in an interview with cbs 60 minutes bannon believes the democratic party won t truly be competitive until they go through an intraparty civil war of their own. if i m the democrat party, there s no breitbart. the problem in the democratic party they haven t is a civil war. the financial crisis shows you that. obama and guys in that administration understood they had to go hold these people on wall street accountable and they blinked. bernie sanders had every opportunity. the clinton corruption, knew how the wall street crowd has a lock on the democratic party and did not have the guts to take on hillary clinton in that primary. bannon says went on to say he thinks democrats have the same problem with their establishment that republicans have with theirs. we ll dig into that right after this short break. ountry. you re c.i.a.? shh. based on an incredible true story. we need you to deliver stuff for us. of the c.i.a. s biggest secret.
just did with tom reid. a found it so interesting that he wasn t necessarily on the side of republican leadership. he kept saying, we ve got to get things done and kept endorsing donald trump working with whomever he needs to work with? because tom reid comes from a district that went full-in for donald trump and yet he also knows that he needs to produce results for his district. so he ll play the fence a little bit and it makes sense for where he is politically. what about the bases of both parties, though? look, i think the trump base is a trump base at this point. not a republican base. he has a lot of ability and power to make them see the world in his image and his way. so if he says the problem is other republicans, there is a big chunk of that base that will say, yep. the problem is them. absolutely. why we saw, places like breitbart, attacking other republicans after this debt deal, and not so much pelosi so much. and the democratic base is
it s time for our panel who is back. before we went to break talking the democratic party not had intraparty civil war. they need their own version of brietbart and bernie sanders dropped the ball. what do you think of that? think the democratic party had that in the 1980s and 1990s and center left more or less won it at the time. question is is there enough difference of opinion now in the spectrum for a second civil war? i remember when centrist democrats wanted to privatize social security and saying it s fine to be against abortion rights when closer with wall street. i think now that s closed. anti-wall street party in i lot of ways and moving to left of health care and can t even find