Tuesday, June 18

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Full show in segments: 

Steve Bannon Responds To Rachel Maddow And MSNBC In Reestablishing The Rule Of Law

In a heated monologue, Steve Bannon mocks Rachel Maddow and MSNBC for her apparent concern and distress over the political landscape. Bannon slams the mainstream media, Democrats, and government officials who are panicking because their efforts to undermine Trump and his supporters are failing. Bannon argues that Trump's base is growing, especially among Hispanics and other demographic groups, and that the administration's policies are destroying the country. He predicts that the upcoming elections will reflect this shift, with more support for MAGA and Trump's policies. He emphasizes that the current administration's actions have led to widespread discontent and that there will be accountability for those he believes have committed crimes against the nation.

Steve Bannon: Project 2025 Is The “End Of An Era” For The Deep State And MSNBC Can't Handle It

Steve Bannon asserts that polling shows Democrats, particularly Biden and Harris, are losing support, prompting contingency plans. He highlights Trump’s improved polling numbers across various demographics, including younger black voters, and insists the MAGA movement is gaining momentum. Bannon criticizes the current administration's policies and actions, such as the handling of illegal immigration and criminal indictments against Trump, claiming they are backfiring and strengthening Trump’s base. He emphasizes the importance of dismantling the administrative state and ensuring the upcoming election isn’t “stolen” like he believes 2020 was. Bannon portrays this shift as a historic moment, indicating a significant change in American politics.

Todd Bensman Reports On Eight Tajik Border Crossers Arrested For Terror Plot

In a conversation, Todd Bensman and Steve Bannon criticized the Biden administration's immigration policies, especially the recent “Parole in Place” initiative granting lawful residency to undocumented spouses of U.S. citizens. Bannon claimed the administration is desperate to secure votes by offering amnesty, while Bensman predicted more amnesty measures before the elections to counter potential deportations by a future Trump administration.

They discussed a recent FBI sting that arrested eight Tajik nationals planning a terrorist attack after crossing the southern border. Bensman highlighted that these individuals were allowed in with minimal vetting through parole programs. He pointed out multiple security failures, including other terrorists entering through the border, and criticized the administration for not publicly acknowledging these threats.

Bannon questioned why officials like FBI Director Christopher Wray don't link these threats to Biden's policies. Bensman noted the reluctance to admit such failures publicly. They emphasized the importance of transparency and continued reporting on these security issues, directing listeners to Bensman's work at CIS.org and his personal website, Toddbensman.com.

Royce White Rocks "Free Trump” Cut During Big3 Basketball Announcement

Steve Bannon and Royce White discussed various topics, including White's campaign for the U.S. Senate, his involvement in the Big 3 basketball league, and his support for Trump. White emphasized his “Free Trump” message, criticizing the legal actions against Trump as politically motivated and un-American. He spoke about receiving mixed reactions in Oakland, with some support and some heckling. White expressed his disdain for current Democratic policies and social issues, emphasizing a return to American principles. Bannon highlighted White's resilience and commitment to his Senate campaign and basketball, promoting an upcoming Big 3 event in Tampa and encouraging support for White.

Charlie Kirk Calls Out Rachel Maddow: "She Is Not A Well Person”

In their discussion, Steve Bannon and Charlie Kirk celebrated the success of the recent Turning Point USA convention, which they noted caused a significant reaction from the left, particularly from Rachel Maddow on MSNBC. Kirk highlighted the broad spectrum of initiatives Turning Point is developing, including campus and church outreach, social media efforts, ballot chasing, and poll watching projects. He emphasized the importance of the workshops and individualized training sessions that motivated attendees to get involved at the local level, such as becoming precinct committeemen.

Bannon and Kirk both noted that the increased attention from MSNBC suggests that the left is becoming concerned about Turning Point's growing influence. Kirk mentioned how he monitors MSNBC to stay informed on their perspectives, attributing this strategy to Bannon's influence. They discussed the potential long-term impact of the convention, with Kirk sharing anecdotes of immediate positive outcomes, such as voter registration drives inspired by the event.

Additionally, Kirk promoted his book, “Right-Wing Revolution,” and humorously mentioned sending a signed copy to Maddow. Bannon and Kirk concluded by contrasting their rigorous work schedules with Maddow's limited on-air presence, framing it as indicative of their stronger commitment to their cause.

Dr. Wolf On Fauci Accountability

Naomi Wolf joined Steve Bannon to discuss significant legal and political developments regarding COVID-19 vaccines. Wolf highlighted the recent legal actions and decisions that are challenging vaccine mandates and exposing alleged misinformation by pharmaceutical companies. She mentioned the removal of the AstraZeneca vaccine in the UK due to lawsuits over thrombotic complications, a recent California ruling allowing lawsuits against vaccine mandates, and the global presentations of findings by War Room and Daily Clout volunteers to various governments.

Wolf emphasized that these legal victories are shifting public perception and creating a climate where even Dr. Fauci and other officials could face accountability for their actions during the pandemic. Bannon and Wolf praised Kansas Attorney General Chris Kobach's lawsuit against Pfizer, which alleges that the company misled the public about the safety and efficacy of its COVID-19 vaccine, particularly concerning pregnant women and heart conditions. Kobach's lawsuit seeks civil penalties, damages, and injunctive relief under the state's consumer protection laws.

Wolf encouraged listeners to support their ongoing efforts and volunteer with Daily Clout. Bannon credited the War Room Posse for their crucial role in driving these narratives and legal actions, asserting that their collective efforts are starting to yield tangible victories.

They concluded by noting the broader impact of these efforts on legislation and public opinion, and Bannon hinted at future discussions on related topics, including Naomi Klein's critique of Wolf and the War Room Posse.

Charlie Spiering Discusses The Democrats' Presidential Succession Plan

Charlie Spiering joined Steve Bannon to discuss concerns within the Democratic Party about Joe Biden's ability to win the upcoming election. Spiering, who reported the story in the Daily Mail, highlighted that many top Democrats are worried about Biden's declining poll numbers and potential weaknesses, especially in key demographics such as young voters, African Americans, and Hispanics.

Behind the scenes, there are discussions about possibly replacing Biden if he falters significantly, particularly if he performs poorly in upcoming debates. This internal conflict is intensified by factions within the party, including those loyal to the Clintons, Obamas, and Pelosi, who are closely monitoring the situation. There is also a reluctance to promote Kamala Harris as a replacement due to concerns about her electability.

Spiering emphasized that these replacement discussions are not public due to fears of appearing disloyal or causing further division. However, if Biden shows significant signs of cognitive decline or makes major errors during debates, these factions may push more openly for a change. The debate performance is seen as crucial, with a poor showing potentially triggering more serious conversations about Biden's viability as a candidate.

Bannon and Spiering also noted the lack of enthusiasm among some Democrats for Harris as a successor and the party's complex dynamics in managing this situation without causing public discord.