Dr. Charles Kesler joins "Airtalk" to discuss what effect Bannon’s removal has on White House policy and Breitbart News.
Charles Kesler joins “Airtalk” 7.31.17
Dr. Charles Kesler joins "Airtalk" to discuss expectations for the new White House chief of staff, plus how the GOP stays on agenda following the health care debacle.
Charles Kesler is a Claremont Senior Fellow and editor of the Claremont Review of Books.
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