"The Greeks Are Ready To Join With President Trump Against China,” Boyle From Delphi Economic Forum

Steve Bannon speaks with Matt Boyle, who’s reporting from Greece. Boyle is covering the Delphi Economic Forum, a gathering of global leaders. He interviewed the Greek prime minister, a vice president, and religious leaders. The Greeks are eager to work with President Trump against China. They support a win-win trade deal and see Trump as the leader to counter the Chinese Communist Party.

Boyle highlights the new IMEC Corridor deal Trump signed with India. It’s the first Western-led alternative to China’s Belt and Road Initiative, linking India, the Middle East, and Europe.

Bannon asks about Europe’s response to Trump’s tariffs. Boyle says Europe is cautious but open to working with Trump, especially to fix trade imbalances.

They discuss how China has hollowed out U.S. manufacturing and pumped fentanyl into America. Boyle says it’s like a "nuclear bomb” went off in America’s heartland. Trump, he says, has prepared for this fight for decades.

Boyle calls Trump’s economic actions bold. If successful, Trump could be remembered as one of America’s greatest presidents—maybe even added to Mount Rushmore.

REPORT: White House Interested In Drone Strikes Against Cartels, Todd Bensman Reacts

Steve Bannon and Todd Bensman discussed rising tensions at the southern border. Bannon called the fentanyl crisis a chemical attack by the Chinese Communist Party. Bensman warned that if the U.S. acts unilaterally in Mexico, socialist leaders like Claudia Sheinbaum may react strongly. He cautioned against turning cartels into martyrs in the eyes of the Mexican people. Both suggested possible joint U.S.-Mexico intelligence actions. Bannon hinted that Trump’s administration may soon act kinetically. Bensman said preparations have been underway and shared where to find his border reports, including his site and Daily Wire articles.

Caroline Wren: "They Are Excited To Come To The Table And Do A Deal With President Trump”

Caroline Wren joined Steve Bannon live from the ASEAN summit in Kuala Lumpur to discuss growing tensions in Southeast Asia. Wren reported that nations like Vietnam, Malaysia, and the Philippines are eager to engage in free trade deals with President Donald Trump. She noted these countries admire American leadership but fear retaliation from China. President Xi is reacting aggressively, planning rare visits to ASEAN nations to pressure them into abandoning talks with the U.S.

Wren emphasized that Chinese investments are seen as exploitative, damaging local economies, stealing resources, and collapsing infrastructure. She warned that Xi’s sudden regional visits aim to scare countries into rejecting U.S. deals. Meanwhile, Vietnam leads negotiations with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, signaling a shift toward American partnerships.

Bannon and Wren agreed that the U.S. must act fast to lock in trade deals, using strong negotiators like Peter Navarro and Scott Bessent. They discussed the strategic opportunity to realign global trade away from China’s predatory capitalism. Wren highlighted the symbolic power of a major U.S.-Vietnam deal aligning with the 50th anniversary of the Vietnam War’s end. She urged the U.S. to show strength and move quickly.

"A Corrupt Elite Merger Built The Seeds Of Globalism,” Posobiec On The CCP Trade War

Steve Bannon and Jack Posobiec emphasized that global markets and geopolitics are colliding at a pivotal moment, aligning with President Trump’s return. They highlighted how elite U.S.-China collusion hollowed out America’s middle class, with Posobiec tracing the economic decline to outsourcing and globalism. Trump’s recent NRCC speech was praised as a declaration of economic nationalism. They warned of China’s strategic aggression, including COVID-19’s release, as a response to Trump’s pressure. Bannon referenced China’s "Mandate of Heaven,” and Posobiec detailed Southeast Asia’s resistance to Beijing’s expansion, underscoring Singapore’s critical role in countering China’s dominance in the South China Sea.

 

MORRISON: "Since China Joined The WTO They Haven’t Played By Any Of The International Rules

Spencer Morrison and Steve Bannon framed the current U.S.–China dynamic as full-scale economic warfare, intensified under President Donald Trump’s leadership. Bannon emphasized Trump’s decisive shift toward confronting Beijing, criticizing globalist allies like the EU and Japan for exploiting U.S. defense and trade leniency. Morrison echoed that sentiment, slamming China’s exploitative trade practices and forced technology transfers under WTO cover. He contrasted the moral foundations of the America First movement with libertarianism, which he denounced as morally bankrupt and obsessed with consumption at the expense of national and communal stability. Morrison argued that outsourcing devastates both the environment and American communities, hollowing out towns and eroding family structures. He asserted that true American stewardship involves not only economic protection but cultural preservation and generational responsibility. Bannon praised Morrison’s clarity, underscoring that the stakes are civilizational and not just transactional.

Part One:

Spencer Morrison: "We Have An Obligation And Responsibility To Preserve America For The Future”

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Steve Bannon: "The System That Exists Is Just Not Sustainable

Steve Bannon highlighted Ray Dalio’s recent insights on the unsustainability of the current global economic system, despite Dalio’s past ties to the Chinese Communist Party and opposition to MAGA and President Trump. Bannon stressed that America’s economy appears stable only due to massive federal spending and unsustainable deficits—$2 trillion annually, inflating the system with $16 trillion in recent years. He called for an adult conversation on restructuring, cutting waste, fraud, and abuse, and prosecuting offenders. Bannon praised Trump’s proposed $1 trillion cuts and emphasized the brilliance of Trump’s hemispheric defense strategy, rooted in the Monroe Doctrine, amid budget chaos.

Dr. Thayer: "Trump Is Waging Economic War Successfully Against The Chinese Communist Party

Dr. Brad Thayer and Steve Bannon emphasized that President Trump is leading the Republic in its defining hour by responding to the decades-long economic war waged by the Chinese Communist Party. Thayer praised Trump’s strategic brilliance in pushing the CCP into a regime crisis, denying them access to U.S. markets amid China’s economic collapse. Both warned that Xi Jinping may respond not economically, but with kinetic, biological, or unconventional means. They raised alarm over tens of thousands of military-age Chinese nationals in the U.S. allowed in under Biden. Bannon stressed the need for vigilance, especially regarding Taiwan and U.S. infrastructure.