Mike Davis: Perkins Coie Has Proven It Can’t Be Trusted With Our Nation’s Secrets

Steve Bannon and Mike Davis analyzed President Donald Trump’s executive order targeting Perkins Coie, a law firm linked to Democratic clients like Hillary Clinton and the DNC. The order, signed as part of Trump’s retribution campaign, bans the federal government from hiring the firm, restricts its employees from federal buildings, and suspends their security clearances. Bannon framed this as Trump’s move to break the "iron grip” of powerful Washington law firms, citing Perkins Coie’s role in the 2016 Steele dossier and 2020 election lawsuits led by former partner Marc Elias. Davis defended the order, arguing that as commander-in-chief, Trump has absolute authority to deny classified access to entities like Perkins Coie, which he accused of weaponizing the Russia collusion narrative and "Crossfire Hurricane” against Trump. He claimed the firm’s actions justify barring it from government secrets and contracts. Bannon and Davis portrayed this as a broader war against a Democratic-leaning legal establishment, with Trump leveraging his executive power to disrupt their influence, predicting significant pushback but asserting justice would pre

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Mike Davis On DOGE And The Trump Admin: “It’s Gonna Be A Bumpy Road, But It’s Worth It”

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Mike Davis: SCOTUS Is Failing To Prevent Activist Judges From Sabotaging President Trump

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President Trump Boards Marine One At The White House

Steve Bannon followed the camera on the scene with Real America’s Voice and talked about President Trump’s departure from the White House lawn on Marine One.

UNANIMOUS OPPOSITION: Sheffield And Schilling On Democrats Refusal To Protect Women’s Sports

Carrie Sheffield And Terry Schilling each gave updates on the policy changes that matter most to them and their organizations from President Trump.

CCP Cyberattacks: Josh Philipp On 12 Chinese Nationals Indictments For Targeting The Epoch Times

Josh Philipp from The Epoch Times updated Steve Bannon about the indictments issued to 12 Chinese Nationsl who have been threatening and targeting Phillip and the news organization.