DESECRATION: Left Goes Into Full Meltdown Over President Trump Taking Back Kennedy Center & DoJ

Steve Bannon framed President Trump’s recent actions as a direct challenge to the deep and administrative states, mainly targeting elite law firms that serve as its "connective tissue.” He compared Trump’s visit to the Justice Department to a symbolic act of defiance, calling it a victory against entrenched bureaucratic forces. Bannon emphasized Trump’s role as Chief Magistrate and Commander-in-Chief, asserting his authority over federal agencies. He noted Trump’s executive actions on border security and fiscal policy, celebrating his resilience against legal attacks.

Bannon criticized the media’s reaction, accusing them of portraying Trump’s presence at Justice as a "desecration.” He linked this struggle to historical battles over executive power, calling for a significant budget overhaul. He also highlighted conservative grassroots efforts to counter Democratic influence in red districts. Ultimately, Bannon framed the moment as a decisive phase in Trump’s effort to dismantle the deep state and reclaim control over the federal government .

IMPACT AT THE PUMP: Dave Walsh On EPA Director Dismantling Obama And Biden Regulations

Steve Bannon and energy expert Dave Walsh discuss President Trump’s success in restoring a robust industrial economy, emphasizing energy as its foundation. Walsh highlights that gas prices have significantly dropped under Trump, with the national average at $3.03 per gallon—the lowest since the pandemic. Additionally, 31 regulatory actions have been taken to dismantle Obama-era environmental policies, mainly targeting the 2009 Endangerment Finding, which classified CO2 as a harmful pollutant. Walsh predicts its repeal, marking a major win for energy independence.

Bannon and Walsh also analyze the geopolitical landscape, focusing on a potential U.S.-Russia energy deal that could counter China’s growing influence. Walsh explains that despite Western sanctions, Europe remains heavily dependent on Russian natural gas, contradicting its “green transition” rhetoric. He underscores Germany’s reliance on fossil fuels despite its push for renewables, proving the necessity of traditional energy sources.

Bannon concludes that Trump’s policies effectively restore American energy dominance, reduce consumer costs, and expose the hypocrisy of European energy policies. The conversation signals that energy will remain a pivotal issue in Trump’s administration, shaping domestic and foreign policy.

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DAVE WALSH: "The Worst Impact Of The Ukraine War Has Been Forcing Putin With China”

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Rep. Mike Rodgers: "You’re Not Going To Build Your Brand With Our Money”

Steve Bannon and Mike Rogers discuss President Trump’s diplomatic strategy, emphasizing his efforts to break the dangerous alignment between Russia and China. Rogers highlights how pushing Russia into China’s hands has been detrimental to U.S. national security and praises Trump’s push for a peace deal in Ukraine, arguing that Ukraine’s current leadership is prolonging the war for financial and political gain.

He stresses that Ukraine is losing a war of attrition and must negotiate peace. Rogers also warns about China’s strategic expansion, particularly in the Arctic, and questions whether Canada fully grasps the geopolitical threat posed by the Chinese Communist Party. They also discuss domestic politics, noting growing grassroots opposition to Democratic leadership in Michigan. Rogers criticizes unfair trade policies and calls for breaking cycles of dependency. The conversation frames Trump’s foreign policy as pragmatic and essential to U.S. security, while warning against naive assumptions about global alliances.

Dans On Greenland Election: "5 Out Of 6 Parties Support Independence”

Steve Bannon and Tom Dans discussed key geopolitical issues, focusing on Greenland’s push for independence and its strategic importance. Dans, recently returned from Greenland, highlighted that 92% of voters in a recent election supported independence, signaling a rejection of the status quo and aligning with President Trump’s broader vision of change. He emphasized the historical ties between the U.S. and Greenland, noting that American security interests are deeply connected to the region, particularly in countering Russian influence. Bannon stressed that Greenland’s resources and its strategic location are crucial for U.S. national security. They also touched on the importance of the Arctic, with Bannon noting that Canada has been passive in this power struggle, leaving the U.S. to assert dominance. The conversation then shifted to the Panama Canal, another vital strategic chokepoint, with Michael Young discussing the geopolitical significance of controlling global trade routes.

WEAPONS OF MASS MIGRATION: Michael Yon On Panama Canal Port Sale

Michael Yon and Steve Bannon discuss Panama’s strategic importance, focusing on U.S. regional involvement and the growing migration crisis. Yon highlights Chinese influence and weaponized migration, while Bannon emphasizes President Trump’s attention to Panama, Greenland, and hemispheric defense. Both express concerns about geopolitics and U.S. national security.

DOLAN: Natal Conference 2025 Seeks To Restore The Fundamentals Of Society

Kevin Dolan and Steve Bannon discussed the growing issue of population decline and its impact on society and the economy. Dolan, emphasizing the importance of natalism, explained that as populations shrink, economic systems dependent on leverage and future returns are destabilized, citing countries like China, Japan, and South Korea. Despite interventions like automation and education, he highlighted the challenges these nations face, such as Japan’s 30-year economic stagnation and a growing sovereign debt crisis. Dolan also pointed out the human toll, with people struggling to start families due to issues like the dating environment and health problems caused by endocrine and metabolic disorders. He discussed the importance of addressing these issues at a societal level, bringing together experts to find solutions. The conversation culminated with details about a natalism event in Austin, Texas, on March 28-29, 2025, with tickets available at natalism.org using the promo code "war room.”