BREAKING: Tom Fitton Sues Trump AG Over Epstein Record Release

Steve Bannon speaks with Tom Fitton of Judicial Watch, hailing him as a longtime leader in holding government accountable, even under Republican administrations. Fitton reveals he is suing President Trump’s Justice Department under FOIA (Freedom of Information Act), seeking transparency on the Epstein case and DOJ records due to concerns over withheld information. He emphasizes that his suit isn’t an attack on Trump but on entrenched bureaucratic resistance, the "deep state,” that still infects the DOJ and FBI.

Fitton stresses the need for aggressive reform, arguing that the DOJ nearly jailed President Trump on fabricated grounds. He advocates for Trump to use his Article II powers to appoint a special prosecutor reporting directly to the president—not DOJ or FBI—to investigate corruption within federal law enforcement. Bannon agrees, calling it an urgent national priority, part of dismantling the administrative state.

They critique past appointments like Jeff Sessions and express concern that current officials like Pam Bondi and Kash Patel are overwhelmed. Both agree that the political control of unaccountable bureaucracies like the DOJ and FBI is essential for restoring constitutional order, transparency, and public trust in federal institutions.

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Tom Fitton: "Trump Was Almost Jailed During The Trump Administration”

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SC Committeeman Jeff Davis: "We Have Been Rated By CPAC As The Most Liberal Red State In The Nation”

Jeff Davis joined Steve Bannon to discuss the strong grassroots support for President Trump in South Carolina, despite resistance from the state’s Republican establishment. Davis noted that while Trump’s America First agenda resonates deeply with working-class citizens, it has yet to take hold in state government due to entrenched interests, political consultants, and figures like Nikki Haley and Lindsey Graham. Despite its conservative voter base, South Carolina ranks poorly in education and taxation. Davis urged attendees to join the upcoming Greenville GOP convention—open to the public—as a significant MAGA event to push Trump’s agenda deeper into local and state politics.

"That Might Lead To The Collapse Of The Iranian Regime.” Shahbandar On U.S. Nuclear Talks With Iran

Steve Bannon and Oubai Shahbandar discussed ongoing secret negotiations between President Trump’s envoy, Steve Wyckoff, and Iranian officials in Oman. Bannon emphasized this as a significant geopolitical development, with two U.S. carrier groups positioned in the Red Sea and near the Strait of Hormuz, signaling serious intent. Shahbandar explained that Trump had sent a direct message to Iran’s Supreme Leader, warning of severe consequences unless Tehran agreed to verifiable denuclearization. They criticized the Obama-era deal for weak verification, sunset clauses, and reliance on Iran’s honesty. Shahbandar pointed to Israel’s strike on a secret Iranian nuclear site as proof of Tehran’s deception. Both stressed that dismantling Iran’s program must be visible and irreversible. They highlighted U.S. leverage—military pressure, economic sanctions, and diplomatic isolation—and warned against squandering it. The discussion framed these negotiations and U.S.–Russia talks as the most critical foreign policy issues under President Trump’s leadership.

MINI REVOLT: Steve Cortes On Emerging Budget Creating Uncertainty In Bond Market

In this WarRoom discussion, Steve Bannon and Steve Cortes warned that the bond market is flashing alarms over America’s unsustainable trillion-dollar deficits. They emphasized that rising gold prices and volatile bond yields reflect deep economic anxiety tied to the legacy of Bidenomics and reckless government spending. Bannon urged Republicans on Capitol Hill to get serious about fiscal discipline to ensure President Trump’s economic agenda remained viable. Cortes agreed, stressing the need for higher revenues from the wealthy while protecting the struggling middle class. Both warned that the bond market could derail Trump’s plans and jam the MAGA movement without reforms.

Steve Bannon: "The Same Sons Of Bitches That Kissed Xi’s Ass We’re Trying To Kowtow To”

Steve Bannon and Sam Faddis warn that the U.S. is already in a full-scale war with the Chinese Communist Party—an unrestricted conflict far beyond tariffs or trade. Bannon cites May 2019, when China rejected President Trump’s hard-won deal, as a turning point. He links the CCP to the COVID-19 outbreak and criticizes tech elites like Zuckerberg for aiding China’s agenda. Faddis draws parallels to the summer of 1941, when the U.S. cut off oil to Japan, triggering Pearl Harbor. Both argue we’re in a similar pre-war moment now. They urge Americans to recognize this as World War III, already underway on multiple fronts.

"We Have The Ultimate Leverage In Underwriting The Enemy.” Frank Gaffney On War With The CCP

Steve Bannon and Frank Gaffney discussed how the U.S. holds powerful financial leverage over the Chinese Communist Party, if leaders are willing to use it. Gaffney criticized compromised American business elites who prioritize profits over national security. He praised President Trump’s February 21 "America First Investment Policy” as a bold step to stop U.S. capital from funding adversaries. They highlighted media coverage and growing public awareness, urging Americans to demand action against empowering China through Wall Street’s continued investments in nefarious Chinese companies.

PROPAGANDA OFFENSIVE: Ava Chen On The CCP Promoting "False Pride” Of Chinese People

Steve Bannon and Ava Chen of the New Federal State of China discussed the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) escalating propaganda campaign against America. Ava explained that China is using nationalist pride and hatred to manipulate public sentiment in response to President Trump’s America First investment and tariff policies. CCP spokespeople are glorifying Mao and portraying the U.S.—especially MAGA—as a global enemy. Bannon highlighted the CCP’s push to influence the Global South and praised Ava’s reporting for exposing this psychological warfare.

50th Anniversary Of The Fall Of Cambodia: How The Communists Killed 25% Of Population In 3 Months

Steve Bannon and Dr. Brad Thayer marked the 50th anniversary of America’s evacuation from Cambodia, reflecting on the genocide that followed under the Khmer Rouge, who were heavily influenced by Mao Zedong. Thayer emphasized that 25% of Cambodia’s population was killed, warning of the dangers of ignoring ideological extremism like communism. Bannon linked this historical tragedy to today’s risks under Xi Jinping, accusing Wall Street and tech elites of empowering a regime rooted in the same destructive ideology.