steven bannon esta fuera de la casa blanca!! el presidente trump se ha deshecho de su polemico estratega.. policia espaqola arresto cuatro sospechosos y otros cinco terroristas fueron abatidos a balazos!! mientras en finlandia un nuevo ataque con al menos 2 muertos y 7 heridos luego de que varias personas fueran apuqaladas en una plaza... ?ya estas listo para el fenomeno del siglo?te diremos cuales son las tres formas mas seguras de ver el esperado y gran eclipse de este lunes, sin perjudicar tu bolsillo!! 2017, y desde el foro de e pnoticias de univision, desde newsport, te saludamos carolina sarassa y javier olivares....en esta nueva entrega informativa para la costa oeste. comenzamos con la mas reciente bomba politica que ha estallado en la capital del pais, al haberse confirmado que el polemico asesor del presidente steve bannon esta fuera.la portavoz de la casa blanca, sarah hucka-bee sanders, ofrecio la siguiente declaracion :"el jefe de gabinete de la casa blanca, john kelly, y steve bannon acordaron mutuamente que hoy se

troops, while former white house chief strategist steven bannon and other members of the administration had been pushing to privatize the u.s. war. this plan now seems less likely after bannon's departure from the white house. former blackwater founder erik prince, who has been proposing the privatization plan, was barred from friday's trip to camp david. in iraq, the u.s.-backed iraqi military has launched a new campaign to seize control of the city of tal afar from isis. tal afar, which sits about 50 miles west of mosul, is one of the last major cities in iraq under isis control. the u.s. military is supporting the battle with a bombing campaign. the new offensive comes after as many as 40,000 civilians were killed during the nine-month battle to seize control of mosul. can u.s. -- 10 u.s. navy sailors are missing and five were injured after the uss john mccain guided missile destroyer collided with an oil tanker near singapore this morning. it's the second time this summer that a navy ship has collided with another vessel at sea. in june, seven u.s. sailors died after the uss fitzger

can steven bannon wander into the oval office without -- sarah: i don't think anybody just wanders into the oval office. look, this is the white house. he's the president of the united states of america, and there are processes -- >> but it's pretty informal here normally, right? i mean, people talk to him. they don't wait to get approval to talk to him. sarah: look, general kelly is going to work with the entire team as he's been doing over the last couple days. he's done a great job of sitting down and talking to individuals about the needs that they have, the conversations, and putting a structure in place. there's nothing abnormal about that. >> can top staff talk to the president without the approval of general kelly? sarah: i don't know that i would say "approval" is the correct word, but i certainly don't think it's like we're getting permission slips signed. but i do think that there is something to having a structured process in order -- just to make things run more smoothly at the white house. >> what's the president's reaction to two opposition leaders being jailed in venezue

donald trump's chief strategist steven bannon has left his white house post. his exit follows a review of his position by white house chief of staffjohn kelly. position by white house chief of staff john kelly. he position by white house chief of staffjohn kelly. he was seen as having shaped mr trump's election campaign. lets go straight to our north america correspondent aleem maqbool. what do we know about why and how steve bannon has left? very little at the moment except we have had it confirmed in the last ten minutes or so confirmed in the last ten minutes or so that today is steve bannon‘s last day in thejob so that today is steve bannon‘s last day in the job as chief strategist at the white house. as you say, he was widely credited with formulating the strategy that got donald trump to the white house. he came in some time into the election campaign actually. but since then he is also seen to have been someone who shaped donald trump's policy moves on things like the muslim than. other foreign policy initiatives as well. over the last few days there ha

bannon. you described earlier steven miller as a bannon-ite. no way, it was steven miller at the end of bannonites. his loyalties were no longer with steve bannon. steve bannon had two people in the white house that remained loyal to him by the end and none of them at the top ranks. so all of those things came together and people then, when john kelly came in, told steve bannon -- told john kelly that steve bannon was encouraging the outside campaign against general h.r. mcmaster, kelly was stunned by that and horrified by that. steve bannon told people he wasn't involved in that but nobody in the west wing believed that. but all of these things came together. he was fired. you hear the resignation. that was a face-saving conversation but he was told his time was up. >> and let's not forget, i remember that bannon said there is no military option in north korea. said the man with no stars on his shoulder. >> that interview was -- >> [ inaudible ]. >> to be clear, though. i was still stick by my reporting on that story. that was the one interview

>>> good morning, banished, president trump's ousted chief strategist steven bannon firing back in the media already, saying the trump presidency he fought for is over already. his exit just the latest in a string of high profile departures within the white house. what's next for president trump and could his former top adviser now turn his fire on him? we're live with the latest. >> breaking overnight, police officers under fire. a string of attacks against officers nationwide in florida, one police officer killed, another gravely wounded and what police are calling a possible ambush. president trump tweeting condolences overnight and now the investigation turns to what happened. >> terror cell in spain, new arrests overnight tied to the attacks in barcelona and cambrils, spanish police still looking for at least one man who may have been the driver of that van that barrelled through barcelona killing and injuring scores. this as we learn more about the california man who was killed as he celebrate d his first wedding anniversary. all of that plus boston prepares for tens of thousands

to the president and say, we are members of a coequal government and unless until you dismiss steven bannongor ka and the other cast of peppy the dog team inside the administration we're going to stop the presses, you're not getting anything until we see you take a marketley different direction. that's when i'll take the republican members seriously. all this bind closed doors, all these phone calls i get from members, oh i'm so upset it's horrible i'm concerned. show you have moral standing of members of coequal branch of government and get out and tell this guy unless he corrects his behavior there's going for consequences. they have that power. if they chose not to use it their abandoning their leadership in this country. >> the sours tell you that leadership is affectiveness to governor is dwindling by the hour. >> i think it goes to rick's point and that is is, when do they stop saying this anonymously. when do they start saying this pointedly about the president. history has offered these moments to our leaders, and history is kind of issuing that call right now. who is going to have

by the way, the river of blood is also how steven bannon commutes to work. ( laughter ) ( cheers andlause ) ( piano riff ) ( playing row, row, row your boat ) ( laughter ) >> stephen: he gives the boatman the coins from his eyes first and then he takes him across. ( laughter ) but when asked about this famous battle, the executive director of the local historical preservation group said, "no. uh-uh. no way. nothing like that ever happened there." ( laughter ) not yet. ( laughter ) give trump some time. but it does prove that trump likes civil war monuments so much, he doesn't even care if they're real! "on this spot in 1860-whatever, abraham lincoln karate-chopped his way into fort sumter, where he was shot by ted cruz's dad. very sad. the point is, there was violence on many sides, many sides . ted cruz's dad was right, stand your ground, abe ." and comparing robert e. lee to george washington and thomas jefferson is just willful dummyness. no one is denying they had slaves. washington and jefferson have monuments because they fought the british, founded the country and wrote the de

what is clear is that there had been agreements between steven bannon and the president, sometime last week, that bannon was going to be leaving. and that was essentially stalled or put on hold or what have you because of charlottesville. both because of the events and because you know bannon was really the only person telling the president that he was handling this this right way by leaning into his own impulses. and so because of that, it seemed as if the arrangement was coming undone. and then it suddenly was not. but i think the precipitating factor here much more than charlottesville, if charlottesville at all, i think charlottesville kept bannon for a little while longer. this interview he game with the progressive publication with a reporter with whom he had never spoken and steve bannon is many things, but media dumb he is not. and it's very hard to believe he just did this and didn't realize he was on the record, in the anthony scaramucci fashion, how dismissive he was of larry cohn, and he was discussed north korea and said there is no military solution. that is actually a fa

unless and until you dismiss steven bannon, steven miller and gork ca and this cat and dog cast of pepihe frog team alt-right sympathizers inside the administration, we'll stop it. you're not getting anything until we see you take a markedly different direction. that's when i'll take the republican members seriously. all this behind closed doors, all these phone calls i get from members, i'm so upset. it's horrible. i'm so concerned. show that you have some moral standing as members of a coequal branch of government and get out there and tell this guy unless he corrects his behavior, they're going to be consequences. they have that power. and if they choose not to use it, they're abandoning their moral responsibility as leaders in this country. >> listen, gop leadership, jim, sources telling you that the president's abilities to effectively govern is dwindling by the hour. >> yeah. >> i mean, that's pretty strong stuff. that's from the leadership of the republican party and congress. and i think it goes to rick's point and that is, you know, when do they stop saying this anonymously and

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donald trump's chief strategist steven bannon has left his white house post. by white house chief of staffjohn kelly. mr bannon, a right—wing nationalist and former head of breitbart.com, was seen as having shaped mr trump's election campaign. let's go to washington, and speak to niall stanage, associate editor of the hill, a us political website. thank you forjoining us and bbc news. another one bites the dust. why had steve bannon's position become so precarious? there are a number of different factors. the national as you mentioned has become more controversial after events in cha rlottesville more controversial after events in charlottesville and president trump's reaction but also the white house has been affected by factionalism and we —— leaking and bannon has got part of the blame. in an interview this week he suggested military threats in north korea were posturing on the part of the us and that was unlikely to happen, so all those things came together and ended his tenure. so no one is indispensable, so many people who seemed critical to the administr

what you heard was then breitbart news executive steven bannon talking to steven miller about legal immigration. how the country's overwhelmed by immigrants. not just undocumented immigrants. that we've been overwhelmed by legal immigrants and how it's a massive problem. how we should be setting breaks in the country to allow people to assimilate. both these men are now in the white house with salaries paid for by you, the taxpayer. it is amazing how the back-and-forth went from radio fodder to actual policy in the white house in just over a year. >> the r.a.i.s.e. act ends immigration and replaces the low scaled system with a new points based system for receiving a green card. this competitive application process will favor applicants who can speak english, financially support themselves, and their families, and demonstrate skills that will contribute to our economy. >> that was donald trump today. the same donald trump who despite his rhetoric against immigrants in this country has said he's open to legal status for some undocumented immigrants, and also expressed concern about sending home f

bannon. you described earlier steven miller, in no way it was steven miller. his loyalty is no longer with steve bannon. steve bannon had about two people in the white house that remained loyal to him and none of them at the top rank. all those tngsame together. when kelly came in and told john kelly that steve bannon was encouraging the outside campaign against general hr mcmaster. kelly was stunned by that and horrified by that. bannon told people that he was not involved but nobody in the west wing believed him. he was fired. that was a face savoring conversation but he was told that his time was up. >> that's also, now i remember that bannon said there is no military option in north korea. >> to be clear though, i would still stick by my reporting. that's the one interview that he did not intend on the record. it was truly a blender of that interview. >> wow, i guess so. he was on the phone with a veteran journalist. kristen welker in the flesh. i thought you live in a television for a couple of months there. >> i do. good to see you in person. >> we never

the reality is steven bannon, there were some who wanted to -- he hung on because there's a lot of allies, and the base likes him, so we'll see how long he stays, but i think the reality is the staff aside -- this has been a revealing 340789 of what we learned about from this president himself, his own instincts, and in his response there, they have been condemned. it almost sounds like, okay, i've done it, i can economic it out of. the reality is if you listen to the words that someone else wrote, we need to rediscover the bonds of loyalty and love that bring us together. speaking in the past tense, they have been condemned. we'll see how much of a teachable moment this becomes. i think the president could benefit in a great way. he could bring people together, people who liked him and wanted him to succeed. i think this was a revealing exchange with ow jim acosta saying it's a done deal, and i sort of heard like your fake news. >> he likes to say that to jim a lot. >> it's a reflex i think at this point. jim followed up with what about your press conference. last friday he said he would

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position in flames in 11 days, he is the voice of reason on stephen colbert last night saying that steven bannon, one of the most senior people in the white house who stood alongside president trump on that campaign tram and on the podium when he won tolerates white supremacy. so to those who say that trump's messaging is tough, bum but i'm here for the agenda, we haven't seen much of any agenda it 00s moving forward. >> still haven't seen tax reform. still a piece of paper with no meat on the bones. >> so know that your legacy is tied to being inside of a white house where someone who at the we have least tolerates white supremacy holds a lot of weight. >> joining us now, author of the gatekeep gatekeepers, how the chiefs of staff define every presidency. and bill kristol from the weekly standard. chris, there does seem to be information that john kelly is trying to get his hands around the steve bannon situation. there was an interview with hr mcmaster where he wouldn't even say that he could really work with steve bannon. so bannon is something. we're not quite sure what his role is and what

mounting pressure, both from within and outside the administration, to fire his chief strategist steven bannon, former head of breitbart news, which promotes far right wing and white nationalist propaganda. the united nations also condemned the nazi violence in charlottesville over the weekend. this is farhan haq, spokesman for the u.n. secretary general, racism andgainst all bigotry. we believe there must be no place in our societies for the violent racism and anti-semitism , xenophobia, and discrimination that we have seen in charlotte -- charlottesville, virginia, in recent days. any of thewe condemn violence that affected the civilians, and we express our condolences to the family and loved ones of the victims and wish a speedy recovery to all of those who were injured. amy: in charlottesville, virginia, james alex fields, jr., appeared in court via video link from jail for his first court appearance, where he was charged with second-degree murder for driving his car through a crowd of counter-protesters during the white supremacist rally, killing counter-protester heather heyer and injuri

steven bannon has been playing the really interesting long game here. he sided with president trump in his campaign, because they had a mutual goal. they had a mutual ideology at the heart of this. and i think what we're going to see now is, now that bannon is out on his own and independent, i think he's going to be playing his own game. where there intersects with president trump, he'll cooperate with him. i think we'll see a lot of moments that we're going to see a rift between them and a lot of attention. >> you talk about the power of narrative, and as a political matter, steve bannon and breitbart was pushing years ago considered not repeatable by republican nominee. his supporters showed an alarming knack for taking the narrative and extending them to logical or illogical extremes. was clinton in the cabal of jewish bankers, who subsisted on the blood of children. it is 2017. i am just reading from the factual accounting in your book. neither hillary clinton or donald trump are satanists. but how it relates to bannon is someone who does push narra

message, no wonder people are wondering, is trump throwing more red meat to his base in light of steven bannon's departure. there was such an ill-defined notion to the phoenix rally versus the veterans rally. >> which i think kirsten hit the nail on the head. it is a problem for republicans. because at the end of the day, this is the commander in chief, and he's unifier and he wants to win. you want to -- you want wins in congress and thus far, there really aren't any. and the fact that he hasn't spoken to the senate majority leader and will not do so until labor day, that he's thrown multiple republicans under the bus, you know, i was talking to rich galen, who's been around washington for a long time and i said, rich, does he understand how washington works and he said, no. >> no. >> do you agree. >> yes, absolutely. i mean, let's just look at it very logically. he's a 70-year-old man and he's been in show business. >> that's not an excuse. >> absolutely not but as you get older and set in your ways, that's a normal thing in life. it's harder to shift a whole life of building a business, build

down term but represents white supremacists, someone who has publicly given them a platform is steven bannon colleague chuck todd asked hr mcmaster three times point blank can you work in an an administration with steve bannon? >> here's what he said. >> can you and steve bannon work together in this white house? >> i get tawork together with a broad range of talented people and -- >> you didn't answer can you and steve bannon work in the same white house? >> i am ready to work with anybody who will help advance the president's agenda and advance the security, prosperity of the american people. >> do you believe steve bannon does that? >> i believe that everyone who works in the white house, who has the privilege, the great privilege every day of serving their nation should be motivated by that goal. >> should have, would have, could have. h.r. mcmaster is a straight shooter. he didn't give a straight answer. what does that tell you about the climate inside the white house? >> steve bannon is increasingly on an island. that is the riff between the senior adviser to the president, steve banno

came on the same day at the president announced the ouster of his chief strategist steven bannon, who was, of course, opposed to expanding the united states engagement in foreign wars. this does mark a big shift in thinking here for this president. it's something that one of his other top advisors during the campaign talked about over the weekend. take a lissen . >> he hates spending the money and hates sending our soldiers over to anywhere in the world where it's not necessary. where it's not in the vital interest of the united states. >> so, this is a shift in thinking. this was trump in 2013, hallie. in a tweet he says, do not allow our very stupid leaders to sign a leader that keeps us in afghanistan through 2012 with all costs by the usa. make america great. so, even as early as 2013, he was pretty clear that he was opposed to this type of expansion. but, now, obviously, things look a lot different here from the oval office after having been briefed by his top national security team. i anticipate he will stress that point when he delivers that address later tonight, hallie. >> kr

kevin says, where steven bannon is your senior advisor, nothing you say about equality matters. donna says, as many people have said, there have always been in the shadows, talking about hate groups. they're being encouraged to come out with trump's rhetoric. carol, hate groups are on the rise because there's plenty of hate to go around. leftist hate is very strong. did you add all the murders in chicago? sandy writes in, we know the radical left well. statues are only the beginning. banning reenactors, civil war roundtable and books to come. want to hear from you this morning. phone numbers for those under 30, 202-748-8000. for those 30 to 50 years old, 202-748-8001. for those 50 and older, 02-748-8002. charlotte, north carolina, line for 30 to 50 years old. go ahead. caller: hi, good morning. i just think there's an extreme emotional and irrational focus on the confederate flag, meaning that it's just based on racism. where those who want to remove it have some severe insensitivity, meaning that the civil war and the confederates fought. both soldiers lost their lives. on the

conventional white house structure and policy operation and you can let disruptive forces like steven bannont the most disruptive force, the most unpredictable force, the most undisciplined and ungovernable force is still the president himself. he can come out at any time and say exactly what he wants. i think the key image of this week was at the press conference when the president talked about charlottesville and john kelly was pictured sort of looking at his shoes. he can control a lot of the things inside the west wing, but he can't control the president himself. >> so reportedly ivanka and jared were not in favor of keeping a steve bannon. they've been pushing for him reportedly to leave. do you believe that this last shove was inspired largely by jared and ivanka? >> it's been interesting, because over last two weeks, which you could argue are perhaps the most disastrous two weeks so far in the trump presidency, jared kushner and ivanka trump were out of the picture, they were up in vermont for some of that time. were at bedminster as well with the president. if they are organizing thi

. >> should he fire them, stephen miller and steven bannon, to make a point?ere something short of that that you would settle for? >> i think the president needs to make a strong statement regarding how he feels about this country showing that he really wants to bring us together. erin, i was disgusted by the last presidential campaign. i thought both sides really worked hard to divide the country. now it's time to unite the country. you cannot unite the country when there are people on your team who want to accommodate groups that are doing everything they can to divide this country. i don't know if they need to be fired. maybe they need to be marginalized or maybe the president needs to start taking advice from the right people and there are a lot of good people in that white house. he ought to listen to them. >> congressman curbelo, thank you for your time tonight. >> thank you and have a good night. >>> next, we're learning more about the man accused of plowing into a charlottesville crowd with his car. long-held views about hitler and nazis, should that h

i expected to be outraged and i thought it would be, you know, another steven bannon special. but it isn't. it may actually be quite reasonable. i mean, who says that immigration can't be adapted to the needs of the country? now, we can argue pugh about the number of immigrants, whether we should be making it half a million or not. that's a separate issue. >> yeah. >> but having this being based on what the economy needs, what we need to do to up lift america and how we create jobs is not a bad thing to do. as steven miller said, having this discussion being aired publicly is what this needs. it's not like health care where they did it behind closed doors in the middle of the night, all secrecy and so on. this is a good debate to be having in america. >> it will actually be debated. and you have said for years that this country is to obsessed with the concept of illegal immigration and the southern border that we're that we're en missing the economically valuable side of legal immigration and why our systems are not to steven miller and donald trump's point as effective as can

. >> michael bender, bannon returns to breitbart, hailed as a hero on their home page on friday. home page of the breitbart news was "steven k. bannon returns home to breitbart news as a populous hero." if you look at the way breitbart was operating when bannon was inside the white house, he was still pulling the strings even though he was not formally there. >> it's been filled with people that steve bannon hired. even if he wasn't directing it, it was his imprint on bre. tbart. he has referred to it as his killing machine. that's what he knows and is going to start doing. much in "the weekly standard" interview, he gave an interview to bloomberg not going to war with trump. he's going to war for trump. if this president starts to tack left, tack moderate, steve bannon and breitbart will point that out. they have so far. that remains to be seen here. breitbart is not going to get any sort of resonance by attacking trump or firing bannon. bannon did not get elected. but, you know, conservatives are watching for signs of, you know, success for this president. haven't seen it yet. so far they've been able to blame the media

senior staff member steve bannon and steven miller spoke with president trump on saturday but it was not clear if bannon offered advice on comments. yesterday morning officials spoke out in the president's defense. >> we had protesters and counter protesters that showed up yesterday. this is the very challenge that confronted the mayor and his police official, fire official, national guard officials what they found when they showed up were groups from outside that showed up on both sides looking for trouble, dressed in riot gear, prepared for violence. >> why didn't he single out the nazis and white supremacists. >> when he condemned bigotry on all sides that includes white supremacists and neo-nazis. it's clear we can't tolerate that bigotry that hatred that's rooted in ignorance. >> ivanka trump tweeted there should be no place in society for racist, white supremacist and neo-nazis. late sunday morning more than a day and a half after the torch bearing march the white house emailed a statement to be attributed to an unmailed spokesperson. it rid, the president said very strongly in

he was greeted at his old shop with the headline, populist hero steven k. bannon returns to

. >> you know, joan walsh, steven bannon worked in hollywood. essentially said that the statue of liberty, the poem is irrelevant and went on a tirade against immigration is from california. talk about cosmopolitan. so it is a north-south issue. this is an issue with a particular strain of ideology that's really taken hold in the gop. >> right. >> a lot of these people -- >> i'm sorry. >> joan first. >> i'm sure a lot of these people are coming from elsewhere, they're not necessarily virginians or southerners. i just have to say when i saw this start last night and i saw those little man boys with their mommies tiki torches marching, at first it was almost funny. >> a scitronella torch. >> this morning they showed up in formation with riot gear. at first i thought certain people were cops but they were the alt-right folks planning for this. i listened to evan blackman say they were throwing things at the police. >> and hitting them. >> and hitting them. and nobody with black lives matter would ever for a moment be allowed to get away with someth

you know, the fact is these things aren't being stopped by people like steven k. bannone being hindered by the opposite crowd. and my concern is that, actually, you have a white house now that looks more like a george w. bush white house, probably even a little more like an obama white house would have looked like. they're talking about more troops on the ground in afghanistan already. we've heard that coming out the last few days, than what it was elected to be. the american people spoke, and they wanted this economic nationalist agenda. and now i think some people are afraid their not going to -- they're not going to get it. elizabeth: well, that really brings me to my next question because you look at the white house, and i want to ask you about the long-run ideological effect inside the white house. you talk about steve bannon representing economic nationalists. certainly it's no secret there were different factions inside the west wig. you have big business conservatives, all of them influencing the president, and are you concerned that steve bannon is out of the we

bannon. let me just read it. former white house chief strategist steven k. bannon returned as executive chairman of breitbart news friday afternoon, chaired the company's evening editorial meeting. caitlyn just reported that. ranked the number 63 website in america by amazon, owned ale examine, a.com and number 3 facebook page in the world, breitbart news is considered the most influential populist website in the world. quote, the populist nationalist movement got a lot stronger today. said breitbart news editor and chief he will iks marlow, breitbart gained an executive chairman with his finger on the pulse of the trump agenda. close quote. breitbart ceo larry agreed. quote, breitbart's pace of global expansion will only accelerate with steve back. the sky's the limit. that's solov saying that. and then they go on and give some more of the background. so, it's now a done deal. we know where steve bannon is going to be spreading his influence and it could be very, very significant. >> oh, it's going to be hugely significant. and the idea that breitbart, by th

he can go down one road which is sticking with bannon, steven miller, gorka, or go toward mcmaster whooward a moderate tone working with congress. what will steve bannon's further existence inside this administration tell us, and how long can he last? >> i think a good person to look at now would be john kelly. john kelly and steve bannon have worked together in the past in film projects related to the marines and military. john kelly has been very vocal about wanting to end the drama. and there are many in the white house who point to steve bannon and some of his team, steven miller, sebastian gorka, as being some of the movers and shakers of some of the most traumatic and dramatic incidents related to the white house and some of its negative attention. so whether or not he will remain in his current capacity or still be in the white house but maybe in a less influential role isn't clear. there is pressure. bannon, of course, doesn't think he's going any its where because of his -- anywhere because of his with kelly. this isn't the first time bannon -- there have been rumors about him

bannon refers to as globalists. that would be people like gary cohn, jared kushner, h.r. mcmaster, and steven mnuchin. in some ways, bannon is now unchanged from the constraints of the white house that sort of had him pinned down. he is now free to go out and do whatever he wants. what's the reason why bannon is gone? you've seen that cover of the "time" magazine article. it looked like bannon was the real power behind the throne at the white house. there is also the book, "devil's bargain," the rock at the trump road all the way to the presidency. there was some talk in july that bannon may be leaving at the same time reince priebus was. i am told by sources in the know at the white house that bannon tenured his resignation to the president on august 7th. the deal was that his resignation and departure was going to be announced at the beginning of this week but that all of the events in relation to charlottesville and the aftermath of that pushed that timetable back some. what's murky in all of this is what role john kelly played because bannon had already given his resignation but john kelly was eval

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have written a letter to the president calling for the removal of white house staff aides steve bannon, steven miller and sebastian gorka. one is the controversial chairman of britbart move. the fired communications direct ear also said he should go. >> gone in a week? >> that's up to the president. >> what is the mooch thing? > >>> it was up to me he would be gone. it's not up to me. >> today earlier the merkceo. rlier the merkceo. . >>> in north carolina investigators are working to identity protesters who toppled a century old statue yesterday. >> they are reviewing video. the protest was in response to the deadly charlottesville rally. . >>> alex satisfy age has more on how police are preparing for planned rallies here. >> this was the scene in berkeley earlier this year when right wing demonstrators clashed with protesters. now city leakers want to avoid a repeat. the group no marxism in america set to hold a similar rally on sunday august 27th here at civic center park. many say it's important to resist but they hope things remain peaceful. >> i hope berkeley can be the model for what ev

they say that steve bannon, steven miller and donald trump they say represent white supremacy. you're now going to hear from one of the protesters. >> to say hey, we're mad, we're angry. we don't like what's going on in this country. >> right now we're back outside. many of the protesters moments from now plan on marching into the trump international hotel. we'll continue to bring you updates as they become available on twitter and facebook at nbc washington, back to you. >> thank you, shomari. >>> today president trump condemned violence and called out the hate groups behind the rally. >> the president's failure to take a strong stand against the group on saturday sparked a bipartisan backlash. the team coverage continues now with blayne alexander. >> well white supremacist, he called them all out by name. so many people say that that strong language from president trump should have come much sooner. today in his strongest terms yet, president trump weekend violence in charlottesville virginia calling out the hate groups by name. >> racism is evil and those who cause violence

the events in charlottesville that this weekend we're calling for the firing of steve bannon sebastian gorka and steven miller who are three of the most prominent supporters of the white nationalists or i would call it white supremacist movement inside the white house. of course radical ideology authoritarian ideology goes all the way up to the top and starts with the president but we feel like the these three advisors are particularly odious you know we had somebody on my radio show last week who is from a group called life after hate dot org is yeah sure and they just they just they the obama administration funded them to the tune of four hundred thousand dollars to deprogram nazis and trump just pulled up the funding out in the. early it was sebastian gurkhas wife working in the administration yes who led that i m i was just i didn't i had no idea i was baffled but yeah gorka is a fascinating character he. when at the inauguration he wore insignia and medals from a hung garin nationalist fascist group that was aligned with the fascist movement and the actual not seats he wore this insignia the end l

he's listening to, this is the realization of the many-year dream of jeff sessions and steven miller. and steve bannon. this is what they've been working on for so many years when steve bannon was running breitbart as the chairman, effectively the jeff sessions senate office was an outpost of breitba breitbart. they were working together. steven miller at the time who was jeff sessions' communications director was working on stories with julia hahn, who was then breitbart's top immigration reporter. it's come full circle. she's now in the white house working side by side with steven miller. so this is what they've dreamed of. they are m -- what they're doing that i think is really interesting and came out yesterday is they're trying to redefine what it means to say imdprags reform. we've typically understood immigration reform to have an element of amnesty, of a pathway to citizenship. they're trying to reframe this as actually limiting l or reimagining the types of people that we allow into america whether they speak english, their skill levels, completely reimagining immigration in america. it's a t

, stephen bannon. >> that is right. you know, steven miller, the senior policy adviser in the white house was an aide on trump's campaign. and got to know sheriff joe arpaio pretty well during the course of the campaign because they worked on immigration policy together. steve bannon as well. and it was really miller and bannon over a period of months who were -- who helped encourage the president to move forward with the pardon who were advocates for it internally. and arpaio, i interviewed him this morning and he told me that he never once asked the white house for a pardon. but i did obtain a letter that his lawyer sent to the white house counsel don mcgahn on friday morning, so yesterday morning in which he -- he really impressed upon the white house how important it was for arpaio to get this pardon as soon as possible because they wanted it to be processed through the court system before there was any sentencing in october. so to prevent arpaio from having to be cuffed and spend a night in jail. >> and the attorneys for arpaio is