Bloomberg calls Bannon: "the most dangerous political operative in America"

On CNN's "New Day" Wednesday morning, former Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski described Bannon's style as "win at all costs."
"Steve is a person who's had unparalleled success in the private sector," Lewandowski said. "He is a person who, I think a little bit like myself, is a bit of a street fighter, a person who is willing to go right at his opponents."
Bannon has never run a political campaign. But he has made conservative documentaries, raised money for Breitbart News and hosted a Breitbart-branded radio show.
His harnessing of media megaphones led Bloomberg to call him "the most dangerous political operative in America" in a profile last year.
That description was quoted approvingly in a Trump press release about Wednesday's campaign shakeup.
The profile also described Breitbart as a "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."
Earlier this year, when Lewandowski was accused of assaulting Breitbart reporter Michelle Fields after a press conference, Fields said Breitbart executives did not do enough to support her. She suggested that they sought to protect Lewandowski and Trump.
Fields ultimately resigned. Editor at large Ben Shapiro and two other staffers also left in protest.
Shapiro said at the time that Bannon was a "bully" who "has shaped the company into Trump's personal Pravda."