“A friend reminded me,” Bannon began, “the 1906 San Francisco fire burned for four days, caused financial panic, and ultimately led to the creation of the Federal Reserve.” He described how the chaos of that era forced J.P. Morgan to intervene, but the long-term financial repercussions reshaped America’s economic system.

Bannon also told the audience on Saturday that a Federal take over of the state may be necessary:

“You May Need A Federal Takeover.” Steve Bannon On Newsom Rejecting Outside Firefighter Support For California And Chaos With Aid Management pic.twitter.com/8JB8132Yc0

— Bannon’s WarRoom (@Bannons_WarRoom) January 11, 2025

Bannon warned that the current crisis could be far worse. “This isn’t just about the flames,” he said. “It’s about the financial fallout. Insurance systems out there are going to collapse. They’ve already pumped $50 billion, and it’ll likely hit $150 billion.” He emphasized that this burden will fall disproportionately on the American people, raising questions about fairness and governance. “How can you justify bailing out multimillion-dollar mansions in Beverly Hills or Bel Air when the average American is struggling to make ends meet?”

Bannon painted a vivid picture of devastation. “The Catholic school’s gone. The temple’s gone. The library’s gone. The houses, these quaint little homes in Pacific Palisades—gone.” He lamented the destruction of community landmarks and warned that the cultural and economic impact would resonate far beyond Los Angeles. […]

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Check out this short clip:

Bannon: "All Bushes And Bush Related People, You Suck" pic.twitter.com/Clzj3ZZgqT

— Bannon’s WarRoom (@Bannons_WarRoom) January 9, 2025

Bush’s Public Snub: A New Low in Presidential Decorum

Imagine this: a former president, George W. Bush, walking into the National Cathedral during a state funeral. He bypasses President Trump and Mrs. Trump with a deliberate snub, skipping any semblance of social grace. Instead, he saunters to Barack Obama and delivers a jovial jab to the gut, as if at a fraternity party, not a funeral.

This isn’t just bad manners; it’s emblematic of the Bush dynasty’s disdain for MAGA and, by extension, millions of Americans who have turned their backs on establishment politics. […]

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