"I'm sorry," Kaiser said. "I never use the n-word, except when I'm quoting someone who's been appointed by the president to serve in the Oval Office since this is such a disgusting moment in our history."
However Baldwin was not finished. After Kaiser accused Dennard of being 'shameful' for supporting Trump, Baldwin again cut in and stopped both from speaking.
"All right, gentlemen, we're done,' Baldwin said. "I appreciate both your voices. I am still - the more I've sat here and listened to the fact that somebody used the n-word on this show - this is not okay.
"Charles Kaiser, I respect you. I enjoy having you on as a guest, but not okay."
Lastly, Baldwin said: "By the way, the claim that Mr. Bannon used the n-word, I've never heard of this, so there's that."
There is no available information to suggest that Bannon - the former executive chairman of Breitbart News - has publicly used the N-word, as Kaiser claimed.
Trump has appointed Bannon as chief White House strategist.