[indiscernible]. Lets bring in who have been following the story from the beginning. Tim, what should viewers know about the nunes memo . The most important thing they should know is we now have confirmed that a document that was paid for by the Clinton Campaign and by the Democratic National committee, was used as an essential part, thats the word in the memo. To get authorization to spy on a member of the Trump Campaign. They should also know that the i was not straight up with the court. Chris the fbi did not inform fully, the political background of the document could of the steel dossier. Is that the point . Yeah, the point is not only that they use this cadocument, they did not tell the court it was being funded by a rival campaign. Chris some of the reporting said the fbi did say, there was a political origin here. Or maybe a political motivation. But what about your sourcing . What does your sourcing say. Did the fbi tell them about the Clinton Campaigns role . They never menti
Surveillance warrant on some campaign advisor, carter page. Lets bring in wall street journal, monastics and Deputy Editor Dan Hettinger and potomac watch columnist pam strasser who has been followint story from the beginning. Kim, whats the most important thing viewers should know about the nunez nunes memo . We now have confirmed that a document that was paid for by the Clinton Campaign and by the Democratic National committee was used as an essential part, those are the words in the memo of an application to get a warrant to spy on the right president ial campaign, the trumpcampaign. They should also know that the fbi was not straight up with the court in terms of what it did and did not tell it. It did not inform the court, the fbi did not fully, about the political background of the document. Of the steel dossier. Is that the point . Yeah, the point is not only do they use this document but they did not tell the court was being funded by a rival campaign. Some of the Campaign Repo
The trerkt appear Christopher Doyle as the director of photography, we really did something special. Wow i cant wait. Dont miss antingly bourdain parts unknown in hong kong sunday at 9 00 p. M. Eastern. Thanks very much for watching 360. I hope you have a great weekend. Fareed zacrye special, the steve bannon interview, starts right now. See you again on monday. Hello and welcome to this cnn special, the steve bannon interview. Im Fareed Zakaria in rome. Bannon came to worldwide attention in august of 2016 when he was named the ceo of Donald Trumps president ial campaign. After President Trumps victory and inauguration bannon was named chief strategist at the white house, reporting only to the president. But for many he was also the chief ideaologist of a nationalist, protectionist poppist his ambition is nothing less than to remake conservativism in the world and america and thats remaking politics. But everything from a goldman sk executive was set to clashed with white house officia
1982, he visited the uk. And he gave a big important speech. A historic and controversial speech at the palace of westminster addressing the whole british parliament. It was interesting. When he was introduced he got this rapturous welcome, this long sustained ovation that seemed to startle even him a little bit. Im not sure he expected quite that warm a welcome. As you might expect, part of that speech was reagan just waxing eloquent about the special relationship between us and the uk after they gave him such a warm ovation. Each stop of this trip is important. But among them all this moment occupies a special place in my heart and in the hearts of my countrymen. A moment of kinship and homecoming in these hallowed halls. Speaking for all americans, i want to say how very much at home we feel in your house. Every american would because this is, as we have been so eloquently told, one of democracys shrines. Americas time as a player on the stage of World History has been brief. I thin
To the president. For many he was the chief ideaologist of a nationalist protectionist populism he championed heading up breitbart news, it was to remaim americanism around the world and thus remake politics. Bannon who has been everything from a gold man sax executive to a producer was set to clash off with other white house officials, including the president s family. So not even a year into his job, steve bannon was fired. When he was dismissed. Bannon didnt disappear from the public eye. He resumed as executive chairman at breitbart the conservative news outlet and continued to give advice to the president. Then in january, Michael Wolffs account of fire and fury was published. It painted the president if a less than flattering light. Trump had enough, in a statement he said when bannon was fired, he not only lost his job, he lost his mind. After his president ial dressing down, bannon resigned from breitbart, but kr continued to spread his brand of populism and is in high demand,