Trump's Post-Bannon Relationship With the Alt-Right

The transcript discusses Steve Bannon's departure from the White House and its potential impact on President Trump's support among his nationalist base. It explores whether Bannon's ouster signals a shift in Trump's policies or ideology, concluding that it likely does not. The discussion also covers Bannon's possible return to Breitbart News, a significant development given Breitbart's influence on Trump's supporters. The transcript highlights the uncertainty surrounding Bannon's future actions and their potential consequences for the Trump administration.

What is the main reason Bannon's departure might not affect Trump's nationalist base?

• The nationalist base does not follow Breitbart News.

• Bannon's policies were unpopular with the base.

• Trump's campaign apparatus and messaging were already established.

• Bannon was not influential in the White House.

What does the transcript suggest about the nature of the shift following Bannon's departure?

• A shift towards more liberal policies.

• A change in foreign policy.

• An execution or methodology shift.

• A major ideological shift.

Why might Bannon's return to Breitbart be significant for the White House?

• Bannon plans to support Trump's opponents.

• Bannon has no interest in politics anymore.

• Breitbart is influential among Trump's supporters.

• Breitbart is a minor publication with little influence.

What comparison was made in a Breitbart article about Trump?

• To George Washington.

• To Arnold Schwarzenegger.

• To Abraham Lincoln.

• To Ronald Reagan.

What is the potential threat of Bannon to the White House from outside?

• He could join the Democratic Party.

• He could run for president.

• He could influence Trump's base through Breitbart.

• He could start a new political party.