Steve Bannon argues that President Biden is ineligible for state funeral honors due to alleged election fraud and border policies, drawing parallels to Richard Nixon's private burial.
Bannon highlighted that Nixon's service lacked the customary 'pomp and circumstance' or a ceremony at the National Cathedral, framing this as a standard.
He maintained that President Biden's personal grief and the closeness of the Biden family, as referenced by Hunter Biden, do not exempt the president from political consequences or the denial of state honors.
Bannon insisted that the 2020 election was 'stolen,' leading him to declare that Joe Biden 'is not and never was a president of United States.'
As proof, Bannon pointed to the absence of a presidential portrait of Biden in the White House and the alleged use of an autopen for his signature.
Bannon asserted that Joe Biden is 'unworthy' and 'illegitimate,' reiterating claims that the 2020 election was stolen and that Biden subsequently allowed a '20-million-person invasion' of the country.
He drew a direct comparison between Biden and Benedict Arnold, labeling Biden a 'traitor' and arguing that consistency demands denying him a state funeral, similar to how Richard Nixon was treated.
While discussing potential funeral arrangements, Bannon acknowledged that the choice of burial location, whether in Delaware or Scranton, rests solely with the Biden family.
He specifically differentiated this private family decision from the protocols governing an official state funeral, maintaining that the family's right to choose a burial site does not automatically grant eligibility for state honors.
Granting the 2018 state funeral request for John McCain reflected a sense of magnanimity from former President Trump, according to Steve Bannon, who attributed the decision to the former president’s kind heart despite their political friction.
Bannon emphasized that Trump went 'out of his way' to accommodate McCain's funeral arrangements.
He contended that granting similar honors to President Biden would establish a dangerous precedent, given Bannon's view of Biden's legitimacy.
Jack Posobiec asserted that former President Barack Obama never publicly congratulated Joe Biden on his record-breaking vote count after the 2020 election.
Posobiec highlighted that during a White House visit, Obama referred to Joe Biden as 'Vice President Biden' rather than 'President Biden,' suggesting that Obama does not consider Biden a legitimate president.
Jack Posobiec added that an investigation is underway into the candidate's past podcast episodes.
The discussion then shifted to broader concerns about the candidate's electoral viability.
Root cited the 1983 Supreme Court ruling in INS v. Chadha, arguing that such a declaration would limit judicial challenges.
He proposes mandating photo ID, proof of citizenship, and restrictions on mail-in ballots.
Root claims that the Senate's current recess prevents the passage of the 'Save America Act,' necessitating executive action.
Root asserted that no other country permits widespread mail-in ballots, ballot harvesting, or dropboxes, implying these methods are inherently fraudulent.
He accused mainstream media outlets of actively avoiding debates or interviews with him to protect their narrative and prevent critical examination of election processes.
Root emphasizes that the 'reaction' itself is the key indicator of dishonesty regarding election integrity discussions.
Bannon explained that an executive declaration of a national security emergency could override congressional gridlock, potentially mandating photo ID and citizenship proof while shielding the policy from all but a two-thirds vote in Congress.
Bannon suggests this executive action would include mandating photo ID, proof of citizenship, and limits on mail-in ballots.
He argued that such an executive declaration would be immune to congressional challenge without a two-thirds vote from both houses.
Wayne Allyn Root issued an open challenge to mainstream media figures, including MSNBC hosts like Stephanie Ruhle, for a public debate on various issues, including election integrity and national security.
Root specifically aimed to challenge Dr. Anthony Fauci on his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic and the safety of vaccines.
He accused Dr. Fauci of suppressing data, particularly regarding miscarriage rates in vaccinated pregnant women.
Root labeled Fauci a 'mass murderer' and called for a Nuremberg-style trial, asserting the vaccines are 'poisonous, deadly.'
Jason Kilmier proposed that mass deportation should be understood as a large-scale logistics exercise, involving broad participation from American civilians, rather than solely traditional law enforcement.
Kilmier suggested activating resources from the Department of Defense and the Department of Transportation to support this effort.
He advocated for invoking national emergency authorities to bypass the limitations of individual departments.
Kilmier views this as a new, distinct skill set, beyond the scope of typical Department of Homeland Security duties.
Jason Kilmier recommended leveraging the Civil Reserve Air Fleet to expand deportation capacity.
He proposed a 'massive civilian hiring surge' to build out a robust logistics enterprise, aiming to create a multifaceted infrastructure capable of sustaining high-volume removals by utilizing every element of national power.
By shifting management of mass deportation programs from the Department of Homeland Security into the West Wing, Jason Kilmier aims to transform the initiative into a daily national priority that remains independent of individual cabinet secretaries.
Steve Bannon echoed this, advocating for placing the office 'next to the president' to make it a daily national priority.
The goal is to ensure that mass deportation efforts avoid dependency on the fluctuating commitment levels of individual cabinet secretaries.
This centralization aims to allow President Trump to directly oversee and 'work the program every day.'
Kilmmeer asserted that 'mass importation' forms the core of the Democratic Party's platform.
He concluded that 'mass deportation' will therefore become a primary plank in the Republican platform, emphasizing that there is 'no more running from this' issue.
Bannon invoked the example of Richard Nixon, who he noted was 'buried in his backyard with nothing,' to set a standard for how Biden should be treated.
He linked Nixon's forced resignation to the same 'deep state' he believes installed Biden, describing the very concept of a state funeral for Biden as 'outrageous.'
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