“War Room” host Steve Bannon warned Donald Trump‘s critics they should “fear” his incoming presidency if he is elected in November.
The former Trump aide responded to a discussion on MSNBC between host Mika Brzezinski, John Prideaux, U.S. editor at The Economist,
The group was discussing Trump’s remarks about “being a dictator on day one,” which was taken out of context by the media.
Responding to the discussion, Bannon said:
“We mock your fear, we want you to fear. There’s going to be accountability [when Trump becomes president].”
“We are taking apart the administrative state.”We’re going to destroy the deep state and we’re going to hold everybody responsible that put this republic in the situation it’s in today.”
“Accountability. Responsibility. And that will come with authority,” Bannon continued.
“The authority of Donald John Trump as the 47th president of the United States. Full stop. It’s happening and it’s going to happen.”
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“It’s organizing, it’s self organizing at every level because people are disgusted.”
“They’re repulsed by what you stand for,” he continued.
“They’re repulsed by what you try to do this country. Disgusted. Revulsion. And you’re gonna have to deal with it.
“Caesar, the end of America,” he continued.
“They are teeing up understanding their defenses are crashing around them. The lawfare is crashing,” he said.
“They’re putting it out into the public the danger of Trump, and the danger of the Trump movement,” he said.
