that could galvanize a team around him of disparate look, we re a coalition. you know, a lot of people think, you know, i have strong beliefs about different things but we understand that you can come together to win and we understood that from august 15th and we never had a doubt and donald trump never had a doubt that he was going to win. interesting to note, of all the people that he mentioned in the clip, with the exception of kelleyanne conway, they re no longer at the white house. dylan byers, let me bring you in. where to begin. do we know, yet, if steve bannon is going back to breitbart? reporter: he will continue to work with breitbart in some fashion, absolutely. and he s also working with bob mercer, the hedge fund billionaire who s behind a lot of the money behind this sort of not just breitbart but the sort of populist insurgency that helped carry trump into power. you know, brooke, i was going back, i was looking at a conversation i had with bannon back before the
disorganized, most unprofessional, had no earthly idea what they were doing and then you saw them all crying and weeping that night on the 8th when and the reason it worked, the reason it worked is president trump. i mean, trump had those ideas, had that energy, had that vision that could galvanize a team around him of disparate look, we re a coalition. you know, a lot of people think, you know, have strong beliefs about different things but we understand that you can come together to win and we understood that from august 15th and we never had a doubt, and donald trump never had a doubt that he was going to win. joining me now, one of those few reporters who interviewed steve bannon on the record, a reporter for the investigative fund at the nation institute. she interviewed and wrote an article about bannon for mother jones. so sara, welcome to you. and your thoughts on the firing news. well, i don t think that
disparate. and i won 520 points. i bring that up, because i have focused on jobs in the economy. to your characterization that the democrats have become the party of the elites, i don t agree with that. but i think that we need to hearken back to the days where people understand that democrats are the party that five her hard-working men men and women. melissa: what are the policies that you would put forward that would be different than what president trump is saying that will work economically for the working class and the vast majority of people? we will focus on 10 million good paying full-time jobs. through job training, and apprenticeship programs. not only making sure that people have a wage where they can buy a kids issues they want as opposed to the issues they need, and buy a new pickup truck every several years, but how we get to that is through the training for the 21st century jobs. we also have to take a look at the expense is that people
americans believe he has done something unethical or illegal. so moving into this investigation that is headed up by robert mueller and the fact that there is such a disparate he is putting and in the minds of voters the president doesn t look like in a good spot right now and it only seems to be getting worse. page and julian and maria and errol, we appreciate your voices so much. thank you for with being with us. you can read more about this on cnn.com. senator dianne feinstein is a guest on state of the union with jake tapper today at 9:00 a.m. eastern. susan collins, the senator is also a guest on that show. so don t miss it. that is today at 9:00 a.m. eastern on cnn. under oath and on the hot seat. attorney general jeff sessions plans to testify tuesday on some of the hot button issues,
and the reason it worked, the reason it works is president trump. trump had those ideas come had that energy, had that vision that could galvanize the team around him of disparate look, we are a coalition. a lot of people think i have strong beliefs about different things but we understand you can come together to win. we understood that from august 15th. we never had a doubt and donald trump never had a doubt he was going to win. i think that is the power of this movement. on top of that, furthermore, president trump laid out his vision for five years ago here at cpac. it was that vision. there s nothing different. if you go back and watch the tape of president trump four or five years ago, that was the trump agenda. one of the things i used to say all the time, governor walker and everyone gets sick of me saying it, but i think president trump found it which is what this country, what all