Bannon: "The Process Itself Will Send A Signal To This Radical Judiciary, You’re Not Untouchable”

Steve Bannon highlighted the immense legal and financial pressures facing President Trump and his allies, emphasizing how the legal establishment, controlled mainly by left-leaning elites, has weaponized the judicial system against them. He pointed to a major law firm that previously targeted Trump, which is now surrendering under pressure, striking a deal with Trump’s administration to provide $40 million in pro bono legal services. Bannon described this as a significant power shift, showing Trump’s ability to challenge elite institutions and force them into submission.

He also discussed how firms fear government retaliation and how financial markets react to shifting economic policies. Bannon framed Trump’s approach as a strategic and relentless assault on the entrenched elite class, using executive power effectively to dismantle their influence. He highlighted the chilling effect on law firms and the broader legal community, suggesting that those who oppose Trump face severe consequences.

Additionally, Bannon touched on broader political issues, including judicial overreach, impeachment discussions, and global economic shifts. He praised Trump’s boldness in taking on these institutions, framing it as a necessary battle to reclaim the country from an elite class that has long disregarded the interests of ordinary Americans.

"You’re The Oligarch’s Bitches” Steve Bannon On Trump Cutting Off Elites From Government Contracts

Steve Bannon delivered a fiery critique of the political and economic establishment, blaming both Democrats and Republicans for enabling oligarchs and perpetuating massive government spending. He accused figures like Bernie Sanders and AOC of controlled opposition, claiming they act as fronts for the very elites they pretend to oppose. Bannon emphasized that Trump is actively challenging these institutions, particularly elite law firms, and government contracts, as part of his broader strategy to dismantle the entrenched power structures.

Bannon stressed that government overspending is at the core of America’s economic troubles, arguing that inflation and economic decline won’t be reversed without drastic budget cuts. He proposed raising taxes on billionaires and corporations until a balanced budget is achieved, challenging the elites who profit from government subsidies.

On foreign policy, he criticized the influence of foreign students in U.S. universities and called for prioritizing American citizens in higher education. He also denounced the military-industrial complex and wasteful overseas spending.

Bannon urged Republicans to go on the offensive, advocating for full-scale impeachment efforts and aggressive political action. He warned that institutional elites—including judges, law firms, and financial interests—are working against Trump and his movement but insisted that confrontation is the path to victory.

"Recolonize American Culture” Roger Kimball On President Trump Standing Up To Credentialed Class

Roger Kimball and Steve Bannon dissected the media’s outrage over Donald Trump’s populist agenda, comparing his actions to historical challenges against elite institutions, notably Andrew Jackson. Kimball mocked CNN’s Stephen Collinson for portraying Trump’s efforts as an attack on democracy while ignoring the hypocrisy of the establishment. He emphasized that the so-called "elite” are merely a credentialed class that has monopolized power and societal influence.

They highlighted the Biden administration’s history of leveraging federal funding to enforce progressive policies, pointing out the irony in critics decrying Trump’s similar approach. Kimball dismissed claims that Trump is undermining the judiciary, arguing that executive power is constitutionally vested in the president, not lower court judges who challenge his authority.

Bannon praised leaders like El Salvador’s Nayib Bukele for tackling crime and criticized leftist judges for obstructing Trump’s crackdown on illegal immigration. The discussion also touched on reclaiming cultural institutions like the Kennedy Center, with Kimball asserting that the left is panicking because Trump is using their own tactics against them. Bannon reinforced the need to "recolonize” American culture, aligning with Andrew Breitbart’s philosophy that politics follows culture.

"I Saw A Graphic Of Trump With A Swastika Over His Face” Kari Lake On Voice Of America Scale Down

Steve Bannon and Kari Lake discussed efforts to scale back government agencies under President Trump’s leadership, focusing on reducing bureaucratic overreach and eliminating wasteful spending. Lake emphasized that the same legal and media forces targeting Trump are now suing to halt these reforms, which aim to bring agencies like Voice of America and the U.S. Agency for Global Media down to their statutory minimum. She highlighted how taxpayer-funded media has strayed from promoting American values, citing a disturbing instance where Voice of America displayed Trump with a swastika over his face.

Bannon and Lake framed these lawsuits as attempts to block Trump’s constitutional authority over the executive branch. Lake asserted that entrenched bureaucrats and Soros-funded attorneys are fighting to preserve their unchecked power. Despite legal challenges, she remained resolute, stating that Trump’s team, including her, is committed to executing his agenda without fear.

The conversation underscored a broader battle between Trump’s administration and the entrenched establishment. Bannon praised Trump’s strategic appointments of individuals willing to dismantle bureaucracy rather than entrench themselves in D.C. politics. Lake reaffirmed her commitment to seeing through these reforms, undeterred by lawsuits or media attacks, stating, “Go towards the fire.”

 

Dowd: We Probably Should Have Had A Recession In 2024, It Was Held Up By Massive Government Spending

Steve Bannon and Ed Dowd discussed the U.S. economy, illegal immigration’s impact, and future financial trends. Bannon emphasized that GDP growth under the Biden administration was artificial, driven by massive federal spending and an influx of illegal immigrants, who were supported by NGOs using taxpayer funds. Dowd estimated that $500 billion to $1.5 trillion had been spent to facilitate this migration, artificially boosting economic activity.

They highlighted that the U.S. has become dependent on deficit spending, with record monthly deficits since October 1st. Tariffs, they argued, are essential for restoring middle-class jobs, with significant investments happening in red states under President Trump. Dowd’s economic model predicts a deep recession in 2025, with a slow recovery in 2026 and 2027. He pointed to declining home prices and a weakening stock market as leading indicators of economic correction.

They also criticized global institutions like the IMF and World Bank, arguing that elite-driven trade deals and alliances have harmed American purchasing power. Despite media narratives, they noted that the dollar’s purchasing power dropped 22% under Biden but was ignored by mainstream outlets.

Looking ahead, Dowd expects the dollar to weaken temporarily as global asset realignment occurs but predicts a resurgence once Trump’s policies take effect.

Part One:

SUPERFICIAL GROWTH: Ed Dowd On How Taxpayer Dollars We Used To Fund Illegal Immigration

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Bannon: "Everything Has To Be In The Framework Of What’s In The Best Interest Of Our Citizens”

Steve Bannon discusses various political and judicial issues, emphasizing the ongoing battle between populism and the elites. He highlights the upcoming hearings on Judge Bozeberg, with Rep. Jim Jordan leading the charge. Bannon stresses that the judiciary is out of control, suggesting that legislative action is necessary to address judicial overreach. Drawing on historical references, he mentions Jefferson’s populist stance against Hamilton’s elite vision, paralleling today’s struggles with the concentration of power.

He underscores the need for a legislative offense, focusing on defense spending and mass deportations as top priorities. Bannon criticizes the current defense budget and advocates for a strategic shift away from large-scale land wars, pushing for a military focused on specific, clear objectives.

Bannon contrasts Trump’s approach of putting American citizens first with the globalist agenda of figures like AOC, highlighting the disconnect between elite interests and the American public. He praises Trump for challenging institutional corruption, particularly in foreign policy, and argues that Trump’s leadership is crucial in confronting the Chinese Communist Party and the Deep State, which he views as major threats to America’s future. Bannon calls for action that prioritizes the nation’s citizens over international concerns.