OLIVER DARCY, CNN SENIOR MEDIA REPORTER: People talking to him might say that, you know, he's still going to articulate his message and try fighting some stuff on immigration moving forward, but it's not clear what he's going to do. And I think this is also a big change for Breitbart, right? Breitbart, over the last years, has been defined by Steve Bannon. It's been his platform. And it's really sort of an extension of him. So that's going to be interesting. I'm told that there's a whole staff phone call later this afternoon at 3:00 p.m. with the CEO of "Breitbart" and the editor in chief and they are going to take questions from staffers who are probably, you know, curious to know what it looks like for the publication moving forward.</s>POPPY HARLOW, CNN ANCHOR: Yes. Sure.</s>JOHN BERMAN, CNN ANCHOR: Oliver Darcy, great to have you with us. Thanks so much, Oliver. Great reporting. All right, Congress told by the president that he will sign whatever they bring him, whatever immigration deal they bring him. So what will they present? Stick around.
Bannon Steps Down; Immigration Talks