going to lead a movement to compete with the cones, with the powells, with the kushners in the white house. that's a very lopsided battle and i think it could really lead to what would be a course correction, a different direction for the white house just by virtue of the fact that president trump tends to lean on these people, tends to listen to people who are advising him and if there's a bigger imbalance between the nationalism and a more pragmatic middle of the road approach, that side will have much more influence. >> do we have a trump administration that looks a lot more like the bush administration than we thought? >> i don't know if i would go that far. trump's comments about bannon if anything show he's going to be his own man. he doesn't like the idea that people are telling him what to do and he's beholden to what they tell him. he's going to continue to take things in niz own direction. his nationalism was very much there before steve bannon joined the campaign. that's not going to be completecomplete ly gone. but bannon helps him implement that. >> in one week if you come back,