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Eric Greitens, the former Missouri governor who resigned over a sexual misconduct allegation and is now running for Senate, is a frequent guest. Liz Cheney, R-Wyo., as chair of the House Republican Conference. Elise Stefanik, R-N.Y., dropped by this month as she worked to unseat Trump critic Rep. "I think politicians see that need to reach that audience." "And we pride ourselves on that," he said, making no secret that he views the last election similarly. Bannon said he's jokingly told some, "We're with the dead-enders now," a reference to those who believe what Democrats and some Republicans term "the big lie" - that the election was stolen. The podcast is a home for the most ardent Trump backers. Bannon encourages skepticism about vaccines one minute and peddles zinc and Vitamin D pills the next. On this show, Joe Biden is not the real president, and the theory that Covid-19 leaked from a Wuhan, China, lab has been a hot topic for more than a year. It’s routinely among the most popular podcasts on Apple’s platform and streams live twice each weekday and once every Saturday through the Real America’s Voice network. With Fox News appearing to lose favor among some of Trump’s most diehard fans, "War Room" appears to be gaining steam as a safe space for the far right. Ambitious Republicans are flocking there for the chance to demonstrate loyalty to Bannon's former boss and pitch themselves to Trump’s voters - and, more indirectly, to Trump himself. Dominion has sued Lindell for defamation, seeking $1.3 billion in damages.Steve Bannon has a new MAGA megaphone, and Republicans eager to shine in a party still tethered to former President Donald Trump know it.īannon, the former Breitbart News executive and one of the architects of Trump's Make America Great Again movement, has increasingly leveraged his "War Room: Pandemic" podcast into a kind of proxy primary.

Lindell said the election technology company Dominion Voting Systems was a key player in rigging the election and then engaged in a "cover-up." (There is zero indication of any wrongdoing involving Dominion, let alone extensive fraud, and thus, obviously, no cover-up.

Radio host John Fredericks said the Georgia counties of Cobb, Fulton, DeKalb and Gwinnett "represent the majority of fake Democratic voters in Georgia, where they had all the fraud." (There is no evidence of widespread election fraud in Georgia, nor any evidence that any Georgia county has a significant problem with "fake" voters.).

There was simply no such Florida plot the Texas results, showing that Trump won by more than five percentage points, are accurate.)

Keshel said "there was a plan in place" to rig Florida, which only failed because Trump did better than expected with voters in the south of the state, and that the election results were "tremendously off" even in Texas.

Keshel, the supposed data analyst, said there was a "67-county operation" to fraudulently "shave" Trump's vote totals in Pennsylvania.

And there is no evidence that a large number of undocumented people voted illegally in any state.) (There is, again, no evidence for these figures.

During a conversation about Arizona, Giuliani asserted that undocumented immigrants would be shown to be responsible for "30 (thousand), 40,000" illegitimate votes.

(There was no evidence that any underage person voted in Georgia, let alone tens of thousands of underage people.)

Giuliani said that in Georgia, 68,000 people voted even though they were under the legal voting age of 18.The claim about 74,000 unexplained ballots in Maricopa, which came from the person hired to run the sham Republican "audit" in the county, had already been definitively debunked by the time Giuliani repeated it.) Former Trump White House aide Boris Epshteyn said Arizona's Maricopa County was "polluted" with "74,000 extra ballots" Giuliani said those ballots were "made out by Democratic operatives." (False and false.(Trump lost each state by more than seven percentage points.) Lindell said Trump "won New Hampshire and Minnesota" in 2020.Trump did have midnight leads in some key states, but it was clear at the time that many mail-in votes and votes from Democratic-leaning cities hadn't been counted yet.) Trump had won the election." (To anyone who actually understands elections, it never seemed that Trump had won. Navarro said that, at midnight on Election Night, "it was very clear that President Donald J.Bannon said Trump not only won the 2020 election but "won in a landslide." (Trump lost by 74 votes in the Electoral College and more than seven million actual votes.).