and why do you care, steve bannon? this is the part that's about us, that's about us and our country and our election next week. because why do you think it is that this top white house adviser to former president donald trump, why do you think it is that he's telling this guy in brazil, this trump-like far right, buffoonish, unpopular brazilian president who has beea voted out of office, why is steve bannon telling him that he shouldn't admit to the election results, he shouldn't admit that he's been voted out? he cannot concede. why do you think bannon is doing that? do you think steve bannon has some substantive fact-based beliefs about the integrity of brazil's elections. you think he has some facts that he knows that have made him concerned about how votes are counted in sao paulo? really? you think he has important information about something being wrong with a voting machine in santa caterina or some other place in brazil he's never been to that i'm probablya mispronouncing. why do you think steve bannon cares?

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tim, since we just played that tape of you talking to steve bannon, let me go to you first. are all, i think, creeped out by this dÉjÀ vu feeling, about teeing people feel like they're nauseous, disease, dark in a vortex. but there seemed to be crucial differences this time, even if you don't see them or hear them from my bannon or trump. do you think there are crucial differences this time? >> i think there's one crucial difference that you talked about, which is that the off ramp from trump is one that republicans can be comfortable with. and so going all the way back to when marco and donald we're comparing hand size on the debate stage, it was the last time trump had an off ramp for trump that wasn't a democrat. and it's hard for these folks because their quest for power and their cynicism to just come to terms with the fact that they might have voted for a democrat or time or two before going back. very few are willing to. do it now they have an off, ramp rhonda santas would give them everything they want, and so i think that is, has created a permission structure for e

steve bannon himself. you are speaking with him, he was a big supporter of kari lake, i want to share a bit of your exchange with i want to stay, was brilliant. >> kari lake the future. kari lake this energy, those populist nationalist energy. >> what is she doing to appeal to those voters? the moderates? it seems like she's running against those people. >> i tell you what she's running, for the independent vote, and the working class, and middle class here. >> why she still talking about the 2020 election? >> way to the house of representatives next there on we have a real committee, and we will -- know, we want you to k all. >> you don't really believe -- that >> 100 percent. >> you really think it's stolen? >> 100%. >> and she still thinks the, she still talking about? it >> 100%. >> he might be fighting yesterday's fight, but he doesn't appear to be going away anytime soon. no doubt, he will help kari lake, she will try to fight this, what should we expect out of been in? >> what a loss for them. devas

steve bannon watched what happened with gamergate. if you don't know what gamergate was, it was basically an attack on on some women by a whole bunch of of of gamers online who felt like women were kind of invading their space and and promoting nonviolence in games. and i was like, oh, no. and they got really, really angry and did really awful memes and harassment steve bannon looked at that and said, ah, there's my army, there's my foot soldiers. all i to do is get them to kind of get them to do this for the alt right meme or somehow combine alt right memes with that, that kind of incel gamergate energy and i'm going to own social media. so there's a and peter thiel is, is also i mean, i don't know if he's going to be mad at me, but you know, peter thiel is throwing dinners up in his, you know the montana ranch, tucker carlson then and neo fascist philosophers and and bannon and the whole the whole gang. right. it's one group who has a common interest in kind of, i hate to say, in bringing on the end of this civilization. you know, t

the announcement comes days after the former trump strategist steve bannon told a brazilian newspaper that bolsonaro should not agree to lead steve bannon it also comes after protests erupted across brazil. look at this today police fired tear gas at bolsonaro supporters and truckers balsinaro supporters and truckers they blocked 200 roads including a highwa supporters say they blocked more than 200 roads, including a highway leading to brazil's largest airport in sao paulo that blockade forced the cancellation of at least 25 flights today. brazil's supreme court has ordered highway police to take all necessary measures to clear the roads. bolsonaro's supporters say they the wo are trying to paralyze the country in order to draw a military intervention. they say they hope it was a way to overturn the election results.lts. ian bremer, president of the eurasia group ian bremmer now, president of ? i mean, does the euro ray shan group and author of the book, "the power of crisis. ian, was that the closest thing we'll get to a concession? i mean, does this calme election results were kno

to that end if kari lake and we saw people like steve bannon t today start problematizing the elections, is there any way to block or challenge the election or is there any way that kari lake might be granted a recount given the closeness of the vote? >> that would have to go all the way up through the court system. we're going to see what this looks like perhaps. the board of supervisors has said repeatedly over the past several months, anticipating that there could be problems like this that they would certify this election. this is a board that came under intense scrutiny in 2020 after donald trump lost. kelly ward, the state republican chair, rudy giuliani, others were trying to get these supervisors to not fulfill their duty to certify the election. this board has said we are going to do our jobs. we are not going to be intimidated out of doing our jobs. so we'll see what the messaging ends up looking like with any sort of legal maneuvers could develop over the coming days from lake's camp, but as far as the board of supervisors is concerned, they're going to be certifying the resu

you had such a fascinating conversation with steve bannon.you listen to him, there was no doubt about it. let me play just a little clip of that. >> the way to the house of representatives next year when we have a real j 6 committee, and -- >> you don't really believe this? >> 100%. >> you think it was stolen? >> 100%. >> does at least a tight majority, a very tight majority make that less likely? how do you read the party and what you heard from steve bannon? >> i would be interesting in ali's take on this, and a tight majority makes it more likely they go along with the crazy stuff, and mccarthy doesn't have room to give. let's say republicans have 220 members, and three of them could prevent him from becoming speaker, and if what they want for concessions is investigating fake voter fraud or investigating the fbi or the impeachment of biden, or whatever it is, he might have to give into them, and they had the worst mid-term imaginable. >> i have 30 seconds and i could get in trouble for doing it. i want to hear your take. >> reporter: tim

his former adviser, steve bannon, says somehow the results in arizona should not be certified. he said on his podcast that the certification in arizona should somehow be blocked. i don't know how he intends to do that, but it's an open question what kari lake is going to do now that nbc news has projected she's lost the race for governor. both she and the republican for the race for attorney general, they have both been alleging voter suppression in arizona. kari lake called the election botched. she says she doesn't know how you can certify an election so clearly and botched and she knows that people wouldn't vote for her opponent. >> and there were armed protesters turning up after the vote counting center after the 2020 election. that is now the site of some renewed protests. the protests are certainly smaller than two years ago. that could also be because of the heavy security barrier and fences and sheriff deputies that officials felt the need to put there this year. joining us from arizona is yvonne sanchez. i appreciate you being here. >> thanks for having me. >> first o

you know, steve bannon was camping out in arizona, and holding out as an exemplar of trumpism.know, she really is a more, sort of, polished performer. uttering, speaking from the same script. and she thought that would get her to where she wanted to go. it was enough to win a primary. but she has alienated the middle in that state. and they walked away from her. and i think that it is, as much, as i said earlier, she is the most flamboyant example of the election deniers. of the trump acolytes. they have been beaten all over the country. and tonight this is, this is the exclamation point of it. and, you know, i think there is a lot of interest in this race because she said so, and has been so flamboyant. but there's no glossy lens that can change the numbers that the voters of the arizona have rendered in this race. >> scott, what affected this governor's race. and others like it in gop primaries going forward? >> i think the republicans need to ask themselves, what is the purpose of a political party. because like the campaign, kari lake had an event. and she asked, is there a

two arizona counties under republican control are not answering steve bannon's call.and cochise county are both delaying certifying the results of this month's election. so we're actually seeing these two local governments taking their orders from the big crowd -- and dissenting from the orderly transition of power, yet this was the kind of example of the nightmare scenario. there is already such a for biering in the state, as maricopa county senior election official who oversaw the election to go into hiding at the receiving a slew of death threats. the maga republicans are basically hoping to recreate the frenzy that took place after the 2020 election. when maricopa county, whose elections are run by republicans, to be clear, became a ground zero for the big lie. remember this was the scene two years ago when pro trump protesters gathered outside the elections department at the arizona state capital for days, spouting lies about joe biden's win. ever since donald trump left office, we have been wondering, what will happen when the maga wing of the republican party t

. >> you've been on steve bannon's podcast. >> yes. >> multiple times.nd you are asking him to help recruit and his listeners to help recruit poll watchers. is there any concern about using that outlet on this issue when it comes to potential for harassment? >> no. i'm never telling people to harass. >> of course you're not >> i would never do that. i'm saying please go sign up. it is the number one thing i hear across the country from my voters. i am very concerned about the election. i want to make sure it is fair and transparent. >> joining us now, cnn political commentators with congressman jones, a new york democrat, and also back is republican strategist and pollster. nice to see you all again. welcome to you. >> thanks. we'll start with you. >> what is your reaction to that? sort of more broadly the notion of voter intimidation. >> voter intimidation is very real. what i would want to see from the rnc chairwoman is more honesty about the purpose of recruiting from outlets like steve bannon's show. the purpose is to intimidate folks from exercising

we also know she surrounds herself with trump lawyers, trump acolytes, steve bannon, and others. this is going to be fascinating to watch. they can do the math if they want. the number of outstanding votes is not terribly much higher than 20,481, the katie hobbs lead. so, what we've seen so far and consistently over the last six days, can you expect kari lake to get 70% or 80% or maybe more of that of the remaining vote? that's pretty unrealistic. >> john, stand by. with us is ally bone, arizona assistant secretary of state. appreciate you joining us. after tonight's drop, how many total votes are left in arizona? >> good evening. it looks like we have about 60,000 ballots left state-wide, with 20,000 both in maricopa and pima county. and -- county has a chunk left, and apache county. but for the most part we're looking at very few ballots still outstanding. >> o 60,000, you said. >> that's right. >> and do you believe the arizona governor's race will go to a recount? >> so, the recount statute right now says if the margin is within .5%. right now secretary hobbs is outside of th

said that balsinaro should not agree to leave, steve bannon it also comes as protests erupted across brazil. look at this today police fired tear gas at balsinaro supporters and truckers they blocked 200 roads including a highway leading to brazil's largest airport in sao paulo that blocked a forced the can'tlation of at least it a flights today brazil's supreme court has ordered highway police to take all necessary measures to clear the words. balsinaro's supporters say they are trying to paralyze the country in order to draw a military intervention. they say it was a way to overturn the election results. ian bremer, president of the eurasia group and author of the bok "the power of crisis." ian, was that the closest thing we'll get to a concession? i mean, does this calm everything down now? what's your take in. >> yeah. that's about as close as bohsanaro's ego would permit him, 27 hours after the election results were known he said nothing in public and timely after making journalists wait for an hour and a half and said in two minutes okay, i'm going to respect the constitution a

. >> steve bannon, i'm no steve kornacki. i probably could not describe you, it's important to note that vindman speeds have different roles. some states are elected, some states they're appointed. in this [inaudible] you're counting arizona michigan and [inaudible] pennsylvania, that's not a race. it's an appointed position. but you added pennsylvania to that mix, you have four states where you have deniers or governors who can win the election, could install a denier in that spot. these are places where the presidential election in 2024 could be decided. >> that's exactly right. i think you're not alone and not being able to identify that secretary of state. that's common across the country. relatively obscure [inaudible] but as you know this year is a different story, i think when we look ahead, [inaudible] who's dispensable tell trying, so to find the results. it's all the more significant, republicans and nominated extremists. video craig pots, people who are out of their mind when it comes to elections. that combination

why isn't steve bannon yelling stop the vote in arizona, stop the vote in nevada? because he understands how the process works and it will help republicans this time. >> you know, you look at how it all ended up, and the down ballot races for attorney general and secretary of state where election deniers were on the ballot, they overwhelmingly lost. >> right. >> incumbents, whether republican or democrat, who weren't deniers, they managed to hold their offices. people do not like sore losers. this has been going on for years now. even a certain point, you know, democratic activists got over complaining about gore versus bush and moved on. but, like, this is really going such a strong way, and they're going to lose and keep losing because people want to look forward. >> the greatest example of that is kemp in georgia. you know, stacey abrams, again, she helped organize that state. kemp, though, fared better than herschel walker for quite a few reasons, but one was he told donald trump he lost. and there are a lot of people in those suburbs that were, like, okay, her

his former advisers podcast, or steve bannon, said somehow the results in arizona should not be certified. he said on his podcast that the certification of arizona should somehow be blocked. i don't know how he intends to do that. but it's an open question what kari lake is going to do now that nbc news has projected that she has lost the race for governor. both she and the republican candidate for arizona's attorney general whose race has not yet been called, they are both alleging egg voter suppression against their voters somehow in arizona. just a couple of hours, ago kari lake went on fox news and called the election there in arizona a, quote, botched. she said she does not know what the remedy for that should be but she says she doesn't know how you can certify an election that was so clearly botched. she also said that she just knows that the people of arizona wouldn't vote for her opponent. secretary of state, katie hobbs. remember, arizona has been the sight of some intense protests sparked by election denial including armed protesters turning up outside the maricopa county cente

you're gonna hear from people like steve bannon, marjorie taylor greene is gonna be there among otherns not understood that this type of branding hurts them? like, why is this happening after this major loss that they just saw? >> yeah, i think what's going to happen is that they are going to continue this very harsh and really nasty and hateful rhetoric with their base. and they'll do it with these kinds of conferences. and you'll see, steve bannon, kendis owens, benny johnson, some very angry, very hateful people are going to be at that conference, talking to the base. i think they're gonna talk about is how to talk to these people who don't understand that. how do we talk to these people who don't understand our ideas are good ideas. they're gonna talk at these conferences about how to soft pedal some of this hate. so, we should continue to be very, very scared of these people. they have a tremendous amount of money. they have donors that pump millions and millions of dollars into their organizations every year. they do a tremendous amount on social media to get their message acros

. >> so this announcement that the president was going make this announcement tomorrow steve bannon's podcast and they were saying on there that they thought that the president's announcement tomorrow is going to be, quote, very professional and very buttoned up. not really 2 things you hear being pinned to a president trump's speech. i'm wondering what you think. expect him to say tomorrow. >> i think it will be the usual bombast and bluster. and if first, if in some of the wonderful world he's able to be professional and buttoned up for, you know, 5 or 8 minute announcement. i think that that won't matter because he'll immediately took to trust social and let the world know what really thinks. you know, this is a man who's been waiting to retake the spotlight and has been frustrated that he has been able to announce another run for presidency since probably about january 20th of 2021. and i think the recent days criticism of his of his some of his acolytes performance in the mid terms has only exacerbated his. urged to go out and defend his record and reclaim and they're a narrative

but he is acting in the same way steve bannon did and steve bannon was convicted of contempt of congressse he thinks he is simply above the law and it seems to be a contagious condition for people who hang around with donald trump. they think they can just snub the rule of law and give the finger to the congress of the united states. >> very quick question for you. you described yourself as running out of time on this committee. are you confident that in the next six weeks you'll be able to wrap up the work you need to do? >> one always wishes for more time when completing an investigation. but i will tell you that all of the major elements of this hit on american democracy have been exposed. and we know about the effort to get the legislature to override the people, to get the election officials to change the results, and then the effort to get vice president pence to step outside his constitutional role, and just anoint donald trump the president. so the public understands all of those things. there are many more details to come. and history will unfold some of them for us. i would be

last night, they were with steve bannon. earlier this it week, they were with charlie kirk. somebody who has propagated the idea, the notion of a war on white people. yesterday, they were with this guy named jack, a conservative provocateur, one of the lead promoters of pizza gate. and then there's wendy rogers, and i just want to let everyone understand who she is, a current state senator in arizona who is censured by her own state senate, republican majority state senate, after posting anti-semitic racist tweets, just one of them, i stand with the christians worldwide, not the global bankers who are shoving godlessness in our face. and she had a white nationalist conference and talked about galows to hang political opponents and i want to show you at one of the events we were at over the course of the weekend and in which kari lake invited that wendy rogers to the stage. take a listen. >> wendy rogers is a grandma who loves grand babies and she fights for arizona and i tell you what, because she fights for arizona, you know how many text messages i got last session? you ne

. >> come on out, steve bannon!> reporter: one of the most prominent election deniers is arizona's gubernatorial candidate kari lake. >> turn around. because they always tell me the media nobody wants -- the elections were the most fair and honest. everything was fine. don't ask. how dare you question. let them know. do you want fair and honest elections? let them know. >> reporter: in mesa, arizona, a group was just barred from coming within 75 feet of a ballot drop box after some of its armed members were accused of intimidating voters. >> i expect to win. >> reporter: in ohio last night, senate candidate j.d. vance said he'll accept the results of his own race, but stands by his criticisms of 2020. >> i just want elections to be as good as they possibly can be. ohio is a great model. but i think other states could do a lot better. >> reporter: two years after that election in 2020, there is still no evidence of systematic voting problems. in his speech, president biden argued that election lies and conspiracy the

other high profile people found the committee's order include roger stone, steve bannon, mike flynn,at least three of them are known to be under criminal investigation by doj. and the oath keepers and proud boys have -- members of both groups have pled guilty to seditious conspiracy. what does this list say to you? what are they looking for? >> what it says to me is that donald trump was the central person this the scheme to overturn the election. you know, we can talk about john eastman or mark meadows. but none of those people are doing what they're doing without donald trump's commitment to refuse to acknowledge the results of the election and to look for any way possible to stay in office. and so they're looking at all the different threads of this, of this plot, you know, the fake electors. the amassing of the crowd at the ellipse. the violent attack by domestic violent extremist groups. all of these different threads of the investigation all lead back to donald trump. so anything he has, anything documents, any piece of paperwork, should be given to the committee according to t

. >> come on out, steve bannon. >> reporter: one of the most prominent is arizona's gubernatorial candidate kari lake. >> turn around, because they always tell me in the media that nobody wants it. the elections were the most fair and honest. everything was fine, don't ask-- how dare you question. let them know, do you want fair and honest elections? let them know. >> this is very different than what we've seen newscast. >> reporter: cbs news election law contributor david becker says all the high-profile and basbaseless skepticism is emboldening outside groups like the one in mesa, arizona, that was just barred from coming within 75 feet of a ballot drop box after some of its armed members were accused of intimidating voters. >> certainly with the election officials i talk to, the threats they've received, the abuse and harassment they've received, that has not receded. that has been steady and in some ways has ramped up a little bit. >> i expect to win. >> reporter: in ohio last night, senate candidate j.d. vance says he'll accept the results of his own race but stands by his criticisms o

backed by political operatives like former trump adviser steve bannon.s these school boards, they are the key that picks the lock. tell us about what you did in tarrant county. since then those school boards have begun to put new restrictions on books and gender identity issues. the owner of patriot mobile recruited long—time political operator to help mobilise the christian message. every mother of school age kids, it's really quite concerning. we have never in the city is that we were dealing with had christianity so attacked. attacked, what do you mean? look at some of the public comments in school boards, bill calling christianity a terrible racist bigoted thing. and the reason we started with school boards is because that is the level of government that is most impacting the future of our country. what we were seeing is the indoctrination instead of education. do you have a responsibility back into the schools in some way? no question. we need to have a little bit more faith in schools in the sense of, we have to remove what i feel is ungodly stuff

the trump endorsed former local news anchor is a rising star campaigning with steve bannon. >> we're going to rip them to shreds on november 8. >> reporter: the key races appear to be a dead heat leaving voters divided ton tissues. >> my social security, my whole life is at stake, and all the rights of children and grandchildren, you know, i feel responsible. >> the economy, more than anything, you know, who i think would be best for the economy, also the border. >> reporter: in a state where the vast majority vote early, nyree foster plans to go to the polls tomorrow. >> i'm just kind of one of those people i know that it's a need and something i'll follow through on. >> reporter: because these races are thought to be so close, a new arizona law could come into play. any race that finishes within half a point automatically goes to a recounted, and those recounts wouldn't start till december. norah. >> o'donnell: sounds like voters are earn niced. kris van cleave, thank you. for a closer look at control of song and the fate of president biden's agenda for the next two years, cbs's sc

. >> come on >> come on out, steve bannon. >> reporter: one of the most prominent is arizona's gubernatorialdate kari lake. >> turn around, because they always tell me in the media that nobody wants it. the elections were the most fair and honest. everything was fine, don't ask-- how dare you question. let them know, do you want fair and honest elections? let them know. >> reporter: in mesa, arizona, a group was barred from coming within 75 feet of a ballot drop box after some of its armed members were accused of intimidating voters. >> reporter: in ohio last night, j.d. vance said he'll accept the results of his own race, but stands by his criticisms of 2020. >> i just want >> i just want elections to be as good as they possibly can be. ohio is a great model, but i think other states could do a lot better. >> reporter: two years after the >> reporter: two years after that election in 2020, there is still no evidence of systematic voting problems. in his speech, president biden argued that election lies and conspiracy series could spark chaos once again the way they did on january 6. >> o'do

steve bannon is arguing for a more forceful, explicit, not in direct use of race. i think you could argue even mitt romney apply these kind of kind of things because he would say nobody asks me about my birth certificate. so, i mean, these are the the racial aspects i think has been the re-emphasized because. i'm not criticizing the work of going beyond and looking at long southern strategy because i think it's it has a lot of of usefulness. but as we go that particular direction, i don't think we should lose of the fact that it's it's intention and intention is very important. it was racialist in the beginning. so that was what i produced. okay. wonderful. thank you so much to the three of you for such an amazing start to this. i can't wait to sort of dive in more and lean into some some more conversation about this what we've sort proposed and maybe you've covered that already is i'll start out a question i had in mind as a sort of very not easy one, but a very sort of like basic one about how we might define the southern strategy, but i think there's been so muc

we had that ability because of the weirdness that steve bannon decided to send us voter data to the u. k. and then weirdly make it a part of that country's jurisdiction if steve ban and had kept the cambridge analytic a data in united states, i would not have been able to do what i did. so fascinating me is to ask you both real quick, are free and fair elections in the united states in the u. k. really possible. now brittany, i believe it's possible, but it's going to take generational change on the education and awareness front for people to understand what happen in elections like the types of content they're being shown, the amount of money that is spent on just information, both from american political organizations as well as or in countries that are paying to influence and change who might be elected and who might attend certain seats. so that's one thing. secondly, on the legislation front, we still don't have federal legislation in the united states. there are plenty of countries around the world, especially with super national legislation in europe that are starting to protec

trump-endorsed former local news anchor is a rising star on the right, campaigning last night with steve bannon. >> we're going to rip them to shreds on november 8th. >> reporter: the key races appear to shbe a dead heat, leaving voters divided on the issues. >> my social security, my whole life is at stake. and all the rights of children and grandchildren, you know? i feel responsible. >> the economy more than anything, you know, who i think would be best for the economy. also the border. >> reporter: because these races are thought to be so close, a new arizona law could come into play. any race that finishes within half a point automatically goes to a recount, and those recounts wouldn't start until december. norah. >> sounds like voters are energized. kris van cleave, thank you. >>> in a new interview tonight, house speaker nancy pelosi is opening up about the brutal home invasion attack on her husband, saying it will have an impact on her decision whether to retire. pelosi says capitol police knocked on her door in washington early that morning, telling her that her husband had been violen

the fact that jason miller went on steve bannon's show, what does that mean?s. jump in. >> you know, donald trump is not going to go away, nicole. even if he doesn't announce or he does announce, even if the party wants to put him in their rearview mirror, he is someone who doesn't go away. the extent to which he feels deeply damaged by the label of being a loser, coming out of these midterms, and the fact that he's trying to claim credit for the trumpists in sheep's clothing, like glenn youngkin in virginia, or a trumpist in wolf's clothing like ron desantis in florida, because they were successful candidates, when in fact i think both of them have gone out of their way to embrace trumpism but not campaign with trump. most of the other people that he expressly campaigned with lost on tuesday night, and he knows that, and the party knows that. and no one in the party would really take him on prior to tuesday because they believe that still had a magical sway over voters. he still has the strong sway over his base, over that 30% or so of republicans who love hi

to live in and i think it is a foreshadowing for the next eight days actually because you have steve bannon going on air to his media outlets saying look what's happening in brazil. we are not going to let that happen here and ? this radicalized effort of people who want to intimidate voters and i think he is pulling from the playbook saying see what's happening here if he stands up and says i'm not going to concede that's with the candidates need to do but the people can say no and say i'm going to elect people to represent me. >> just last week president trump made a comment in a tucker carlson documentary an idea of blake masters you can't go soft. and does this foreshadow in some respects people are looking to see if this will work and a nod towards here in eight days? soon thehe republicans i speak that point to countries in south america we are not those countries they talk about these places like they are terrible places why are you letting his twin brother do exactly what he is doing down there so this is the thing, they need to pay attention because what they do is heighten people'