Bottom Line Up Front: Bannon Sounds the Alarm on Trump’s Transition Team

On Monday’s WarRoom, Steve Bannon blasted the current state of Trump’s transition process. According to Bannon, no formal transition is underway as Trump prepares for his potential return to the White House in 2025. Why? “President Trump is quite rightly not signing the agreements,” Bannon declared. This refusal stems from a deep mistrust of the administrative state, which he believes has worked tirelessly to undermine Trump.

Why No Official Transition?

Bannon emphasized that Washington operates through layers of bureaucracy, all controlled by legal counsel. "Everything in DC goes through lawyers,” he explained, noting that this includes the Justice Department and agency general counsels. The Constitution, Bannon stressed, is essentially a contract. "It’s like a merger of equals,” he said, comparing the founding of the United States to corporate negotiations. But he accused the current system of being anything but equal, claiming entrenched interests dominate.

Trump’s team is avoiding standard procedures, like turning over systems and conducting background checks, because Bannon believes it would hand power to the same "deep state” that has relentlessly targeted Trump. "They tried to destroy him,” he argued. "And you’re just going to give it all over to them?”

Immigration: A Crisis That Can’t Wait

One of Bannon’s key concerns is immigration. He slammed the Biden administration for creating chaos at the border, alleging it is intentional. "They want more people here because they want deportations to be even worse, messier, and nastier,” he said. According to Bannon, fixing this will require swift deportations and securing sovereignty.

The War in Ukraine: A Dangerous Escalation

Bannon didn’t hold back on Ukraine, warning of dire consequences. He cited reports of discussions about deploying tactical nuclear weapons and accused the Biden administration of recklessly pushing for war. “You want to expand this thing to a broader shooting war?” Bannon asked, suggesting such moves only benefit globalist agendas. He predicted investigations under Trump would expose "deep, dark things” in Ukraine, calling it a breeding ground for corruption.

National Debt: An Unforgivable Crisis

The national debt was another of Bannon’s central points. He blasted the Biden administration for proposing a $7 trillion budget with a $2 trillion deficit. "We just hit $36 trillion in debt,” he said. Bannon warned that failing to address this issue would lock the nation into a path of economic ruin for decades.

A Once-in-a-Lifetime Opportunity

Bannon argued that Trump’s return to power represents a unique chance to fix a broken government. He stressed the importance of assembling the right team and called out Republican senators (RINOS) unwilling to support Trump. "This is a moment like no other,” he said. Bannon urged the WarRoom audience to take note of who stands by Trump and who doesn’t.

"This is why we need investigative power,” Bannon said. He sees Trump’s presidency as a chance to dismantle the "unconstitutional fourth branch of government” and confront the rogue elements of the administrative state. "It’s going to be a fight,” Bannon admitted, warning that those entrenched in Washington are "dug in” and ready to resist change.

Why Everyone in DC Should Support Trump Now

Bannon’s message to Washington was clear: this is not the time for hesitation. Supporting Trump now isn’t just about politics—it’s about saving the country. "If you screw around with these issues—immigration, the war, and the debt—you can set this country on a course it can’t change for decades,” he warned.

For Bannon, the stakes couldn’t be higher. "President Trump needs his team,” he insisted, emphasizing that this is a rare chance to reshape America for the better. If Republicans don’t rally now, Bannon believes they’ll miss an opportunity that won’t come again.

Final Word: The Clock Is Ticking

Bannon’s Monday WarRoom highlighted the urgency of the moment. Immigration, war, and debt are massive challenges but also opportunities for bold action. For Bannon, this is Trump’s—and America’s—moment of reckoning. "This is why it’s imperative for Trump to get his team,” he concluded. The WarRoom and its followers are watching. Will Washington rise to the occasion?

For more context, watch this full segment featuring Steve Bannon on Monday’s WarRoom:

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