POSOBIEC: Neocons Continue To Harp Interventionist Tactics Into Persian Nuclear Program

Steve Bannon and Jack Posobiec discussed President Donald Trump’s strategic foreign policy moves, particularly regarding Iran and its nuclear program. They emphasized Trump’s approach of economic leverage over military intervention, using sanctions to target Iran’s oil exports, including halting shipments to China. Bannon stressed that Trump’s broader foreign policy is interconnected, viewing global issues as part of a unified strategy. Posobiec mentioned the role of Russia as a potential guarantor in Iran’s nuclear negotiations, drawing parallels to past deals. They criticized mainstream media for failing to grasp the broader context and advocated for a more comprehensive understanding of U.S. foreign policy.

ACTION: Get Ed Martin Confirmed As U.S. Attorney For The District Of Columbia

Mike Davis and Steve Bannon discuss various political matters with a focus on the nomination of Ed Martin for U.S. Attorney for Washington, D.C. Davis emphasizes that Martin has made significant strides in reducing crime in D.C., contrasting him with the previous U.S. Attorney, Matthew Graves, who targeted Trump supporters. They criticize the resistance Martin faces from figures like Senator Tom Tillis, whom they accuse of working against Martin’s confirmation, calling it political suicide in North Carolina. Bannon stresses the importance of mobilizing support for Martin through grassroots action, urging listeners to engage with their senators via the Article 3 Project. They also touch on broader issues like the challenge to President Trump’s immigration policies, with Davis arguing that Trump should exercise his constitutional powers to expel terrorists under the Alien Enemies Act. The conversation reflects a broader critique of the “Deep State” and the political establishment’s resistance to Trump’s agenda

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Mike Davis On FTC Lawsuit Seeking To Break Up Big Tech

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Bannon Predicts Convergence Of Judge Rulings At SCOTUS On 10th Anniversary Of Trump’s Announcement

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Federal Judge Rules President Trump May NOT Use Alien Enemies Act To Deport Illegal Gang Members

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Michael Pack On Being Ousted By Bush Admin For Promoting Alternative Voices In Public Broadcasting

Michael Pack and Steve Bannon discuss Pack’s tumultuous career in public broadcasting, his appointment by President Bush, and his struggles with the administrative state. Pack was tasked with bringing alternative voices to public broadcasting, but faced resistance from liberals within the system. Despite his firing and media smear campaigns, Pack persisted, making a powerful documentary about warfare. Bannon praises Pack’s resilience and integrity, highlighting the challenges he faced from both political opposition and the entrenched bureaucracy.