Big Picture Panel: Alex Pfeiffer, The Daily Caller & Charles Sauer, The Market Institute. Senate Republicans silenced Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren last night after she read a letter from Civil rights icon Corretta Scott King that called Jeff Sessions a racist. They say she "impugned the dignity of a colleague." When did Republicans become such precious little snowflakes?

Big Picture Fact Of The Day...

Bryan Pruitt, RedState & Kymone Freeman, We Act Radio/Black Lives Matter DC. When Americans voted on November 8, 62 million Americans chose Donald Trump as our next president. But as a startling new report from the New York Times reveals, what they actually got from their vote was President Steve Bannon. Although Trump is officially commander-in-chief - he stops working at 6:30 PM - at which time he gets in his bathrobe and starts tweeting while watching Fox So-Called News. Bannon, on the other hand, works 16 hour days, and as Chief Strategist and a National Security adviser, plays a huge role in directing White House policy. His role is so large that he appears to know more about what's going on than Trump - and could even be trying to make himself a shadow president. According to the Times - Trump wasn't fully briefed on the executive order putting Bannon on the National Security Council when he signed it. The Times also says that chief of staff Reince Priebus is now trying to assert control, but how worried should we be about having a president Bannon, with all that entails? Are we about to go to war with Iran?

On tonight’s Big Picture, Thom discusses court arguments on the Muslim ban and Trump’s foreign policy towards Iran with Jamal Abdi, Policy Director of the National Iranian American Council. Then, Thom talks to Bryan Pruitt of RedState and Kymone Freeman of We Act Radio about the FCC head’s push to gut net neutrality, and whether our country is really governed by Donald Trump or Steve Bannon.