WINTERS: "We Are Witnessing The Complete Reversal Of America’s Managed Decline”

Natalie Winters reported to Steve Bannon from the White House about some of her investigations.

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Left-Wing Dark Money Group Payrolls Protests Against DEI And DOGE, Natalie Winters Reports

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"The Irish Were Forced At Gunpoint To Join The EU” Walsh On McGregor’s White House Visit

Steve Bannon and Michael Walsh discussed current political affairs, focusing on the intersection of nationalism, globalism, and sovereignty. They highlighted issues like the erosion of Ireland’s sovereignty within the EU, emphasizing how the Irish people were forced into EU membership despite initial opposition. Bannon critiqued the uniparty system in both Ireland and the U.S., contrasting the Trump administration’s focus on American nationalism with the globalist agenda of the EU and other international bodies.

Bannon also referenced President Trump’s commitment to reclaiming the White House and educating young Americans on patriotism, starkly contrasting the establishment’s push for global governance. The conversation shifted to discuss international affairs, including the suppression of nationalist parties in Europe, and Bannon’s perspective on the role of media in shaping political discourse. He drew parallels between the media’s treatment of Trump and its portrayal of figures like UFC fighter Conor McGregor, who has voiced concerns about Irish and American sovereignty.

Bannon further admired Walsh’s latest book and shared news of his daughter’s appointment to the West Point Board, underscoring the importance of institutional leadership in preserving national values.

"To Delay Is To Deny” Bannon On Judges Going Against The Constitution To Thwart President Trump

Steve Bannon provided an update on several developments involving President Donald Trump, focusing on legal and political struggles and the pushback against the administration’s policies. Bannon highlighted that Trump would soon release 80,000 pages of investigation documents and would hold a telephonic meeting regarding the ongoing situation in Ukraine, including discussions on Crimea and potential peace deals with Russia.

Bannon emphasized the constitutional fight Trump faces, with legal tactics being used to delay and obstruct his agenda, particularly before the midterm elections. He noted the challenges Trump faces in implementing key policies, such as deportation efforts and foreign aid cuts, due to court orders blocking his actions.

Additionally, Bannon discussed the broader political environment, stressing the efforts of progressive billionaires financing protests and social movements in opposition to Trump. He cited the growing disillusionment among progressives, particularly in the context of Elon Musk’s shift toward more conservative views, and how this has exacerbated tensions within the left-wing establishment.

Bannon also criticized the hypocrisy of Democrats and progressives, pointing out their past support for corporate monopolies like Tesla, which now serve as targets of their political maneuvering. According to Bannon, the left’s sudden change in stance on these issues is a political strategy in light of Trump’s growing influence and the prospect of a second term.

Activist Judges Order Planes Filled With Gang Members To Turn Around Back To US, Julie Kelly Reports

Steve Bannon and Julie Kelly discussed the legal and political resistance facing President Trump’s administration, particularly regarding deportations and policy implementation. They argued that the opposition’s strategy is to delay Trump’s actions through legal battles, aiming to stall reforms until after the midterm elections. Bannon highlighted that Trump faces obstacles at every level, from economic policies to border security. Julie Kelly detailed a legal battle in which a judge issued restraining orders against Trump’s use of the Alien Enemies Act to deport Venezuelan gang members.

The ACLU, representing illegal immigrants tied to criminal organizations, challenged the deportations, and the judge demanded sensitive information on flights. Bannon framed this as part of a broader effort by progressives and billionaire-backed movements to undermine Trump’s presidency. He warned of turbulent times ahead, referencing economic concerns and political maneuvering while asserting that Trump’s supporters remain resolute in their mission.

Part One:

Tipped Off From ACLU?! Julie Kelly Questions How Judge Knew To Block Trump Deportation Of Criminals

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Brian Costello Responds To Workforce Reduction Due To Artificial Intelligence

Brian Costello and Steve Bannon discussed the rapid advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) and its impact on the American workforce. Costello highlighted reports indicating that major tech companies, including Amazon, are eliminating thousands of jobs due to AI-driven automation. He cited a chilling claim from a top software company predicting that by year’s end, human coders would be entirely replaced by AI, leaving only managers to oversee the process.

Bannon emphasized that AI adoption, if left unchecked by the free market, could mirror the decline of American manufacturing, where corporate profits rise while domestic jobs vanish. Costello warned that without strategic intervention, the U.S. could lose its edge in software development to competitors like China, Russia, and Europe. He stressed the need for AI-driven job creation rather than mass layoffs.

The conversation also addressed AI policy submissions to the White House, praising President Trump’s leadership but criticizing corporations for failing to prioritize American workers. Costello urged investment in AI education, workforce retraining, and manufacturing expansion to ensure AI strengthens the U.S. economy rather than hollowing it out.

Bannon referenced Trump’s tariff policies as a model for incentivizing domestic AI-driven industries while protecting American jobs. They concluded by discussing the need for a nationalist-populist approach to AI, balancing economic growth with workforce preservation. Costello promoted his AI policy initiative, urging listeners to engage with solutions that benefit American workers rather than prioritizing corporate efficiency at their expense.

The Greater Replacement: Anthropic CEO Predicts Coding Jobs Will Disappear

Steve Bannon and Joe Allen discuss the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence (AI) and its impact on the workforce, particularly in tech and managerial positions. They highlight the growing influence of AI in venture capital and corporate decision-making, noting that companies like Amazon and major tech firms are eliminating thousands of jobs due to automation. Bannon warns that AI is being used primarily for efficiency rather than innovation, leading to widespread layoffs, especially in coding and administrative roles.

Allen cites reports predicting that some companies will fully replace human coders with AI by the end of the year, raising concerns about the U.S. losing its competitive advantage in software development to China and other nations. He argues that a purely free-market approach to AI will result in mass job cuts, increasing corporate profits but undermining American workers.

Bannon and Allen advocate for a nationalist-populist strategy, urging President Trump’s administration to implement policies that ensure AI-driven growth benefits American workers. They discuss tariffs and incentives to bring high-value manufacturing jobs back to the U.S., but acknowledge that automation will play a major role in the economy. They stress the need for retraining programs and education reforms to help workers adapt to the AI-driven job market.