The Truth about Steve Bannon

[Jamesiv1]

24 minutes unscripted.

This looks like about 2013, maybe 2014 as he mentions the 2012 election.

If he still holds these same beliefs, it makes me hopeful.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aHwYSQ8Fh6o

[AuH20]

I think he knows who killed Andrew as well. It adds so much intrigue to the coming administration.

[Mordan]

I think he knows who killed Andrew as well. It adds so much intrigue to the coming administration.

Andrew who?

[AuH20]

Andrew who?

Breitbart.

https://www.rt.com/usa/coroner-arsenic-death-breitbart-456/

http://www.infowars.com/breitbart-coroner-turns-up-dead-before-final-cause-of-death-report-is-released/


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jmd5iawrZys

[Brian4Liberty]

24 minutes unscripted.

This looks like about 2013, maybe 2014 as he mentions the 2012 election.

If he still holds these same beliefs, it makes me hopeful.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aHwYSQ8Fh6o

Had to stop watching. All that talk about debt and TARP and praising women, I just figured he wasn't ever going to sacrifice babies and drink their blood. Somehow he is just so much more tame than the screeching pundits on CNN have portrayed.

[Jamesiv1]

Had to stop watching. All that talk about debt and TARP and praising women, I just figured he wasn't ever going to sacrifice babies and drink their blood. Somehow he is just so much more tame than the screeching pundits on CNN have portrayed.
He's a smart guy. I like his grasp of "the big picture" as far as what the US balance sheet and our economic reality looks like.

Goldman-Sachs to Breitbart is an interesting career move (with a couple of stops in-between).

[goldenequity]

++++

[AuH20]

http://www.nytimes.com/2016/11/27/us/politics/steve-bannon-white-house.html?_r=0


When his eldest child, Maureen, got into West Point, Mr. Bannon was thrilled and joked about switching his allegiance to Army from Navy. He never missed her volleyball games, and he was at Fort Campbell, Ky., in 2011 when she returned from a deployment to Iraq. “That was one of the greatest feelings I’ve had, seeing my dad when I walked off the plane,” she said.

But through his daughter’s service, he saw an inequity that fueled his anger at the privileged Americans among whom he had long worked.

At West Point, “he saw a complete, utter lack of people from the upper economic levels of American society,” said Mr. Schweizer, the conservative writer. “He thought it was appalling, especially because the elite set so many policies that sent these kids into war.”

Mr. Bannon was put off by the George W. Bush administration’s creation in 2003 of the Medicare prescription drug benefit, which he saw as a blatant giveaway to the pharmaceutical companies. The financial collapse of 2008 and the bailouts that followed infuriated him, including the devastating effect of the stock market collapse on the retirement accounts of men like his father, a phone company retiree.

Mr. Bannon often spoke to friends about his father’s “honest work,” contrasting it with the paper-pushing he had seen on Wall Street. “We consider ourselves middle class, and we think the middle class has been shafted,” Mike Bannon said. “Black, Hispanic, white, everybody. The political class has given them happy talk but delivered nothing. I think that’s what Steve’s talking about.”