principal conservatives who won back in the tea party revolution in a folder republican party. lisa: i disagree with you because in the 2016 election, president trump heavily relied on the rnc in their ground again and the rnc as an infrastructure in the various components as part of the opposition research, communication among ground data, fundraising great he did rely heavily that the purpose of the rnc to serve. i would also say that i think that this rift with steve bannon and president trump and republicans. harris: you think it s a war between those two men? lisa: i think it s all overrated. it has long been divided. freedom works born with establishment candidates. senate conservatives fund, this is been going on for really long time, and the media loves to report on it because it s to se see. sandra: is the president s strategy a good one then? lisa: if he can get tax reform done, the economy keeps booming, he s in solid shape for 2020. if he wins in 2020, than his
and so particularly coming from them i think this has broad impact and it forces other republicans to confront the question will i now start to say more publicly what i have been thinking for a while or will i continue to be complicit in going along with this president. what did you make of i thought mitch mcconnell s response was sort of fascinating because he said basically, you re a good man and a team player, right? which seemed to be a check-in, which we still got a yes from you on tax stuff, right? well, that is their next big immediate goal as they walk into another back box canyon and can t get their billionaire-friendly tax reform done, then big donors are going to go ape and they will have a real problem on their hands altogether. the tax reform has little to do with tax reform, a lot to do
thinking for a while or will i continue to be complicit in going along with this president. what did you make of i thought mitch mcconnell s response was sort of fascinating because he said basically, you re a good man and a team player, right? which seemed to be a check-in, which we still got a yes from you on tax stuff, right? well, that is their next big immediate goal as they walk into another back box canyon and can t get their billionaire-friendly tax reform done, then big donors are going to go ape and they will have a real problem on their hands altogether. the tax reform has little to do with tax reform, a lot to do with donor maintenance and even more to do with trying to put some kind of win on the board, however ugly it may be. and that is why today felt a little bit like it feels like
reform done, it relieves the pressure. brian: steve bannon off. look, steve bannon is his own man. i think steve is going to do what steve wants to do on these primaries. he is going to make some examples out of people. to be honest with you it s not a bad thing. ainsley: check it out on foxnews.com. right behind you is jillian. we are going to get headlines from her. good morning to you. and to you at home as well. beginning with a fox news alert. someone in this room may know the killer, those chilling words coming from tampa s police chief at a community meeting overnight as fears rise that a serial killer is on the loose. everybody at this point is a suspect. there s a very good likelihood that someone in this room knows who is doing it. jillian: three people have been killed in a span of 11 days all in the same neighborhood. suspect caught on surveillance video near a bus stop after the first
brian: talk about your op-ed today. we had op-ed yesterday on up on foxnews.com. brian: that bannon is leading the charge on. that s right. steve bannon is kind of the figure head leader of this antiestablishment movement that s going on. i believe there s a lot of candidates that are out there that need to be supported. and my position is that if they get tax reform done, the temperature combings down on these primaries a lot. that s the problem with people in america right now is they re frustrated with washington. washington has done nothing. they have promised, promised, promised and delivered very little. and the president s agenda is stalled in congress. not in the white house. but in congress. and that s why these senators are feeling the pressure. they are feeling pressure from challengers because they have been ineffective. and i think if they get tax