During Donald Trump’s successful campaign to become President of the United States, both Trump and his then adviser Steve Bannon spoke a great deal about the following:
–Increasing exports
–Increasing the sales of US made products domestically
–Increasing employment
–Increasing the wages of the domestic workforce
–Seeing trade in economic rather than ideological terms
It was a simple and very true statement..something you will never hear a DC swamp politician ever say, but Trump’s former White House chief strategist, Steve Bannon, is not a politician, and he just destroyed Hillary Clinton for her stupidity and and inability to understand the world around her.
Bannon on Hillary…
“She’s not very bright. She doesn’t have a grasp on what’s important and what’s not.”
Propaganda and demonization in the mainstream media takes on many forms.
Notice how the “M” horns are presented in these two similar, but very different TIME covers.
By subtly tweaking the color of the video, 60 Minutes made Steve Bannon look like a red-eyed drunk.
Following Steve Bannon’s interview with Charlie Rose, professional photographer Peter Duke published a video explaining how CBS used color adjustments to make Bannon “look bad” on television.
Hollywood golden boy George Clooney gave an uncensored interview to neo-liberal/neocon media site The Daily Beast, where the the liberal left filmmaker blasted Trump’s former Chief Strategist and current executive chairman of Breitbart News, Steve Bannon, and his “failed stab at Hollywood” success.
2 TexansCBS couldn't contain its excitement about snairing American neo-Nazi plotter Stephen Bannon for 60 Minutes. Reports by people who have watched the show, which airs Sunday, say Bannon explains that Trump's neo-Nazi base-- including himself-- are pissed off about Trump's somewhat confused stand on DACA.
The Power Elite in the Time of Trump By James Petras | Axis of Logic | September 6, 2017 Introduction In the last few months, several competing political, economic and military sectors – linked to distinct ideological and ethnic groups – have clearly emerged at the centers of power. We can identify some of the […]
JP Sottile of http://newsvandal.com/ joins me in the first hour to discuss the next phase of the political soap opera that is Trump’s presidency. We focus on a recent article JP wrote examining the alt-right and the fantasy world they continue to live in. JP gives us his analysis of Steve Bannon’s exit from the White House and back to Breitbart. We talk about how Bannon is still very much in control of Trump’s talking points and the trajectory of his policies and ideology.
One of the architects of the US invasion of Iraq, John Bolton, has made a public appeal to President Donald Trump to scrap a controversial nuclear deal with Iran following years of tensions.
The former US ambassador to the United Nations has made public a plan for Washington to withdraw from an agreement that has seen Iran curb its nuclear ambitions in return for sanction relief.
President Trump’s “Alt-Right” is a grab bag of mostly incoherent or contradictory ideas derived from white resentments. Now, it will be played off against the Republican establishment with unpredictable results, as JP Sottile explains. By JP Sottile One thing to…Read more →
My take on Steve Bannon’s recent firing is at odds with the celebratory tone I detect from others, especially those claiming it’s a victory for decent people. It was nothing of the sort, and Bannon wasn’t banished for any of the reasons we’ve read about in mainstream media accounts.
Why was Bannon so objectionable, and to whom? Sure, he’s a white nationalist, bigoted, Islamophobic, anti-Semitic, hate-mongering egomaniac. And like so many of his peers in the upper circles of the corporate, military and political world, he’s probably a psychopath. No problem.
