Bannon, Gaetz Call for 'Shock Troops' to Take Control of Government if Trump Returns in '24
"Get them ready now," Bannon said, calling for some 4,000 Trump loyalists to be prepared to take over the federal government.
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"Get them ready now," Bannon said, calling for some 4,000 Trump loyalists to be prepared to take over the federal government.
The miami-dade gop chair had to apologize. he sat behind donald trump himself a year later at a speech. he was positioned directly behind trump. he is somebody who was the head of latinos for trump. he went to the white house. he set -- well, his group let's start with celebrated when donald trump said stand back and stand by, the proud boys actually changed their logo to add stand back and stand by to it when donald trump called them out and the last piece here of course he was in the white house but he reportedly didn't meet with donald trump but got an invite to the white house so that is t...
Raw. the rally reached a tipping point when one drove his car into the crowd and killed heather heyer. it was similar to the chaos we saw on the january 6 attack in washington. >> reporter: it was a preview of what we saw, el paso, to capitol hill, there's been a through line of extremism. while we saw the architects of extremism getting served, like roger stone, steve bannon, these are their shock troops who are now seeing the folly of their actions and discovering that hate has consequence. >> he mentioned roger stone and others being subpoenaed by congress. that and much more coming up well...
>> look, we have been tracking these extremist movements for decades and i am not surprised at all to see this. the fact of the matter is this trial in charlottesville is so significant, jim, because it is demonstrating, you know, when four years ago, we saw the horror of hundreds of these white supremacists marching with torches in that college town, that they are actually facing real consequences and in many ways, jim, prior -- in -- in terms of your earlier segment -- what we saw in charlottesville was a preview of what was to come from charlottesville to pittsburgh, el paso, and then capit...
It's a message members of the committee have been reiterating all week. >> the committee is completely in solidarity. every person on the committee recognizes how important it is for us to make sure we enforce subpoenas that. >> we're of one mind. anyone that does not compile, we will refer for criminal prosecution and there needs to be accountability. >> i would recommend the full extent of consequences. jail time, fines. we need to make sure that these people understand that this is not acceptable. >> and at the top of the list for a possible criminal referral is ban bannon. he rebranded tru...