fans. the fact that she is geei inget pummelled by the president and she feels it s expeditious to do it back. that s the way it works. forget politics for a second. he s the president of the united states whether he is a man or woman, a democrat or republican, this is his job. to the politics point of it, has president trump done enough to help puerto rico? a university poll is out. 36% said yes and 55% said no. he will attack that as fake news or fake polling. they asked hispanic voters and 76% said the trump administration has not done enough. 17% said it has. the pictures and the numbers about the still devastation and the slow progress of recovery, people get that. like you mentioned, this is his job, but a part that he understands. he got good marks for the response in texas and florida.
those sorts of issues at breitbart have caused bannon to be so scrutinized so criticized by some democrats. i ll leave it to max inwaters if she wants to provide proof he s a white supremacist, i wouldn t use that term to describe him. but yes, there are many trump fans who feel bannon is their voice in the white house, that bannon channels their anger and their frustration. so it s a risk for president trump to consider removing bannon. i want to ask you about matt drudge, the man behind the news site the drudge report. an ardent entiretier of the president. lately he s been covering white house in a different way. take a look at the front page of the drudge report today. it says make america hate again. how much influence do you think he has with this administration and coand the drudge report end up being as much a risk for this president as it has been a help in the past? well, the thing about, if you have someone like bannon who leaves the white house, someone like that can be
they need to square that and get everyone on the same page as soon as possible to move on. shannon: congresswoman waters interview there seems to be a bit of a double standard. we have another clip from the stephen colbert late night show where he announces that director comey has been fired and the audience breaks into cheers. they heard hillary clinton saying he cost her the election essentially and colbert seems a little surprised by the reaction, are these trump fans? explains it was donald trump and jeff sessions who recommended the firing. then the audience boos, that seems like, you know, people are just being led along if it s good, great, if it was trump, then it s bad. i would say at the outset you are talking about maxine waters and i guess what i would call an informal survey of opinion on the colbert show. that s not how we make policy or make decisions in this country and to me alex has it exactly right.
donald trump watches fox. he said nice things about fox. is it important to you to be sceptical towards this president? tucker: i m sceptical towards everyone all the time with the possible exception of my wife. scepticism is the heart of journalism. it doesn t mean working out an agenda. it means not taking things as face value from people in power. the press is tee easy on the people they agree with and accept uncritically cliche s and mindlessness. breakfast is the most important meal of the day? really? everyone says that. howie: there are fervent trump fans who don t like any criticism of the president. tucker: i think people who voted
the current administration. donald trump watches fox. he said nice things about fox. is it important to you to be sceptical towards this president? tucker: i m sceptical towards everyone all the time with the possible exception of my wife. scepticism is the heart of journalism. it doesn t mean working out an agenda. it means not taking things as face value from people in power. the press is tee easy on the people they agree with and accept uncritically cliche s and mindlessness. breakfast is the most important meal of the day? really? everyone says that. howie: there are fervent trump fans who don t like any criticism of the president.