Bannon: “It’s Revolting To Me SCOTUS Had The Back Of This Kangaroo Court In NYC”

Steve Bannon dismissed the recent legal proceedings against Donald Trump as a "joke” and "travesty,” criticizing the Supreme Court and Justice Amy Coney Barrett for failing to intervene. He called the trial a ploy to brand Trump as a “convicted felon” but argued it will be overturned on appeal. Bannon urged his audience to shift focus to dismantling the administrative state and deporting millions of illegal immigrants, framing these efforts as key to the America First agenda. He accused elites of using government and judiciary systems to suppress populism and declared the real victory lies in the 2024 election.

Julie Kelly On President Trump’s Sentencing: “The Entire Conviction Is Tainted”

Steve Bannon and Julie Kelly criticized the media and legal system, emphasizing perceived bias against Donald Trump. They argued that media narratives, particularly on MSNBC, misled audiences, citing faulty predictions of Trump’s political demise and legal troubles. Julie Kelly highlighted Trump’s conviction’s potential overturning by the Supreme Court due to immunity precedent, asserting misuse of privileged communications. Bannon criticized the FBI and media, referencing the Steele dossier’s impact on Trump’s presidency, calling for systemic reform. Both condemned the portrayal of Trump as a criminal, claiming biased coverage caters to an anti-Trump audience, likened to addicts needing daily reinforcement of their beliefs.

Brent Money Details The Fight For The Texas Speaker Of The House

Steve Bannon and Brent Money discussed the contentious race for Texas House Speaker, highlighting internal GOP divisions and external influences. Despite Texas being a conservative stronghold, Democrats and moderate Republicans have historically influenced speaker selection, frustrating grassroots conservatives. Brent detailed connections between prominent speaker candidates and financial entities like Third Coast Bank, whose major shareholders include BlackRock and Vanguard, raising concerns about external control. He emphasized the need for investigations and grassroots action, directing supporters to contact representatives and access information on TexasSpeakerRace.com. Bannon underscored Texas’s significance to MAGA efforts, encouraging engagement to counter entrenched interests and preserve conservative values.

Steve Bannon Highlights The Fecklessness Of California Dems Amid The LA Fires

Steve Bannon emphasized the next 10 days as critical for President Trump’s leadership, highlighting AmFest’s success in galvanizing conservatives. He addressed California’s challenges, asserting the state is too entrenched in progressive policies to turn red, despite grassroots enthusiasm. Bannon criticized Gavin Newsom’s handling of Pacific Palisades fires, citing systemic failures in water management and accountability. He lamented the devastation of communities, schools, and livelihoods, blaming progressive politics for the collapse of social structures. Bannon predicted psychological, financial, and social crises in the aftermath, framing this as a pivotal moment for Californians to demand change and reclaim accountability from failed leadership.

Bannon: “Zuckerberg, You’re One Of The Worst People In This Country”

Steve Bannon delivered a fiery critique of Mark Zuckerberg and Big Tech, accusing them of undermining democracy, free speech, and the working class. He ridiculed Zuckerberg as a "despicable human being” and mocked his attempts at relatability, calling him a "man-child” emblematic of "nerd rule.” Bannon accused Zuckerberg of using $450 million to influence the 2020 election, predicting legal consequences as investigations unfold.

Bannon condemned technocrats’ dominance during key events like the 2020 election and pandemic, describing them as detached elites prioritizing profit over public welfare. He advocated for breaking up Big Tech monopolies like Facebook and Google, arguing they suppress dissent, stifle innovation, and manipulate public discourse.

Positioning himself as a champion of the middle class, Bannon accused Big Tech of exploiting ordinary Americans for profit. He framed his fight as essential to preserving democracy, expressing confidence in defeating their influence.

Hans Mahncke Breaks Down His Book That Exposes The Russiagate Fraud ‘Swiftboating America’

Hans Mahncke and Steve Bannon discussed the origins and implications of the “Russia hoax,” with Mahncke detailing how it was conceived as a political smear by the Clinton campaign, dubbed the “Swiftboating of America.” This name was inspired by an internal campaign email from February 2016, revealed via WikiLeaks, which compared the strategy to the controversial tactics used against John Kerry in 2004.

Mahncke argued that the Russia collusion narrative was entirely fabricated, involving false data and reports commissioned by Clinton campaign operatives. The infamous Steele dossier, a central piece of the hoax, was described as baseless, with its claims being concocted by Clinton operatives and fed to Steele. The dossier was used to influence the FBI and media, despite key officials, including James Comey and Andrew McCabe, allegedly knowing its falsity. Mahncke highlighted two pivotal events: CIA warnings to the FBI in July 2016 that the narrative was a Clinton campaign hoax, and a subsequent FBI interview where a source for the Steele dossier admitted the information was fabricated.

Bannon expanded on the broader implications, asserting that the hoax demonstrated the establishment’s fear of Trump and his allies. He characterized Trump as a disruptive force capable of delivering “blunt force trauma” to entrenched systems. Bannon emphasized the need for accountability through a special prosecutor with subpoena power to bring the truth to light.

Both agreed that moving past the issue without proper adjudication would undermine justice. They stressed the resilience of Trump and his team in enduring the challenges posed by these allegations and called for transparency and a formal investigation to prevent such actions in the future.