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CNN's Brian Stelter speculates on what's next for the Trump-Ailes-Bannon alliance

Hmm…

Brian Stelter speculated this morning that if Donald Trump loses in November and wanted to start either a cable network or some sort of other digital media company, the two people he’d want with him are Roger Ailes and Steve Bannon.

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Have a listen:

Makes sense?

Others think so, too:

And don’t forget son-in-law Jacob Kushner’s newspaper:

The pieces of the puzzle are all right there…

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