In a new interview with 60 Minutes former White House Chiefs Dragon Steve Bannon said he

thinks he is a street fighter and looking at him I'd say the street one.

That's just a shot at a person's looks which we did not.

Charlie we did not engage in yesterday.

No, clearly not.

Hey, the fascinating feature at on why Bannon looked so bad.

I'm really interested.

I want to hear that.

Oh yeah, it's definitely worth staying tuned for.

So listen, there are a couple of main themes on the Armstrong and Gettyshow guiding principles.

Number one, we'd like your drive into work to be less boring than it could have been otherwise.

And so you'll listen.

That's really the guiding principle.

But when it comes to politics, the idea that the ours and the these, the political parties are whipping you up and leading you around by the nose.

They're getting y'all jacked up against each other while they all get rich and they grow the government and the rest of it.

And they're pitting us against each other in ways that are completely unnecessary.

Just and in the fact, and this is a bit of an aside, but I've had several discussions in real life with people who seem to think this is absolutely true.

People are tying their politics to their identity in a way that you normally don't see it all outside of like when there's a revolution or something like that and people are dying in the streets.

The idea that well, I'm a, I'm a father, I'm a husband, I'm a Christian, I'm a JC's member, I'm a baseball coach, I'm a blah, blah, blah.

Oh yeah, I happen to vote to a Democrat.

You know, now it's, I'm a Democrat, I'm a fighter, I'm a blibbed, it's way up top and everybody's identity.

Well, and we've seen those, those, those polls that like the number of people that don't want their daughter to remarry Republican or whatever.

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