Jack Smith Faces SENATE FIRE

Steve Bannon and Neil McCabe preview Tuesday’s packed Capitol Hill calendar, including the Senate Judiciary grilling of former special counsel Jack Smith over alleged abuse of authority and targeting of Republicans. Bannon questions why Smith is “still walking around” as House and Senate fights over records, referrals, and accountability intensify.

Bannon warns that reversing House work, cutting executive-order funding, and a government shutdown would lock in two years of chaos. He maps where grassroots pressure on the House and Senate still matters before those reversals become permanent.

The Make America Healthy Again conference lands the same day in Washington, with cabinet-level and movement figures in the mix. War Room flags the packed slate and where the audience should watch the health-policy fight unfold.

McCabe reports from the ground on Real America’s Voice running the White House pool after legacy networks sat out. Independent outlets now get the same pool feed plus notes at RAVPool.org. Bannon and McCabe argue the old press caste has been dethroned: live-view backpacks replaced satellite trucks, the color and cameras are better, and social creators can add their own context instead of waiting for a filter.

McCabe’s New York Times shot becomes the joke and the point. A former White House Correspondents Association president claimed RAV coverage put the president’s life in danger. Bannon and McCabe fire back at the “no security” dinner culture, pool reporters who shove through Rose Garden crowds yelling “I’m pool,” and a professional class that thought it owned the president’s message.

If independent cameras can deliver the same White House feed the networks used to gatekeep, should legacy media ever get that monopoly back?

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Host: Steve Bannon
Guest: Neil McCabe

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