CNN: Email Prankster Poses as Bannon, Punks Breitbart

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TAPPER (voice-over): "War was how Breitbart's senior editor responded from the ouster from the White House last week. Now Bannon has tricked the white House into responding just as the fake Bannon was sending e-mails to editor in chief Alex Marlow. The topic, the commander in chief and Ivanka Trump. Hard to know given your description of evil. I don't know what motivates them. If they are semi-normal, then yes, they out by end of the year. The prankster shared numerous e-mails with CNN. Marlow said he and several other top editors would do Bannon's dirty work with trump house aides. I spoke that the man he thought was Steve Bannon, did five stories on globalist takeover, positioned you as hoping to stop it. Have the surrogates do the dirty work. Boyle, Raheem, me, Tony have been waiting for this, referring to Breitbart editor rakim Kassim. Perhaps showing the links at which he's willing to go to push the trumps out of the white House. CNN asked about the e-mails decline to comment, but senior editor at large Joe Pollock, the man behind that war tweet, was E mailed, too. Wrote the bogus Bannon, reading on line how to bring forward my wrath. I would be doing this country a service if I did. Responded, indeed. Nobody can figure out what they do, responded the bogus Bannon. Seems they're making they the masked puppeteer. The response? Excellent. The quote was literally falling over itself to attack those Bannon sat and drank coffee with days before. This isn't the first time he tried this. He tried to fool top officials that he was Reince Priebus, among others, causing quite a stir. The top editor sheds light on the inner workings of the site that Bannon once referred to as the platform for the all white. Bannon told the weekly standard Friday that he was, quote, back on his weapons at the Breitbart machine. Quote, I'm about to go back knowing what I know and we're about to rev that machine up, he promised."