Well get into that in a second. But moments ago, the editor of breitbart, this is Steve Bannons former website, tweeted this in a single word. War. Lets begin with our senior White House Correspondent jim acosta live in bridgewater, new jersey, where the president is having this working vacation. Jim acosta, we wont beat around the bush. The man was fired. Reporter not much of a working vacation. Yeah, not much of a working vacation for the president , and he had to deal with something that was really pressing, it seems, if you talk to multiple white house sources and that is the pyrifiring of steve bannon. My understanding from talking to white house sources is that this was going to happen a couple of weeks ago, that bannon was going to be fired a couple of weeks ago, that it didnt happen, and then that recently he was given the option to resign, which, you know, if you want to break through the white house speak there and you were just doing that a few moments ago, brooke, he was fi
Gratitude. Want to thank all of the people that came out today. I want to thank all the people who came out to hear that mention of love, not hate, to fight back on racism, to the fight back on antisemitism, to fight back on the White Supremacists that were coming to our cities and the nazis coming to our city. I want to thank everyone who came here and expressed themself in such a positive, great manner today. Kelly and President Trump also tweeting i want to applaud the many protesters in boston who are speaking out against bigotry and hate. Our country will soon come together as one. We have Fox Team Coverage on all of this. Steve harrigan is covering the protests in boston. But first, for more on the president s response, we go to rich edson reporting from bridgewater, new jersey, near the president s golf club. Rich, were hearing a much deferent tone now on protests different tone now on protests from the president. Reporter kelly, a much more positive, hopeful tone that you read
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