i think more than a steve bannon would want to do. there's something kind of destructive about bannon's of economic populism. i don't think he'd mind if the banks failed, sort of crashed, but i don't think he'd be bending over backwards to be, you know, sending big stimulus checks to working class people, that sort of thing. but but but it's worth saying, too, there is a little bit of an overlap between biden. he's decided to hang on to trump's tariffs on chinese imports and economic nationalism. this is now a bipartisan thing, isn't it? i think it is for for certain elements of. the democratic party. what was interesting to me is that that was really a that i think warren first and then bernie kind of carried forward in democratic politics biden who's political persona was always kind of working class union scranton joe but was known early in his career as being a great friend of corporate america has really kind of come around on that and up their version of economic populism to the extent that you now see him marching on uaw picket

yes, in steve bannon world, this was the story of last week. this is the special election to replace george santos. there's no suggestion there was anything wrong with the count or anything wrong with the conduct of the election, but it doesn't matter. a democrat won, so therefore, steve bannon tells his acolytes and his followers that that election must have been stolen because a democrat won and they should not respect the results. even when it doesn't matter when it's one special election for one congressional seat and there's no real controversy about it, still, you have to say elections don't count. elections aren't real. now, on top of that, we have the republican national committee losing its chair, ronna romney-mcdaniel, being replaced summarily by a north carolina republican who is reportedly considered by trump to be more solid specifically on the issue of throwing out election results. ms. mcdaniel was no slouch on this issue herself, but apparently, trump wants something even stronger specifically on that point. he's a stop the stea

and indeed, — steve bannon, a convicted criminal.on, a convicted criminal. and indeed, i think even in that context. — and indeed, i think even in that context, something was said about tommy— context, something was said about tommy robinson, the extreme right win- tommy robinson, the extreme right wing british politician, to which she didn't — wing british politician, to which she didn't demur. sol wing british politician, to which she didn't demur. so i think there's something — she didn't demur. so i think there's something very strange going on on the extreme right, and it's very disheartening to see any british politician, especially a mainstream one, signing up to it.— one, signing up to it. let's move on, talk about _ one, signing up to it. let's move on, talk about divisive _ one, signing up to it. let's move on, talk about divisive politics. l when the commons speaker apologised for his part in creating the chaos on wednesday night's vote on gaza, he explained that his decisions had, in part, been motivated by fear. fear for

laura asked 0liver dowden about that appearance by steve bannon when tommy _ appearance by steve bannoned as a hero and _ tommy robinson was described as a hero and liz— tommy robinson was described as a hero and liz truss didn't pull out. well, steve bannon is going to say that sort of thing. that is what he is going to say. i thought andy burnham may didn't really interesting point to laura when you mentioned that suella braverman article where they have taken control of this and they have taken control of that. andy burnham says can you imagine if somebody had written that about jewish people? that would likely have been condemned by everybody as anti—semitism and get suella braverman says that about islamists and oliver dowden doesn't call it out. back to my theme about sliding doors, let's listen to both together. 0liver dowden on laura kuenssberg and... dodd and sir robert buckland on radio forth. what i would say in respect of what suella said is i disagree with what she said but i think that's is in a different category. i disagree with the comments. by the way, i believe i in t

it all seemed to start with trump ally, steve bannon. yes, that steve bannon. there is only one. e declared. why? bannon believed that candidate would be a useful quote, chaos agent. he could stoke anti vax sentiments in the 2024 race. how dark is that? in fact, rfk junior was reportedly approached by trump's advisers by joining the republican ticket as trump's running mate. something that steve bannon said, what help trump win a name massive landslide over joe biden. likewise, rfk junior has been endorsed by -- including timothy mullen. i guy who gave $20 million to group supporting trump in 2020. $20 million. he is already donated at least 15 million to his supporting kennedy. and yes, that is the very same super pac that paid $7 million for the super bowl ad. and other, words mega republicans are propping up the campaign of a fringe candidate, anti vaxxer who happens to have a very famous last name. falsely portraying him by the way, as a legitimate air to the kennedy legacy. robert kennedy junior may be a spoiler who could tip the election in trump's favor. his candidacy as an

now, steve bannon was talking about tommy robinson, the founder of the english defence league, someonecalled him a hero and she was standing alongside it. didn't challenge it. let's show it to viewers. i don't understand this. the grooming situation, _ tommy robinson, all these heroes fought at the rape situation. and in that community, - you can have a special election and you may have a radical jihadist partx _ send somebody to comments after all that problem... - that... that is correct. | do you think, as sajid javid said, | former colleague of yours, senior conservative, that liz truss should have known better? do you think, as sajid javid said, former colleague of yours, senior conservative, that liz truss should have known better? she also talked about the deep state undermining which many of our viewers would know is a conspiracy theory. should she have known better? well, we saw one one small clip from this clip from... she should have called it out then. what i would say is that when the cameras are on you and you've got a big debate going on, you sometimes don't catch every

she was filled with one of donald trump's friends, steve bannon, this week.n was talking about tommy robinson, the founder of the english defence league, who has a string of convictions. he called him a hero and she was standing alongside and did not challenge it. let's show it to the viewers. do you think, as sajid javid said, former colleague of yours, that liz truss should have known better? she also talked about the deep state undermining her, which many other reviewers would say is a conspiracy theory. she should have called it out. what i say is that when the cameras are on you and you have got a big debate going on, you sometimes don't catch every single word that someone says. that is for liz to explain why she did not call it out at the time. i know this sounds like a slightly trite point, but when you've body is on you, a debate going on, sometimes you not catch everything. your extremism chief, robin simcox, sat in the chair last week and we had a serious discussion about all of this. he told us about the rising anti—semitism and also the rise in i

the idea that steve bannon -- is solely responsible for the foh pitiful fundraising in the committee is laughable. that's not it. but it does remain true that the maga movement has had it with the rnc, which is ironic for a number of reasons. first of all because chair rnc chair is so pro maga, she tried to pressure nikki haley to drop out, only for trump to stab mcdaniel in the back so he could play the dictator and say that he should stay in the race. trump of all people is partially responsible for the rnc's financial woes. because his super pacs are hoovering up all of the small dollar donations so he can use them to play his tens of millions of dollars in legal bills. to be clear, it is always the case, to some extent, the presidential candidate in their movement controls the purse strings of their party in the election year. but trump is on another level. as he subsumes the public and party in his own party of one. you can see the trickle down effect as the republican party destroys itself like a snake eating its own tale. a lot of the problems become trump himself is a conspir

the fourth is trump aide steve bannon, who got a federal pardon from his former boss on his last day n office. although i should mention bannon now faces state charges. basically for the same fraud in new york state. on friday, a new york judge ordered trump himself to pay more than $450 million including interest in a civil fraud case involving his real estate businesses. but don't worry, if that sounds like a lot of money, a new gofundme campaign has raised half a million dollars already to help the former president to that end. more than $27 million in trump campaign fund-raising went to his legal fees in the last half of last year alone. now that trump's working to put his own people in charge of the national republican party, some senior republicans are saying they're worried he'll end up tapping republican party coffers as well. the prospect of keeping many people up at night is the idea that it will be a foreign government, some sort of foreign entity, perhaps a hostile one, that could decide they'll just cover it all. how would that fit with trump's announced plans for a secon

state of affairs at the rnc and they are looking to install maga loyalist at the top, something steve bannon advocated earlier this week when he called for the ouster of party chair ronna romney mcdaniel. >> why is running danielle, they don't want to accuse they understand their kabul ball. what in the hell was rnc doing? [applause] the guilty of a mortal sin against this republic, and that scene is not going to go away until she is removed as the chairman of the rnc. [applause] i'm tired of the happy talk. you know why she's got to take a line of credit? because you cut her off. right? i said not another penny, none another 25 bucks or 50 bucks a month, not one cent until they are gone. >> okay let's be clear here. the idea that steve bannon -- is solely responsible for the pitiful fundraising in the committee is laughable. that's not it. but it does remain true that the maga movement has had it with the rnc, which is ironic for a number of reasons. first of all because chair rnc chair is so pro maga, she tried to pressure nikki haley to drop out, only for trump to stab mcdaniel in the bac

it's not just for stephen miller and steve bannon. >> by the way, stephen miller's family was a family that came here by migration. so did ron desantis's family. hegrandmother got here like the year before donald trump's too, before the immigration laws. >> we don't level with each other because one of the reasons why we are enjoying such an economic bump -- >> immigration. >> it's immigration. literally the folks who have crossed the border and said, you know what, and this is what we forget really unifies us. the folks that come to the united states as immigrants, they come with this idea that they can be the best version of themselves in this country. it is -- we have our ancestors of entrepreneurs and we forget that is the loofblood that again, who is afraid of that? the russians and the chinese. we have to be very, very clear that what is happening right now on social media when they're trying to separate us, yes, it's the far right, but the algorithms fed to us are also foreign actors recognizing that our achilles heel is the racism. that our unity and our multicultural strength

people who had committed gifts against their own supporters, people like steve bannon, who got a pardon. you look at what vocabulary is right now with regard to the january six terrorists that they are political prisoners, that that that they're hostages need to be pardoned the minute that he resumes office being, you know, for a party that masquerades as the party of quote law and order, it's how many of them are part of a massive criminal enterprise at this point. and then just ahead a little bit, do we think that a conviction and i realize we're not sure for a lot of reasons why this will happen before next election day, but would that hurt him with independent voters, moderate voters that hurt him at the polls with some republicans. is there any way to guess? yes all polls suggest that. okay, although i think depends on the case. i mean, the federal january case, you know, i think a lot of people see that as that was, an attempt to overthrow democracy, think people see the classified documents case in a different this is a real poll that that's the one that's least likely to out rig

do you want to put steve bannon and according >> yeah. >> absolutely. and i guarantee you that that is already happening. the ad makers are very busy. they have a lot of content from this past weekend but this, i think underscores the choice that we have, and i think the reason why nikki haley is staying in because she's right that there are a lot of voters within the gop that are not happy with donald trump. and i agree with nikki haley and what she said in south carolina donald trump cannot beat joe biden. and that is part of the reason because this, this election is going to be about a contrast if it is donald trump against joe biden. joe biden is a decent president who has had historic accomplishments. he's going to boost the economy for everyone, protect our rights and freedoms. one of the other things that we didn't play is something nobody else talking about how the gop with trump at the helm is going to finish destroying our democracy. and that's gonna be a huge, huge message going into the 24 election >> you know, it's interesting, you bring th

your last book, "devil's bargain," was about steve bannon and the rise of the far right populism.f populism in the progressive movement. is this what you brought us for valentine's day? >> [laughs] i am giving you the gift of a book that is not about trump or biden or the depressing presidential rematch that is going to dominate our lives for the next nine months. >> jordan: yes. [laughs] >> that is my gift to you this valentine's day. >> jordan: thank you. for people who need a break, read about bernie sanders. >> there you go. it will cheer you up. >> jordan: yes. you talk about this book, about the rise of the left and the progressive movement and populism. and also, you talk about how it has a symbiotic relationship with the more moderate wing. the joe biden side of it all. talk to me about how you see those two things working symbiotically. >> yeah. the book starts in 2008 because i date the rise of this left populist movement to the reaction from the financial crisis. after that, everybody was angry. there was a big backlash. on the right, it led to the tea party and to dona

well, steve bannon is going to say that sort of thing. that is what he is going to say.rol of this and they have taken control of that. andy burnham says can you imagine if somebody had written that aboutjewish people? that would likely have been condemned by everybody as anti—semitism and get suella braverman says that about islamists and oliver dowden doesn't call it out. weight and oliver dowden doesn't call it out- weigh— and oliver dowden doesn't call it out,wei..h ., , ., out. weight back to my theme about slidin: out. weight back to my theme about sliding doors. _ out. weight back to my theme about sliding doors, let's _ out. weight back to my theme about sliding doors, let's listen _ out. weight back to my theme about sliding doors, let's listen to - out. weight back to my theme about sliding doors, let's listen to both - sliding doors, let's listen to both together — sliding doors, let's listen to both together. 0liver dowden on laura kuenssberg and... together. oliver dowden on laura kuenssberg and... suella braverman on... but kuenssberg and... suella braverma

truss's comments about the so—called deep state, or rather not criticising comments about that from steve bannonw liz truss had been there during exchanges in america about tommy robinson, calling tommy robinson a thug, so, keir starmer also robinson, calling tommy robinson a thug, so, keir starmeralso bringing more intense language. amid all of the intensity, the speaker of the house of commons, so lindsay hoyle, was strikingly almost absent. it was really noisy in there, in the commons chamber. ordinarily you would expect him to intervene two or three times to calm mps down. he was silent. why? well, that is the clearest representation yet that the row about his decisions last week is still continuing. his row about his decisions last week is still continuing.— still continuing. his authority has trained for _ still continuing. his authority has trained for henry _ still continuing. his authority has trained for henry zeffman, - still continuing. his authority has trained for henry zeffman, thankj still continuing. his authority has - trained for henry zeffman, thank you very much indeed. -- h

they are not trying to keep steve bannon or michael flynn away from donald trump. everybody can call up donald trump if they like. everybody can goto mar-a-lago if they like. everybody has access to them. but they have also made it very clear, saying, look, we have given donald trump a political formidable political operation, that, by soon as march 19th, we could hit the number of delegates to become the presumptive nominee. so, nikki haley says she wants to take this as long as people are voting. but they may be hit that delegate threshold as soon as march 19th. and that is by and large due to the fact that they have built up an operation to not only have i what, new hampshire, and now in south carolina. already knew exactly where the voter database was looked like, and we shout to these folks and were able to -- already have 60% of the support in the states. because we know individuals and they told us repeatedly they were going to vote for us. >> that's where donald trump thinks he is going to win. tristan snell, new topic. let's talk about where donald trump h

was that consideration given to peter navarro or steve bannon both facing jail terms for contempt of congress? james comer. >> i think we got a lot of questions in. i think the deposition lasted longer than that. john what the final count was. the democrats didn't use their full hour. the way the depositions work, we get an hour and then they get an hour. we took the full first hour, they took about 20 minutes the second hour. we took another full hour. they department take but maybe 15 minutes the second hour. then we went way past the third hour. so i feel like we got a lot of questions in. i'll yield to jim jordan and let him answer that. >> sean: jim? >> no, sean, i think we had a good deposition today as we said before. we got a road map for if in fact we have a public hearing at some later point. we got these contradictory statements from hunter biden to all of the witnesses in evidence we have gathered thus far. we're going to continue. next week we have sally painter, who was with this democrat public relations firm that did work for burisma. the week after that, a public hea

steve bannon, senior adviser to donald trump, very influential right-wing podcast are now.special election was rigged for the democrats. he says, quote, they stole this election in new york. so, we are in this era now where we have one party competing to win elections, persevering year after year after year after year to win in the democratic system. level the playing field to compete and win, they are doing very well at it in the biden era. working their hearts out in a small d democratic way. but they are working against an opponent that eydoes not really want elections to determine who gets to be in political power anymore the united states. primetime weekend continues ahead, with my colleague lawrence o'donnell. lawrence o'donnell. all in one. don't take if allergic to nurtec. allergic reactions can occur, even days after using. most common side effects were nausea, indigestion, and stomach pain. ask about nurtec odt. (♪♪) it's inspiring to work at a place where our patients succeed. and where we as therapists do, too. with great benefits from principal, our clinic show

steve bannon isn't joining us again from las vegas. game? there is going to be so much action even off the field as well. >> on and off the field, no doubt, alex. but if you are trying to get on the field, this may be as close as you are going to get if you are in vegas. tickets are sold out. last thing we saw, anywhere from 6 to 9 to $11,000. really, everybody -- they're not going to be inside the stadium. what's right about this is there's so much around the, game like this nfl fan experience. you can get on a field with similar turf. kids are playing skills competition, you can see the trophy. at a lot of fun. however, it's not that main event. we are in las vegas. the main event is always better, think gambling, and sports betting this year is going to be huge. about 70 million americans expected to bid on the big game. it's all above board. it's kind of new, this relationship with the nfl in vegas as having -- happening in vegas, the super bowl right here, nobody thought was possible. the nfl didn't even want to vegas tame a few y

steve bannon, senior adviser to donald trump, very influential right-wing podcast are now. york special election was rigged for the democrats. he says, quote, they stole this election in new york. so, we are in this era now where we have one party competing to win elections, persevering year after year after year after year to win in the democratic system. level the playing field to compete and win, they are doing very well at it in the biden era. working their hearts out in a small d democratic way. but they are working against an opponent that does not really want elections to determine who gets to be in political power anymore the united states. primetime weekend continues ahead, with my colleague lawrence o'donnell. lawrence o'donnell. but now i have rinvoq. rinvoq is a once-daily pill that redhe itch and helps clear the rash of eczema—fast. some rinvoq patients felt significant itch relief as early as 2 days. some achieved dramatic skin clearance as early as 2 weeks. and many taking rinvoq saw clear or almost-clear skin. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infection

as msnbc's steve bannon reports, for biden's gop detractors in the house and senate, smirnov's claims were foundational. he was the party's star witness. sean hannity's fox news show ran with disinformation's claimed -- or this informants claims, in at least 85 separate segments last year. the republicans entire bribery conspiracy theory was based on the claims this one supposed informant made to the fbi. so, if house republicans like the speaker, mike johnson, and house oversight chair, james comer, weren't such gluttons for punishment, they would have ended their investigation a long time ago, and certainly right now, the key evidence really, the only evidence at the center of their impeachment inquiry, is now an abject lie. it's not me climbing that, it's not the democrats on capitol hill who are saying it, it's actually the special counsel, david weiss. a man appointed by former president, donald trump, who has spent years now, investigating hunter biden. but, if past is prologue, republicans will just plow ahead. regardless of the facts, regardless of this development. remember,

posobic who has his own podcast, on real american voices, which is the same television outlet that steve bannon'says on. he suggested that jack should be somebody that gets a pulitzer, not places like "the new york times" or "the washington post." jack rose to popularity, on the front lines of promoting the pizzagate conspiracy that hillary clinton and the democrats were part of a pedophilia cabal, hiding children in the basement of a pizza restaurant. jack posobic has 2.4 million followers on x. he is the editor of -- i apologize, it's losing me the top of my mind here. he has a large following that has spread. for this messaging, seeing him on stage at cpac, it's notable. it was not just wednesday but also the forefront earlier today. >> we were talking earlier with dasha burns about how cpac has become no longer a straw poll on who will be the presidential nominee but who will be the vp, and it reminded me of articles i have been reading yesterday. it's not about posobiec, but others who have definitively extreme views, including people who don't believe in democracy, including people who want

the people that were in the war room, steve bannon, roger stone, alex jones, all these other cats and line? where was the bridge of instruction between people in the white house and this plaque of lawyers, and folks who are out there taking direct action in order to suspend and invalidate a free and fair democratic election? >> rick i've gotta ask you about nikki haley. she was asked -- if she'd point pass -- here's what she said. >> i believe in the best interest of bringing the country together. i would pardon donald trump. because i think it's important for the country to move on. >> all right. someone, as a political strategist, here is that smart when you're trying to defeat the president, former president, and you trailing in the polls, to say that, and second of all, not holding trump accountable, is that really gonna bring the country together? or just the republican party? >> sadly for america, this is nikki haley warming up for her big trump endorsement in a few weeks. and do i wish she would stay in the fight and be real about this and speak the truth that she has expressed

> but trump has been very deft in his use of social media which is just flood the zone just as steve bannon thing and he talks about it's the ban and talks about that when you flood the zone, people are confused, especially when it's toxic stuff. they don't know where to turn. >> the biden >> administration madden campaign, excuse me, the administration has to really get in here and fight in the same way. unfortunately, it's not pretty sure >> it definitely will not be pretty kara swisher. thank you very much for joining us tonight. >> thanks a lot, abby >> and next, nikki haley says that she is in a clash of biblical proportions as republicans make a pilgrimage to trump's mar-a-lago home a headline or las vegas that's what i want to do. >> unlike anywhere else in the world, vegas, the story of sin city sunday at ten on cnn >> what is circle surplus of fuel you need to take flight. circle is the energy that gets you to the next level. circle is which hope for right tosses limits away circle available at walmart and drink circle.com >> stan for news about the new sling tv has same news progr

trump's saying that black voters are more likely to support them because of his indictments to steve bannon saying the big lie over and over again that the election was 20 or the 2020 election was stolen. do you have any thoughts on how biden can defeat that? because i mean, it has taken hold in the republican party and that is what we're going to be hearing throughout the rest of this campaign >> amount thought is democrats need to go on. strong and immediate with reproductive issues front and center, and also don't discount book burning. and just right now, we'll winning elections left and right, jim, we hadn't lost an election since dobbs. that's that's a fact that's an under-reported and under appreciated fact. we have a financial advantage now, and i'm a big believer in politics. when you got somebody down you just kicked the live in. you know what out of them. and i think that's it the white house need to do and i think democrats around the country need to jonas early in tanked him. is alabama ruling is literally insane and they're not paying for it yet. and we're not making them pay

would you say was that consideration given to peter navarro oenr ste steve bannon that are both facing jail terms for contempt of congress? ve bancolmer well, i think thatw got a lot of questions. tion you know, the i think the deposition lasted longer than that. jim ma ly have a better idea.t i don't know what the final count was, but the democrats s didn't use their full hour. the way the depositions work, we get a r ann hour, then they get an hour. but we took the full hour, first hour. they took about 20 minutes. the second hour, we took anothese hou toor full hour. they didn't take, but maybe th minutes, a second hour. and then wene went way past the third hour. >> so i feel like we gote a lot of. >> but i'll yield to jim jordan and let him answer that. erjim no, no, it's not.a weah, i think we had a good deposition today. as we said before, i think we've got a road map for if in fact we have a publicd map fo at some later point. and you know, we got these contradictort.y statements fromd hunter biden to all the witnesses and evidence we've gathered thus far. so we're going thu to

we'll replace it with this fire amen >> amen coming in the background from steve bannon. obviously, if a figure in the first trump administration, but he said it very baldly. welcome to the end of democracy. we are here to overthrow it completely what what do you make of the fact that they're just willing to say that out loud now >> well, part of me wonders, is this i guess i haven't seen the floor comments because i'm out here in south carolina. so you have to wonder, right as this is this a joke? is this a serious comment? but of course it stands out because of what happened with january 6 and the fact that this has been really joe biden's main argument when it comes to donald trump is the sort of argument that there is a threat to democracy and you have to assume that that sort of a clip is going to be pulled out and use going forward to benefit the biden campaign yeah. >> i mean, i just haven't covered a number of these cpac conventions over the course of the last decade to go from ronald reagan city on a hill, tear down this wall, and him being the hero of this confe

on steve bannon's. laura ingraham was ranting about me, alex jones like a whole hour about me it was it was not great for a couple of weeks. and then it sort of went away and it moved on and. a lot of i just didn't engage with, you know, i got absolutely deluged messages, emails, linkedin messages is direct, you know, direct messages on twitter, the vast majority of it. i never engage. i keep my own sort of personal life pretty tight. like i delete my information, don't talk about my family. so there really wasn't much to go on. i knew having seen these things before, that it would eventually fade away, but there were definitely some, some rather threatening messages, almost always sent people using their real names and just thinking a yahoo! email address is free. people, come on on. i've i've had people take photos of my house parties on stormfront and stuff like that, or texts that i've had to put they would do a lot is text me address. so i get text messages as live here like congratulation phones.

. >> jonathan: steve bannon said to me this week, look what we've done in a few months. we're getting rid of mcconnell. i mean, in reality, mcconnell can't be removed as leader, but he's effectively not the leader anymore. >> yeah. i think the past few days have really shown his leadership has waned. he had a lot of influence on them. he could shepherd them to go in a direction of his choosing and clearly we're seeing that fade, and not only that with his critics, but people like ted cruz, mike lee who are calling for him to step aside, they're becoming even more vocal, and then you see, again, the difference between mcconnell and trump who have totally different visions for the party, haven't spoken since january the 6th, and increasingly it's becoming clear if trump is elected to the white house, there's no place in mcconnell in terribles of leadership. a lot of people are saying this behind the scenes. >> jonathan: this former president who left the second impeachment and insurrection on capitol hill just last night is talking about how he would encourage russia to do

this week, here is far-right conspiracy theorist jacques basaltic at cpac in a panel hosted by steve bannon i just wanted to say, look, welcome to the end of democracy we are here to overthrow a completely we didn't get all the way there on january 6, but we will we all endeavor to get rid of it and replace it with this right here. we'll replace it with this higher amen that's right because all glory, all glory is not to government. all glory to god >> what he was holding up there as a necklace is a cross necklace is what i'm told. so you can't see in that clip se what do you do? with this, these messages >> i mean, personally light my hair on fire, but i've been doing that for about 67 years because i mean, in all seriousness, this was the lament of folks like me who saw what trump was going to do to the republican party. he was not only going to convince conservatives to jettison the conservatism, but maybe even christians to jettison the family values, the morality, the christianity that had been foundational and now they're leading with this false this sort of false prophet christianity

you know, steve bannon, as far o as i know, he did not get a second chance to ask for a new subpoena.or did peter navarro. and why did why did they accommodate that and why did they accommodate the request not to videotaped the deposition . i don't think there was any need to offer any concessions ay to hunter biden. >> your thoughtsd ? well, they have been accommodating to a degree that some people have questionedey have why he was in flagrant violation and contempt of congress and they could have proceeded along those lines. >>n pr i part of the reason that they were accommodating is that this is a targeton environment. there's virtually no answer that hunter give to some of these questions. i think that word extricate him from the situation. i mean, he's going to have this destrohe is going y intent posie he's he is going to insist that he wasn't just his father's name, that he was this globe trotting business genius. and at the same time, when he gets into trouble, he's likely to go back to thats argument that, well, during that period, i was effectivelyet a blacked out, you know,

surrounded by people like james mattis in the second term, he'd be surrounded by people more like steve bannon. that is reason for concern. >> he says what he says, he's did he do this with the muslim ban? everyone was saying he wasn't going to do it. and then of course he tried to do it. >> he believes what he says. and believe what he says. i mean, you can quote my angelou when someone tells you who they are, believe them. i mean, he says it out loud in in very uncertain terms and marco rubio's but i mean, this is another for me looking at marco rubio. it's another example of just how all of the independent thought within the gop has just collapsed in front of trump. >> i want to pick up on this year, the democratic response because trump had barely gotten the words out of his mouth and president biden jumped on his comments about nato. here's president biden >> know, or the president. our history has ever bowed down to a russian dictator for god's sake, it's dumb, is shameful as dangerous. it's un-american and in a poll last spring, 62% of americans had a favorable view of nato, while 35% h