In a dramatic 2022 broadcast, Steve Bannon and Peter Navarro confronted the relentless political battles that shaped their lives and the America First-MAGA movement. Bannon, unable to host his WarRoom shows that day due to his court appearance related to a federal indictment used the opportunity to discuss the strategic timing of the lawfare targeting him, which always happens around the time of the nation’s elections. This conversation, rich in defiant rhetoric and strategic insights, highlighted Bannon’s point of view on his political prosecution and his unwavering commitment to the MAGA agenda.

“The only way we can beat them is at the ballot box. That’s what this show is all about,”Bannon told Navarro, a theme that he has repeated for years, adding:

“We have to mobilize our grassroots supporters—whether it’s school boards, poll workers, or state legislatures. Every effort counts.”

The timing of Bannon’s 2022 indictment, just 60 days before the midterm elections, was a focal point of his critique.

“Channel that anger, channel that frustration, and turn it into action. We need a massive turnout and a focused effort to win in November,” Bannon said to his audience, who do not like to miss a moment of Bannon’s show.

In a statement to NBC News at the time, Bannon said, "New York has now decided to pursue phony charges against me 60 days before the midterm election.” This accusation was not merely about defending himself against legal repercussions but about framing his situation as part of a broader pattern of political persecution. For Bannon, these charges were emblematic of a systematic effort to undermine his influence and distract from the populist movement he represents.

During the WarRoom show, Bannon, though physically absent, and Navarro dissected the pattern of political attacks aimed at them and their allies. They pointed to the strategic nature of these attacks, suggesting that legal challenges and other forms of political pressure are often timed to coincide with key electoral moments. Bannon underscored that these efforts are not isolated incidents but part of an ongoing strategy to neutralize influential voices ahead of crucial elections.

"The enthusiasm level, what people are seeing right now—from school boards to poll workers—is unprecedented,” Bannon noted, emphasizing the grassroots mobilization and heightened political engagement among his supporters. He framed these legal battles as part of a desperate attempt by the establishment to stifle the rising tide of populist sentiment. "This show is only getting bigger, more vital, and more urgent,” he asserted, projecting confidence in the continued growth of his influence despite the legal hurdles.

Navarro echoed Bannon’s sentiments, stressing the importance of channeling anger and frustration into actionable strategies for the upcoming elections. He urged listeners to focus on volunteering, getting out the vote, and supporting candidates aligned with the MAGA movement. Navarro highlighted the need for persistence and strategic action, noting that "victory is the only substitute for victory,” and underscoring the critical importance of winning the midterm elections to set the stage for a successful 2024.

Bannon’s absence from the WarRoom was positioned as both a personal setback and a symbol of the broader struggle against what he and Navarro portrayed as a weaponized establishment. They each emphasized that the real battle lies in mobilizing voters and securing electoral victories. "They’re coming for everyone,” Bannon said, referring to the broader assault on MAGA supporters and allies, and urged his audience to remain vigilant and engaged.

The conversation reflected on past strategies and the stakes of upcoming elections, including those coming up fast in November 2024. Bannon and Navarro discussed how similar tactics to squelch Bannon’s decisive leadership were used in the past, drawing parallels between their current legal battles and previous efforts to undermine their movement. They framed their continued fight as not just about their struggles but about defending the integrity of their political mission and resisting what they view as a corrupt system.

Bannon and Navarro’s conversation in 2022 was a powerful declaration of defiance against perceived political persecution. Despite the legal challenges and personal setbacks, their focus remained on galvanizing their base, emphasizing electoral engagement, and continuing their fight against the establishment. Their message was clear: no matter the obstacles, the movement would persist, and victory at the ballot box was the ultimate goal.

“We’re not backing down, and we’re certainly not shutting up. The show is getting bigger and more vital. Stay engaged and keep pushing forward,” Bannon said in 2022, but can’t you hear him say that- as if he was sitting right here with us- right now- today?

If you really love Steve Bannon and the WarRoom, you will make sure you are registered to vote, know where you go to vote, and make a plan and vote as soon as you can.

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