Steve Bannon: "Rachel Maddow Is A Broken Woman, Trump Broke Her”

Steve Bannon and Dave Brat praised President Trump’s first 100 days in office as transformative, claiming he has reshaped American government more profoundly than any president since FDR. They argued Trump has psychologically broken key progressive media figures like Rachel Maddow and exposed establishment elites, including CEOs and globalists, as collaborators against the American people. Citing a "tactical retreat” after 2020, they credit grassroots movements, legal minds, and institutions like Project 2025 for laying groundwork. Bannon emphasized dismantling monopolies through antitrust action and restoring American sovereignty. They framed this as a national revival led by a once-in-a-century figure akin to Washington or Lincoln.

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"The Populist Movements Around The World Are Ascendant,” Dave Brat On Trump’s Commitment To Peace

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Suspension Of Habeas Corpus: DC Draino On The Constitutional Mechanism To Repel The Illegal Invasion

Steve Bannon and Rogan O’Handley ("DC Draino”) discussed invoking President Lincoln’s suspension of habeas corpus as precedent for addressing what they call a national emergency: the mass illegal immigration into the U.S. Under current President Donald Trump, they argue deporting millions is necessary for rule of law, national security, and electoral fairness. O’Handley highlighted the constitutional basis (Article I, Section 9) for such action during invasions, citing its use by Lincoln, Grant, and FDR. They emphasized targeting only illegal aliens, not citizens, and aim to rally public support so Trump can act decisively without being labeled a dictator.

"He’s One Of The Best Negotiators In The World,” Sticker Mule CEO Praises Trump’s Job On The Economy

Steve Bannon, Dave Brat, and businessman Anthony Constantino praised President Trump’s economic policies, especially his aggressive stance on tariffs and trade reciprocity, which they argue benefit American manufacturers. Constantino rejected media claims Trump is losing small business support, calling him a world-class negotiator fighting for fair trade. He criticized high taxes on earners and non-tariff barriers. Shifting focus from business to politics, Constantino aims to "Make New York Ready Again” and criticized Governor Hochul as ineffective.

"They Chose Cheap Chinese Crap Over America,” Mike Davis On Amazon’s War With Trump

In this War Room segment, Steve Bannon, Dave Brat, and Mike Davis discuss the escalating battle between the Trump administration and Big Tech, especially Amazon. Amazon is accused of undermining Trump’s tariff policies by labeling products with tariff costs, a move Bannon and Davis interpret as siding with China and CCP interests. Davis highlights Amazon’s history of censoring content at Beijing’s request and pushing out American small businesses. They praise the Trump administration’s "all-star team” at the FTC, DOJ, and FCC for aggressively pursuing antitrust actions against Google, Facebook, and Amazon. Meanwhile, they criticize Rep. Jim Jordan for seemingly protecting Big Tech, contrasting his passivity during DOJ’s targeting of Trump supporters with his current stance against antitrust efforts. They argue that the fight against oligarchic tech power is central to President Trump’s economic nationalism—bringing manufacturing home, enforcing trade fairness, and ensuring American consumers support domestically made products. Trump is framed as leading a transformative populist push.

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Mike Davis: "Jim Jordan Is Carrying The Water For Big Tech”

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ACTION: Sophia Georges Announces Candidacy For Franklin Township NJ Town Council Ward 3

Steve Bannon interviewed Sophia Georges, a small business owner, mother, and homeowner from New Jersey, who explained why she entered politics. Motivated by rising costs, housing struggles, and concern for her community, Georges emphasized that local politics directly impacts everyday life. She overcame fear of public alignment with MAGA, choosing to run for office in Franklin Township. Georges believes issues like affordability and education transcend party lines and sees a political shift underway in New Jersey toward common-sense conservatism.

Dave Brat On Texas State Legislator: "The Swamp At The State Level Is Even More Fierce”

Steve Bannon and Dave Brat voiced frustration over state-level corruption, particularly in Texas and Florida, despite massive grassroots MAGA efforts. They criticized GOP establishment collusion with Democrats and warned about energy monopolies and donor influence. Both emphasized that real power lies in local civic engagement—precincts, councils, counties—and called for political renewal through citizen action. They also condemned federal economic mismanagement and praised Trump’s decisive actions, especially on immigration and trade.