“President Trump Is Back”: Epshteyn Reflects On The Lead-Up To President Trump’s Historic Victory

In this post-election discussion, Steve Bannon and Boris Epshteyn celebrate Donald Trump’s victory, crediting the MAGA movement and what they call the "War Party” for energizing Americans across the nation. They argue that mainstream media and political elites remain disconnected from the American public’s sentiment, failing to recognize a significant shift. They emphasize that the populist-nationalist base has led a resurgence, pushing back against what they perceive as "lawfare” and political weaponization against Trump.

Epshteyn and Bannon highlight the movement’s resilience since 2021, despite efforts to marginalize Trump and his supporters. They assert that Trump’s supporters rallied successfully, countering tactics by opponents to influence voting procedures. They praise Trump’s legal team and recount recent electoral wins, claiming that the victory represents a reclaiming of American values. Reflecting on Trump’s achievements and the grassroots momentum, Bannon and Epshteyn project confidence that Trump’s second term will restore stability and assert U.S. strength globally. The conversation underscores their belief that this election marks a historic moment, signaling a decisive shift toward their vision for America.

Steve Bannon Reminds the WarRoom Posse Their Impact: “It’s Like Being In The American Revolution.”

Steve Bannon praised Trump’s supporters and their efforts, comparing their impact to historic shifts like the 1932 political realignment. He argued that the media and establishment still fail to understand the commitment of Trump’s populist base, a movement he claims is deeply rooted in American values and history. Bannon highlighted the grassroots nature of this support, crediting volunteers who worked tirelessly at local levels to secure Trump’s success, despite media opposition and social media restrictions on discussions about election issues.

Bannon emphasized that only Trump could unite Americans across various divides, rallying the working class to focus on national issues beyond race, gender, and religion. He presented Trump as a mythic leader, likening him to figures like George Washington and Abraham Lincoln, who returned to public service for the country’s sake. Bannon concluded by stating that no other candidate could inspire such dedication and that Trump’s resilience against ongoing opposition solidifies his position as a pivotal figure in America’s modern political landscape.

DeGrasse On State Of House Races: "I Think We Could Pick Up 3-4 Seats.”

In their discussion, Steve Bannon and Alex DeGrasse emphasize the importance of Republicans maintaining control of the House to avoid potential challenges if Democrats gain power. DeGrasse updates Bannon on House races, noting that Republicans have likely held on, with a few close races still being counted, particularly in New York and California. He remains optimistic about gaining additional seats in critical districts, potentially providing a “breathing room” for a Republican majority.

Bannon encourages their audience to stay engaged, particularly with ballot counting and certification processes, and directs them to online resources for real-time updates. DeGrasse mentions the significance of grassroots support, acknowledging that some supporters may feel fatigued but emphasizing the need for continued involvement, especially in tightly contested areas like Arizona for Kari Lake and Washington state for Joe Kent.

Bannon closes by celebrating the momentum and organization among Republicans, who now have significant representation across government branches. DeGrasse shares his excitement about the collective efforts, describing this moment as historic, with policies already being planned and transitions underway.

Bill McGinley Reveals President Trump’s Path To Certification

Bill McGinley’s remarks credit the Republican Party’s recent victory to the grassroots efforts of the “posse” and a volunteer army. He highlights the bottom-up nature of the party, emphasizing that Donald Trump and J.D. Vance’s success was fueled by dedicated supporters who actively engaged by voting, registering others, and motivating friends, family, and neighbors. McGinley thanks these volunteers for their commitment, as their efforts ensured a decisive win called on election night.

Looking ahead, McGinley stresses the importance of preparing for the next phase, which includes setting up a government that prioritizes the safety and education of future generations. He assures that a team is working to ensure a smooth and legal certification process, with electors set to meet on December 17th and certify results by January 6th. McGinley reiterates the value of the grassroots army and states the “fight goes on” to uphold and secure this victory.

Kash Patel Calls For "Sweeping Personnel Change” In 2024 Presidential Election

Steve Bannon and Kash Patel discuss the strategic preparations for a potential Trump administration, emphasizing readiness for a swift transition with Donald Trump’s leadership. Patel recounts Trump’s proactive engagement on election night, contrasting it with that of other leaders. He highlights Trump’s dedicated team, which is poised to confront challenges openly and effectively.

Patel stresses the need for a dual-track approach to government reform, addressing economic, geopolitical, and administrative issues. He advocates for significant personnel changes across federal agencies to combat what he describes as Washington’s "government gangsters”—entrenched bureaucrats allegedly perpetuating corruption. Patel’s book Government Gangsters is presented as a roadmap for these reforms, recommending sweeping, simultaneous personnel replacements in agencies like the FBI, DOJ, CIA, and others.

He suggests bundling Trump’s Senate-confirmable appointments as a single package, mirroring the expedited approval process given to previous administrations. This approach, he argues, ensures prompt implementation of Trump’s agenda. Patel and Bannon emphasize that this effort is about constitutional integrity, not revenge, and propose a partnership with Congress for effective oversight and transparency. They assert that this plan aligns with the voters’ mandate for a decisive, constitutionally grounded administration.

Darren Beattie: Exposing J6 And J13 Must Be Top Priorities In Trump Administration

In a recent WarRoom segment, Darren Beattie from Revolver News joined Steve Bannon to discuss the 2024 election’s impact and the priorities for Trump’s potential second term. Beattie emphasized that, although the “magic of 2016” is unique, the 2024 race brings a new, equally powerful significance, calling it “the greatest comeback of all time.” This election, he noted, showcases how Trump’s support overcame significant institutional resistance, including lawfare and media opposition.

Beattie and Bannon outlined two key focuses for Trump’s agenda: "truth and justice.” They argued that the 2024 outcome highlights unresolved questions from the 2020 election, pushing for investigations into past election integrity and January 6-related issues. Beattie also stressed the importance of strengthening election security, claiming, "If you don’t have fortified elections, you don’t have a democracy.”

Another priority discussed was ensuring “loyal personnel” within government positions to avoid internal sabotage. Beattie warned against potential undermining by establishment insiders, urging "mass deportations” within bureaucratic agencies to maintain integrity in Trump’s administration. Both Beattie and Bannon saw these steps as essential for a successful second Trump term, reaffirming their commitment to Revolver News’ role in supporting the America First movement.

Mike Davis Blowing Lid On Lawfare: When President Trump Gets Back In Office He Will Publicly Release Crossfire Hurricane Evidence

In a compelling discussion on WarRoom, Steve Bannon and Mike Davis from the Article III Project outlined their plan to address the entrenched political and legal tactics used against former President Trump. They focused on “Crossfire Hurricane,” the operation that launched the Russia investigation, calling it a cornerstone of what they see as a "politicized” government apparatus used to weaken Trump’s administration.

Davis argued that Trump’s recent electoral success highlights the public’s demand for accountability within agencies like the FBI and DOJ. "The American people delivered their verdict,” Davis said, pointing to the desire for transparency and justice rather than retribution. He stressed that Trump’s potential second term would prioritize structural reforms to prevent government power from being used against political opponents. Immediate actions would include the dismissal of key figures like Jack Smith, Matthew Graves, and FBI Director Chris Wray.

"Trump and his allies have learned from the past,” Davis asserted, describing how they’re prepared to bypass bureaucratic games. By releasing Crossfire Hurricane documents, Bannon and Davis believe they can expose the depth of these actions, ensuring such political weaponization never happens again.