oh, man, i m having some serious flashbacks here. we re talking about this, because tim kaine has written a letter saying we should dispense with these super delegates. this was a huge point of contention. watching bernie sanders, it takes you straight back to the campaign, and then tim kaine weighing in on the super delegates a year later, almost on the anniversary of the election has a certain, i m sure bernie sanders is enjoying the irony of that. they want the super delegates to go. and they have a fair point. it s basically an undemocratic system. it s another, we have this decision point of whether they go into corporatist, centrist direction or a populace direction. this is one of the tools of the establishment.
a corporatist and all this crazy stuff but he s always been right about these things. kimberly: it s very frustrating, i m sure, corarey, being up close and personal to the whole experience because the mainstream media, liberal media has been incredibley unfair to the president. they were unfair to candidate trump, and they have been grotesquely unfair to president trump but yet people also still criticize when he goes on twitter to defend himself. what s your thoughts on this? look, the american people knew this before they elected him. he s a counterpuncher. when someone attacks him he s going to fight back but this is the amazing part. you had a candidate in candidate trump who was unbelievable successful from the media unbelievably accessible, hillary clinton went into hiding, taking naps 12-14 hours a day, she wasn t on the campaign trail, she had the scooby van, falling asleep in the van, takes two
like sessions. they don t believe in any of it, they don t like any of this medical marijuana, they don t like the whole thing. the only reason the war on drugs is still going on, it s because the things of the prisons union lobbies for it, the partnership for a drug-free america was run by tobacco and alcohol companies, this is all a corporatist crony horrible thing. tom: why would they do that? they want there to be or tom: they want to be the drug of choice. alcoholism is far more dangerous and deadly drug. your surgeon could be doing shots before he operates on you. oxycontin before he does surgery. i do think this could be a potential gateway drug. tom: obviously we ve solved the issue right here. moving on. buzz aldrin, the second man to walk on the moon has a plan for creating a permanent settlement
they re corporatist, globalist media that are adamantly opposed [cheers and applause] adamantly opposed to a economic nationalist agenda like donald trump has. chris: there certainly were a lot of ists there, corporatist, globalist, nationalist. but you have said that you think this president needs to have a kind of laser focus on his economic agenda. does all of the, do all of these attacks on the media and intelligence and opponents, does that get in the way of that message? chris, what the problem is, is that the media continues to run a false narrative about this president. and if they would just cover him fairly, and what the president said at his press conference where he spent 77 minutes fielding questions from the media which is, look, i ll take bad stories, but just report fairly and accurately on what we re doing, and they re refused to do that. time and time again we re seeing front page stories in the
i think what you will see all he has asked for, he asked for a 77-minute long press conference was just write a story that s fair. it has to be fair, it has to be accurate, and it has to be truthful. he has good relationships with the media. he has been for accessible to the media than any other president in the history of our country. both on the campaign side and now as the president. that s something we haven t seen before. i hope he continues to do that. howie: corey lewandowski, thanks for joining us. up next. steve bannon says the media support a corporatist and globalist agenda.