pass at the border and on capitol hill. joining me now is jonathan capeheart from the washington post. here we re talking about children being separated at the bord border. the attorney general justifying it but blaming it on the bible. sarah sanders being challenged by that in the briefing. in fact, we have that. let s play a bit of sarah sanders at yesterday s briefing. don t you have any empathy? you re a parent. don t you have any empathy for what these people are going through? come on. settle down. i m trying to be serious but i m not going to have you yell out of term. it s law and these people have nothing. i know you want to get some more tv time but it s not about that.
god, family, faith, country, and i am very confident that when everything comes out they will make the best decision for their state. shouldn t be decided by me, by people, on television, by mitc mcconnell, washington. a puddle. joining me now is jennifer rubin and jonathan capeheart of the washington post and eric bowler of share blue media. bowler, you had the disadvantage of not being at the table to have fun with us. i m going to you first. the obedience to steve bannon is interesting. he is not a power player in republican politics. he s been credited with one primary race in alabama that everyone knew the way it was going anyway. he jumped on the roy moore bandwagon when it was already out of the station. but here is how bannon talks about the establishment and the way that it s responded to
credibility that roger ales did to get all of the hosts in line. what you have are people programming their shows with what they think donald trump would want them to see on their shows. so you kind of have this muddled mixed message back in the roger ales days the network would operate in lock step. this roy moore story is one example. you have large portions of the network ignoring it, trying not to cover it. then you have hosts like hannity and pirro doubling down on it. ultimately this is another example of the network in service of donald trump. let me turn to my washington post panel that s here at the table. jonathan, the other person who may want to say his programming fox news is breitbart because they have to compete with breitbart s media operation and messaging, which is a lot more unabashed about slavishly being
dated a woman as young as 17? not generally, no, if i did, you know, i m not going to dispute anything, but i don t remember anything like that. but you don t specifically remember having any girlfriend that was in her late teens even at that time? i don t remember that, and i don t remember ever dating any girl without the permission of her mother. back with me is the washington post jennifer reuben. jonathan capeheart also of the washington post, gabriel and eric bullard of shared blue. i m going to you first, eric. you had shawn hannity really doing his best to try to rehabilitate judge moore. he had a twitter meltdown going after cnn s jake tapper over the weekend on friday because the tweets have since been deleted. he was essentially trying to say that he didn t justify a relationship with an under age child calling jay tapper fake jake because essentially on his
grades, stay focused, listen to your parents, live out your dreams. instead at 17 years old i was being hated on because of the color of my skin. welcome back to am joy. former nfl superstar randy moss is one of the many condemning donald trump for calling for nfl owners to fire players for taking a knee during the national anthem to protest police brutality. at 11:00 a.m. this morning players on the jacksonville jaguars neiled and locked arms. more protests expected throughout the day. joining me, joan walsh, bill rhoden, jonathan capeheart. thank you, guys. annan, i m going to start with you. i think what randy moss said is so important. i have three children, they re pretty big. you teach your kids to respect the president of the united states, respect authority but donald trump is the kind of president you have to guard your