the show live, 10 is a.m. eastern on fox news. plus start smart every weekday, tune in right here on fox business weekdays from 6-9 a.m. eastern for "mornings with maria" right here on fox business. have a great rest of the weekend, everybody. thanks so much for joining lou: good evening, everybody. for more than six weeks now, the city of portland has been under siege by radical leftist mobs who are intent on destroying everything america stands for and the left wing democrat mayor of portland eagerly supporting the anarchists, the left wing activists and is permitting unchecked mayhem in the city. today, the head of the department of homeland security tore into the radical testimony leadership in portland for allowing lawless anarchist as he called them to destroy and desecrate the city. for 47 straight days and nights now, leftist groups

also, in this piece, it quotes steve bannon, not always necessarily the perfect person to talk to about to cross to work to this —— work in the states. they would say that, when the. interest, there is some reason. may could i ta ke there is some reason. may could i take to the front page of this in the a related story. a related story, racism fears let sweatshops go on track. maybe there was a relu cta nce go on track. maybe there was a reluctance to go and do the right thing by the local authority, by others, but we knew about this, the financial times that a piece about this three years ago i think up four yea rs this three years ago i think up four years ago, a detailed piece. nothing was done. i want to know what keith knew. more important than the fear of racism, all communities, families, individuals and nations keep secrets and lies. the kind of pulled n and protect each other. that, i think, pulled n and protect each other. that, ithink, is more pulled n and protect each other. that, i think, is more likely because for why nothing was done. many of the exploited workers were is

cambridge analytica launched in the summer cambridge analytica launched in the summer of 2014, steve bannon'sas to change politics by changing culture. facebook data, algorithms and narratives were its key weapons. they identified these tools to identify people what they called the dark triad, narcissism, machiavellian as an psychopathy, they then bounded and activated his people, a small percentage of the american public but still millions of people with increasingly dark and manipulative messages from fake facebook pages, both to get them to vote for trump and more importantly to activate them as racists and white nationalists. he goes on to describe the remarkable success of this campaign both electorally but also politically in the country, in terms of sowing the terrible racial and ethnic divisions you see in america today. so they waged a mass campaign of psychological warfare to polarise america around race and religion and to activate racists and anti—semites, and it worked splendidly for them but it didn't work so well for america. " so mr zuckerberg, what parts of this narrative are

president continues with his white supremacy agenda, which many of us said even before he was elected, steve bannon and his crowd had that agenda that they brought into the white house. so he's continuing to make sure that his base and the right wing understand that he's doing their work and their bidding. and he's a very divisive president, as we have just seen. we have to have a truth, racial hearing and transformation committee. over 40 countries in the world have done this. the historical context for systemic racism has not been put forth in america so it's truth telling time. when you look at what this president has done in terms of his divisiveness and in his face of our native american communities by going to mt. rushmore and the thing he said, this is a continuation of what happened in 1868 when there was a treaty signed for the native american community to have this part of their land on their reservation. actually in the 1870s. this is why a truth and racial healing and transformation. in the 70s the united states stole that property back. the supreme court said in the 1980s that the unit

joe biden, so the president and his team are turning to r78 toer aides co corey lewandowski and steve bannon for advice. >> he's saying things that i said let's keep steve out there. he's doing a good job. >> reporter: bannon's message to mr. trump, pay more attention to the pandemic. >> my recommendation would be every day start to have the top people around you, dr. fauci, dr. birx, the vice president, dr. redfield, the cdc, chief of staff meadows, have them in the oval. get briefed every day on an action plan. >> reporter: the president's interview on fox concerned even some of his own aides with one adviser telling cnn it was embarrassing. his total lack of preparation is catching up. one awkward moment came when mr. trump came about passing his cognitive assessment test. >> i'll tell you what. let's take a test. let's take a test right now. let's go down. joe and i will take a test. let him take the same -- >> i took the test too when i heard that you passed it. >> how did you do? >> it's not the hardest test. >> no, no. see, that's all misrepresentation. >> reporter: earlier this after

and actually steve bannon's been much better not being involved. he's said things that i've seen let's keep steve out there. he's doing a good job. >> reporter: bannon's message to mr. trump, pay more attention to the pandemic. >> my recommendation would be every day have the top people around you. dr. redfield, dr. birx, dr. fauci. have them in the oval, get briefed every day on an action plan. >> reporter: the president's interview on fox concerned even some of his own aides with one adviser telling cnn it was embarrassing as total lack of preparation is catching up. one awkward moment came when mr. trump bragged about passing his cognitive assessment tests. >> let's take a test right now. let's go down joe and i we'll take a test. >> i took the test too when you heard that i passed it. it's not the hardest test. it's an elephant. >> you see, that's all misrepresentation. >> now, earlier this afternoon vice president mike pence led a conference call with the nation's governors on the covid-19 response. some of the governors on the call were from s

first breaking news coronavirus coverup here with that former trump white house chief strategist steve bannonst of the podcast war room pandemic all right steve. where are your sources telling you about chinese covering up the virus? >> well we know we're starting to have, jesse, doctors actually people associate with the hong kong lab and people associate with wuhan people associated with their entire biomedical and bioweapons defense industry. start to defect and start to get information there's a massive whistle-blower campaign in china right now. people have to understand that chinese people are the victims of the chinese communist party. they've been the victims of the ccp virus. and they're starting to tell this story fox news broke an incredible story i think it was yesterday request doctor first of many who start to come out some of them are already out in europe and united kingdom and other places start to see now the intelligence agencies, the fbi others start to put this together of what the real source of this virus was. that how culpable the chinese communist party is about this

steve bannon's goal was the deconstruction of the administrative state. guess what, it was already happening. winning the fight against covid-19 doesn't require a huge bureaucratic apparatus. hong kong, singapore, taiwan and south korea have relatively small governments measured by government spending as a shared gdp. on the other hand, denmark, norway, and germany have also done very well and they have relatively large states. but in all these cases, government bureaucracies are well funded, enjoy considerable autonomy, not burdened by mandates, and have people working for the public sector. here we have -- >> the nine most terrifying words in the english language are "i'm from the government and i'm here to help." >> covid-19 should be a wake-up call. america needs to rebuild its government capacity. the goal is not a big state or a small state, but a smart state. for now, what we have is just stupid. go to cnn.com/fareed for a link to my "washington post" column. let's get started. ♪ ♪ >>> i want to bring in one of america's best-known doctors, zeke em

it's also reported that trump top adviser steve bannon said that biden's bid to rest away one of thecould prove a success, that the former vp appears to be stealing notes from trump's 2016 playbook. let's check in now with nbc meteorologist bill karins. it's going to be all about faye for some places in the country, right? >> yeah. we're seeing gusty winds as fay moves through. you can see where the storm is located here. all of the yellows and reds. it isn't a powerful storm. it's going to have impacts isolated where it rains the heaviest. flash flooding will be an issue and an isolated tornado or two. here's the forecast as we go through the day. by 2:00 p.m., we should see fay moving inland over the top of southern new jersey and over the top of new york city by 8:00 p.m. this evening. that's going to be one of the areas we're watching. also the forecast will have heatwave conditions in areas of the west. the weekend forecast, fay will be existing as we go through saturday. the heatwave in the west continues. alex, the last thing i will leave you with, yesterday was another day we