and the interesting thing will be to see how bannon recoups from this. i think we have not seen the last of him. he made a commitment when he left the white house, he ll continue to movement. but it remains to be seen without the money and without the platform to engage voters and to recruit candidates and get the message out, it will be difficult for him to continue to do what well, he certainly has lost the microphone and he didn t drop it. he lost it. a source tells cnn that everyone seems stunned. so have you spoken to anyone at breitbart? was bannon a popular figure still internally there? no, i think that the only person who really liked the way that bannon did things was probably breitbart reporter matthew boyle, and he s a lunatic. so that tells you, there was no ground-swell effort to try to keep him, no under-swelling of reporters and editors, trying to get to the breitbart editors, hoping bannon would be saved. he s a figure that i think,
person who really liked the way that bannon did things was probably breitbart reporter matthew boyle, and he s a lunatic. so that tells you, there was no groundswell effort to try to keep him, no under-swelling of reporters and editors, trying to get to the breitbart editors, hoping bannon would be saved. he s a figure that i think, generates a lot of anger and resentment because he s a bully. i watched him every day for two years, don. bully the crap out of everybody at breitbart. demean them, yell at them, curse at them. just treat them like human garbage. that s not the type of mentality that inspires loyalty from anybody. i think there are a lot of folks at breitbart today who are going to wake up tomorrow breathing easier, happier. the ceo and the editor in chief, they are in some level thrilled that the bannon problem has been put to bed and they don t have to deal with his shenanigans, antics and temperament anymore. the problem that breitbart now