MTG On Overturning AI Regulation Ban: "Trump Never Needed The Donors, Neocons, Or The Deep State”

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and Steve Bannon discussed their opposition to a bill that included controversial AI provisions and massive spending, such as nearly $10 billion for moon and Mars missions. Greene thanked Sen. Marsha Blackburn for leading the Senate fight to remove the AI section, which succeeded with a 99-1 vote. Greene emphasized she told President Trump she couldn’t support the bill unless the AI moratorium was stripped, citing concerns about state rights and unchecked tech power. She warned Trump is being misled by establishment voices and donor interests who don’t reflect the MAGA agenda. Greene insisted support for Trump must come with accountability to the people, not the deep state or neocons. She highlighted positives in the bill—like tax provisions and border funding—but warned against hidden spending and donor-driven priorities. She urged vigilance, grassroots pressure, and keeping Trump aligned with his campaign promises as the legislative fight continues.

"These Are Not Things That The MAGA Base Wants” Caroline Wren Blasts GOP Establishment For Promoting New War And Medicaid Cuts

Caroline Wren talked to Steve Bannon about the spending bill amendments with a focus on what the Republican base and President Trump’s supporters wanted to see in and out of the bill.

WARROOM ACTION: Mike Davis On The 99 To 1 Senate Vote Stopping Big Tech AI Amnesty

Mike Davis and Steve Bannon discuss a major victory against a proposed 10-year AI immunity bill favoring big tech monopolies like Google and Meta. Through coordinated efforts by the War Room Posse and the Article 3 Project, over 3,000 activists made 9,000 contacts to home-state senators, pressuring them to oppose the AI amnesty. Senator Marsha Blackburn led the opposition, cutting the amnesty from 10 to 5 years with some protections for kids, creators, and conservatives. Despite initial expectations that only three Senate Republicans would oppose, the vote ended 99-1 against the bill, with even its main proponent, Ted Cruz, voting no. Davis highlights years of grassroots fights against big tech’s Section 230 immunity and antitrust protections, emphasizing that this was a hard-fought, come-from-behind win. Bannon praises the coordinated activism and warns that future AI legislation must include a national debate and regular order, rejecting backroom tech industry deals.

LAVORGNA: "If This Bill Doesn’t Pass, America Faces The Largest Tax Hike In History

Joe Lavorgna and Steve Bannon discuss the economic impact of the "big, beautiful” infrastructure and border security bill, emphasizing supply-side growth as the key to reducing deficits. Lavorgna highlights that realistic growth projections of 2.8% to 3%—much higher than the Congressional Budget Office’s 1.8% estimate—could significantly expand the economy, improving wages and productivity. He notes that removing illegal immigrants will raise wage rates, and permitting reforms will boost energy production, lowering inflation and living costs. They also address market reactions, with stocks hitting new highs and credit spreads tightening, signaling confidence in the plan. Lavorgna stresses that the combination of tariffs, deregulation, and tax policy will revitalize the economy, continuing the growth seen in President Trump’s first term. Both emphasize the importance of clear communication on this complex plan to counter misunderstandings and misinformation, especially amid criticism from figures like Elon Musk.

President Trump Arrives In Florida To Visit ‘Alligators Alcatraz’

President Trump visits Florida and makes remarks about immigration.

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One Of Most Critical Parts Of This Bill Is Funding To Expedite Deportations Of 10 Million Illegals

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ALLIGATOR ALCATRAZ: President Trump Tours And Speaks At New ICE Detention Center

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