Dave Walsh: Elites And Regulators Are De-Industrializing America Through Energy Policy

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Steve Bannon and energy expert Dave Walsh discussed the dire state of America’s energy grid, blaming political elites and regulatory policies for pushing premature decarbonization. They warned of widespread blackouts due to shutting down reliable baseload energy sources like coal and nuclear while replacing them with intermittent solar and wind power—often manufactured in China with U.S. tax subsidies. Walsh highlighted Trump’s executive order on national energy emergency as a critical step toward restoring energy dominance and reversing this "self-inflicted madness.”

"Lobbyists Are Making A TON Of Money On This,” Dave Walsh Regulatory Capture Of U.S. Energy

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In their ongoing conversation, Steve Bannon and Dave Walsh warn about the dangers of rushed legislative processes and green energy dependence. They criticize the reconciliation bill as a bloated, backdoor spending tactic that bypasses full Senate debate and hides harmful provisions—like eliminating key regulatory agencies such as the FTC. They highlight Trump’s proposed tax cuts and stress the importance of public pressure and daily scrutiny. On energy, Walsh exposes how U.S. policy favors unreliable renewables, mostly imported from China, with billions in incentives, causing grid instability and rising utility bills. They cite PJM warnings and Spain’s blackout as evidence of looming crises.

ENERGY EMERGENCY: Walsh On EPA Move That Will Facilitate POTUS Rooting Out Climate Propaganda

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In this third segment, Dave Walsh and Steve Bannon emphasized how President Trump’s leadership has reignited global eagerness to strike trade deals favoring U.S. interests. They outlined Trump’s success in confronting entrenched crises—energy, border security, manufacturing, and inflation—reversing decades of decline. Walsh highlighted Trump’s methodical energy strategy, including steps to reverse the Obama-era "endangerment finding” on CO₂ and reclaim reliable fossil fuel infrastructure. Together, they criticized corporate kowtowing to progressive agendas and praised Trump’s commitment to deregulation, American industrial revival, and energy independence as part of ushering in a "new golden age” for the country.

BENOIT: Trump’s First 100 Days Of Tariffs Is The First Steps Toward The Golden Age Of America

In this War Room discussion, Steve Bannon and Charles Benoit discussed a potential major shakeup at the National Security Council under President Donald Trump, with reports suggesting top-level departures. Benoit, of the Coalition for a Prosperous America, praises Trump’s bold efforts to re-industrialize the U.S. in peacetime, calling it historic. He traces de-industrialization back to 1934 when Congress ceded tariff authority, leading to decades of economic erosion. Benoit identifies international creditors, multinationals, and labor pressures as drivers of offshoring. He applauds Trump’s tariffs and America First policies for reversing this trend and restoring domestic manufacturing and energy independence.

NSC SHAKE UP: Jack Posobiec On The Neocon Forces Within Government Blocking Trump Agenda

In a sharp exchange on War Room, Jack Posobiec and Steve Bannon unpacked the internal and external pressures on President Trump’s administration amid tensions with Iran. Posobiec revealed insights from a White House briefing, emphasizing how legacy neocon forces push for war while ignoring Trump’s broader diplomatic strategy. "They don’t see the grand strategy,” Jack said, criticizing media attacks on national security advisor Steve Wittkoff. Bannon warned of a bloated, ineffective NSC, and they agreed Trump commands the play: "He’s the commander-in-chief.” Despite calls for kinetic escalation, Bannon insists Trump’s economic and geopolitical "grand strategy” is deliberate and working.

YOU’RE SCUM: Steve Bannon BLASTS WSJ’s Disrespect Of Vietnam Veterans

Steve Bannon critiques U.S. foreign policy, particularly the Vietnam War and its legacy, emphasizing how the country’s leadership, including figures like McGeorge Bundy, mishandled critical decisions. He contrasts America First National Security policy, which opposes unnecessary military intervention, with the failed policies of the past, accusing the media and elites of misrepresenting American sacrifices. Bannon calls out figures like Rupert Murdoch and corporate interests for de-industrializing the country and undermining working-class Americans. He also links past betrayals in Vietnam, where the U.S. backed flawed leaders like Diem, to ongoing issues in U.S. policy, reflecting a pattern of globalist failures.

"Return To The Tariff Weapon On Solar,” Dave Walsh Gives Assessment Of Next 100 Days Of Trump Admin

In the discussion between Steve Bannon and Dave Walsh, they focus on the progress and challenges surrounding President Trump’s reindustrialization efforts. Bannon highlights the importance of energy, particularly in steel production, where massive energy requirements are tied to cost-effective manufacturing. He addresses concerns over the slow development of solar energy, specifically offshore wind and battery storage, pointing to the high costs and inefficiencies involved. They discuss how the energy strategy must prioritize practical solutions like combined-cycle natural gas as a dominant energy choice, emphasizing its affordability and environmental benefits. Bannon also criticizes Wall Street and consulting firms for their failure to innovate and their role in de-industrialization, reinforcing the need for a strategic return to manufacturing and energy independence.