SIMINGTON: America Needs A Smart Reindustrialization To Compete With China

In a conversation on Steve Bannon’s show, FCC Commissioner Nathan Simington, appointed by President Donald Trump, discussed the re-industrialization of America, referencing a Daily Caller piece co-authored with Gavin Wax. Simington highlighted the U.S.’s lag in manufacturing key technologies, contrasting this with China’s advanced industrial capabilities, driven by robotics, AI, and 5G networks. He emphasized China’s shift from low-cost labor to a sophisticated manufacturing and logistics hub, urging the U.S. to regain competitive ground to avoid global reliance on Chinese technology. Simington addressed 5G concerns, dismissing inherent anti-democratic risks but acknowledging potential misuse, stressing the need for social controls to prevent government overreach. He clarified the FCC’s role, focusing on regulating broadcast communications, not broader media like CBS, though it can probe distortions by owned stations. Simington also noted President Trump’s budget cuts and economic gains, countering media predictions, and invited followers to track his work via FCC.gov and social media.

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What We Saw From Previous Administration Was An Effort To Influence Communication And Social Media

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"Whatever They Hate Is Good” Ed Martin Gets Hate Endorsement From Jamie Raskin And Chris Hayes

Steve Bannon praised Ed Martin as a relentless fighter targeted by left-wing critics, calling for urgent Republican action to dismantle the deep state. He slammed GOP complacency, the Senate Judiciary’s lack of oversight on U.S. attorney appointments, and emphasized that real reform requires courage, consistency, and nonstop political pressure.

Rickards: Either The U.S. And Russia Stand Up To China Or We’re The Sucker

Steve Bannon and Jim Rickards talk about Geopolitics.

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"The U.S. Wanted This War,” Jim Rickards On How NATO And Victoria Nuland Are Behind Ukraine War

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Steve Bannon: "Most Of These People In The House And Senate And Waiting Trump Out, They Fear YOU”

Steve Bannon emphasized that the U.S. is in a “kinetic” phase of a global crisis, with three converging threats: foreign wars, mass immigration, and financial collapse. He warned that entrenched bureaucracies and “controlled opposition” within the GOP hinder President Trump’s urgent reforms. Bannon stressed Trump’s unprecedented energy and command in leading the nation through crises, highlighting achievements like sealing the border and exposing government waste. He criticized the latest budget for lacking accountability and called for relentless dismantling of the Deep State. Bannon believes the nation’s survival depends on confronting corruption and restoring economic nationalism and constitutional order.