Breitbart News

is a haven for people who think fox news is too polite and restrained.

Breitbart News, the crusading right-wing populist website that's a lineal descendant of the Drudge Report (its late founder, Andrew Breitbart, spent years apprenticing with Matt Drudge) and a haven for people who think Fox News is too polite and restrained.

is a platform for the alt right, a white nationalist movement.

can you draw a clear line between Steve Bannon and you know white nationalist and white supremacist. Beck: Just according to the LA Times his quote is 'Breitbart is a platform for the alt-right.' Then Breitbart describes who the center of thought is. And they are white nationalist they are spooky guys. Here's a guy who is taking his platform and saying 'I'm going to give the alt-right a voice in this country.' Anderson, I would never do that, you would never do that, CNN would never do that. We would never do that, ever. No responsible person would. . . . .

is all about speaking to the worst divisions amongst the American people and their worst fears to try to advance a very narrow-minded agenda that is designed to just create conflict and, in this case, to prop up their strong man, donald trump.

KURT BARDELLA: Well, you know, I think that they represent a worldview that is incredibly dangerous and divisive and to have this kind of proximity to the White House -- I mean, Breitbart's gone from being the propaganda arm of the Trump campaign to now being the propaganda arm of the federal government, essentially, in a Trump White House. And I think that should be very concerning to all Americans right now. Because any day that you look at their site, one, it is about one perspective, one agenda, and it's completely devoid of reality and facts. And it's all about speaking to the worst divisions amongst the American people and their worst fears to try to advance a very narrow-minded agenda that is designed to just create conflict and, in this case, to prop up their strong man, Donald Trump.

 was, under Steve Bannon, responsible for a stream of articles that portrayed refugees as a sick, contagious herd rather than desperate people who have fled massacres in their countries only to be met with squalid conditions at refugee camps in the middle east and north africa.

Media Matters put together astonishing collages of Breitbart News headlines. Stories entitled, ''We're Somalis, We Don't Pay': Migrants Smash Bistro with Iron Bars' or 'Migrant Stabs Bouncer at Gay Nightclub After Being Refused Entry' imply all black and brown migrants are criminals destroying Western society. Another, 'Syrian Refugees Spreading Flesh-Eating Disease, Polio, Measles, Tuberculosis, Hepatitis,' portrays refugees as a sick, contagious herd rather than desperate people who have fled massacres in their countries only to be met with squalid conditions at refugee camps in the Middle East and North Africa.

 was, under Steve Bannon, shifted from an already far-right propaganda machine into the platform of the emerging 'alt-right,' a fringe, mainly online movement of spiteful, racist white nationalist including neo-nazis and supporters of ethnic cleansing.

In 2007, Bannon helped Andrew Breitbart found Breitbart News and became a board member. In 2012, as Bannon took over the media company in the wake of Breitbart's death, he began turning what was already a far-right propaganda machine into the platform of the emerging 'alt-right,' a fringe, mainly online movement of spiteful, racist white nationalist including neo-Nazis and supporters of ethnic cleansing. Bannon steered the site into even more racist and alarmist territory, filling the minds of its readers with constant accounts of alleged 'illegal immigrant crime' and 'black-on-black crime' as well as misogynistic and anti-Semitic articles.

 was, under Steve Bannon, used to turn people against the government, beltway politicians and 'multiculturalism,' in the hopes of crating chaos and amassing a far-right, nationalist movement large enough to elect an allegedly 'populist' candidate such as trump.

Through Breitbart, Bannon has been turning people against the government, beltway politicians and 'multiculturalism,' hoping to create chaos and amass a far-right, nationalist movement large enough to elect an allegedly 'populist' candidate such as Trump.

is, under Steve Banon, responsible for publishing articles about why the confederate flag really represents states' rights and not racism shortly after a shooting in a black church.

The fact Breitbart is publishing articles about why the Confederate flag really represents states' rights and not racism shortly after a shooting in a black church is more than enough reason to not want Bannon giving counsel to the POTUS. It's tastelessness personified and it's racist in its insinuation people should ignore strongly negative racial connotations for the sake of recognizing points about antebellum Southern libertarianism.

is virulently anti-establishment, particularly anti-the permanent political class.

Speaking about his role at Breitbart, Bannon said: 'We think of ourselves as virulently anti-establishment, particularly 'anti-' the permanent political class.'

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