Julie Kelly On Russiagate Judge Presiding Over Lawsuit Against President Trump

Steve Bannon and Julie Kelly discussed legal battles against President Trump, particularly judicial interference with his executive orders. Kelly highlighted how D.C. judges, particularly Beryl Howell, are obstructing Trump’s orders, such as stripping security clearances from Perkins Coie, a law firm tied to past anti-Trump efforts. Howell’s ruling temporarily blocked this order, showcasing what Bannon called a "federal judge insurrection.” He argued this is part of Trump’s broader fight against the legal establishment controlling Washington.

They also exposed a financial scandal involving a $27 billion climate fund allegedly hidden in Citibank during Biden’s last days in office. Of that, $20 billion was directed to nonprofits, including one linked to Stacey Abrams, which received $2 billion. The Trump DOJ and EPA halted the funds over fraud concerns, prompting lawsuits from beneficiaries demanding the money. Kelly stressed the grants were altered in Biden’s final days to ease disbursement, likening it to a massive money-laundering scheme.

Bannon emphasized that Trump has ultimate authority over security clearances and financial oversight, warning these legal battles will escalate to the Supreme Court. Kelly vowed to continue investigating and exposing these judicial and financial manipulations.

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Citibank Document Reveals Biden EPA Sheltered $20 Billion For Climate Projects Days Before Election

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"Canada Has No Cards” Spencer Morrison On Canada’s Trade War With The U.S.

Steve Bannon and Spencer Morrison discussed President Trump’s efforts to reshape global trade, emphasizing the need for patience despite market volatility. Morrison noted that if the market continues its downturn, congressional support for large-scale trade reforms may wane due to concerns over Americans’ 401ks and investments. They criticized past U.S. leaders for allowing countries like Ireland to exploit trade advantages at America’s expense.

Morrison highlighted Canada’s economic dependence on the U.S., arguing that Canada could not sustain a trade war against America. The conversation then shifted to Walmart’s reliance on low-cost Chinese imports, which they claimed has undercut American industry and workers. Morrison stressed that America must rebuild its industrial base instead of relying on cheap foreign goods, aligning with Trump’s tariff policies.

They addressed the criticism that tariffs harm consumers, arguing that America’s economic prosperity historically coincided with high tariffs. Morrison contended that globalization has eroded the middle class while benefiting financial elites. He warned that China, using state-backed industries, is executing a long-term strategy to dominate global markets, much like Japan in the 1980s. Bannon and Morrison emphasized that Trump’s trade team, including Robert Lighthizer and Peter Navarro, had negotiated a strong deal with China, but Beijing rejected it, escalating economic tensions.

WHITE HOUSE: President Trump Speaks With The PM Of Ireland Ahead Of St. Patrick’s Day

President Trump had a brief joint press gathering for the PM of Ireland to honor St. Patrick’s Day.

"Thank God Liz Cheney Is Out” Rebecca Bextel On Race For Wyoming Republican Chair

Rebecca Bextel, a staunch supporter of President Trump and the MAGA movement, is running for Wyoming GOP chairman. She emphasizes her long-standing commitment to the America First agenda and her efforts in Wyoming politics, including raising $300,000 to elect conservatives and helping solidify the Freedom Caucus’ control in the state legislature.

She highlights key legislative achievements, including constitutional carry laws and efforts to enact the 23 planks of the Wyoming GOP platform. However, she acknowledges resistance from establishment Republicans and business interests, citing recent failures to pass bills on illegal immigration, voter integrity, and housing mitigation fees.

Bextel is critical of Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon, disputing his national popularity, and condemns former Rep. Liz Cheney for betraying Wyoming conservatives and denying President Trump his constitutional rights post-January 6. She celebrates Rep. Harriet Hageman’s leadership and Wyoming’s strong support for Trump.

Bannon: “We’re Certainly Not Prepared To Underwrite The Death Of 1.8 Million People”

Steve Bannon delivered a scathing critique of U.S. foreign policy, particularly regarding Ukraine, arguing that continued American financial and military support is a wasteful, corrupt endeavor benefiting oligarchs and European elites. He emphasized that Ukraine’s status as a European nation is irrelevant to U.S. interests, and European nations should take financial and military responsibility instead of relying on American taxpayers.

Bannon accused the Biden administration, neoconservatives, and mainstream media of deceiving the public about Ukraine, leading to unnecessary casualties and financial burdens. He reaffirmed that President Trump opposes any security guarantees for Ukraine and has rethought U.S. geopolitical strategy, focusing on hemispheric defense rather than global military entanglements.

He argued that the U.S. must drastically cut defense spending, particularly in Ukraine, and reduce the deficit through tariffs and financial transaction taxes rather than tax hikes alone. Bannon framed this as a fight for American sovereignty, warning that elites aim to use American sons and daughters as “hostages” for global security. His message was clear: America First means prioritizing domestic interests over foreign entanglements.