Steve Bannon Calls Out The Actors Attempting To Undermine President Trump

Steve Bannon’s remarks on Thursday showcase his defiant tone and sharp criticism of the so-called Deep State and its influence on governance. He asserts that under a Trump administration, figures like former CIA Director John Brennan and others in the administrative state will face investigations for their alleged roles in undermining Trump and the MAGA movement. Bannon emphasizes that President Trump, having won a “landslide victory,” has the constitutional authority to shape his administration without interference. He dismisses claims of checks and balances within the executive branch as a “Deep State perversion,” reiterating that accountability lies between the legislative, judicial, and executive branches.

Bannon criticizes media outlets like MSNBC, accusing them of spreading hate and predicting their downfall due to declining relevance. He highlights the importance of restructuring the government, including thorough vetting of intelligence agencies like the CIA and FBI. On economic policy, Bannon stresses the need for decisive action on federal spending and appointing leaders with a clear vision for growth, citing individuals like Russ Vought and Scott Bessent as key players. He also praises innovative tools like recess appointments as critical in combating bureaucratic resistance and reducing administrative overreach. His remarks reflect a combative stance against establishment forces while charting a path for MAGA-aligned governance.

Mark Paoletta Previews The Incoming Fight President Trump Must Bear

Steve Bannon and Mark Paoletta delved into the concept of “empowerment,” emphasizing its central role in President Trump’s agenda to regain executive control over federal spending and dismantle the administrative state. Empowerment, rooted in the president’s authority to withhold or redirect congressional appropriations, historically served as a mechanism to exercise fiscal prudence. However, the post-Watergate reforms, including the Impoundment Control Act of 1974, curtailed this power, mandating that all appropriated funds be spent—a shift that entrenched special interests and bloated government programs.

Paoletta highlighted past presidents like Jefferson, Truman, and Roosevelt, who used impoundments to manage resources effectively. He asserted that current laws encroach on the president’s constitutional authority as the chief executive, a point he expects the Supreme Court to address. Bannon underscored the importance of challenging these laws, describing the efforts by thinkers like Paoletta and Russ Vought as a “methodical steamroller” aimed at reclaiming executive agency and limiting government overreach.

The conversation framed these efforts as part of a broader “Trump 2.0” vision, leveraging judicial support, particularly Justice Thomas’s legal philosophy, to enact transformative reforms. Both agreed that this methodical approach is essential to reasserting constitutional governance and curbing administrative overreach, despite anticipated resistance.

Posobiec: Biden And Administrative State Are Attempting To Create Colossal Crisis For Trump To Bear

In a heated conversation between Steve Bannon and Jack Posobiec, they discussed the corruption and dysfunction within the U.S. government, particularly targeting the deep state and the bureaucracy. Bannon criticized the permanent bureaucrats who, in his view, undermine the president’s authority, challenging the constitutional balance of power. He argued that Washington, especially General George Washington, would have never accepted such a system where unelected officials have more power than the president. Bannon also accused figures like former CIA Director John Brennan of manipulating information to control the executive branch, undermining the Constitution.

Posobiec, a former naval intelligence officer, echoed Bannon’s frustration, suggesting a “top-down” approach to reform. He called for a complete overhaul of the intelligence community, advocating for Tulsi Gabbard, if confirmed as DNI, to clean house, firing those who aren’t aligned with the new administration’s agenda. Both expressed a desire to hold these officials accountable and vet them thoroughly. They also discussed how the deep state has obstructed President Trump’s agenda, emphasizing the need for systemic change to prevent such obstruction in the future. The conversation highlighted their shared frustration with the current state of American politics, particularly the bureaucratic resistance to change.

Karli Bonne Calls Out Fox News For Subverting Trump’s Nomination And Attempting To Install Haley

n this conversation, Steve Bannon and Karli Bonne discuss political dynamics surrounding Fox News, the Murdoch family’s influence, and the GOP’s internal conflicts. Bannon highlights how Fox is opposing President Trump’s influence on the party, particularly criticizing Matt Gaetz and his role in Trump’s potential team. Bonne, who manages the Midnight Rider Telegram Channel, shares her observations about media biases, especially regarding Nikki Haley’s rise and the network’s changing stance. They also touch on Fox’s shifting allegiance from Haley to trash-talking opponents, revealing the growing personal stakes within the GOP. Bonne emphasizes her dedication to clipping news for her channel, offering a glimpse into her tireless efforts to keep followers informed. She mentions her presence on multiple social media platforms like X, Getter, and Truth Social, and warns about fake accounts targeting her followers. The conversation highlights the intersection of media influence, political maneuvering, and social media activism.

BOMBSHELL: Ashli Babbitt’s Murderer Was Promoted Following The Unjust Shooting, John Solomon Reports

In a conversation between John Solomon and Steve Bannon, the focus shifts between several critical topics. Solomon begins by questioning the refusal of FBI Director Chris Wray and DOJ officials to testify before Congress, emphasizing the constitutional implications of this lack of cooperation. Bannon suggests that contempt proceedings are likely, especially with a potential change in the Justice Department and Congress next year. He highlights the importance of oversight and the extraordinary nature of officials refusing to answer legitimate questions. They then pivot to a story Solomon is breaking about Capitol Police officer Michael Byrd, who shot and killed Ashley Babbitt during the January 6th riot. Solomon reveals Byrd’s controversial history, including prior internal affairs investigations, including an incident in 2004 where he shot at a fleeing car, and another in 2019 when he left his service revolver unattended. Despite these issues, Byrd was promoted to captain after shooting Babbitt. Solomon promises more revelations on Byrd’s actions and the political response to his shooting of Babbitt, teasing further stories to come. The discussion concludes with a mention of their successful YouTube broadcast, which garnered 12 million views, and mutual appreciation for their collaborative reporting.

MTG Demands Investigation Into The Unwarranted Escalation Of Foreign Conflicts By Biden White House

Steve Bannon and Marjorie Taylor Greene discussed her new role as chair of a subcommittee focused on overseeing government spending, particularly in relation to the Pentagon, the Department of Defense, and Ukraine funding. Greene emphasized that her primary goal in Congress has been to reduce wasteful spending and combat government inefficiency. She expressed frustration over the lack of transparency regarding the money sent to Ukraine, highlighting that Congress has not received clear answers about where the funds or weapons have gone. Despite her push for an audit, she criticized the lack of cooperation from key players in the Appropriations Committee.

Bannon commended Greene for her commitment to fiscal responsibility and her ability to push for accountability within the federal government. They discussed the importance of her role in exposing corruption and waste, particularly regarding military aid and Ukraine’s escalating conflict, which they saw as dangerously escalating under Biden’s administration. Greene warned that the current administration’s actions were pushing the U.S. closer to war with Russia, and expressed confidence that President Trump, if re-elected, would end these foreign conflicts. The conversation concluded with Greene expressing her excitement to work alongside figures like Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy to dismantle the administrative state, and urged Americans to hold the government accountable for its actions. She encouraged followers to keep track of her progress via her official social media accounts.