Actress Lena Dunham sent Speaker of the House Paul Ryan a voicemail message Monday expressing how “disappointed” she is about President-elect Donald Trump’s appointment of Steve Bannon as his chief strategist and senior counsel.
Steve Bannon does not have a racist or sexist or homophobic bone in his body.
Breitbart News contributor, Fox News contributor, and Washington Times columnist Charles Hurt stated it’s “absurd” to say White House Chief Strategist and Senior Counselor Stephen K. Bannon is racist or anti-Semitic on Monday’s edition of FNC’s “Special Report.” Hurt said,
Monday, on his radio show, Mark Levin argued that allegations of anti-Semitism against newly-appointed White House Chief Strategist & Senior Counselor Stephen K. Bannon are “absolutely ridiculous.” Levin said that while he “strong disagreements” with Bannon’s support of the “nationalist/populist
A leading conservative congressman told Breitbart News on Monday that he is very pleased President-elect Donald J. Trump selected Stephen K. Bannon as his chief strategist and senior counselor to lead his White House.
Steve Bannon is a friend of the Jewish people and a defender of Israel, as well as being a passionate American patriot and a great leader.
The Washington Examiner’s “Washington Secrets” columnist Paul Bedard reports on the conservative movement’s praise for President-elect Donald Trump’s choice of Stephen K. Bannon as senior counselor and chief strategist.
The losers of the left have worked themselves into such a bizarre hysteria over the fact that they lost the White House that they have lost all connection to reality and are now hyping their most ludicrously paranoid fantasies.
There is talk of Breitbart bureaus opening in Paris, Berlin and Cairo, spots where the populist right is on the rise. A bigger newsroom is coming in Washington, the better to cover a president-elect whose candidacy it embraced.
Alex Isenstadt and Blake Hounshell write at Politico that President Elect Donald J. Trump’s decision on who will be his Chief of Staff—Priebus, Bannon, or other—may define the direction of his administration.
Washington (CNN)President-elect Donald Trump hasn’t yet publicly named a chief of staff, but already, a major tea party group is warning him against naming one of his reported top choices.
On Wednesday’s edition of Breitbart News Daily, SiriusXM host Alex Marlow introduced a unique surprise guest: Breitbart News Executive Chairman Stephen K. Bannon, the founding host of Breitbart News Daily, currently on leave from Breitbart to serve as chief executive officer of Donald Trump’s presidential campaign.
CNN’s Brian Stelter speculates that the Trump campaign’s use of a Facebook livestream to broadcast coverage before and after Wednesday night’s presidential debate “looked like a no-frills version of a cable news channel” and could presage a future news channel aimed at Trump’s populist center-right supporters.
Robert Costa writes in the Washington Post that the “first post-election target” of the populist and nationalist movement that propelled GOP nominee Donald Trump’s campaign will likely be the Republican Speaker of the House Paul Ryan.
Jonathan Swan at The Hill writes that Donald Trump’s campaign views Republican House Speaker Paul Ryan as part of the ‘evil empire’ permanent political class that Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton also embodies.
The Washington Post’s Media Columnist Margaret Sullivan writes a blistering denunciation in Monday’s Post of former Breitbart Executive Chairman and current Trump campaign CEO Stephen K. Bannon. Sullivan slams Bannon for Trump’s decision to bring Bill Clinton’s alleged sexual assault victims to Sunday’s presidential debate.
“A human civilization’s best chance of survival is to anchor itself in the God of creation,” Christian evangelist and reality star Phil Robertson declared in “Torchbearer,” an epic documentary launching in select theaters on Oct. 7 as a clarion call for Christians and people of faith in America to engage their culture before it’s too late.
In a groundbreaking new documentary film coming to select theaters on October 7, Duck Dynasty’s Phil Robertson challenges a modern, post-Christian worldview by proposing a walk through history in the light of faith.
Citizens United Productions will release the documentary film Torchbearer, starring Duck Dynasty’s Phil Robertson, in select theaters across the country on October 7, the organization announced this week.
Kenneth Vogel and Hadas Gold write in Politico about the latest trouble to strike Glenn Beck’s media empire, as Beck and one of his advertisers sue each other over unpaid bills and claims that the radio talker’s endorsement of Ted Cruz’s presidential campaign and increasingly shrill denunciations of Donald Trump alienated his audience. Politico notes that Beck’s diminished relevance is juxtaposed by the rising influence of Breitbart News, which — along with Matt Drudge, Sarah Palin, and Sean Hannity — Beck has repeatedly attacked during this election cycle.
Politico’s Hadas Gold bashed Stephen K. Bannon, Breitbart News’ Executive Chairman who is on leave of absence to serve as GOP presidential nominee Donald J. Trump’s campaign CEO, in a lengthy hit piece on Friday.
Nicole Hemmer, the Assistant Professor of Presidential Studies at the University of Virginia’s Miller Center, provided Politico an excerpt of her new book, “Messengers of the Right: Conservative Media and the Transformation of American Politics.” As Hemmer explains in her preface, conservative media outlets like Breitbart have historically provided the backbone of the conservative movement in America.
Daniel Miller reports in the Los Angeles Times about the Hollywood career of Breitbart Executive Chairman Stephen K. Bannon, who took a leave of absence from Breitbart to serve as CEO of Republican nominee Donald Trump’s campaign.
Breitbart News has arrived. The opinion and news site, once a curiosity of the fringe right wing, is now an increasingly powerful voice, and virtual rallying spot, for millions of disaffected conservatives who propelled Donald J. Trump to the Republican nomination for president.
In the course of her tin-foily attempt to deflect from her foundation’s pay-to-play scandals by smearing Donald Trump’s supporters as racist Klan members in thrall to Vladimir Putin, Hillary Clinton defended Republican House Speaker Paul Ryan from the alleged anti-Catholicism of Donald Trump’s campaign CEO Stephen K. Bannon.
The book-turned-film that has inflicted the most lasting and politically lethal damage to Hillary Clinton and her campaign, “Clinton Cash,” came from the investigative pen of Breitbart Senior Editor-at-Large Peter Schweizer. Bloomberg Politics editor Mark Halperin hails Clinton Cash as “the Right’s greatest success story.” And that is why Hillary Clinton’s campaign has decided to throw a race-baiting temper tantrum aimed at lashing out at the news organization behind the “Clinton Cash” juggernaut, one that has coalesced into media outlets across the political spectrum calling for the Clinton Foundation’s immediate closure.
Mark D. Faram of Military Times writes a profile of Breitbart Executive Chairman Stephen K. Bannon, who has taken a temporary leave from Breitbart to lead Republican nominee Donald Trump’s campaign. Faram details how Bannon, a former surface warfare officer in the U.S. Navy, was a “model sailor and driven thinker” and a Reagan conservative from the beginning.
Joshua Green dug into his notes from his interview last fall with Breitbart’s Executive Chairman and Donald Trump’s new Campaign CEO, Stephen K. Bannon, after the journalist’s appearance Monday night on The Rachel Maddow Show to pen this article for Bloomberg News.
On Monday’s edition of MSNBC’s “Rachel Maddow Show,” Bloomberg National Correspondent Joshua Green said Breitbart News executive chairman, Stephen K. Bannon, who is serving in the new role as Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump’s campaign CEO, “de-constructs the liberals he thinks
Hillary Clinton just had the worst week of her presidential campaign, if not her political life. Don’t believe me? Let us count the ways.
Glenn Beck predicted on his radio show Wednesday that the addition of Breitbart Executive Chairman Stephen K. Bannon to Republican nominee Donald Trump’s campaign would lead to “an absolute bloodbath.”
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David Bossie, president of Citizens United, offered his take on Donald Trump’s North Carolina speech on Friday morning’s edition of Breitbart News Daily.
Glenn Beck reacted to the news of Stephen K. Bannon joining Donald Trump’s presidential campaign by suggesting the former Breitbart News executive threatens the lives of his enemies and former associates.
People who are supposedly the best at the news business got basic facts wrong or printed wild, unverified speculation from anonymous sources — all the sins Breitbart stands accused of by the Clinton campaign!
Steve Bannon describes himself as a “Scots golf dad in the UK.” However, he happens to have a similar name to Breitbart News Executive Chairman Stephen K. Bannon, who was appointed CEO of Donald Trump’s presidential campaign this week.
On Wednesday’s broadcast of MSNBC’s “Rachel Maddow Show,” Clinton Campaign Manager Robby Mook stated, “it’s only fitting for a bully like Trump to hire a bully to run his campaign.” Mook said that “[W]e hear rehashed conspiracy theories, we don’t
Alan Rappeport writes a profile in the New York Times of Republican nominee Donald Trump’s new campaign CEO Stephen K. Bannon.
Ken Stern profiles Stephen K. Bannon — who has left his position as Executive Chairman of Breitbart News to become CEO of Donald Trump’s presidential campaign — for Vanity Fair’s The Hive.
Niall Stanage and Scott Wong at The Hill write about the panic among the Washington establishment over Republican nominee Donald Trump’s decision to tap Breitbart Executive Chairman Stephen K. Bannon as his new campaign CEO.
