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Steve Bannon framed the current moment as a turning point, contrasting President Trump’s economic successes—bringing back jobs and stabilizing inflation—with the failures of the Biden administration. He referenced Trump being likened to Constantine the Great, emphasizing his historical impact. Bannon also addressed judicial challenges, suggesting hearings on activist judges obstructing Trump. He highlighted national security concerns and called for immediate executive action without lengthy investigations. He promoted gold investment as a hedge in the Trump era. Finally, he criticized due process failures in immigration enforcement, arguing that the courts should not unlawfully restrict presidential authority.

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Julie Kelly: Appellate Court Weighs Future Of TRO Aiming To Shut Down Trump Deportations

Steve Bannon and Julie Kelly discussed the Biden administration’s legal roadblocks against Trump’s immigration policies, particularly deportations under the Alien Enemies Act. Kelly criticized radical judges for undermining national security by delaying deportations of criminal illegal immigrants. They highlighted an emergency motion to lift temporary restraining orders that halt these deportations. Bannon emphasized Trump’s authority, arguing that judicial overreach should not obstruct executive actions. Additionally, Bannon and Rep. Scalise addressed legislative efforts to curb nationwide injunctions issued by district judges, which have been used to block Trump’s policies on military transgender policies and immigration enforcement. They framed this as a constitutional crisis, where activist judges override the president’s authority as commander-in-chief. Congressional hearings and legislative measures are being pursued to limit judicial interference in national security matters. The discussion underscored ongoing legal battles between the Trump administration and activist judges attempting to stall key policy initiatives.

MIKE DAVIS On Activist Judges: "We Cannot Take Impeachment Probe Off The Table”

Steve Bannon and Mike Davis discussed the urgent need for House and Senate Republicans to rein in activist judges obstructing President Trump’s executive authority. Davis emphasized that impeachment inquiries must remain on the table as leverage against judicial overreach, arguing that even if removal is unlikely, the process serves as a deterrent. They criticized Judge Boasberg for allegedly endangering national security by interfering with a military operation. Bannon stressed that Republicans must act decisively, warning against prolonged investigations without action. Davis urged supporters to apply pressure to ensure hearings focus on judicial misconduct and impeachment.

Dave Bossie On Implementing Pelosi Timeline For Impeachment Of Federal Judges

In a conversation between Steve Bannon and Dave Bossie, they discussed President Trump’s strategic use of tariffs to bring manufacturing jobs back to the U.S. and rebuild the middle class. They emphasized how Trump’s approach has led companies like Tim Cook and Hyundai to move operations to America. Bossie also touched on the importance of holding federal judges accountable, citing the need for impeachment to prevent them from overstepping their bounds. Both Bannon and Bossie criticized the liberal media’s reaction to Trump’s leadership and expressed their belief that the impeachment process set by Nancy Pelosi should apply to judges as well.

Winters To AOC/Sanders: "How Can You Be A Populist-Nationalist If You Don’t Believe In The USA”

Natalie Winters gave an update about her investigations.

Col. Mills On 30 Impeachments Rooted In CCP Corruption Attacking The Korean Populist Party

Steve Bannon and John Mills discussed the current political situation in South Korea, highlighting the momentum toward populism. Mills noted the reversal of 30 impeachments against populist leaders, including the reinstatement of President Yoon after his impeachment. They expressed concern about the influence of Chinese police units in South Korea, hinting at potential unrest similar to that in Hong Kong. They discussed the growing street protests by the populists, with religious leaders mobilizing the public. Bannon emphasized the geopolitical importance of South Korea, warning that a “color revolution” could severely damage the U.S.’s deterrence against China and disrupt the South Korea-Japan-America alliance. Both stressed the need for more attention to the situation in South Korea, Brazil, and Romania, considering them underreported but crucial geopolitical developments. Bannon expressed support for the South Korean people and reiterated the significance of their fight for freedom, as it aligns with broader Western interests.