DECOUPLING: Steve Bannon On America First Investment Under President Trump

Steve Bannon highlighted Apple’s $500 billion investment, creating 20,000 jobs across the U.S., calling it a significant win for the Heartland. He noted Apple CEO Tim Cook’s strong support for this shift, seeing it as part of a broader economic revitalization. Bannon linked this to President Trump’s executive order on decoupling from China, viewing it as a significant move toward financial independence. He also acknowledged Trump’s strategic deal-making, including shifting focus from Ukraine. While skeptical of foreign capital, Bannon sees Trump’s leadership as attracting investment and believes these developments signal a strong, pro-America economic agenda.

POLLING: Brian Glenn Reveals Data That Show Americans Overwhelmingly Support MAGA Agenda

Steve Bannon and Brian Glenn discussed President Trump’s eventful day, including an unscheduled early meeting with French President Macron in the White House Situation Room for a G7 call. Macron was expected to return for a bilateral meeting and a press conference. They analyzed recent polling, contrasting a downbeat Ipsos poll with a favorable Harvard Harris poll showing strong public support for Trump’s policies, including deporting criminal illegal immigrants (81%), eliminating wasteful spending (76%), and securing the border (76%). Bannon emphasized that independents and even some Democrats align with Trump’s agenda. Glenn noted rising consumer and business optimism, including Apple’s massive investment in the U.S. They also highlighted shifts in mainstream media, such as MSNBC’s personnel changes, as an acknowledgment of changing public sentiment. Both agreed that Trump’s leadership is reestablishing confidence in government, with polling numbers reflecting broad national approval of his policies.

Bannon: President Trump Is Setting The Framework To Stop The ‘Detriment Of Mankind’ By The CCP

Steve Bannon analyzed President Trump’s approach to Ukraine, emphasizing that Trump is setting a diplomatic framework prioritizing U.S. interests. He noted Macron’s push for European involvement in peace talks but expressed skepticism about Europe’s leadership role. Bannon argued that negotiations must involve the U.S. and Russia, focusing on countering the Chinese Communist Party’s expansion in Eurasia. He recalled past discussions with Alexander Dugin on this issue. Bannon stressed that Ukraine lacks leverage without U.S. financial and military support, warning that ongoing commitments, including mineral deals, are not strategically necessary. He highlighted Trump’s urgency to end the war, criticizing previous Western strategies that led to massive casualties and destruction. While acknowledging European efforts, he insisted the U.S. should disengage, leaving Europe to take responsibility. Ultimately, Bannon framed Trump’s approach as pragmatic, prioritizing an end to bloodshed while resisting long-term entanglements in Ukraine.

Frank Gaffney Blows Whistle On U.S. Investors Having Funds Unknowingly Transferred To The CCP

Frank Gaffney and Ben Harnwell discuss President Trump’s recent National Security Presidential Memorandum (NSPM) restricting the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) access to U.S. capital markets. Gaffney calls it a historic move, correcting what he describes as one of the most significant financial scandals in history—American investors unknowingly funding CCP-controlled companies, including those linked to the People’s Liberation Army (PLA).

The memorandum signals a firm stance against China’s military-civil fusion, ensuring that no Chinese firms engaged in adversarial activities can access U.S. investments. The discussion highlights how, as Vice President in 2013, Joe Biden enabled China’s preferential market access. Gaffney praises Trump’s decisive action in curbing CCP influence, particularly in agriculture, finance, and real estate.

The implications of the World Trade Organization (WTO) and China’s history of unrestricted warfare against the U.S. are also explored. Gaffney warns of Chinese retaliation, likely in economic measures rather than direct conflict. He emphasizes holding Wall Street accountable for facilitating CCP investments, suggesting potential class-action lawsuits against firms like BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street.

Overall, Gaffney lauds Trump for finally countering China’s financial infiltration, declaring that the era of funding America’s greatest adversary is over.