Frei: "If The Liberals Win A Majority Government I Predict It Will Lead To The Break Up Of Canada”

In this conversation with Viva Frei, Steve Bannon discussed President Trump’s remark that Canada should become a U.S. state if it can’t survive without unfair trade. Bannon emphasized Canada’s resistance to populism, blaming corrupt media and liberal policies. Frei predicted that a Liberal majority win could lead to Canada’s breakup, with Alberta seeking independence. Both criticized Canadian liberals for ongoing national decline, asserting Trump is not to blame. Bannon and Frei expressed cautious hope for conservative gains.

"Trump Approval Drop Is A Psyop,” Mitchell On Trump’s Worst Issue Still Polling Better Than Biden

Pt.1
Mark Mitchell and Steve Bannon discussed how President Trump’s approval ratings are being portrayed negatively despite his policy successes. Bannon highlighted the media’s coordinated effort to flood negative polls around Trump’s 100-day mark, noting that although Trump is labeled “unpopular,” his policies — on immigration, economy, and crime — remain widely supported by voters. Mitchell reinforced that Trump’s approval hovers around 47%, just slightly underwater, which is normal for a sitting president post-honeymoon. They pointed out that economic measures, national security, and immigration reforms under Trump are rated more positively than any issue under Biden. Bannon criticized mainstream media and academia for abandoning truth, linking poor economic performance in countries like Canada and the UK to government overreach and declining religiosity. They emphasized that Trump’s actions, like sealing the border quickly, contrast sharply with establishment failures. Both warned of ongoing psychological operations aimed at undermining Trump before the election.

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Mark Mitchell: "Trump Approval Drop Is A Psyop

Pt.2

"The Path We Are On Is Unsustainable.” Bannon And Brat Praise Dalio’s Diagnosis Of Debt Crisis

Steve Bannon and Dave Brat discussed the urgent financial crisis facing America under President Donald Trump’s leadership, emphasizing the unsustainability of U.S. debt and dependency on China. They criticized hedge fund titan Ray Dalio, despite his recent admission that debt-driven growth is collapsing. Bannon highlighted that America’s economy is propped up by government spending, harming the working class. They warned that unless spending—especially military spending—is cut, economic stagnation (2% GDP growth and low wages) will persist for decades. Brat praised Dalio’s acknowledgment but noted Dalio ignored China’s own debt crisis, exposing ongoing global financial dangers.

"It’s A Debt Financed Economy On Federal Spending,” Bannon On The Financial System Screwing The Middle Class

Steve Bannon warned that America’s economy is unsustainable, crushed by federal debt, reckless spending, and a rigged financial system favoring elites over the working and middle class. He said the U.S. dollar’s weakening power is fueling global realignment against American dominance. Bannon criticized both parties for embracing Modern Monetary Theory, leading to wage stagnation, rising debt, and loss of economic freedom. He emphasized that without major defense and budget reforms, young Americans face economic serfdom.

Steve Bannon: "All 350,000 Chinese National Students Must Leave Immediately”

Steve Bannon criticized China’s longstanding economic warfare against the U.S., accusing it of intellectual property theft, infiltration of universities, and ignoring trade deals under past presidents. He argued President Trump must act more aggressively, calling for mass expulsions of Chinese nationals and cutting federal funding to universities harboring anti-American faculty. Bannon blasted elite law firms and universities for folding under pressure when federal money was threatened. He urged major tax cuts for working-class Americans by ending tax cuts for the wealthy and implementing targeted defense spending cuts, aligning military strategy with Trump’s hemispheric defense priorities to rein in deficits.

Steve Bannon: "If You’re Under 40 You’re Completely SCREWED”

Steve Bannon talked the economic outlook for people under 40 years old.

"In The Next 10 Years They Will Have No Nighttime Power,” Dave Walsh On Solar Failure Causing Outages In Spain And Portugal

Steve Bannon emphasized that revitalizing American manufacturing and cutting federal spending are essential to stabilize the economy. He supports a massive tax cut for the working and middle classes, aiming for no taxes under $200,000 income, while raising upper-bracket taxes. Bannon warned of America’s crushing national debt and embedded inflation, criticizing leadership for ignoring real economic math. He stressed the urgency of cutting spending now—not over ten years—and restoring stable, manufacturing-based jobs to combat the instability of the current service-driven economy.