In a recent episode of Steve Bannon’s podcast, he and former Pentagon appointee Kash Patel delivered a stern message to the media, particularly targeting MSNBC’s ‘Morning Joe’ staff. Bannon, a former adviser to President Trump, cautioned that a potential Trump return to office would see a rigorous pursuit of his critics in the media.
Bannon’s remarks were direct and unambiguous. He talked about dismantling the “deep state” and holding those who have committed “evil deeds” accountable, suggesting possible prosecution. This threat was not just limited to government figures but also extended to media personnel who, in Bannon’s view, have allegedly propagated falsehoods about American citizens and assisted Joe Biden in “rigging” the presidential elections.
Kash Patel, whose potential future role as the head of the CIA was hinted at by Bannon, echoed these sentiments. He emphasized that their approach would be based on facts and the law, aiming to rectify perceived injustices.
Both Patel and Bannon underscored the seriousness of their threats, asserting that their words were not mere rhetoric but actual intentions to act upon Trump’s return to power. These declarations have sparked concern and debates about the implications for freedom of the press and the potential impact on media operations if Trump were to be re-elected.
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