president trump is endorsing luther strange. you have always supported president trump. why are you not supporting him here? i m supporting his agenda. this is not about who the president has endorsed with great pressure from mitch mcconnell. let s be accurate about what happened tonight. i was told steve law, who runs mitch mcconnell s pack for this race, when he heard i was coming on, he got a yellow belly and just random. that tells you the establishment is afraid of the president s agenda winning in alabama on tuesday. bret: yes, dr. gorka. what i m saying is you are separating the president from the president s agenda. how was that the same sentence? isn t the president in charge of his agenda? you have to read my resignation letter to the president. you can read it at breitbart.com. we left the room, steve and
people on this issue, let alone trying to please everybody. it just doesn t work that way. and when it comes to the trump base, anything that can be construed as amnesty, we will be seeing screaming headlines from breitbart.com, going after trump, if they see any sort of daca fix provides amnesty. and when it comes to any sort of negotiating tactics here, what trump has basically done is put this into 2016. the wall street journal has a poll this morning that that looks at how americans views have changed our immigration, immigration is a you know, is a hot potato issue. but ten years ago, 48% of the country said that immigration hurt america. now that 64% say immigration helps america. and the shift there is among democrats. so whether or not schumer and pelosi, their goal is to score
those mainstream inroads to all new territory. this summer at the republican national convention steve bannon told us that at his old job, running a website at breitbart.com created the platform for the alt-right. alt-right is of course a euphemistic term that has not been around that long. breitbart.com, under steve bannon, they ran a long sympathetic profile e plain last year where they described the parts of the alt-right movements and its thinking. steve bannon describes breitbart.com as the platform for the alt-right. in their explainer about what the alt-right is, the breitbart website describe this guy with the trendy haircut as the center of alt-right thought. this is a man named richard
platform for the alt-right. but if the current proclaimed discomfort between elected republicans and the president on issues of white supremacy and his coziness with that faction of white extremism in america, that didn t come out of nowhere. that behavior on the part of the president is something that s been brewing for a long time. it s part of a plan and a plan that has a deep deep past as well as a scary future. and that s next. stay with us.
inroads made by extremists into the political right, into what passed for normal conservative poll tings and even normal republican politics. but when donald trump brought in to run his campaign the purr vary of a conservative website that called itself the platform for the alt-right, we knew then that the far right had taken those mainstream inroads to all new territory. this summer at the republican national convention steve bannon told us that at his old job, running a website at breitbart.com created the platform for the alt-right. alt-right is of course a euphemistic term that has not been around that long. breitbart.com, under steve bannon, they ran a long semp thetic profile e plain last year where they described the parts