Rep. MTG: "This Is Russia Collusion Lies 2.0”

Steve Bannon and Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene strongly criticized the federal judiciary and intelligence agencies for handling sensitive military communications and their perceived hostility toward President Trump and his administration. Bannon highlighted a lawsuit related to leaked Signal chat messages, suggesting it was part of a broader attack against Trump. He accused the mainstream media and radical leftists of waging war against the administration, urging White House staff to recognize the stakes.

Greene focused on the classified nature of the leaked messages, which detailed upcoming military operations. She insisted the Secretary of Defense should resign for allowing classified information to be shared improperly. She emphasized accountability and called for an immediate investigation into potential security breaches.

Both Bannon and Greene framed these events as part of an ongoing effort by entrenched bureaucrats and media allies to undermine Trump’s presidency. They expressed concern over intelligence agencies being weaponized against the administration, urging action to ensure national security and prevent further leaks. Greene also questioned whether personal misconduct, such as alcohol use, played a role in the security lapse. Ultimately, they positioned themselves as defenders of Trump’s leadership against what they see as deep-state sabotage.

Bannon On $1 Trillion In Investments: "If You Don’t Have A Tariff Policy You’re Not A Populist”

Steve Bannon provided an impassioned breakdown of President Trump’s latest economic and geopolitical strategy, focusing on tariffs, manufacturing, and national security. Trump has signed a 25% tariff on automobiles, a cornerstone of his economic plan designed to bring manufacturing jobs back to the U.S. He estimates that tariffs could generate between $600 billion and $1 trillion in revenue, with the automotive sector alone bringing in $100 billion in the first year. Major corporations like Apple, Taiwan Semiconductor, and Nvidia are committing nearly $1 trillion in investments within the U.S., primarily in red states.

Bannon also highlighted Trump’s broader geopolitical strategy, emphasizing military strength and trade reciprocity. Trump is focused on reasserting American dominance by challenging foreign tariff policies and leveraging strategic defense partnerships. He is tackling pharmaceutical dependencies by imposing tariffs on imported drugs to revive domestic production.

Additionally, Bannon underscored Trump’s approach to military and foreign policy, citing past successes such as the defeat of ISIS under Trump and General Mattis. He noted ongoing efforts to stabilize global conflicts, particularly in Ukraine and the Middle East. Bannon argued that Trump’s economic and security strategies are aimed at reestablishing American sovereignty and financial strength.

President Trump: "25% Tariff On All Cars Made Outside The United States”

President Donald Trump signed an executive order imposing a 25% tariff on foreign-made cars and light trucks, effective April 2, aiming to boost U.S. manufacturing.  Speaking from the White House, Trump emphasized that this move would incentivize companies to build plants in the U.S., avoiding tariffs, and cited examples like Honda’s massive new facility in Indiana.

He predicted significant economic growth, with investments from companies like Apple ($500 billion) and a Taiwanese chip manufacturer ($200 billion) underway, alongside job creation in the construction and auto sectors. Trump highlighted streamlined permitting processes, drawing from past successes like LNG plants in Louisiana, and projected annual tariff revenue of $100 billion, potentially rising to $600 billion or a trillion within two years. He framed this as part of a broader "Liberation Day” strategy on April 2, promising reciprocal tariffs to address trade imbalances while remaining "fair” to other nations.

In a Q&A with the media, Trump dismissed concerns about a defective Signal platform linked to a successful military operation, calling it a "witch hunt,” and focused on economic wins. He addressed TikTok, suggesting a possible tariff reduction for China to secure a deal, and noted Tesla’s U.S. plants would benefit. Trump also proposed tax deductions for interest on loans for American-made cars, urging Congressional support. He touted energy policy shifts, favoring coal and oil over wind, and predicted a thriving U.S. economy reminiscent of his first term, driven by these tariffs and manufacturing resurgence.

Sen. Randy Fine: "If The People Who Supported President Trump Vote I Will Win”

Steve Bannon and Randy Fine discussed the urgency of voter turnout in Florida’s 6th Congressional District, emphasizing the stakes of the election for President Trump’s agenda. Bannon framed the election as a battle against energized Democrats who are mobilizing in response to Trump’s presidency, while Republican voters, pleased with Trump’s success, risk complacency. Fine, who previously endorsed Trump early, stressed the importance of getting out the vote, citing that 100,000 Republican super-voters had yet to cast their ballots.

Fine noted that despite Trump’s dominant victory in the district, Democrats are aggressively working to flip the seat, even resorting to disruptive tactics at Republican events. He urged voters to take advantage of early voting, emphasizing that securing this seat would reinforce Trump’s momentum and legislative success. Bannon reinforced that Florida’s 6th is a key MAGA stronghold and that Fine represents Trump’s America First vision in Washington. The message was clear: voting is essential to ensure Trump’s movement remains dominant. Fine directed voters to VoteRandyFine.com for early voting details, urging them to act now rather than wait until Election Day.

Cliff Maloney SLAMS Consulting Class For Loss Of PA State Senate Seat

Steve Bannon and Cliff Maloney discussed a surprising GOP loss in Pennsylvania’s state Senate special election in a district where Trump previously led by 15 points. Maloney blamed GOP consultants for failing to mobilize voters, spending resources inefficiently, and ignoring grassroots efforts like ballot chasing. He vowed to bypass consultants in future elections and work directly with grassroots leaders like Scott Pressler. Despite the setback, the GOP retains control of the Pennsylvania Senate, but Maloney called for a strategic meeting with state leadership to prevent future mistakes.

Bannon then shifted to President Trump’s new executive order on election integrity, with Mike Lindell praising its focus on ballot transparency and voter ID requirements. Lindell dismissed media criticism and promoted MyPillow products, claiming that retail boycotts have only strengthened his company’s connection with grassroots supporters. The conversation concluded with Wyoming Secretary of State Chuck Gray discussing similarities between Trump’s order and election security measures in his state.

Chuck Gray Applauds President Trump’s EO Requiring Citizenship To Vote

Steve Bannon spoke with Wyoming Secretary of State Chuck Gray and Florida congressional candidate Randy Fine about election integrity and mobilizing Republican voters. The discussion emphasized the significance of Supreme Court battles, executive orders from President Trump, and the necessity of securing key districts. Fine highlighted the urgency of voting in Florida’s 6th District, where many Republican super-voters had yet to cast ballots. He framed the election as a fight to uphold Trump’s agenda, urging supporters to act immediately. Bannon and Fine criticized Democratic tactics, arguing that they attempt to suppress Republican voices. Fine positioned himself as a loyal Trump ally, ready to carry out his legislative mission in Washington. Bannon reinforced the election’s stakes, tying it to broader efforts against political opposition and legal challenges faced by Trump. The conversation concluded with a push for immediate voter turnout to ensure a decisive Republican victory.