Steve Bannon is out of federal prison. Four months inside didn’t break him he said. In fact, it only made him louder, sharper, and angrier he explained to press in New York on Tuesday afternoon. Speaking to the media, Bannon made it clear: he believes the justice system is weaponized against him and the MAGA movement. He called out Vice President Kamala Harris, Attorney General Merrick Garland, and Nancy Pelosi for what he sees as a concerted effort to silence him and shut down his “War Room” platform.
Bannon sees it as crucial for the movement, saying it’s "the voice of grassroots MAGA.” He’s proud of its reach and openly challenges mainstream media who dismiss it.
Speaking to the media, Bannon made it clear: he believes the justice system is weaponized against him and the MAGA movement.
According to Bannon, the First Step Act, a prison reform bill Trump signed into law, should’ve been a game-changer.
He called Kamala Harris the "queen of mass incarcerations.” He says that, under her watch, there’s been no real reform in the prison system.
He called out Vice President Kamala Harris, Attorney General Merrick Garland, and Nancy Pelosi for what he sees as a concerted effort to silence him and shut down his War Room platform.
Bannon believes that the left, especially people like Kamala Harris, is out of touch with these communities.
Despite prison, Bannon said he feels stronger than ever. He believes MAGA is still unstoppable. In his view, America’s working-class supporters are ready to take a stand, seeing through what he calls a rigged system. His parting words were defiant: "I’m more empowered today, in better shape than ever. They’re not going to silence us. This fight’s only just begun.”
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