basically. this is different now than say, in 2016, this is appointment median elsa signposted tonight, in 2016, voters were familiar with the idea of trump. they had heard about for decades. they were not familiar with who he is, what he s like, the fact that there is a rolling drama around him at all times, and i think there is a sense of fatigue. what that adds up to depends on who he s running against and what else is happening. but i absolutely think that he is a smaller and certainly less powerful figure than he was before. look, you can t underestimate just how loyal a lot of his fans but also his surrogates and supporters are. i just heard steve bin and say, he s out over the nfts. he was fine with the sedition and the bigotry, but the nfts was like the bridge too far. i m sure he ll come back around. if trump starts looking like the only candidate. or the strongest candidate.
that s not the steve bin and i, know who knows, will never really know. he s not going to go to trial, for bannon was in trouble, perhaps he wanted to be back in the good graces of the man would unequivocal pardon power, he began publicly and privately telling trump things that trump wanted to, here and i have to say, it did, payoff it appears in his final hours in the white house, reportedly after much back and forth, donald trump, the president, pardon bannon at the last minute. so, now it appears, the one-time trump campaign chairman feels confident where he stands, as he willfully defies congressional oversight, with both because claims of privilege, while this evening s vote was just a very preliminary, step it appears steve bannon s legal headaches may be far from over. congressman adam shift, a democrat representing california sits on the select committee investigate january, 60 just voted to proceed with holding steve bannon in criminal contempt. congressman, you have said th