Bannon: "Elon Musk Screwed This Admin And Our President Worse Than Anyone Could Imagine”

Steve Bannon criticized congressional dysfunction over a key spending rule, which barely passed committee and is now facing resistance in the House due to controversial Senate changes. He highlighted widespread dissatisfaction, particularly over Medicaid loopholes for illegal immigrants and the weak enforcement timeline, warning that Republicans risk appearing disorganized if they vote down the rule. Bannon called out Speaker Johnson for breaking his promise to keep the House’s version intact and claimed Senate leadership sidelined him. He slammed Elon Musk as a "phony” who misled House Republicans, stressing that "we have to save ourselves.” Bannon also amplified President Trump’s economic message, noting Trump’s focus on growth through supply-side reforms and reshoring jobs. He blamed the CCP’s bioweapon for interrupting Trump’s successful first-term economy and underscored the urgency of restoring 2.8–3.5% growth. He warned that due to internal dissent and the Senate’s absence, no bill may be signed by July 4th.

A New Era Of American Greatness: Monica Crowley On 250th U.S. Anniversary In Iowa

Steve Bannon spoke with Ambassador Monica Crowley ahead of America’s 250th anniversary celebration, kicking off July 3rd in Iowa with a major patriotic event featuring President Trump. Crowley emphasized the symbolic importance of Iowa as the Heartland and highlighted Trump’s role in bringing global events like the Olympics and FIFA World Cup to the U.S. She detailed plans for yearlong national celebrations, including a historic tall ships parade in New York and military flyovers in D.C. As Chief of Protocol, Crowley also coordinates high-level diplomacy for Trump, who she praised as the providential leader for this critical moment in America’s history.

MEDICAID BACKDOOR SCAM: Rep. Roy And How Illegal Aliens Are Receiving Free Medical Coverage

Congressman Chip Roy and Steve Bannon expressed serious concerns about the Senate’s version of a key budget bill, warning it undermines President Trump’s MAGA agenda. Roy criticized excessive up-front spending, lack of real deficit cuts, and the weakening of reforms to end the "Green New Scam” and Medicaid abuse. Bannon noted the Senate, dominated by establishment Republicans and lobbyists, stripped critical provisions—especially on energy policy—hurting Trump’s growth goals. Roy urged amending the bill to restore Trump’s priorities and said Congress must stop caving to the swamp. He’s meeting with the White House to fight for policy that truly backs the president.

Bannon: So Toxic Not One Senator, Even Ted Cruz Who Did The Bidding Of Big Tech, Wanted To Touch It

Steve Bannon criticized the Senate’s last-minute changes to a key legislative package, warning that it undercut Trump’s agenda and revealed deep foreign and corporate influence—especially from Big Tech and China. He praised efforts to block radical AI provisions and slammed "wraparound” tactics that reinsert swamp-friendly policies. Bannon emphasized the bill’s strong growth strategy, tax cuts, deregulation, and border security. However, he warned that without accountability and clarity, the American people won’t grasp its long-term benefits or support it.

"Their Refusal To Cut Looks Purely Political.” E.J. Antoni On Lack Of Fed Rate Cuts

Steve Bannon and EJ Antoni discussed the job market under President Trump, highlighting improvements in native-born employment and the administration’s pro-growth policies. Antoni clarified that the ADP job loss numbers, especially in the service sector, don’t closely correlate with the BLS payroll report, and he still expects positive job growth. He praised Trump’s success in reversing trends under Biden, where foreign-born workers gained most jobs. Under Trump, native-born Americans added 1.4 million jobs versus 700,000 for foreign-born. Antoni defended Trump’s "big, beautiful bill” as essential for long-term economic growth, despite CBO projections of a $3 trillion deficit increase, arguing it slows spending and prevents larger tax hikes. They addressed AI-driven job risks, noting current layoffs mainly affect labor-intensive roles, not white-collar tech yet. Bannon emphasized the bill’s supply-side tax cuts and deregulation strategy as vital to U.S. economic revival, contrasting it with Democratic claims of healthcare and benefits cuts.