In the final moments of Monday’s WarRoom program, Dan Fleuette, a seasoned producer known for his extensive work on WarRoom films, shared insights about his new WarRoom book, Rebels, Rogues, and Outlaws. Fleuette discussed his latest project in photojournalism, which aims to capture the essence of Steve Bannon’s work to transform the political world over the airwaves of the WarRoom program he created.
From the book:
Rebels, Rogues, and Outlaws: A Pictorial History of Warroom
As an artist, Dan Fleuette has always identified with the marginal, the rebels, those at the margins of society. Traditionally, these characters have been artists, musicians, filmmakers, and writers. Since the dawn of woke culture, where many of today’s artists march in lockstep with the dominant, politically correct corporate news and political space, these marginal characters have taken a different look. Today’s rebels would have been considered quite mainstream just a few years ago. Included in their ranks are the scorned, mocked, ridiculed and canceled–those who risk everything to dare to speak their mind and run counter to mainstream narratives.
These are the people captured in Rebels, Rogues, and Outlaws: A Pictorial History of WarRoom. This is not just a portrait book, it is also a WarRoom historical document showcasing the brave souls who are courageous enough to stand up against a ceaseless and powerful battering of politicians, woke social media tyrants, school boards, editorial pages, and polite society in general. This book is Fleuette’s small attempt to honor these people, who show us, day in and day out, what real courage is.
A Portrait of the War Room
Fleuette described to Ben Harnwell- the acting host- that the book is a historical portrait of the War Room, highlighting the significant figures featured within its pages. He mentioned personalities like Steve Bannon, Mike Lindell, Seb Gorka, Alex Jones, and Tucker Carlson, effectively creating a “who’s who” of the War Room community. The book also includes insights from the War Room Posse and backstage experiences, providing a comprehensive view of the show.
Notably, Bannon will soon be released from prison after serving a four-month sentence as a political prisoner, having been silenced ahead of the historic 2024 election on the same day as the book is released.
From a Meditative Process to a Grand Project
Fleuette recounted how the project started as a personal endeavor, taking portraits of guests at the War Room studio. This meditative process evolved into a larger project, culminating in the creation of the book. It encompasses images and backstage anecdotes, observations, and philosophical musings, resulting in a rich narrative.
A Historical Document
With around 90 subjects featured, Fleuette expressed pride in creating what he sees as a historical document of the War Room. He announced that the book would be available on Amazon starting October 29th.
Fleuette concluded by emphasizing that the book was made with the War Room Posse in mind, hoping they would appreciate the final product.
For more context, watch the full Monday WarRoom segment featuring Dan Fleuette:
Fleuette: Long-Awaited, Groundbreaking New Book “Rebels, Rogues, And Outlaws” Out Now
