Bannon: "We Can Economically Isolate And Bring To Their Knees These Crazy Mullahs Running Persia”

Steve Bannon issued a sweeping indictment of America’s elites, accusing them of prioritizing money over national duty. He praised Peter Navarro for exposing China’s economic warfare, criticizing Wall Street and Silicon Valley for enabling the Chinese Communist Party through exploitative trade and stolen intellectual property. Bannon warned that U.S. dependence on Chinese goods and pharmaceuticals has created a strategic vulnerability. He opposed military conflict with Iran, favoring economic isolation instead. Emphasizing America’s fiscal irresponsibility, he projected a $2.5 trillion deficit and called for Speaker Johnson to rein in spending. Bannon asserted that the administration must clearly define the stakes in America’s economic war with China—one he sees as essential for reclaiming industrial sovereignty and defeating corrupt globalist forces undermining traditional American values.

Steve Bannon: "They Only Survive If They Are Feeding At The Trough Of Government Spending”

Steve Bannon warned that President Trump’s second term is under coordinated attack on multiple fronts, especially from Democrats using legal warfare and court challenges. He pointed to escalating constitutional tensions, including the removal of violent criminals to foreign prisons—an issue Bannon framed as a 90-10 popular mandate—and accused Democrats of trying to obstruct Trump’s Article II executive authority. He highlighted lawsuits like California Governor Gavin Newsom’s challenge to Trump’s tariffs, calling it part of a broader economic war with the Chinese Communist Party. Bannon stressed the need for sharper messaging, especially around trade and national security, noting that the conflict with China has reached an embargo-like phase. He emphasized Trump’s power to cut off federal funding to institutions like universities, which he sees as entrenched in the establishment. He also drew parallels between U.S. restrictions on Chinese AI tech and pre-WWII trade sanctions, warning of major geopolitical consequences.

"Get Off Your Ass And Do Something.” Bannon Calls For Take Back Of Country Like During Revolution

Steve Bannon delivered a sweeping commentary linking America’s economic challenges to historic and systemic failures. He argued that President Donald Trump is confronting an entrenched system that has sold out the American worker in favor of globalist profits. Bannon emphasized that the U.S. trade deficit—particularly with China—and the theft of intellectual property have drained American wealth and undermined the middle class. He condemned past Republican leadership, accusing figures like Paul Ryan of enabling this decline by supporting "free trade” dogma and empowering oligarchs.

Bannon drew parallels between today’s crisis and the American Revolution, invoking the spirit of patriots like Hancock and Adams who resisted monopolistic empires. He claimed that modern Americans—especially working-class citizens on Medicaid—are not freeloaders but victims of a hollowed-out economy offering low-wage, low-value jobs. This leads to reduced tax revenue and increased reliance on social programs, contributing to unsustainable deficits.

He warned that Americans are being lulled into powerlessness, insisting that citizens must reclaim their constitutional heritage. He praised Trump’s defiance, particularly regarding immigration and crime, and positioned the movement as a populist rebellion against elites who have enriched themselves at the nation’s expense—likening them to Judas betraying Christ for silver.

 

Chris Iacovella: "This Has To Happen For Our Own Self Sufficiency”

Steve Bannon and Chris Iacovella addressed the consequences of American elites enabling China’s rise at the cost of U.S. manufacturing, sovereignty, and national security. Iacovella agreed with Bannon that outsourcing capital and intellectual property to China hollowed out American industry and strengthened a geopolitical adversary. Both emphasized the Trump administration’s strategy—tariffs, capital restrictions, and delisting CCP-controlled companies—as vital to restoring U.S. economic and national security. Iacovella said cutting Chinese companies from U.S. markets could help reinvest trillions back into American firms that follow the rule of law and create jobs.

They highlighted Wall Street’s role in enabling this dynamic, often prioritizing profits over patriotism. Bannon condemned elites for consolidating power and manipulating the system, while praising Trump’s aggressive tactics—like threatening law firms with government contract bans—as effective and necessary. On chip exports, Iacovella backed restricting high-end semiconductors like Nvidia’s from empowering China’s military. Both agreed that decoupling from China, though complex, is essential to U.S. self-sufficiency. As Bannon put it, the real question is whether Americans still have the guts to fight for economic independence and sovereignty like their forefathers did. Eric Prince joined as the conversation pivoted to enforcement and national resolve.

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"This Is What An Economic Blockade Looks Like.” Eric Prince On Cutting Off CCP From Persian Oil

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"All The Money From The Left And Rhinos Will Go Against Ken.” Glenn Story On Paxton Senate Race

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Erik Prince: "1.6 Million Have A Deportation Order And They Are On The Run

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SMIRNOV: "The Russia-Ukraine War Is Like Texas Invading Alabama

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