into the main stream. breitbart were champions of trump. bannon once called breitbart the platform for the alt right. now, bannon will be the president s chief strategist. stoking fears the alt religious. religion. a charge bannon denies. number three, the stunning down fall of fox news ceo roger ailes. we re back with breaking news, a media bombshell. two weeks later, he was out. although he strongly denied the allegations, multiple women inside fox, came forward with similar stories. it was a shocking end for the controversial king maker and master mind of the country s highest rated news channel. number two, one of the biggest miscues in decade, donald trump
trump because, throughout the campaign he said, trust me. if i become president of the united states, these jobs in indiana at carrier, they will stay put, they will not be moved to mexico or any place else. and he delivered already. he certainly has delivered. and i do think, for all the negative things we have said about the trump campaign or have focused in on their miscues, this is a victory for them. the question is, the carrier statement says it will be a little more than over 1,000 jobs saved. there were two plants in indiana that were going to be shut down. it s unclear what will happen to the other plant, and perhaps the other thousand or so workers, what s going to happen to those jobs. but the fact of the matter is, a thousand jobs were preserved. i think mike pence certainly had a lot to do with it. a lot of this had to do with state incentives in order to keep carrier there. at the end of the statement, though, wolf, carrier says themselves that they still believe in fre
said is negligent. so what i m telling you is that maybe, there s a lot of miscues leading up to that shooting. but the negligent piece of it is indisputable to me. i think there is no question there is negligence in not informing the police that the 911 call said it wias a toy gun imagine in police had withheld fire and this man had a gun and killed two or three children we would be looking at it different. we have to look through the eyes of the police at the moment they had to make a decision. i agree. i think they lied about what happened and there was negligence after the fact but you have to look at that one second where police was saying to himself, here is a guy, he sees him as a man with a gunpointing at kids. do you shoot or do you not
his wife, the results were mixed. i highly recommend it. reporter: in 2008, amid a tight race with barack obama, bill clinton played a prominent role, campaigning for hillary in early key primary states. but along with the large and enthusiastic crowds came a series of verbal miscues. including a harsh assessment of obama. give my a break. this whole thing is the biggest fairy tale i ve ever seen. reporter: and days late ir, an off the cuff comment suggesting that skin color was a key factor in winning the primary there. questions quickly arose whether bill clinton was doing more harm than good. and though he remained on the trail, he was tightly guarded, kept on script and away from the media. but how do you say no to the man who was revered among democrats, popular among all americans and
enthusiastic crowds, same a kers of verbal miscues including a harsh assessment of obama. give me a break. this whole thing is the biggest fairy tale i ve ever seen. reporter: days later, an-the-cuff comment in south carolina suggesting that skin color was a key factor in winning the primary there. jesse jackson won south carolina twice in 84 and 88. reporter: questions arose whether mr. clinton was doing more harm than good. although he remained on the trail in the early primaries, he was tightly guarded and kept on script and away from the media but how do you say no to the man who is revered among democrats? popular among all americans, and whose penchant for delivering a memorable line cannot be understated. what new idea do we bring to washington? i always bring a one-word answer. arithmetic. reporter: at although has changed since bill clinton s