Mark Lucas On Pete Hegseth: “He’s Gonna Be Fully In Line With President Trump”

The Friday WarRoom conversation between Steve Bannon and Mark Lucas centered around supporting Pete Hegseth’s nomination and the broader effort to push grassroots advocacy for conservative causes. Bannon emphasized the importance of resilience in leadership, highlighting Hegseth’s ability to withstand criticism and deliver results. He praised grassroots organizations like Concerned Veterans for America (CVA) for their effectiveness in driving policy changes under Hegseth’s leadership, such as significant VA reforms during Trump’s presidency.

Lucas detailed the success of the Article 3 Project’s Action Center, which mobilized grassroots support for confirmations like Kash Patel’s and is now rallying for Hegseth. He encouraged activists to use the platform to contact senators in support of Hegseth. Lucas countered media narratives that criticized Hegseth’s tenure at CVA, asserting that his leadership left a strong foundation that facilitated significant legislative victories.

The discussion also touched on media misrepresentation and the challenges of navigating political opposition. Bannon and Lucas stressed the importance of conservative media and advocacy groups in countering misinformation and advancing their agenda. They credited Hegseth’s vision and organizational skills with shaping key early victories for Trump, such as VA accountability reforms.

Bannon concluded by reiterating the need for sustained grassroots engagement and media presence to combat left-wing narratives and support key conservative figures. Both speakers underscored the value of strategic grassroots efforts in achieving political goals.

Part One:

Mark Lucas: Pete Hegseth Helped Reform The VA With President Trump

Part Two:

Natalie Winters BLASTS Dems And Exposes Their Performative Selective Outrage

Natalie Winters reacted to the tactics of the Democrats.

Natalie Winters: “There Lacks A Distinction Between Domestic Policy Here And Foreign Policy”

Part Two:

Bannon: “I Hope, I Hope, I Hope, Mike Benz Goes In And Helps President Trump”

Steve Bannon discussed his support for Mike Benz in constructing the administrative state.

Jack Posobiec: “Find Me One Senator Who Opposed Pete Hegseth, You Can’t”

In a wide-ranging discussion, Steve Bannon and Jack Posobiec analyzed recent political developments involving Senator Joni Ernst, Pete Hegseth, and Kash Patel, framing them as part of a broader populist movement against entrenched bureaucratic systems. They highlighted Joni Ernst’s pivotal role in advocating for fair hearings, particularly for Pete Hegseth, whose nomination faced widespread media skepticism but gained momentum through grassroots and MAGA support. Despite media claims of his defeat, Hegseth continues to rally backing, including from Ernst, showcasing the power of organized populist advocacy.

The conversation pivoted to Kash Patel, whose candidacy as FBI Director has drawn endorsements from law enforcement groups and national security experts. Bannon and Posobiec praised Patel’s experience and contrasted it with prominent political figures like Kamala Harris. They emphasized that the establishment fears accountability, citing preemptive pardon discussions for figures like Mark Milley and Dr. Fauci as a reaction to the potential reforms Patel represents.

The discussion closed with breaking news of the resignation of a Navy JAG involved in controversial COVID policies, interpreted as a sign of growing accountability. Bannon and Posobiec portrayed these developments as victories for their movement, signaling a shift in the balance of power.

Dr. Naomi Wolf: “Whenever They Need A Distraction They Trot Out The Bird Flu”

Naomi Wolf discussed the media’s tactics of using illnesses like the Bird Flu to distract from political events that they did not want to see elevated.

Rebels, Rogues, And Outlaws: A Must-Have Gift For Every WarRoom Fan This Christmas

In this conversation, Dan Fluette and Steve Bannon discussed the latest developments surrounding the film and book projects they have been working on. Fluette highlighted the impact of their film, which focuses on Kash Patel’s candidacy for FBI Director. According to Fluette, the film goes beyond a typical election call-to-action film, delving into the corruption within the FBI and other government agencies. Fluette emphasized that watching the film would not only provide a deep understanding of the inner workings of the Deep State, but also give insight into Patel’s qualifications and the mandate he would bring to clean up these agencies. Fluette suggested that people watch the film as it is an essential tool for understanding why Patel is the best candidate for FBI Director and why his expertise is crucial for the future.

Fluette further noted the popularity of the film among political staffers, who find it easier to consume in under an hour compared to reading books. He stressed that this film is especially timely, as it lays out the actionable information that Patel would use to reform the FBI. Fluette recommended viewers download the film over the weekend and share it with others to better understand the significance of the issues at hand.

Shifting gears, Fluette and Bannon also discussed a book titled The Pictorial History of the War Room. Bannon praised the photography and writing in the book, calling it a stunning collection that showcases the spirit and heroes of the War Room program. Fluette explained that the book was intended not just as a political statement but as a work of art—designed to stand alongside the best coffee table books. He expressed hope that readers would appreciate the book as both a visual and historical document that celebrates the power of alternative media in shaping modern political discourse.

Fluette emphasized that the book is not just a gift for War Room supporters but also a historical record of the times they are living in. He suggested that people buy multiple copies to give as Christmas gifts and noted that it has already become a popular item for this purpose. For those interested in obtaining the book, Fluette directed them to Amazon and Barnes & Noble. He also provided his social media handles for further updates and encouraged followers to stay connected.

In conclusion, Fluette and Bannon both expressed their excitement for upcoming events, including one in Washington, D.C., and highlighted the major influence their projects are having on the political landscape.