by the way, always take a step back when the mob is doing that. i ve got to say this about breitbart, you know? what bothers me about the whole bannon thing is everybody bought into he s a racist. really? david webb, our friend, sonny johnson, our friend, two of my three black friends right there greg: there you go. that s always a good defense, terry, when you point out your black friends. everybody goes what i m saying, those guys worked come on, i m joking. greg: i know. oh, you can say stuff but i can t. so those guys [inaudible] [laughter] yeah, yeah, yeah. okay, cool. those guys work for breitbart, oh, he s an anti-semite. joe pollack writes for him, ben shapiro, they had their falling out. brandon darby one of the best reporters in the country doing great work. what bothered me about the breitbart idea is that s a bunch of white supremacists. that s b.s.. i don t know what s going on
conservativism versus nationalism or populist versus tea partier. whose party will this end up being? joe pollack co-wrote a book about president trump s campaign called how trump won: the inside story of a revolution he said i believed he could win i did not think he would. and he revealed the conclusion that would have been if trump lost. he wrote the populist and nationalist movement will not simply disappear after his defeat. of course a trump victory would have made resolving these contradictions much easier. but is that wishful thinking for republicans a it this point? the author joins me now.
jewish and gay. he has joe pollack, the ceo of breitbart is jewish. i m not saying he s an anti-semite, to be clear. i m saying, something has been unleashed among supporters of donald trump, some of whom are connected but why? and there s a responsibility to try to stop this. but, peter, why? i would suggest to you respectfully that your party, which i ve said many times, has at its core racism and has for two centuries, two-plus centuries, that you divide people by race, you divide them by ethnicity. this is what you do to fuel your agenda. and you ve been doing it for all of history. and this is what you get as a result. anderson, this is we ve had this discussion yes, yes, we have. do you want to respond? it is made-up history. respectfully, jeffrey, you literally are just making stuff up. carlos, we can read some books together. and we should probably start
this is a guy i was talking about trump, not bannon. all right. well, look, this whole anti-semitism alan dershowitz, god bless him, who is jewish and a liberal democrat, was over there in jerusalem and gave an interview to breitbart and said it is a big mistake for people to be pointing the anti-semitism finger just because they disagree with somebody. steve bannon is a huge supporter of israel you could be an anti-semite and a supporter of israel. he partnered with andrew breitbart, who was jewish. he has one of these what s his name, milo iannopoulos, who is part of the alt right, who is both jewish and gay. he has joe pollack, the ceo of breitbart is jewish. this is crazy i m not saying he s an anti-semite, to be clear. i m saying that something has been unleashed among supporters of donald trump, some of whom are connected but why? and there s a responsibility like margaret is talking about to try to stop this. but peter, why?
president might be more in line with our values than we thought and we re encouraged. you could tell an awful lot about someone in life not by what they say but by their friends, by the people whose company they keep, by the people who support them and we ve seen the kkk, neo-nazis and white supremacists ex aalting over th naming of steve bannon. i can t speak to the president-elect s intentions. i can only talk about the outcome. this seems to embolden the extremists. what do you say to those who say jared kushner is obviously he s jewish and devout, ivanka is a convert. joe pollack wrote a piece defending bannon saying it s ridiculous to call him an anti-semite. this is libel.