Defending Donald Trump: Flooding the Zombies with Shockes: Steve Bannon, the former president, as a political prisoner
Attorney General Garland has denied the allegations. In the past few years, the department has indicted the president’s son for gun and tax crimes, as well as two Democrats in Congress, charged him with corruption, and investigated his handling of classified documents.
Trump’s supporters in Congress also have lobbed accusations of politicization against the Justice Department, pointing to the two federal indictments brought against the former president for allegedly trying to overturn the 2020 election and for hoarding classified documents.
“I am more energized and more focused than I’ve ever been in my entire life,” said Bannon on the War Room stream on Rumble, which garnered nearly 100,000 live viewers at one point. “The four months in federal prison not only didn’t break me, it empowered me.”
Steve Bannon, a friend and ally of Donald Trump, spent four months in a low security federal prison in Connecticut for violating a congressional subpoena regarding the January 6 Capitol riot.
I did not break during my four months in federal prison. It empowered me,” Bannon told his online audience. I am more focused than anything I have been in my life.
If the Pelosi apparatus wins, he said, you better be prepared to go to prison. The people who weaponize the justice system, weaponizing the legal system, against Americans who differ in political views are the ones who have the most to fear.
Flooding the zone with shit is Bannon’s own oft-quoted description of his media strategy: churning so many lies or half-truths into the stratosphere that it becomes impossible to draw a line between fact and fiction.
One way that Bannon is portraying himself as a martyr is by pointing out that he is being unfairly marginalized by the same force that is going to put Trump in office.
On Tuesday, on air, and later at a press conference, said that Nancy Pelosi wanted to control his influence and that he should be thrown into prison.
“If you’re not prepared to be sent to federal prison as a political prisoner, then you’re not worthy to be in this movement,” he said. “You have to understand, they want to put you in prison, and they will put you in prison. If you can’t accept that, then you don’t know what they represent.”
Bannon and the Democrats: Breaking The Mock Elections in the War Room Against the Deception of the U.S. Sen. Bannon
Bannon’s return to the public sphere also means the return of a massive mouthpiece to amplify the election fraud conspiracies that are already raging online. The story of the Democrats’ plan to steal the election was spun by Bannon directly to his viewers.
“Every day after November 5 is going to be Stalingrad,” Bannon said. “If they can’t take it away from Trump, if they can’t nullify it right there, they want to at least delegitimize his victory.”
A study by the Center for Strategic and International Studies named Bannon’s War Room the most dishonest show in politics, with about a fifth of all episodes found to be false.
His fans seem to be happy he’s back. “God Bless You Steve’ Get The Bannon Sledge Hammer Out, And Start Smashing The TRAITORS,” one viewer wrote during the Tuesday livestream.
