Stephen K. Bannon

I hated to do this, but I got to get your opinion since you were one of the very first people to bring this up.

The New York Times has an article today.

And correct me if I'm wrong.

I think they're actually saying that Act Blue and what you said, this has been a couple of years ago, I think now.

about taking money from foreign donors and giving it to Democratic candidates may actually just not only be a fact, but actually ActBlue may have lied in trying to cover up.

Is the New York Times actually got, it's hard for them to have a favorable article, but is this actually kind of start to reveal some truths of what you and James O'Keefe and Natalie Winters and others, Mike Benz, have been arguing for a long time is just nothing but an organization that funnels foreign money into an American election, sir?

No, it's kind of a bombshell.

Mike, I take you hang on because I want to get to you in the in the next block and talk about Covington and Burling.

It's Eric Holder's law firm.

It's one of the most prestigious and powerful law firms in the nation's capital.

It is also a lot of the muscle on back of the Democratic Party to know that they're involved here and warn these guys about it shows you.

And even for The New York Times to report on it and The New York Times try to tamp it down as much as possible.

But if you read between the lines, this is about as explosive as you can get.

And it proves that people have pushed this and tried to expose this for years.

who were called a conspiracy theorist and wing nuts.

It turns out, guess what?

They're right.

And the very tough lawyers over at Covington understood that and were warning people about this internally.

So we're gonna take a short commercial break.

By the way,