steve bannon just spoke at the rally. what was his final message for moore supporters? well, anderson, steve bannon has been one of roy moore s longest and most ardent supporters in this race, even sticking by him despite those allegations and he was at his last public event last week and tonight he was attempting to fire up the crowd to get out and vote tomorrow. steve bannon, who is from virginia was telling this crowd here in alabama tonight not to let someone outside of the state attempt to sway their vote, but he got the biggest cheers of the night when he brought up the republican establishment in washington. to mitch mcconnell and senator shelby and [ crowd boos ] and conde rice and all that little bobby corker, all that establishment up there, all that establishment up there every day that doesn t have trump s back. you know they don t have his back at all. what they want him for is that corporate tax cut. as soon as they get that tax cut, you watch what happe
including everyone, including himself and his family apparently. he s actually doing better than most politicians could ever hope for. that s kind of interesting. it s an experiment we are living through at once. kimberly: and your expectations, he exceeded all expectations. greg: on fox news, i was in the top four critics of donald trump. i didn t know what to expect. it s irrelevant now. greg: a lot of them are gone now. my point is given what we know about back then and what we are seeing now, who cares about that? kimberly: dana, what is your take? dana: a different perspective, in washington, especially when you work for a sitting president. when george stephanopoulos book came out during the clinton administration, he was basically cut off from them. it was a big deal. they basically said you are dead to us. scott mcclellan wrote the book during the bush administration. i was press secretary at the time and i was super upset. washington loves a story. ame
before they operated on him. the president and steve boone reason helping out the future, i guess. because every time they endorse a candidate, the candidate fails. it s fun. well, i mean, i don t know if it s fun. i m having fun this morning. what s that about, louis and aymon, i don t get it. who a remarkable night. i got to tell you, it was a night. it once again proves that nobody knows nothing. there was a joke, somebody tweeted the early exit polls could show that john kerry was going to be the next president of the united states but he tweeted that, to which john kerry tweeted too soon. too soon. at 10:00 last night, i had been told by top alabama officials across the state that there were not enough votes for doug jones. this was at 10:00. then i talked to some people at nbc and other places, it s too early to call this. but it certainly seems to be going against doug jones. then boom it showed he was going to lose six out of the seven swing states. that
creating several global channels in russia, mandarin and other languages, that would compete with rt. the proposed american version would mix entertainment with news programing and pro western propaganda. president obama brushed aside the idea as politically impact cam. after the 2016 election, they broke out a new record that would authorize sweeping covert operations against russia. they opt aid begins such a far-reaching approach. instead, making this event existing presidential finding making it combat cyber threats around the world than specifically russia. obama signed a separate order that gave the cia authority to plan operations against russia. intelligence officials tell the washington post the trump white house remains divide over whether to act. so, clint what do you make of this report, is this a surprise to you? no, it s exactly what i expected. my colleagues and i were researching this starting in 2014. we were mostly looking at the syria groups. we can see t
Continue to use military force outside the country essentially giving a green light to deployments of those two roy moores. president zelensky called up the military reserves. i want to bring in a panel. so good to have you all here. juan, let me start with, what do russian sanctions against the u.s. look like? and when the ambassador says ordinary american citizens will feel the impact of these sanctions, what does that mean. the ambassador is trying to highlight one of the key weapons that the russian have, which is