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American flag behind him, he looked like some disheveled drunk who had wandered off the street, i think its wrong. i think we should shun him. >> dont forget bannon has threatened him by saying were coming for you. here is what mcconnell aide josh holmes told politico about bannon in this alabama election. quote, hes proven beyond a shadow of a doubt that he has no capacity to run a u.s. senate race. if hes capable of losing the reddest state in the nation, hes capable of losing anywhere. other ...

Ensuing chaos. but in fact the president -- saying he handled it with a note of grace may be an overstatement. but he was relatively calm and he seemed sort of at peace with the decision of the alabama voters. and what we saw him saying publicly was what we saw him saying privately, we should move on and look ahead. the three people that i heard that the president is most acutely blaming is mitch mcconnell because hes frustrated that he got in and too aggressively tried to push out moore. hes fr...

President grew piqued at the notion he was somehow responsible. quote, i won alabama and i would have won alabama again trump said according to a senior administration official. the president himself spread the blame. he faulted his former chief strategist steven k. bannon for selling him what one outside advisor described as a bill of goodies. and he faulted moore himself for being an abysmal candidate. he had campaigned with moore in alabama as part of his own effort to take down the republica...

Mcconnell because hes frustrated that he got in and too aggressively tried to push out moore. hes frustrated with steve bannon as i wrote because he thinks he sold him this bill of goodies, and in part because of bannons promises that moore could win. timely hes upset with moore himself. and hes certainly not incorrect in saying moore was quite an awful candidate. >> likes to say of senator corker, he has had the truth serum of knowing hes not running for re-election. it is still bracing to hear...

>> no problem, brian. i do think this morning i spent some time with bannon, i listened to him take calls on his radio show, and i did sense for the first time an uncertainty about him. he quizzed his callers with questions like is the energy among the conservative grass roots still there. he wanted to know if moore was the right candidate or not. and, you know, he knows the answers to these questions. hes asking them because he is himself having doubts, i think. publicly, however, he is going t...

Getting enraged, fuming and the ensuing chaos. but in fact the president -- saying he handled it with a note of grace may be an overstatement. but he was relatively calm and he seemed sort of at peace with the decision of the alabama voters. and what we saw him saying publicly was what we saw him saying privately, we should move on and look ahead. the three people that i heard that the president is most acutely blaming is mitch mcconnell because hes frustrated that he got in and too aggressively...

President thats unpopular was always going to be difficult. but that natural disadvantage is being exacerbated by the conflict between senate republicans and anti-establishment conservatives such as steve bannon. ashley, lets go to this story here. give us this story now in realtime. what is trump denying about the loss this week? >> well, the key thing hes denying is that he has any culpability in the loss. as you mentioned theres a number of people hes blamed, none of which are himself. so hes...