What they do all is act in this mean, indecent, coarse format, and because they have realized they can do that, and stir up the republican base in the course of this, so if we get past donald trump and the republican party as the nominee, it s going to be a mean, coarse, indecent person because that s what s now become acceptable. it s the reason they like desantis, michelle. they only like him because of how mean he is. he s a little guy, like a little mean guy. and the reality is, the only thing we re missing from this, what you both have put together, is that at the top of the tea party, where the super rich elite. it was the koch brothers, the mercers. that s who was funding it because they want the mean as bread and circuses for working class white folks so they can get the only thing they care about, the precious tax cuts for the rich. they don t want to pay taxes. they don t want social security, because they don t want to pay taxes. sometimes when they re honest
Bannon s name is synonymous with populist messages. now these key phrases like drain the swamp and border wall was tested by this data company started by bannon and financed by the mercers, mega conservative donor family a couple of years ago. yet trump has downplay ed the reliance on voter data. one of the themes in devil s bargain is that bannon had been preparing for the 2016 election long before donald trump was ever on the scene. and there was a three-pronged approach to that. prong one was to build this populist nationalist movement with jeff sessions, steven miller, people like that. the second prong was an investigative arm, government accountability institute that produced the clinton cashbook and would essentially dig up dirt on hillary clinton that would impede her from becoming president. the third prong was the cambridge prong, to develop data
Adviser to donald trump, on the campaign and also in the white house, sits on the board of that company, and of course, essentially was run by the mercers, who are huge donors to the donald trump campaign. sort of huge donors behind a lot of what s considered the alt-right, the nationalist movement within the republican party and the conservative movement. so, matt, as you re speaking about this, i just want everybody at home, look at your screen. matt, explain what you re talking about. i mean, this is a graphic explaining what you re talking about here. right. i think that, you know, anybody who is a news junky by now probably knows who the mercers are. if anybody out there is watching and tay don t know who they are, they should. robert mercer was a big hedge fund guy. you know, billionaires, basically.