HISTORIC VICTORY: Russ Vought Applauds Trump Admin As Defund Of Public Broadcasting Nears Fruition

Steve Bannon and OMB Director Russ Vought discussed a historic $9 billion rescissions package initiated by President Trump. This marks the return of a budget-cutting process that bypasses the Senate filibuster, restoring a tool unused since Reagan’s era. Vought emphasized, "This was a validation we needed,” noting that rescissions allow spending cuts with a simple majority—critical for reversing bloated bipartisan omnibus bills.

The bill, which includes defunding the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, reflects Trump’s long-standing push to dismantle programs entrenched in D.C.’s bureaucracy. "This is the start,” Bannon noted, with more rescission packages expected soon. Vought added, "We’re restoring constitutional spending powers,” pointing to a broader mission to undo the 1974 Impoundment Control Act and reassert executive authority over spending.

Bannon praised Senator Eric Schmitt’s efforts to block amendments and secure passage, calling it a "historic victory” for fiscal accountability. Both men agreed the swamp is in shock, and that this shift signifies a new budgetary direction under President Trump. Vought concluded that Trump’s actions are constitutionally sound, aimed at empowering the presidency and enforcing Article II powers to rein in the unelected administrative state.

"America Won’t Tax Or Cut Its Way Out Of Debt; It Has To Grow,” Trennert On OBBB Pro-Growth Policy

In a War Room interview, Steve Bannon spoke with Jason Trennert, a respected financial strategist, who recently stepped back from his intended role in President Trump’s administration as Assistant Secretary of the Treasury due to health issues. Despite his absence, Trennert praised elements of Trump’s "big, beautiful bill,” especially provisions incentivizing capital investment and R&D, saying, "It’s the only way the U.S. grows out of its debt.”

On the Fed, Trennert sided with President Trump’s criticism of Chair Jerome Powell—not just as an individual, but as a symbol of the bloated Federal Reserve system: "800 PhDs and no one knows what they’re doing.” He noted that market skepticism is visible in long-term bond pricing and a weakening dollar.

Trennert also expressed cautious optimism about Trump’s new executive order expanding 401(k) investment options but warned of risks in low-liquidity assets like private equity. He emphasized: "It’s good to have options—but investors must understand the risks.”

LOOMER: Man Behind Mar-A-Lago Raid Is STILL EMPLOYED As White House Dir. Of Records Management

Laura Loomer joined Steve Bannon to expose ongoing failures in the vetting process under President Trump’s current administration. She detailed several Biden and Obama holdovers still in powerful positions, including James Comey’s son-in-law at DOJ and a records official tied to the Mar-a-Lago raid. Loomer also revealed a CBP adviser undermining Trump’s deportation plans and a DOJ employee linked to an Antifa-style app that doxes ICE agents. She demanded loyalty and "purity tests” for federal employees, warning these embedded operatives are sabotaging Trump’s agenda from within. Loomer credited her investigations for recent firings and vowed to keep identifying security threats.

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