COLD OPEN: The Left MELTS DOWN Over RFK Jr.’s mRNA Vaccine Research Defunding

ALEX DEGRASSE: Redistricting, Census Reform, And SCOTUS Rulings Are Colliding

Steve Bannon and Alex DeGrasse had a high-stakes conversation on War Room about what they called the most critical political battle of this generation: redistricting, the census, and the Supreme Court’s review of race-based voting districts. With President Trump in office, Bannon stressed that this is the time to correct past mistakes—specifically the failure to exclude illegal immigrants from the census under Trump’s first term.

DeGrasse explained that counting illegal immigrants unfairly shifts congressional seats and federal funding to deep blue cities like New York and L.A., hollowing out rural and suburban America. Bannon and DeGrasse argued that excluding non-citizens and dismantling racially gerrymandered districts could lead to a 42-seat shift away from Democrats—potentially ending their dominance in Congress.

Florida, Texas, and other GOP-led states are now seizing the moment to redraw maps, with DeSantis reportedly fully on board. The pair called this a "once-in-a-lifetime” opportunity to rebalance political power and crush the radical left. DeGrasse emphasized that while the courts will test these moves, they are legal—and necessary—for protecting the MAGA agenda. For them, this isn’t just about maps; it’s about reshaping America for generations.

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DR. HATFILL: Studies Showed No Net Benefit. Rather, They Showed Cellular Havoc From mRNA Overload

In a recent episode of Steve Bannon’s War Room podcast, host Steve Bannon interviewed Dr. Stephen Hatfill, a former White House advisor during the COVID-19 pandemic, about Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s decision to cut nearly $500 million in federal funding for 22 mRNA vaccine development projects. With Donald Trump as the current president, who appointed RFK Jr. to the role as part of incorporating his coalition, the move has sparked widespread criticism from media outlets like NBC News and late-night hosts such as Stephen Colbert, who decried it as a “dereliction of duty” and a setback for promising technology that enabled rapid COVID-19 vaccines.

Bannon and Hatfill defended the cuts, framing them as essential to “Make America Healthy Again” (MAHA). Hatfill, a data-driven scientist, explained that accumulated meta-analyses from 2022 onward revealed mRNA vaccines offered no favorable benefit-to-risk ratio. He argued they were more dangerous than contracting COVID-19 itself, causing cellular havoc by disrupting protein metabolism, tumor suppressor genes, and mitochondria. Hatfill highlighted biochemical studies showing the sheer volume of mRNA molecules as toxic, regardless of the coded protein, and criticized the spike protein used in COVID vaccines as poisonous.

They praised Operation Warp Speed—Trump’s initiative—for its initial urgency. Still, they noted early adverse events like blood clots led to pauses, yet pharmaceutical companies like Pfizer and Moderna failed due diligence. Hatfill accused Big Pharma of prioritizing profits over safety, suppressing data (e.g., Pfizer’s attempt at a 70-year moratorium on trial info), and misleading on efficacy—vaccines didn’t prevent infection or transmission. The CDC was lambasted as a “supplicant” to industry, with its claim of saving 14.4 million lives debunked as model-based fiction.

Bannon emphasized grassroots efforts, like Judicial Watch and Naomi Wolf’s team analyzing Pfizer documents released via court order, which exposed harms. He called for HHS to flood the public with irrefutable data to counter “demons” in media and academia, warning Big Pharma’s corruption of institutions won’t yield easily. Hatfill promoted his free book compiling 700 peer-reviewed papers on vaccine injuries, urging transparency. The duo stressed no one is anti-vaccine but opposed unsafe gene therapies, predicting accountability under Trump, RFK Jr., and new “sheriffs” like Elon Musk. Bannon vowed platform support, invoking past pandemic battles, as they aim to rebuild trust through science, not rhetoric, for lasting health reforms.