Tuesday, June 4

MTG: We Need A Complete Change Of Mindset In Republicans In Washington DC, And I Didn’t See It Today

In the exchange between Steve Bannon and Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, they discussed their frustrations with the current political situation and the Republican Party’s perceived inaction. Bannon criticized Congress for being ineffective and failing to take strong actions, particularly against Anthony Fauci. He highlighted dissatisfaction among Trump supporters and conservatives with Congress’s lack of decisive measures. Greene agreed, comparing the situation to 2017, when Republicans were seen as passive during the Mueller investigation.

Greene emphasized that the core issue is not just about supporting Trump but the broader “America First” policies. She criticized Democrats for what she described as authoritarian tactics and accused them of perverting the justice system for political gains. Greene expressed disappointment with the current Republican leadership, suggesting they need a change in mindset to confront Democratic leaders more aggressively.

The conversation then shifted to Fauci, with Greene exposing him for handling the COVID-19 pandemic. She accused Fauci of causing significant harm through his policies and decisions, alleging that he was responsible for various negative outcomes, including economic hardships, educational disruptions, and public health issues. Greene called for Fauci’s prosecution, describing him as a “monster” and a “narcissist” who misused his power.

In conclusion, Bannon and Greene both called for stronger action from Republicans, with Greene urging constituents to pressure their representatives to be more proactive and supportive of the “America First” agenda.

Part One:

Rep. MTG: “Our Appropriation Bills Don’t Mean Shit Unless The Speaker Of The House Has The Balls”

Part Two:

Dr. Wolf Demands Republicans To Hold Dr. Fauci Accountable For His Most Malicious Acts

In the conversation, Naomi Wolf and Steve Bannon discuss the Republicans’ performance in holding Dr. Anthony Fauci accountable. Wolf criticizes Republicans for not addressing the most serious evidence of Fauci’s alleged crimes. She acknowledges Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s efforts but believes the Republicans’ questioning was largely ineffective and superficial.

Wolf highlights that significant evidence of wrongdoing, such as Fauci’s involvement in covering vaccine-related injuries and deaths, was not mentioned. She emphasizes the importance of prosecuting Fauci for these alleged crimes and criticizes Republican leadership for not taking stronger actions.

Bannon asks Wolf what actions the audience can take to push for accountability. Wolf advises people to download and send key evidence from her site, Daily Clout, to their elected officials, urging them to take action. She suggests that financial influences from Big Pharma might be a reason for the lack of action from Republican leaders.

Wolf’s site provides information on where to find the evidence and encourages people to continue raising their voices and pressuring their representatives to hold Fauci accountable for the alleged crimes.

Bessent Addresses The Financial Plan To Bring Back Trump’s Economic Prosperity To American People

Scott Bessent and Steve Bannon discuss the political and economic landscape, focusing on Trump’s legal issues and Biden’s economic policies. Bessent argues that voters are more concerned with the perceived unfairness of the legal proceedings against Trump than with his status as a convicted felon. He criticizes Biden’s administration for triggering the highest inflation in 40 years, making essentials significantly more expensive and leaving the public dissatisfied.

Despite Democrats’ attempts to pivot their strategy by warning that Trump would cause more inflation, Bessent contends that under Trump, inflation was low and economic growth was high. He outlines a future strategy for a potential Trump administration that includes reducing deficits, boosting growth, and increasing energy production. Bessent highlights a nostalgic sentiment for Trump’s presidency, suggesting many view it as a period of economic stability and growth, contrasting sharply with the current financial challenges under Biden.

Peter McIlvenna Breaks Down The Effects Of Nigel Farage Rejoining UK Politics

In a conversation between Steve Bannon and Peter McIlvenna, they discuss the significant crowd turnout for Nigel Farage, who recently announced his run for Parliament. McIlvenna, knowledgeable in British politics, emphasizes that the crowd’s enthusiasm is extraordinary, especially for a candidate announcing only a day prior. Farage, known for his pivotal role in the Brexit movement and leadership of UKIP, has historically struggled to secure a seat in Parliament despite his substantial political influence. McIlvenna praises Farage’s political acumen and ability to connect with communities, particularly those like Clacton that have felt neglected.

He suggests that Farage’s return to the political scene could shake things up significantly. They also discuss the limited appeal of current Prime Minister Rishi Sunak compared to Farage. McIlvenna directs listeners to follow “Hearts of Oak” on various social media platforms for ongoing coverage of the British elections and notes the collaboration with the War Room, highlighting upcoming content and guest appearances. Bannon concludes by appreciating McIlvenna’s contributions and indicating a continued focus on Farage’s campaign.

Brat: Biden’s Economic Policies Are Lowering The Savings And Spending Rate Of Americans Nationwide

In a discussion between Steve Bannon and Dave Brat, they analyze the economic situation under President Biden, emphasizing the contrast with Trump’s economic policies. Bannon stresses highlighting Trump’s successes in various areas, including the economy, border control, and foreign policy. Brat supports this by detailing how Trump’s presidency achieved historic economic growth, particularly for blue-collar workers, and kept inflation low through supply-side policies. He contrasts this with Biden’s administration, which he argues has led to inflation and economic stagnation through Keynesian stimulus and unproductive spending.

Brat also highlights trends of declining personal savings rates, cooling labor markets, and reduced real disposable income, suggesting these are signs of deeper economic issues exacerbated by current policies. He criticizes the Federal Reserve and government actions that he believes are pushing financial burdens into the future at the expense of the middle class. Bannon and Brat underscore the importance of sharing this economic analysis widely to inform and mobilize the public, particularly through platforms like War Room and social media.

Bensman Breaks Down The Political Angle For Biden To Shut Down The Border While Faulting Republicans

In a conversation, Todd Bensman and Steve Bannon discuss President Biden’s upcoming executive order to address border security, which Bensman criticizes as purely performative and ineffective. Bensman explains that this move is likely a strategic response to the failed Langford bill, which Democrats used to gain political traction by blaming Republicans for keeping the border open.

He predicts that the executive order will immediately face lawsuits, allowing the administration to shift blame onto Republicans for any failures in border security. Bensman highlights a specific clause in the order that permits the president to stop all illegal immigrants and return them to Mexico but notes that it includes a loophole allowing immigrants to stay if they claim fear of returning.

He asserts that genuine border control requires stopping the release of illegal immigrants into the U.S. interior and denying them asylum. The discussion concludes with Bensman promoting his work on immigration studies and his social media platforms, emphasizing the ongoing border crisis and criticizing the administration’s handling of it.

Clay Clark Warns Of The Dangers Of Transhumanism And The Fourth Industrial Revolution

Clay Clark discussed his events and the dangers of Transhumanism and the Fourth Industrial Revolution.