GREG GUTFELD (CO-HOST): Bannon's never run a campaign. Kellyanne's a pollster. We know Bannon has trashed this netowrk, you know, when he was over at Breitbart, made fun of a lot of the hosts here. What do you think of this? I don't know, good, bad?
KIMBERLY GUILFOYLE (CO-HOST): I think these are obviously people that he has become increasingly more comfortable or familiar with.
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GUTFELD: Dana, what do you think about this? Is this going to change his campaign? He surrounds himself with friends and family for a reason, because they like -- you know, they like him, he feels comfortable, but do they challenge him?
DANA PERINO (CO-HOST): Well, not really. One of the things that Breitbart's site has done really well lately is try to find, like, one poll that will disavow every other poll that is out there. When I woke up this morning -- I don't care who he has in charge of his campaign, it doesn't bother me. But when the campaign wants to complain that the media doesn't cover Hillary Clinton's e-mail scandal, which we're going to do in the next block, in the C-block, then you can't give a speech like the one last night that you wanted to give seriously, and within four hours make another huge campaign announcement. I mean, 11 weeks to go until the election, and you now have a new -- a CEO of the campaign, a campaign manager, a campaign chairman. That is significant, and if the press is given the option of covering a substantive conversation or a process point 11 weeks before a campsign, they will take the process point every single time. So please stop complaining that the media isn't covering Hillary Clinton's scandals because you don't give them room to do it.
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ERIC BOLLING (CO-HOST): He brings in Steve Bannon; he is a street fighter. I don't know anyone who is a match for Steve Bannon. You and I both know Steve Bannon a long time, back from the Andrew Breitbart days. You don't want -- you would rather be a friend of Bannon than an enemy.
GUTFELD: But that doesn't make him a good person.
BOLLING: No, but Hillary Clinton is in the crosshairs of Steve Bannon right now.
GUTFELD: So is Fox, for that matter.
PERINO: So is everybody at this network.
BOLLING: He will dig up stuff --
GUTFELD: He went after Megyn Kelly, he went after you. Come on.
