I will get to Steve Bannon in just a little bit.

So many things going on.

My God, it is so crazy in this world.

Steve was on Anderson Cooper last night on CNN.

I was watching a little bit of that.

And you know, you don't,

you can't put Steve Bannon into a corner. He's really good. He's really good at knowing how to

fight back and go on offense. And that is really what the Republicans need to do. That's what the

president needs to do. And there was word yesterday that a friend of mine, Tony Seig, might be taking on that role.

Tony was in the communications department, led the communications for the Treasury, and left a couple

months ago, and he might lead the war room communications for the White House during this piece of, during

this time period of having to really set the tone and change the narrative. That's what they've

got to do because right now, and you can see it in the polling, people just, if you like Trump,

you think he should be impeached. If you don't like Trump, I'm sorry, if you like Trump, you think he's getting railroaded.

If you don't like Trump, then he should be impeached.

And that's kind of the way it's setting up.

But that's got to change because there's enough people who will look at this objectively

and say, you know, maybe I don't like them, but, you know, come on.

Impeaching and throwing him out of office.

Those are the people we've got to turn around.

Those are the people that have got to become much more vocal in this fight.

Okay?

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