Tommy Robinson’s Life Threatened By Muslim Inmate In Prison, Peter Mcilvenna Reports

Steve Bannon and Peter McIlvenna discussed Tommy Robinson’s imprisonment and the controversial circumstances surrounding his solitary confinement. Robinson, imprisoned for contempt of court, was placed in a Category B prison among a significant Muslim population, despite security concerns. Intelligence suggested an inmate serving a life sentence planned to attack him, leading authorities to isolate him for over 140 days. McIlvenna argued that his treatment was excessive for a civil offense and politically motivated due to his activism against radical Islam and grooming gangs. He criticized the UK establishment for endangering Robinson while refusing to acknowledge his contributions. The discussion highlighted the reluctance of politicians to support Robinson, fearing backlash for addressing sensitive racial and religious issues. Bannon and McIlvenna condemned the government’s handling of Robinson’s case, framing it as an example of state persecution and censorship. They emphasized the need for international awareness and support for Robinson’s plight.

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MCLIVENNA: Multiculturalism Has Turned Europe Into One Big No-Go Zone

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DOJ Considers State Secret Privilege To Keep National Security Details Away From Judge Boasberg

Julie Kelly and Steve Bannon discussed the ongoing legal and political battles surrounding President Donald Trump’s administration. The conversation focused on Judge Jeff Boasberg’s courtroom conduct, particularly his harsh criticism of the DOJ for its handling of deportation cases involving illegal Venezuelans suspected of terrorism. Boasberg, who showed little concern for due process in January 6 cases, was accused of setting a contempt trap to undermine Trump’s immigration policies.

Kelly highlighted the DOJ’s consideration of invoking state secret privilege to withhold sensitive details about deportation flights. She also noted the growing movement to impeach Boasberg, especially if he is overturned by the appellate court. The conversation touched on the Department of Education lawsuit, with Trump planning to transfer its loan portfolio to the SBA and shift other functions to HHS, effectively dismantling the agency.

The discussion concluded with Kelly emphasizing the momentum behind impeachment efforts and jurisdiction stripping of judges who obstruct Trump’s policies. With Congress reconvening, the political fight over judicial overreach and Trump’s policy agenda is expected to escalate.

BIGGS: Congress Should Pass A Resolution Terminating Boasberg For Bad Behavior Under Article 3

Rep. Andy Biggs and Steve Bannon discussed what Biggs called a “judicial insurrection” aimed at obstructing Trump’s policies, particularly regarding immigration enforcement. Biggs criticized the federal judiciary as “out of control,” citing numerous lawsuits filed to block Trump’s actions. He proposed using Congress’s constitutional authority to defund certain courts and remove their jurisdiction to prevent sweeping injunctions. He also introduced a groundbreaking idea: instead of impeachment, Congress could declare judges in “bad behavior” under Article III, Section 1, and remove them via a resolution.

Bannon praised Biggs’ outside-the-box thinking and asked if he was gaining traction with colleagues. Biggs confirmed that he was socializing the idea and drafting legislation.

They then discussed leftist rhetoric against Elon Musk, particularly calls for violence at rallies attended by progressive lawmakers. Biggs condemned these statements as domestic terrorism and revealed he had sent a letter to DOJ oversight officials urging action against those inciting violence. He pointed out the irony of leftists attacking Musk despite once admiring him, calling them hypocritical authoritarians who fear dissent. The conversation framed the left’s actions as attempts to suppress truth and control government inefficiencies.

LAWFARE: Mike Lindell On Blue State Judges War On MAGA And Its Supporters

Mike Lindell talks about the brazen lawfare being waged against him by Kieth Ellison.

"It’s An Insult To Intelligence” Royce White BLASTS AOC’s Phony Populist Campaign

Steve Bannon and Royce White discuss the deep-seated corruption within the U.S. judicial and financial systems. White, a former athlete and activist, recounts how his 2020 protest led thousands not to George Floyd Square, but to the Federal Reserve, highlighting economic control as the root issue. He criticizes figures like AOC and Bernie Sanders for hypocritically railing against oligarchs while benefiting from elite circles. White argues mainstream media silences voices that expose financial manipulation, particularly when they appeal to minority and working-class voters. He asserts that the judiciary is ideologically compromised, functioning as a weapon against populists like Trump. White calls for Trump to take aggressive action against legal corruption, rejecting establishment conservatives’ hesitancy. He labels the collusion between financial institutions, corporations, and government as outright fascism. Bannon and White emphasize that the system is rigged, and Trump must act decisively to restore justice.

SCOOP: OMB Will Start Impoundment, Steve Bannon Discusses Existential Threat Of Debt

Steve Bannon criticized Elon Musk’s ties to the Chinese Communist Party and transhumanism but supported his role in exposing waste, fraud, and abuse at the Pentagon. He dismissed reports that the Joint Chiefs shared classified war plans with Musk, calling them “fake news.” Bannon emphasized the urgent need for economic reform, pointing out that GDP growth at 1.7% is unsustainable without massive government spending. He praised President Trump for bringing back manufacturing jobs and argued that tariffs and business growth should replace tax hikes. Bannon stressed cutting wasteful defense spending before addressing social programs, advocating for aggressive budget reform. He warned that unchecked debt poses an existential threat to the U.S., greater than national security threats. He called for immediate impoundments of wasteful spending and a strategic shift in defense policy to secure the Western Hemisphere while adapting to new global threats.