Monday, July 1

Steve Bannon: The MAGA Movement Is Shifting Day By Day Further Right

Cold open includes corporate media coverage of Bannon and Bannon’s Sunday night appearance with Jack Posobiec and Charlie Kirk.

Dave Brat On Steve Bannon Time In Prison

In a lively exchange, Steve Bannon and Dave Brat discussed recent developments and their impact on the political landscape. Brat praised Bannon’s leadership on “The War Room,” highlighting its role as a force multiplier in spreading their message. Bannon, in turn, emphasized the disruptive effect they’re having on the establishment, noting reactions from mainstream media and political elites who are grappling with their continued influence. They celebrated recent Supreme Court decisions and upcoming events like Peter Navarro’s involvement in economic restructuring, indicating a strategic push to reshape policy narratives. The conversation underscored their commitment to challenging entrenched powers and shaping future political discourse.
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Steve Bannon Final Remarks Before Entering Prison: Our Power Is Right Here… It’s NEXT MAN UP

Steve Bannon made impassioned remarks at his press conference outside Danbury Correctional Facility just before surrendering. He thanked supporters for their presence and assured them that “The War Room” would continue to thrive, highlighting the resilience of their platform despite his incarceration. Bannon expressed pride in his role in pushing Congress to reject the January 6th narrative, emphasizing the need for action and investigation. He drew parallels between his situation and historical precedents, likening himself to others who stood against political persecution.

Bannon criticized the current administration and Democratic leadership, labeling himself a political prisoner and highlighting what he perceived as their deceit and misconduct. He stressed the importance of continuing the fight against what he saw as corrupt forces in government, promising that his voice and message would persist despite his confinement. Bannon also predicted ongoing challenges for the MAGA movement and stressed the importance of truth and transparency in political investigations.

WarRoom Posse Stands Strong Outside Of Danbury, CT Prison In Support Of Steve Bannon

Brian Glenn and Marjorie Taylor Greene, broadcasting from outside Danbury Prison, discussed various political developments and issues on their show. They highlighted widespread support for Steve Bannon and discussed the impact of recent Supreme Court decisions and political movements in Europe. Marjorie Taylor Greene criticized Republican leadership for not taking stronger action earlier, emphasizing the need to defund the Justice Department and address perceived injustices against January 6th defendants. Supporters at the event echoed concerns about immigration, inflation, and government overreach, aligning with Bannon’s and Trump’s agendas.

Mike Davis: SCOTUS Decisions Have Mortally Wounded Jan 6th Case Against President Trump

Mike Davis discussed a pending Supreme Court decision on whether a sitting president is immune from criminal prosecution for official acts. He anticipated at least five justices would side with President Trump on a narrow interpretation of immunity, crucial for preserving the presidency’s integrity. Davis argued that failure to uphold such immunity could lead to politicized prosecutions against past presidents, destabilizing the country. He highlighted the potential impact on ongoing legal challenges against Trump, suggesting recent court rulings already weaken some charges related to January 6th. Bannon and Davis emphasized these legal battles’ significance in shaping future political dynamics.

Dave Brat Explains The International Political Trend Is Return To The People Under Freedom

Dave Brat emphasized the importance of restoring the United States to its original constitutional principles, where power resides primarily with states and individuals. He criticized the growth of federal and administrative agencies, which he sees as undermining these principles since President Truman’s era. Brat argued for a return to a nation under God and under the law, rooted in Judeo-Christian values and the protection of minority rights. He highlighted concerns about the influence of a minority agenda in policy-making, particularly regarding issues like education and morality. Brat called for a renewed focus on upholding the rule of law to preserve liberty and democracy against what he perceives as threats from globalists and Marxists. He urged listeners to support efforts to educate and mobilize voters to maintain America’s moral integrity and democratic principles.

Royce White On MN Senate Campaign: "What’s Fueling My Senate Run Is The WarRoom Posse.”

Royce White discussed his Senate campaign in Minnesota, highlighting his grassroots support and criticism of establishment politics, particularly targeting Amy Klobuchar. He emphasized issues such as minority rights, opposition to globalist policies, and the impact of identity politics on public discourse. White criticized the influence of what he perceives as subsidized spokespersons in minority communities and expressed support for a grassroots movement to challenge the status quo. He called for public engagement, including a proposed Independence Day march to Federal Reserve locations nationwide, aimed at highlighting economic and systemic issues. White’s campaign focuses on mobilizing voters against what he sees as entrenched political interests and advocating for change rooted in populist principles.

BREAKING SCOTUS: Trump Is Immune From Criminal Charges For Official Acts But Not Unofficial Acts

Mike Davis talks about the judgment from the US Supreme Court that seals Presidential immunity.

"Pendulums Tend To Swing Back”: Erik Prince On DOJ Weaponization And Imprisonment Of Steve Bannon

Eric Prince and Steve Bannon discussed various issues related to national security, immigration, and reforming government institutions. They criticized what they perceive as the weaponization of laws by the US government and expressed concerns about the administrative state’s influence. They emphasized the need to address border security and immigration through proper procedures and criticized the current system’s handling of illegal immigration. Prince advocated for significant reforms, including dismantling parts of the administrative state, such as the FBI and CIA, which they believe have grown bloated and inefficient. They discussed potential actions for President Trump’s second term, focusing on appointing individuals outside the traditional Washington DC circles and implementing reforms to control spending and reduce bureaucratic influence. They also suggested pulling security clearances and potentially investigating individuals involved in alleged misconduct during previous administrations, particularly regarding interference in elections and handling classified information. Their discussion highlighted a shared concern for national security and governance reform aimed at reducing government overreach and restoring accountability.

Jeff Clark: SCOTUS Immunity Decision Cements Framers View Of The Presidency

Jeff Clark and Dave Brat discussed the challenges of lawfare and corruption in government, particularly focusing on the implications of recent legal decisions and the role of the Justice Department. They emphasized the need for reforms to prevent the misuse of legal tactics to target political opponents, citing personal experiences and broader concerns about the integrity of governance. Clark highlighted a recent Supreme Court decision on presidential immunity, which he sees as crucial for restoring balance and protecting executive authority. They proposed solutions such as electing President Trump for a second term to reform the Justice Department and advocating for state-level legislative actions to curb lawfare tactics. Their discussion underscored their commitment to upholding constitutional principles and restoring accountability in government.

Rand Paul On SCOTUS Immunity: "The Real Question Will Be Was The Jan 6th Speech An Official Act”

In their conversation, Steve Bannon and Senator Rand Paul delved into pressing legal and political issues. They analyzed the Supreme Court’s recent decision on immunity for official acts, particularly in the aftermath of events like January 6, highlighting the ambiguity surrounding what constitutes an official act. Senator Paul underscored the significance of the Supreme Court’s repeal of Chevron deference, arguing it as pivotal in curbing governmental regulatory excess. The discussion turned critical towards Dr. Fauci, with accusations of dishonesty regarding gain-of-function research funding amidst ongoing concerns about its safety implications. They also criticized recent Supreme Court rulings on social media and free speech, expressing worries about government influence on censorship. Senator Paul called for enhanced congressional oversight over institutions like the NIH, stressing the need for transparency and accountability in scientific research funding. Their dialogue reflected shared concerns over constitutional protections, scientific integrity, and the scope of governmental authority in current legal and political landscapes.

Mike Davis: Presidential Immunity Must Be Immediately Decided Before Trump’s Trial

Mike Davis and Dave Brat talked more about Presidential immunity, as scenes of the anticipated press conference and of Maureen Bannon and Steve Bannon head to the location, which is directly outside the Danbury Correctional Facility in Danbury CT, where Steve Bannon will surrender at 12 Noon to fulfill his 4 month sentence for contempt of Congress.