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a when even steve bannon is like woo, this guy appears to be for sale, steve bannon right now has been sentenced to prison for a massive -- steve bannon has been sentenced to prison and is out of prison while his appeal is pending. steve bannon has been put up on charges that had to be pardonedh by trump for an alleged massive fraud scheme. steve bannon is going to be charged for that mass allege -- alleged massive fraud scheme inh new york state court. and steve bannon is like woo, seems a little transactional, i don't know. this guy appears to be for sale. if steve bannon is saying you appear to be a little fraudy, a little for sale, a little transactional, that means you have ceased to be subtle about it. and this is the part of the commercial where the very w unsubtle pitchman starts talking what a big sale this is indeed. this is the part of the s commercial where the guy starts saying things like "everything must go." because the need for money here is real.ne on friday, donald trump had to put up cash and collateral for l $91 million bond in the new york case in which he was fou

if you get steve bannon it'll be even _ steve bannon it'll be even better.for even me. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. bbc news, bringing you different stories from accros the uk. - one, two, three four. i'm alex james, the front man of the uk's first duchenne muscular dystrophy fronted rock band. duchenne muscular dystrophy is a rare, life limiting, muscle wasting condition. in terms of being a front man and having this disability, how does that make your experience of playing music different from every other front man? i would say a lot of factors come into this because access is one of the main things. i have to contact venues directly, so when we do our headline gig at the independent in sunderland, for example, we will have to use an airfoot pump to get up onto the stage. are you looking forward to it? very much so, yeah. there are not many electric wheelchair front men like me. for more stories like this| from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. among 15 states that are voting on this super tues

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when president trump holds a fundraiser the likes of rudy giuliani, steve bannon are present. when president biden holds a fundraiser it is the current president's. it is lizzo singing, it is stephen colbert hosting, here is what former president obama had to say thursday night. >> at the end of the day what you want not just out of your president, but out of your government is people whose values are rooted in wanting to make sure everybody gets a shot. that is who joe biden is. who is it that really sees you and cares about you? i am pretty confident the other guy doesn't. this guy does. that is why we are going to have to fight so hard. >> over the course of administrations how they deal with emergencies is something voters watch very clearly. that is something we are seeing playing out in real time as it relates to the baltimore bridge collapse. we realize it is a whole of government approach and dozens of agencies are respond. pete buttigieg was on this morning thanks $60 million is going to the rebuild and the cleaning up of the wreckage. that is a drop in the bucket of

in steve bannon world, this was the story of last week. this is the special election to replace george santos. there is no suggestion there was anything wrong with the count, or anything wrong with the conduct of that election at all. but it does not matter. a democrat one. and therefore, steve bannon tells his acolyte and his followers, that that election west have been, stolen and they should not respect the results of it. even when it does not matter, when it's one special election for one congressional seat, and there's no controversy about, it still, you have to say elections don't count, elections aren't real. now, on top of that, we have got the republican national committee losing its chair, ronna romney mcdaniel. she's 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. and ms. mcdaniel was no slouch on this issue herself, but apparently trump wants someone even stronger specifically on that point. he's a stop th

that's a decision for the judge, but steve bannon's case is older. steve bannon's case has been occupying that spot. i think there's a real problem here. i think there's a real question now about whether this case gets tried before the election at all. and it seemed five hours ago like this one was virtually certain you think it may not get tried before the election? i do. i do. because if you have the steve bannon case there blocking off may, june, maybe into july, it's a complicated case. >> when are you going to start this case >> into september, october. that's i think too close to the election. i think there's now for the first time a real question about whether this case getting it's tried before the november election. >> but that means there's a question of if any case gets tried this tomorrow, the georgia decision is coming where we find out a fani willis stays on the case. if she does, that's really notable because that means it will continue. yeah. but if she doesn't, there is virtually no chance that goes before the election. >> i think ei

steve bannon suggests donald trump has been bought.ve bannon, the former advisor suggested on saturday that the former president was paid off after a shift in his stance on senator manchin or. o when even steve bannon is like, this guy appears to be for ea sale, he has been sentenced to prison and is out of prison while his appeal is pending. he has been put up on charges that had to be pardoned by trump for an alleged massive fraud scheme. he is going to be charged for that alleged massive fraud scheme. and he is saying it is a little transactional. this guy appears to be for sale. if steve bannon is saying you appear to be a little for sale, that means you have ceased to be subtle about it. this is the part of the commercial or this commercial where the pitchman starts talking about what a big sale this is, indeed. where everything must go. because the need for money is real. on friday, donald trump had to put up cash and collateral for a $91 million bond in the case in which he was found liable for repeatedly defaming e. jean carrol

you met another friend, steve bannon? yeah. who was donald trump's chief strategist. self as a right—wing populist nationalist. yes, he does. and he's described you as a future prime minister. well, steve has all sorts of opinions and some we might agree with and some we might not. but forgive me, he offers you a model, doesn't he? which is the so—called maga movement, make america great movement, those red baseball caps we see on all trump supporters. before that, what was called the tea party. yeah. what they did is they effectively took over the big party. yes. they were separate. yes. is that the model you're now pursuing? well, that's a very interesting question, because, of course, if we had open primaries in this country, then... i mean, i tell you what, if there was an open primary right now, a rerun of the conservative leadership and it was myself against sunak, i think i'd win. i genuinely think i'd win amongst conservative members and registered conservative supporters — if we had the american system, i would win. reform, with or without me. and by the way,

you met another friend, steve bannon? yeah. who was donald trump's chief strategist. cribed himself as a as a right wing populist nationalist. yes, he does. and he's described you as a future prime minister. well, steve has all sorts of opinions and some we might agree with and some we might not. but forgive me, he offers you a model, doesn't he? which is the so—called maga movement, make america great movement, those red baseball caps we see on all trump supporters. before that, what was called the tea party. yeah. what they did is they effectively took over the big party. yes. they were separate. yes. is that the model you're now pursuing? well, that's a very interesting question, because, of course, if we had open primaries in this country, then... i mean, i tell you what, if there was an open primary right now, a rerun of the conservative leadership and it was myself again, soon i think i'd win. now, a rerun of the conservative leadership and it was myself against sunak, i think i'd win. i genuinely think i'd win amongst conservative members and registered conserva

listen to steve bannon.level position in the white house if trump prevails in november, here's what he said about democrats on his podcast this week. >> fight fire with fire. these people are evil. they're demonic. they're destroying our country. look at what they're doing right now on this invasion of the southern border and what's happening. you talk about replacement theory. on the evening after we've won, the accountability project is going to start, and it's going to be thorough this time. it's going to be deep. it's going to be meaningful, right? and it's not going to we the peter navarro's of the world going to be in prison. it's going to be they're going to be in prison. yes, prison because that's where they deserve to be for trying to destroy this country, the greatest republic -- the greatest republic in the history of man kind. >> tim? >> well, look, some of this is bluster. you can see his stupid smirk there when he's saying that, right? some of this is false threats, but you still need to take i

he may not be the last, of course, steve bannon was also convicted, unlike navarro, he was able to do delay his sentence. what happened there? yeah. he's received the same sentences. peter navarro of four months, but it is on hold because steve bannon has a claim before the appeals court what happened in his case. >> that is >> a little bit different. they did the same thing ultimately with congress. they both got these subpoenas in the house january 6 investigation and didn't respond to them any substantial way, didn't show up for testimony. but bannon's difference is that he had a letter that served as what he believed could be some sort of evidence showing that maybe he was directed by donald trump not to show up. now, why he's appealing and why hits on hold is because that particular letter cause of the law. he couldn't show that at his trial, so his attorneys are appealing on a lot of legal issues around how to prosecute these cases. what actually he could bring into court about executive privilege and as a defense a very different situation than what peter navarro is experiencin

i mean, even steve bannon, this is related. what others have said here is that, you know, steve bannon, i apologize for being the only who uses profanity up here. i generally don't. it. but we're still talking about some subjects that seem to require so so so, you know, steve bannon at the beginning of the trump administration said that the media is the opposition party. and the way to deal with that is flood the zone with --. so a lot of what we're seeing is flooding of the zone with -- and i think what we can do is like, first of all, i think we need to think through what objective reporting is and rededicate ourselves to that which is not balance, not false equivalence, not both sides ism, but open minded, thorough, rigorous journalism that doesn't that we're we're not presuming we know the answers before you even ask the questions. and so being open to the evidence and calling the shots based where the evidence points and doing a thorough and rigorous job, the second is that i think we need to we need to cover all people in

steve bannon was convicted on the same charges. if he does not get a judge to intervene, he'll also report to prison like navarro. there's an unknown and unindicted coconspiratorter jack smith referenced to the january 6th case although so far the name is not public. you see that in the lower right. there was the number one official during all this, all the way up and through january 6th in the trump white house, mark meadows. he is a witness in washington and he's been indicted for rico in georgia. the domino's fallen all around trump who himself we reveal here faces his own criminal trials. just if you look at the coup, put aside classified documents, put aside the new york business issues or the civil fraud case. just on the coup, he has two indictments and the daj case could still go to trial before the election depending on what the supreme court does and other things. prosecutors want those trials even amidst the packed election year, the argument being the further to the right these trials go is not because of prosecutors, i

steve bannon has suggested you have been paid off to switch your review. how did review change? how did that come about? did you have a conversation with jeff yass about it? >> i didn't. i said, hello to him, but his wife was lovely. it was a meeting that lasted a few minutes. the only one i met was -- i met them both -- i don't think i ever met them before, but he never mentioned tiktok. >> interesting. that brings us back to yesterday's merger between digital world acquisition and the trump media and technology group. it's a huge development, as the embattled ex-president continues to face a litany of ongoing legal and political issues, with trump's recent association with yass being important to note, because as the "philadelphia inquirer " reports, quote, jeff yass' firm was the largest institutional shareholder as of tuesday in the company that has merged with truth social. susquehanna has held the stock since the merger between digital world acquisition core and trump media was first announced in october 2021, end quote. a lot of back on here that leads to an interesting s

. >> jason, i wanted to play for you what the former white house chief strategist, steve bannon, saidut how he thinks democrats should be treated if trump is re-elected. watch this. >> the evening after we won, the accountability project is going to start, and it's going to be thorough this time. it's going to be, they're going to be in prison. yes, prison. >> so not mincing his words there, this is a guy who could come back and occupy a senior position in the white house, certainly in the maga world. your thoughts on that, and do you think that there is a danger that we hear this, and he's saying it's so out in the open, he is not hiding it, it's not in, you know, in secret, smoke-filled rooms in washington, d.c. this is on his radio podcast, whatever it is, i and it's happening right in front of our eyes, and barely gets any traction. >> right. this is what's so odd about the current moment, right? that project 2025, as ruth mentioned, is an explicit authoritarian takeover to replace civil servants and all the offices by loyalist political appointees. everything is very explicit. th

if steve bannon is into you, yod are not good for democrats.se the democrats are going to stand up and do something about it and to add to dana's point, they put liz smits in charge of this outfit in the dnc. i that's not just worth taking it seriously, that is we are going to the walls on this. there's no one better at a figuring out good communication strategy. we probably would nocoratet evew about the transport secretary.>> >> so she's th ge one to blame bean-mac de o you want, he did t collapse the bridge. i justapse want to say somethinn about what's going on in the polling. there has been quite abi significant biden bounce sinceon the state of the union. today he's visited every single battleground state and therere were new n swing state pulls oui thisng from bloomberg and mornig consult the showed in gaining and six of seven of the swing states. the only state where trump is gaining his georgia. [ simultaneous talking ]poll >> judge jeanine: to the extent that jessica is talking about biden doing better with the polling, isn't it due t

. >> steve bannon has suggested that you been paid off to switch your view . >> and, what three dismissed felony counts means for defendant trump in georgia and the rebirth of a decades-old campaign trail. >> people look around and they say, am i better off now than i was four years ago. >> the painful answer to the trump campaigns question. >> some of the doctors say it will wash through, it will flow through, interesting terms and, very accurate. >> all in starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. the house of representatives passed a bill today which could eventually lead to the banning of tiktok. the chinese social media app used by someone hundred 50 million americans. it was a somewhat surprising move from congress in this respect. this congress has not been known to pass a lot of bipartisan legislation. but that's what this was. it passed 352-65. basically, nothing passes by those margins. and it cut against traditional lines, it earned the support of both the far right speaker of the house mike johnson and his democrats -- democratic predecessor nancy pelosi, but was oppos

and we saw that in texas, where at cpac when steve bannon, after those races and many of you are noddingour head when patriot mobile spent more than $400,000 on 11 school board races and flipped for boards, he school boards, the key that picks the lock. this is how we t over district by district, town by town. and the the frustrating and kind of troubling thing me when i was sitting in that room was that nobody was question winning what they were hearing and i felt that particularly when t$chere s a conversation about the don't say gay law that had just recently passed and one of the er, stood up to describe the law and in terms of a metaphor, and he said it's like if you have an ak 47, we need to do more. it it's like if you need a flashlight, if you need a laser on it, this is not done. this was a number of weeks after evolving and i just couldn't believe that. i just heard a metaphor■■k thatn ak 47. but even more stunning to me was the fact that there was nobody in the room reacted. so i felt and and saw over the course of the four days it is if the moms entered this room and on this

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

of course, it wasn't a conspiracy theory and it wasn't owned by steve bannon. and now everyone including the biden administration admits as at least a 50, 50 chance that the virus could have begun in the lab. and wu that was doing gain of function research on that virus but i don't see a lot of retractions being printed yeah, when covid hit, we did a lot of stupid things because american never reacts. >> it only >> overreacts ober's look like those orthodox jews who wrapped themselves in robin case, they're plane flies over a grave we washed the male we've played baseball in front of cardboard cutouts an aid in parking lots or with inflatable dolls they closed the ocean >> we >> bang pots and pans to show our love for nurses and our hatred for people trying to get a baby to sleep two years, we had to get nostril every time he left the house serious people talked about having sex through glory holes and if you don't know what a glory hole is, i wouldn't look into we were told to wash our hands every we've five minutes and don't ever touch your face. and if you a

we didn't think that was going to happen but now you have steve bannon saying what he is saying, taking out a page right out of vladimir putin's playbook. >> and you also have trump posting on social media, a truck that has a big, life-size effigy, a picture of biden fi bound as though he'd been kidnapped like a hostage. this is not normal, but this is a total delegitimization of the presidency, and i want to mention how unusual it was that victor or bonnie came to see, he came to the united states and broke with protocol, he didn't see biden, he went to kiss the ring of trump at mar-a- lago. again, he's like the president in eternal exile, then he went to the heritage foundation, so, the basis of the autocracy are showing themselves. >> very important point about that visit as well, and one that did not get the kind of attention it deserved when it happened in mar-a-lago. thank you as always, it's great to see you. t everyone else, stick around we've got a lot more to discuss. next up, how the right is in a conspiracy theory tailspin over the baltimore bridge collapse. . i have moderat

if i ever need legal help, i personally would not hire a guy who also represented steve bannon stevee nothing in common except that we're both pioneers in the field of dressing casually for jobs where most people wear suits. [ laughter ] although i prefer to wear my clothes sequentially instead of, you know, all at once. [ laughter ] i would never wear two collared shirts on top of each other the way bannon does. the look popular with '80s movie villains who say things like, "aren't you a little poor for the yacht club, gordo? [ laughter ] the point is, republicans got exactly the kind of prosecutor they would want, a registered republican with a history in right-wing politics and connections to gop figures and yet even that guy wrote in his report that, "no criminal charges are warranted in this matter," and "the evidence suggests that biden did not willfully retain these documents. hur even went so far as to explain in very specific detail why trump was charged but biden wasn't >> hur did make this distinction in his report, and i quote here, "several material distinctions between

this dual standard is to a large extent subconscious in 2018, trump's then chief strategist, steve bannon, described as media tactics as flooding the zone with s h, t. >> the >> more bizarreness trump generates, the less people. notice >> sara >> this seems pretty on point to me. people that are running against to trump. i mean, how do you fight back against that >> look, i think first of all, i think that's 100% right? the psychology of people are just not built to take this and look one of the main tactics of autocrats and authoritarians is to exhaust pete mall, right? that's what they want you to be. they want you to be too exhausted to fight back. they want you to be too exhausted to parse through all the noise to figure out what's going on and so you break through by not getting exhausted, right? like this is the time for joe biden and his campaign to roll out 1,000 surrogates to go on offense against donald trump and say, you do not want this guy and i agree with molly, you don't have to talk about each individual case you've to say this guy's running for president to stay out of ja

and as you mentioned, steve bannon is already scheduled in front of this same judge. you said normally that scheduled trial would take precedent do you see any way that might change even if that is sort of the normal protocol >> well, sure. i mean, the judge is in charge of his courtroom, he certainly could call the parties and on the ban in case and say, listen, i'm sorry. we're going to have to move the trial. it's pick a new date. he has the power to do that and he may do that but that's not how it usually goes usually, he has things that are set. this one has been set since mid last year, the ban and trial has been set for may so i don't know whether martian will want to move that or not, but that's really the issue because bumping this one back a month runs it straight into that. so if he says, well, we have to wait till after the band and in child the band and trial won't be over until probably july. so you're really now starting to get into the end of summer, which would even if this case can still get completed before the election, really would preclude any of

i'd add steve bannon to this as well. who are these outside advisors that donald trump at times has had falling out with but then can't somehow can't bring himself to get away from its trump actually, who feels the pull back to someone like a roger stone, or as steve bannon who command a certain holdover, a fringe part of the gop, right? >> the >> one that stands out to me as paul manafort. here's why he was obviously implicated and the russia investigation, he had a number of his his actual charges were more related to his taxes isn't so on but he was single-handedly responsible for getting support for ukraine taken out of the republican party platform in 2016. he is somebody who has consistently been an anti ukraine sort of warrior in donald trump's ear. and at this moment going into 20 20, were to continued support for ukraine is a major, major issue. i think it's signals where trump is going to be on it and they have sway over him? or does he have sway for them? >> i think i think roger stone and manafort have a treme

what was the argument he made the other person has been held in contempt of steve bannon, who is also tied up in all of this. he is not going to jail today. >> what's the difference >> yeah. so casey, jail is nothing prison. this is prison. nothing to sneeze at its very serious for anyone to spend any time in prison. peter navarro is going to be there for four months. it's the same sentence to see bannon received for the same conviction refusing to testify to congress, refusing to turn over documents in the house january 6, probe in this situation, peter navarro justin, and present evidence in court that he had a claim of executive privilege, even though he was working in the trump white house at the end of the presidency, he just had nothing to show in court to be able to refute this idea, whereas steve bannon had a letter from his lawyer and this sort of squishy claim from trump that he should not talk about what he was doing for him >> so there is a >> difference there legally, but i talked to peter navarro's prison consultant. >> that's >> someone that you can hire to help you pre

caller: i like what you are doing, especially when you are on the radio with steve bannon. can you talk about the committee headed up byloudermilk and his findings on the january 6 committee that president trump did authorize troops and how liz cheney would not interview witnesses that went against her narrative? thank you very much. host: -- guest: january 6 was a lawful protest permitted by the national park service that devolved into a riot. there is zero evidence that trump incited this riot. to the contrary he told his protesters to go peacefully. there is also evidence as this caller just cited that trump wanted to have 10,000 national guard troops at this january 6 protest to ensure it control and the evidence is the democratic leadership the democrat d.c. mayor muriel bowser and the democratic speaker of thepelosi did not want these so-called stormtroopers at the capital. what the democrats did on january 6 is a politicized this riot, they tried to pretend it was somehow an insurrection. how is it in insurrection when they go unarmed to the capital and follow police

steve bannon back in the day, sloppy steve is out there hinting that and others, whose the other guy,he crazy alex jones. >> appearing to, one of the contributors linked to the company. i didn't understand it. charles: there's conservative thought and libertarians coming out and saying why should government step in and create a precedent where they banned certain types of speech even if it is -- charles: the nancy mays argument, be careful what you wish for. do you volunteer to go on tiktok or does someone make you? it's your desire for those polka videos, never-ending. charles: people worrying this is going to go away and meta is going to have another crackdown on microsoft there are very few players. charles: they have the money these days. charles: do you see that happening? charles: if they give up the algorithm and control it. charles: they have to prove it. >> they have smart people, they understand how to unpack this thing where preferences come out right. do you think the chinese government will give that up? they wouldn't the last time, why would they do it now? there are mor

with some of the biggest names on the american right, including donald trump's former strategist steve bannon. their agents she said are active in public and private institutions in what we have come to know as the deep state. today before the parliamentary liaison committee, current prime minister rishi sunak was asked whether powerful behind the scenes establishment types had brought down his ill fated predecessor. your predecessor, when she says she was undermined by the deep state? t was undermined by the deep state? i think that's probably a question for her rather— think that's probably a question for her rather than me. is think that's probably a question for her rather than me.— think that's probably a question for her rather than me. is there a deep state and are _ her rather than me. is there a deep state and are we _ her rather than me. is there a deep state and are we a _ her rather than me. is there a deep state and are we a part _ her rather than me. is there a deep state and are we a part of it? - state and are we a part of it? probably question for stabile and certainiy— proba

steve bannon regular and and she's gotten sort of adjacent to all these anti-semites and all these otherd this amazing quote in naomi's book, naomi klein's book, anti-semitism is the socialism of fools, right? that if you like if you are disgruntled at the idea that rich and powerful people are running the world and then someone comes and whispers in your ear, you know it's the --. then you become the socialist. you become a socialist, a false. you embrace this bonkers mirror world version of something that's not untrue. right? like to say the the the vaccine companies are conspiring to kill us all because they don't who they murder. and the fda doesn't doesn't watch untrue. think vaccines are good. i just signed up to get my booster but on the other hand like conspire kill us all and the fda is asleep at the switch. lets them get away with it. right. opioid epidemic medical implants, right. there are institutional failures and zero accountability for any of the people involved that when someone comes along and says you can't trust the truth ek exercises by which we know things because t

away, liz truss, who is still an mp, but is spending a lot of her time sharing platforms with steve bannono be devoted to her constituents in the same way theresa may certainly was. she stood up for what she believed in the house of commons, was very vocal, about trafficking, about how the government has no plans, to do with immigration, and their illegal migration bill, how it would endanger trafficking victims. she was prepared to say things that might not necessarily make her popular on the backbenches. whilst she is not the whilst the's most successful politician, i don't think people were necessary doubt her integrity and her dedication to serve. ., ., , ., serve. the labour party are saying that this shows _ serve. the labour party are saying that this shows a _ serve. the labour party are saying that this shows a lack _ serve. the labour party are saying that this shows a lack of _ serve. the labour party are saying | that this shows a lack of confidence in rishi sunak and his ability to win the election. she said that she believed the tories can win the election. she did not say wh

steve bannon suggested that he changed his stance for the yass coin. apparently he had influence over the gop nominee. trump batted those accusations away. newly you recently met with yass, he is a huge gop donor. steve banner said that you have been paid off to change her view. did you have a conversation with jeff yass about it? new i met with him very briefly. i said hi to hhim and his wife the only one i met -- i met them both. i don't think i ever met him before. new that brings us back to the merger. this is a huge development as the president faces a litany of political issues. the recent association is important to note. the philadelphia inquirer reports that his firm was the largest institutional shareholder in december in the company that has merged with truths social. they have held the stock since the merger between digital acquisition corp. and trump media was first announced in october of 2021. joining me is the cofounder of d.c. report.org. barbara mcquaid joins us now. the attorney for the eastern district of michigan. in the cohost of

i do have a roku and apps like pluto where you can get free tv in real american voice, turn on steve bannonf you want to know what is going on in this world and how they are stealing your money and you want to know why were 30 trillion in debt with the new trillion in debt added every 30 days. if you want to know that and you want to know why republicans can't get their stuff together. turn into some different news sources. host: area you live. good morning. you can start calling ahead now. many americans identify as independent. getting the view on campaign 2024. having this conversation the lake of kyrsten sinema announcing last week that she would be retiring at the end of this year. here is part of that announcement. [video clip] >> i promised i would do my best to fix it, to protect and defend our constitution. to focus on what unites us. through understanding and compromise. despite modernizing our infrastructure, delivering good jobs and safer communities, american -- these solutions are considered failures because they are too much or not nearly enough. the outcome, less important.

because he came up with what he thought was a compromise between steve bannon and mike johnson. the people around him saying this. so it must be reasonable. >> and what's striking to me, though, my fear was that he would just lie. i really thought this. i thought he would just say we're not doing a national abortion ban. though he knew full well that the republican party would pass one. and would insist on one if they won power. and what is clear to me is those folks inside the party don't trust him enough. like there is clearly pressure happening for him to commit to something publicly and we are seeing it play out in realtime. >> so, i am always a little bit reluctant to psychoanalyze donald trump too much. sometimes he says things because he is under pressure. sometimes though because he is a compulsive lier, he is also pretty honest about whatever is in his mind at any particular moment. and so, you know, whether this was strategic capitulation or again, just the musing of somebody who is surrounded by people who are all completely committed to a total abortion ban is diffic

steve bannon suggested you've been paid off to switch your view. how did your view change? how did that comable and did you have a conversation with jeff yas about it? >> no, i didn't. i met with him briefly. made a speech and said hello to him and his wife who was lovely. actually, her primary thing was on education. she wants choice, as i do, and she mentioned to me more than anything, you know, we talked about education. it was a meeting that last add few minutes. now, the only one i met was -- i met them both, and -- i don't think i ever met them before, but he never mentioned tiktok. she did mention school choice, and that's what -- in fact, she said, my whole life is based around school choice. very important thing to her and i agree with that. >> mr. trump -- >> also a meeting with elon musk recently. >> i did. >> i saw a -- a piece written that silicon valley uncharacteristically, not saying it's 100% behind your candidacy, but certainly there seems to be a sea change to some extent this time around. what did you -- what did elon musk tell you? you think you'll even

this is the steve bannon model of flooding the zone, which i'm sure you're intimately familiar with, but republicans want a splitical space that feels so inacesable and so dirty and so manipulated and so broken that who would want to get involved? and that cynicism they're kind of ingendering here really does correlate the republican's message of american carnage and fear and dysfunction. this is all, i think, a coordinated strategy, and it comes from the top down. you heard the expression the fish rots from the head, and that's what we're seeing here. >> i think one of the hallmarks of autocracy is people losing faith in institutions, right? and you've already heard the cry of fake news. it really feels this is the next prong in that strategy, which is anything trump and his supporters don't like on television they're going to say it's fake tv. and there's a concrete example of that. the lincoln project came out with this ad, and let's play it first. this is an ad from the lincoln project. >> we noticed something. more and more people are saying it, you're weak. you seem unsteady, y

in a tape of an october 2020 meeting where steve bannon laid out the donald trump plan to declare himawyer as the right-hand man of rudy giuliani. the rnc hired the former personal attorney of donald trump who has been a dedicated advocate for donald trump's election loss. >> joe biden and the mainstream media continue the narrative that joe biden won. we will get donald trump back in office and we need an investigation into who overthrew the united states government to install a fake president. there is no evidence of fraud, the most election -- secure election in u.s. history, those were not true on november 3rd and not true now. >> that is who the rnc is bringing in for senior leadership to do things on election integrity. already they have filed a new lawsuit against michigan in an effort to purge voter rolls. new lawsuits, new hires, focus on what they call election integrity. a donald trump run rnc is not about the traditional role of voter outreach, that is what they usually do, but about suppressing the vote and planning for how to keep donald trump in power. the changes show

trump's chief strategic steve bannon was sentenced to prison pending appeal for defying a subpoena.pe trump's business was itself found guilty of tax fraud. two trump lawyers kenneth chesebro and sidney powell have pleaded guilty to election related crimes. and now tomorrow peter navarro is due to report to start serving his sentence in federal prison. it's not like manafort is the only one in stripes, right? that's how these guys role. t you sign up for the trump p campaign, they ask you what sizh should they make your jumpsuit. but even apart from all the pa indictments of trump himself, he has surrounded himself with people who are very comfortabled with the criminal side of the ledger. manafort because of his background stands apart as a very specific kind of criminal in donald trump's world. and as such, there is just one last aspect of this that is h,t truly amazing, that it's like -- the part of it that we won't in believe years from now when we look back on a news day like this and say do you believe thia happened?ay and the last part of this, i would just ask you to consider

i walked through both much of the accountability as well as warnings from steve bannon.thoughts? >> it's really important that there is this pushing back and showing others that their behavior can be held accountable. for example things that will hit them like disbarment. autocracy is about legalized lawlessness. that's why you need people who have no ethics and no morals and often are criminals to serve in your government. and these are people who are actively pardoned sometimes. that's why they use pardons to free up those people for service. what we've been seeing though with trump's white collar accomplice is a kind of moral and ethical collapse, a total collapse. it starts when you have somebody like trump. this is why liz cheney is saying he is a threat because trump is somebody who has no morals and is highly transactional. he encourages and rewards people. showing contempt of democratic norms of accountability, conflict of interest. then they can start to feel as though they are protected. they will have immunity as long as they're in the charm circle of donald t

out anti—muslim hate or islamophobia or whatever you want to call it, does it ring hollow when steve bannon prime minister as were remarks made by lee anderson for me deputy chairman of the conservative party towards sadiq khan. i think it has ignited fresh debate over whether we ought to be using the term islamophobia in british political discourse, but many people would view that as something akin to a blasphemy law and which only applies to the muslim faith. so i feel as if we are entering into dangerous territory. at the moment, this may partly explain why rishi sunak this evening talked in addition to discussing and expressing his profound concerns over anti—semitism in britain today, also talked about the rise of the far right. however, i think we need to be a little bit wary of treating those as two distinct groups. let's not forget, for instance, the british national party under leadership of nick griffin was, was accused, consistently, of being anti—semitic. so if you were to do a venn diagram, there is more overlap between those two. thea;r venn diagram, there is more overlap betw