i don t really have a it lot to say about that particular individual. i sometimes feel like that there are people in our country who see a train moving in a direction and or a parade and jump in front of it and think they re leading it. reporter: i mean it is a loss for steve bannon do you think? i hope he pays attention. i don t think steve bannon has anything positive at all to the dialogue in the country. i don t know who would identify with him. to see him on the stage this week with the big american flag behind him, he looked like a dishevelled drunk that wandered in off the street. to have him become the face of major politics and have a voice in politics is wrong. we should shun him and cut him off. a dishevelled drunk that wandered in off the street from peter king. jennifer, your thoughts about the gop and its construction now because it clearly can t be a big enough tent for this guy, roy moore to be in the tent. nobody wants him in the elephant tent. right.
explained his plan today. we have to prioritize. both parties agree that we need to reduce the deficit by the same amount, $4 trillion. so what choices are we going to make to reach that goal? either we ask the wealthiest americans to pay their fair share in taxes railroor ask seno pay more for medicare. we can t afford to do both. either we gut education and medical research or we ve got to reform the tax code so that the most profitable corporations have to give up tax loophole that s other companies don t get. we can t afford to do both. this is not class warfare. it s math. so let s take it this a step further. let me explain his reference to class warfare. a lot of top republicans say that s what the president is, they say that asking the wealthiest americans to pay more taxes is just simply unfair. and they reject any tax increase saying it it s bad for our fragile economy. the president sent his treasury secretary out to sell his plan. the first question he faced?