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Question: Former White House strategist Steve Bannon  argued that Catholic bishops in the United States only support undocumented immigrants because they need them to fill the pews.
In an interview with CBS Newsâ Charlie Rose   Bannon  who is Catholic   criticized bishopsâ support for recipients of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrival program  which President Trump recently moved to end in six months.
The interview is Bannonâs first televised one since he left the White House in August  following months of reported controversy with his West Wing colleagues. After he left the White House   Bannon  resumed  his  position as Chairman of Breitbart News.
However   he  told Rose  he  and Trump are still on good terms  and  he  is prepared to fight for  his  legislative agenda.
âIâm going to be  his  wing man outside for the entire time â  he  said. âOur purpose is to support Donald Trump.â

Answer: Steve Bannon: Catholic Church Supports DACA to Fill Pews


Question: "If we have a shutdown , it will be because Harry Reid holds that absolutist position and essentially holds the American people hostage ," Cruz told NBC 's Meet the Press days after his filibuster , and just before the shutdown began . 
Over the next couple of weeks , with much of the federal workforce furloughed , Cruz huddled with House conservatives to encourage them to dig in against a deal that included any capitulation on the Obamacare demands . 
WASHINGTON -- To hear Sen. Ted Cruz tell it , he deserves no blame for the 2013 government shutdown that cost the U.S. economy $ 24 billion . 
"You 've left me speechless ," Maine Sen. Susan Collins , a moderate Republican who seethed at Cruz throughout the 2013 episode , told reporters when asked about her Texas colleague 's stance . 
Cruz argued Monday that he voted repeatedly to keep the government running . 
Cruz spent the summer of 2013 promoting the idea that the fight to defund Obamacare was worth the risk of shutdown , and stirring public pressure on GOP leaders . 
The episode remains a key moment in Cruz 's five-year Senate career , elevating his status among tea partiers and propelling his 2016 presidential bid . 
But while Cruz 's stance caused dismay and allegations of revisionism , he has always maintained that Democrats bore responsibility for the 16-day shutdown -- along with GOP congressional leaders who lacked the backbone to back him up in the crusade to defund Obamacare . 
"There 's no end result other than shutting the government down , for which Republicans are going to be blamed ," Utah Sen. Orrin Hatch said after a meeting with Cruz , shortly before the shutdown . 
On Monday , Cruz called it "a media narrative" that he was responsible for the 2013 shutdown . 
House Speaker John Boehner rejected the tactic and later called Cruz a "jackass" for pursuing it .

Answer: Eyes roll as Ted Cruz denies role in 2013 government shutdown ; ` Speechless ' says one senator .


Question: Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE USA TODAY Sports' Steve Gardner and Ted Berg break down Game 4  which saw the Dodgers conjure some late-game magic and to beat the Astros and even the World Series at 2-2.  USA TODAY Sports
Cody Bellinger  broke out of  his  World Series slump with two doubles in Game 4. (Photo: Ezra Shaw  Getty Images)
HOUSTON — Well  guess who finally slipped past the red velvet ropes  got into the World Series party  and made  his  presence known in spectacular fashion?
Welcome to the World Series   Cody Bellinger   you arrived just in the nick of time Saturday night to save the Los Angeles Dodgers’ season.
It was  Bellinger  who tied this critical Game 4 in the seventh inning   Bellinger  who drove in the Dodgers' first go-ahead run in the ninth inning since Kirk Gibson in 1988  and it was Bellinger who helped lead the Dodgers to a 6-2 victory over the Houston Astros  tying the World Series at 2-2 and guaranteeing it returns to Los Angeles.
When  Bellinger  walked to the plate with one out in the seventh inning  and  his  drought had extended to 13 at-bats with eight strikeouts   he  was facing Astros starter Charlie Morton. The same guy who was pitching the game of  his  life  retiring 18 of the last 20 batters.
“We weren’t worried ’’ Seager said  “because he’s got no pulse.  He  doesn’t have a memory  either. Things go away. That’s what you have to do in baseball. You have to forget the past. Forget your last AB  and move onto your next one.’’
 Bellinger  had been fooled all Series on breaking balls  and jammed on fastballs  so  he  told  himself  to take the ball the other way. This is what  he  focused on during batting practice. This is what  he  told  himself  to do with  his  team down 1-0  and only eight outs away from going down 3-1 in the Series.
Morton quickly got ahead of  him   1-and-2  with  Bellinger  looking at one curveball for a strike and fouling off the next. Morton then tried to throw a fastball past him  but  Bellinger  didn’t chase it.  He  threw another curveball. This one missed too.
Morton came back one more time with a high curveball  and  Bellinger  pounced on it  hitting it to left field  drifting just to the right of the left field Crawford Boxes  toward the wall  into a crevice. Marwin Gonzalez could not track both the flight of the ball and the narrowing of the opening.
The ball caromed off the wall  and  Bellinger  had a double.
 Bellinger  stood on second base  wildly waving  his  arms  looking into the heavens  and screaming  “It’s a miracle!’’
“I hit it  and I was just hoping that it faded into the wall  ’’ Bellinger  said  “so  he  didn’t catch it. Luckily it did.
 Bellinger  signaled to umpires to toss the ball into the Dodgers dugout so  he  could keep it for a souvenir.
The Astros turned to beleaguered closer Ken Giles in the ninth  but Seager greeted him with a single  Justin Turner walked  bringing  Bellinger  up.
 Bellinger   jumping on a 1-0 fastball from Giles  hit a sharp double to the left-field gap  scoring Seager  and becoming the youngest player in World Series history  22 years old and 107 days  to produce two doubles in a game.

Answer:
World Series: How Cody Bellinger reversed course and saved Dodgers