"Trump Told The Deep State That The Deep State Is Over” Mike Davis Reacts To Trump DOJ Speech

Mike Davis and Steve Bannon discussed President Trump’s assertive return to the Department of Justice, framing it as a historic moment signaling the end of the deep state. Davis likened it to a military conquest, emphasizing that Trump is now in charge and is taking decisive action to purge the DOJ of political weaponization. He outlined Trump’s three-pronged strategy: reforming the DOJ, dismantling influential law firms controlling Washington, and downsizing the administrative state. Davis and Bannon stressed the need for accountability, targeting firms like Perkins Coie, which they accused of fabricating the Russia collusion narrative. They argued that left-wing activist judges obstruct Trump’s constitutional authority and should face consequences. Bannon praised Trump for confronting the legal establishment, while Davis called for criminal investigations into those involved in Crossfire Hurricane. The conversation underscored their belief in a legal and political battle to reclaim government institutions.

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DAVIS: Dems Who Say DOJ Should Be Independent Of The President, Really Mean Republican Presidents

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Biden White House Counsel and DOJ RAIDED Trump’s Presidential Cell Phone, Julie Kelly Reports

Julie Kelly and Steve Bannon discussed the dramatic shifts in the political and legal landscape over the past year, emphasizing the downfall of key figures involved in prosecuting Donald Trump. Kelly recalled being in Judge Aileen Cannon’s courtroom for the Trump documents case in 2024, highlighting how Special Counsel Jack Smith, DOJ officials, and legal operatives who once targeted Trump are now under investigation or disgraced. Bannon and Mike Davis celebrated Trump’s aggressive stance against legal warfare, particularly his challenge to powerful Democratic-aligned law firms. They argued that Trump’s actions expose corruption and disrupt the entrenched legal establishment controlling federal institutions.

POWER OF PRAYER: William Goodman Walks Away From NJ Court A Free Man Following Persecution For Faith

Steve Bannon and William Goodman discussed the power of faith and political action, focusing on the case of Catholic activists, including Goodman and two priests, who were nearly sent back to prison despite being pardoned by President Trump. Bannon highlighted how public support, congressional pressure, and the White House Office of Faith intervened to prevent their imprisonment. Goodman emphasized that their resistance was rooted in unwavering pro-life convictions, refusing probation or fines. The judge dismissed religious motivations in court, but the activists remained steadfast. Bannon connected their struggle to historical battles for freedom, noting the proximity to George Washington’s headquarters in Morristown. Catholics for Catholics mobilized thousands in support, and they announced a major prayer event at Mar-a-Lago with 100 priests joining to support Trump and pray for America. The conversation underscored the fight against state power over religious beliefs and the enduring impact of faith-driven activism.

Dems In TOTAL MELTDOWN Over Government Shutdown Aversion, Alex DeGrasse Reports

Steve Bannon and Alex DeGrase discussed the current political climate, particularly regarding the challenges faced by the Democrats. DeGrase emphasized the crushing defeat Democrats experienced, noting that they were caught off guard by Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer’s unexpected pivot. He pointed out that moderate Democrats were now on record opposing key issues like border security, which Republicans would likely use in future ads. Both acknowledged the political fallout and the internal struggles within the Democratic Party, with DeGrase highlighting the deep divisions and the Democrats’ lack of a cohesive strategy.

Bannon reflected on the power of Trump’s influence, contrasting it with the weakness of the Democratic response. He praised Trump’s ability to stand firm in the face of resistance, emphasizing that Trump’s approach of "all gas and no brake” had caught Democrats by surprise. DeGrase also highlighted the strategic advantage Republicans had, particularly with public opinion swaying in their favor. Both agreed that Trump’s leadership had reinvigorated the Republican base, with Bannon noting how crucial states like Wisconsin would be in securing future victories.

The discussion also touched on the success of Trump’s legal team, which had overcome numerous challenges, positioning Trump as a powerful figure capable of bringing change to America’s political landscape.

LAWFARE DEFEATED: Boris Epshteyn Reacts To President Trump Rooting Out Deep State At DOJ

Boris Epshteyn, speaking from the White House, praised President Trump’s resilience through dark times in 2021-23, including the 2024 trial in New York. He highlighted Trump’s triumphant speech and the success in overcoming lawfare and weaponized justice. Epshteyn expressed pride in Trump’s leadership, which he believes has revitalized the nation. He emphasized Trump’s commitment to restoring justice, setting things right, and ensuring such political persecution never happens again. Epshteyn’s confidence in Trump’s return to the Oval Office remains unwavering.

DOWD: For The Past Two Years Government Spending Has Been Fueling Our Economy

Ed Dowd discussed the U.S. economy’s fragile state, emphasizing that government spending and illegal immigration have propped up growth, masking deeper issues. Dowd’s model predicts a recession in 2024, highlighting how Biden’s policies, especially massive deficits and immigration, have inflated GDP numbers, creating a false economic picture.

He stressed that Trump’s election was driven by the need to reverse these unsustainable practices. Dowd warned of an impending housing crisis, exacerbated by immigration, which has kept housing prices from dropping despite stagnant demand. He predicted significant economic pain ahead.

TALKING POINTS FROM ELITES: Spencer Morrison Refutes Media Lies On Trump Tariffs

Spencer Morrison discussed the economic impact of tariffs, emphasizing that they won’t significantly increase the cost of goods in the short term. He explained that tariffs would reshore factories, boosting American manufacturing and driving long-term price reductions through increased productivity and innovation. Morrison criticized the media’s portrayal of tariffs, claiming it stems from flawed economic theories and corrupt elites benefiting from globalization. He argued that reshorning factories would lead to higher wages and more technological advancements, ultimately lowering production costs. Morrison’s book, Reshoring, is gaining traction in the White House and is available for purchase, offering insights into the economic shift needed to restore American prosperity.

UKRAINIAN RETREAT: John Lechner On Ukrainian Fighters Being Fully Surrounded By Russian Forces

Steve Bannon and John Lechner discussed the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine, with Lechner emphasizing the significance of the battle for the Kursh region. He explained that while the Ukrainians aren’t fully surrounded, the Russians aim to push them out of the area to secure a favorable peace deal. Lechner highlighted that Putin’s biggest fear is losing support from Russian ultra-nationalists, and a peace deal that allows Ukrainians to retain Russian territory would be seen as a failure. They also discussed the complexities of achieving a ceasefire, noting the challenges of enforcing one due to the nature of the conflict, with many conscripted soldiers on both sides. Lechner concluded by stressing the scale of the human cost, with over 850,000 Russian casualties, and encouraged readers to purchase his book Death is Our Business to understand the situation better.

GREAT AMERICAN FAMILY: Natal Conference 2025 Is ‘The Guardians’ Worst Nightmare

Steve Bannon and Kevin Doland discussed the upcoming 2025 Natalism Conference, set for March 28th and 29th in Austin, Texas. Doland explained the importance of promoting higher birth rates to address economic decline, stressing that many Western nations face a demographic issue impacting economic growth. He clarified that the movement is not about forcing people to have children but empowering them to achieve their desired family size. The conference will not be livestreamed, but videos from the event will be posted online afterward. For more information, people can visit natalism.org and join the mailing list for updates.