Bannon’s WarRoom, Show Clip Roundup 4/15/2024 [PM]

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Steve Bannon anchored the Monday evening WarRoom Program on Real America’s Voice and WarRoom Battleground on Frank Speech.
Here is your evening SITREP:
The Monday evening WarRoom program kicked off with a chilly opening featuring footage of President Donald J. Trump providing an update on the initial day of his trial. He expressed frustration over the New York judge’s decision to deny him the opportunity to attend Barron’s graduation and the US Supreme Court hearing on another case. Bannon delved into the disruptive “Free Palestine” marches, causing traffic disruptions around the nation on Monday, as well.
“The is a political persecution; Biden, the Lords of Easy money, and psychopath overlords have gotten us here. We have details of the Biden family that we have held back, this is the way they want it,” Bannon said about the Trump trial, setting the stage for the WarRoom’s response to the Trump show trial. 
Highlights:
Steve Bannon provided commentary
Laura Loomer was seen in a belligerent group of angry radicals who were yelling at her. She reported on numerous attacks on America’s infrastructure, warning that she felt an impending terrorist attack.
Mike Davis summarized the judge’s conflict of interest for this judge in this case and the judge’s rulings.
David Zere updated his morning report, saying there were expansions of what would be allowed in discovery and the jury interview process.
Mike Lindell talked about a new US Supreme Court ruling on the status of his phone.
Dave Walsh talked about energy
Joe Allen talked about transhumanism, EVs and the direct AI is going.
Reccomended watching: 
Chasing Trump documentary mentioned by Mike Davis
Full show in segments: 
Laura Loomer Discusses The Hate From Pro Palestinian Protestors In New York
Laura Loomer talked to Steve Bannon about a pro-Gaza, pro-Hamas rally in Manhattan, and the implications of its attendees’ support for these groups. The conversation then shifts to the trial of President Trump, where the judge refuses to recuse himself and threatens to issue a warrant if Trump does not show up. The speakers argue that this is a political move and that Trump should defy the judge’s orders, even if it means getting arrested, as it would demonstrate the corruption of the judicial system and potentially lead to more support and fundraising for Trump. They also claim that this trial is a form of election interference, preventing Trump from campaigning effectively during a crucial time.

Mike Davis Reporting Live On The Trump Case In Lower Manhattan
Mike Davis provided a scathing assessment of the first day of President Trump’s trial, accusing Judge Jeff Marshawn of being a partisan activist and alleging bias in his rulings. Davis highlighted the judge’s refusal to recuse himself, exclusion of Orthodox Jews from the jury pool, and prohibition of Trump attending key events like his son’s graduation and a Supreme Court hearing on presidential immunity.
He criticized the presence of what he deemed radical elements in the courtroom, including the judge, prosecutor, and witnesses, whom he labeled a “left-wing clown car.” Davis asserted that the proceedings were part of a Democratic “lawfare” strategy aimed at keeping Trump off the campaign trail and draining his resources.
He argued that such tactics would ultimately backfire, strengthening Trump politically. Davis emphasized the deliberate prolonging of the trial to drain Trump’s resources and interfere with the election, calling for a criminal investigation into what he deemed election interference and civil rights violations against Trump and his associates.

David Zere Reporting Live From Outside President Trump’s Trial
David Zere talked about the trial of Donald Trump in Manhattan, focusing on the recent developments and the implications of the proceedings. The trial, centered around allegations of falsifying business records to cover up a sex scandal while serving as president, has seen several key rulings. Evidence from the Playboy situation and portions of the Billy Bush video transcript have been allowed to be submitted, expanding the scope of the trial beyond commercial bookkeeping.
Furthermore, the jury selection process has raised concerns, as the first 10 jurors were found to be subscribers to CNN and the New York Times. The discussion also highlights the political nature of the trial, with claims that it is a persecution rather than a prosecution, aimed at undermining Trump politically rather than addressing the alleged crimes.
The conversation also touches upon the broader context of crime and public safety in New York City, with the bail system and repeat offenses being discussed. Additionally, there is mention of protests and demonstrations related to the trial, which are expected to escalate.
Finally, there is a brief mention of a report by the Associated Press, suggesting a potential rift between the Biden administration and the Netanyahu government in Israel, with implications for the broader geopolitical situation in the Middle East.

Mike Lindell Details The News He Received From The Supreme Court Today
Mike Lindell updated about the US Supreme Court on his phone, and gave on WarRppm specials.

Joe Allen And Steve Bannon Break Down The Podcast Between Kara Swisher And Isaac Arnsdorf
Steve Bannon and Joe Allen talk about the Podcast where the topic of discussion is the WarRoom and Steve Bannon, with author Isaac Arnsdorf.

Dave Walsh Describes Tesla Losing 10% Of Its Workforce
Dave Walsh discussed the challenges facing Tesla and the broader electric vehicle (EV) industry, particularly in light of China’s dominance in EV production and global exports. He highlighted Tesla’s recent layoffs and a decrease in demand, contrasting it with China’s exponential growth in EV production, which now surpasses Tesla’s output significantly. Walsh emphasized China’s strategic control over the entire EV supply chain, including critical components like batteries and motors. He argued that China’s goal is to render Tesla irrelevant in the long term by taking over car manufacturing and power generation equipment manufacturing for North America.
Moreover, Walsh underscored China’s deep understanding of the importance of electricity in modern industries such as manufacturing, data centers, and artificial intelligence. Despite Western concerns about climate change and carbon emissions, China prioritizes cheap and reliable electricity production, primarily through coal-fired plants. Walsh pointed out China’s substantial investments in coal power capacity, contrasting it with Western countries’ shutdown of coal plants, which has led to a significant gap in electricity production capacity.
Overall, Walsh and Bannon emphasized the critical role of electricity in powering not only consumer demand but also vital industries like manufacturing and data centers. They argued that China’s focus on securing cheap and abundant electricity gives them a competitive advantage in the global market, particularly as the world shifts towards electric vehicles and digital technologies.

This newsletter is to implement the work of WarRoom guests. Remember, “Action, Action, Action,” as Steve Bannon reminds us.

(Credit for the Pencil drawing: Chris Hiers)
“I drew for Rush Limbaugh for 20 years, his monthly Limbaugh Letter covers and illustrated his Rush Revere books as well. After he died, I was gutted tbh and decided to return to drawing basics. I have evolved into an old-school pencil portrait artist, and I have 2 books are in the works now, and I feel in a pretty good groove again ,” Hiers said , adding this about the Bannon piece specifically:
“This particular work [Bannon as John Paul Jones] was rooted in a show of support for the “Honey Badger” SKB after he was leaving the courtroom last Sept and he quoted John Paul Jones. “I have not yet…” I thought it would make an interesting piece.”
Now it’s your turn Posse.. go do some action and be a part of your own nation’s history.

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