MUST-WATCH: Steve Bannon Returns To The WarRoom After 4 Months As Biden’s Political Prisoner

Steve Bannon talked about the significance of the upcoming election, calling it "one of the most important” moments in U.S. history. Live from New York, he praised his team’s dedication and the audience’s support, describing them as "the backbone of this movement.”

Central to Bannon’s message was a stark warning: Democrats and their "radicals” have no intention of backing down. He asserted they have plans to "nullify” the election results, targeting conservative values and Republican voters. With Elon Musk and Charlie Kirk working tirelessly for a substantial voter turnout, Bannon urged his audience to focus on grassroots action: "putting your shoulder to the wheel,” by canvassing and working phone banks.

Referring to the intense criticism conservatives face, Bannon spoke out against what he calls the Democrats’ divisive rhetoric, which he says falsely equates patriotism with extremism. He shared that his time in federal prison only strengthened his resolve: "The show has never been more powerful,” he emphasized, adding that "Pelosi wanted to break me, but she’s only made me stronger.”

To prevent what he sees as a theft of American freedom, Bannon called on his listeners to vote with a clear goal: "to deliver a knockout blow” against progressive policies on November 5.

Raheem Kassam on Democrats’ Imprisonment of Steve Bannon

Raheem Kassam and Steve Bannon examined the current political landscape and strategies leading into the upcoming election. Bannon reflected on the evolution of the populist movement since its roots with figures like Andrew Breitbart and Sarah Palin, crediting a dedicated team and co-hosts for sustaining the "War Room” program. Both Kassam and Bannon emphasized the commitment to mobilizing voters to secure a victory for Donald Trump, rejecting labels like “fascist” imposed by political opponents. Kassam noted, "You’re starting to see operators…saying…you can’t label all Americans who support Donald Trump as fascists,” highlighting that recent supporters, even from Democrat backgrounds, feel alienated by such rhetoric.

Bannon warned of attempts to “delegitimize” Trump and called for focus on key states, notably Pennsylvania. He stated, "We have to breach the blue wall…for a blowout win,” stressing the need for meticulous focus to counter potential voter complacency. The conversation closed with Jack Posobiec underscoring the importance of voter turnout and vigilance, particularly in critical swing states, framing it as a fight "for what this country actually stands for.” Bannon concluded by urging the audience to stay committed: "We have to drive this…and run through the tape.”

Posobiec: My Six Year Old Knows Political Prisoners On A First Name Basis Due To The Biden Regime

In a discussion on electoral strategy, Jack Posobiec and Steve Bannon focused on the importance of a targeted, state-specific approach to the 2024 election. Posobiec stressed the need to focus on swing states like Pennsylvania, emphasizing the Electoral College’s rules over chasing a national popular vote. He remarked, "My steely-eyed focus is on my home state of Pennsylvania,” where turnout is essential, particularly with early voting ending soon. Posobiec urged Pennsylvania Republicans to "stay in line” at polling places, describing it as a crucial part of countering possible interference.

Bannon echoed Posobiec’s sentiments, warning that "we’re right on the cusp of delivering a blowout win,” but only if focus is maintained on key states. He outlined the significance of breaking the "blue wall” in states like Pennsylvania and Michigan to secure a decisive victory, similar to the 2016 election. Both highlighted the importance of high turnout and discipline, with Bannon emphasizing that this is a "long way from over.” They rallied supporters to "double down,” urging vigilance and steadfastness to ensure they maximize their game-day vote.

Davis: Marc Elias Is Doing Everything He Can To Prevent Trump From Getting Inaugurated On January 20

In their discussion, Mike Davis and Steve Bannon emphasized the high stakes of the upcoming election and the need for aggressive voter turnout. Bannon, referring to his return to the campaign trail, remarked, "The left is going to panic because they know you’re going to rally the troops,” highlighting his call for a decisive, unified push on November 5th. Both underscored that while the goal is to "maximize ballots and votes,” the legal battles won’t end on Election Day.

Davis warned that Democrat lawyer Mark Elias, a "Savage attorney” in Davis’s words, is prepared to challenge Trump’s victory, even seeking to "delegitimize his second term” if he wins. Davis observed that Democrats, with Elias leading, "will try to do everything they can to prevent Trump from getting inaugurated.” He argued that the Trump team, with leaders like Michael Whatley and the Article III Project, is much better prepared for this "lawfare fight” than in 2020.

The two noted that Elias’s reputation for intense legal tactics is a significant factor, with Bannon acknowledging Elias’s effectiveness, despite controversy. Davis praised Elias’s approach, contrasting it with past Republican attorneys who were "like the string orchestra on the Titanic.” Together, they urged supporters to focus on turnout and be prepared for post-election legal challenges, calling this a critical moment for Trump’s supporters.