>>24266300

>If you think Steve Bannon was a traitor conspiring against Trump with Epstein, you are not playing 3-D chess. Traitor … Or infiltrator? Which makes more sense? You know which.

^^^^^^^^^^

this

>>24266334

<>Traitor.

<>Bannon's social media shills are shit at this.

you are shit at this

RECONCILE

Donald J. Trump

@realDonaldTrump

Two very good guys who were treated so unfairly by Sleepy Joe Biden. But now, they are bigger than ever!!! President DJT

Feb 02, 2026, 9:32 AM

https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/116001521088210593

>>24266345

>RECONCILE

>>24266352

<>Your paymasters are cooked.

<>Thanks for playing tho sport.

still can't reconcile, sport

>>24266351

>This too:

>DOJ moves to wipe Steve Bannon's contempt conviction tied to Jan 6 probe.

Exactly.

It's all of the RINO Desimps back at it. Trying (and failing) again

### Hosts and Co-Hosts

These individuals regularly host or co-host episodes of Steve Bannon's War Room podcast, with connections to Donald Trump's administration or campaigns.

• Steve Bannon: Primary host and founder; former White House Chief Strategist in the Trump administration.

• Natalie Winters: Co-host and White House correspondent; started as an intern and became a regular on-air presence.

• Raheem Kassam: Co-host; involved in early episodes and Trump-aligned political commentary.

-Jason Miller: Co-host; senior advisor to Trump's campaigns and administration.

### Contributors and Frequent Guests from Trump's Administration

These are former Trump administration officials or close allies who appear repeatedly as guests or contributors, often discussing policy, elections, or MAGA strategies.

| Name | Role in Trump Admin/Connection | Frequency/Notes |

|--|------|---|

Peter NavarroFormer White House Trade Advisor | Frequent guest and occasional host; appeared in 26+ episodes, focusing on economy and China. |

Kash PatelFormer National Security official (NSC, ODNI) | Frequent guest host; discussed intelligence and Trump policies. |

| Rudy Giuliani | Former Trump personal lawyer; NYC Mayor | Frequent guest; 16+ episodes, often on legal and election topics. |

Russ VoughtFormer OMB Director | Frequent guest; discussed Project 2025 and government reform. |

Scott BessentNominated Treasury Secretary | Guest; appeared on economic discussions. |

Tulsi GabbardNominated DNI | Guest; intelligence and foreign policy focus. |

| Mike Davis | Trump ally; potential AG nominee | Frequent contributor; cited by Trump family and discussed legal strategies. |

Boris EpshteynTrump legal advisor | Frequent guest; election and legal commentary. |

Matt GaetzFormer Congressman; nominated AG | Frequent guest; appeared during key political moments. |

| Elise Stefanik | Congresswoman; House GOP leadership | Frequent guest; discussed Trump indictments and GOP strategy. |

| Marjorie Taylor Greene | Congresswoman | Frequent guest; election denial and MAGA topics. |

### Trump Family Members

Trump family members have appeared as guests, often discussing campaigns, elections, or family perspectives on politics. Appearances are less frequent than officials but notable.

-Donald Trump Jr.: Frequent guest; discussed MAGA movement and endorsed allies like Mike Davis.

-Eric Trump: Guest; appeared in pre-insurrection contexts and election discussions.

-Lara Trump: Guest; RNC co-chair, discussed party and family views.

### Other Notable Frequent Guests (Trump Allies, Not Direct Admin)

• Mike Lindell: MyPillow CEO; frequent on election topics.

• Joe Allen: Frequent on AI and tech.

• Julie Kelly: Frequent on legal and Jan. 6 issues.

This list focuses on frequent appearances based on podcast data, IMDb credits, and media reports. The show airs multiple episodes daily, amplifying these voices in MAGA circles.

>>24266416

still can't reconcile, sport

>-Donald Trump Jr.: Frequent guest; discussed MAGA movement and endorsed allies like Mike Davis.

>-Eric Trump: Guest; appeared in pre-insurrection contexts and election discussions.

>-Lara Trump: Guest; RNC co-chair, discussed party and family views.

###Current Trump 2.0 Administration Members Who Appeared on Bannon's War Room

Based on available data as of February 2026, the following individuals from the provided list of War Room contributors and guests are serving in the Trump administration. This focuses on confirmed or appointed roles, excluding those who withdrew nominations or hold non-administration positions.

| Name | Current Role in Trump Administration | Notes on War Room Appearances |

|--|--------|-----—-|

Peter NavarroSenior Counselor for Trade and Manufacturing | Frequent guest and occasional host; discussed trade, economy, and China policies. |

Kash PatelDirector of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) | Frequent guest; focused on intelligence, national security, and Trump-era investigations. |

Russ VoughtDirector of the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) | Frequent guest; covered government reform, Project 2025, and fiscal policy. |

Scott BessentSecretary of the Treasury | Guest; appeared in economic and financial discussions. |

Tulsi GabbardDirector of National Intelligence (DNI) | Guest; topics included foreign policy, intelligence, and military issues. |

Boris EpshteynPersonal Senior Counsel to President Trump | Frequent guest; provided legal and election commentary. |

These individuals have been confirmed in their roles through Senate processes or direct presidential appointments, and their War Room appearances were documented in podcast records and media analyses. Others from the original list, such as Matt Gaetz (withdrew AG nomination) and Elise Stefanik (withdrew UN Ambassador nomination), are not currently in administration positions.

>>24266455

>>24266438

> Amber McReynolds

this broad needs to be fired unless they're letting her commit moar election stealing crimes to gather evidence.

Postal leadership

Board of Governors Executive Leadership Team Leadership organization

Amber F. McReynolds

Chairwoman, USPS Board of Governors

Chairwoman, USPS Board of Governors Amber F. McReynolds

Amber F. McReynolds was appointed to the Postal Service Board of Governors by President Joseph R. Biden and was confirmed by the Senate on May 13, 2021. She is serving the remainder of a seven-year term that expires on December 8, 2026. McReynolds was elected by her fellow Governorsto serve as chair on November 14, 2024, and was reelected as chair on November 14, 2025. Previously, she was elected by her fellow Governors to serve as vice chair on November 14, 2023. She also currently chairs the Board’s Strategic Government Services Committee and serves on the Compensation and Governance Committee.

McReynolds is a leading expert on election administration and policy. Her professional career has focused on strengthening democratic institutions with a goal of improving the voting experience for all: first as an election official, serving as the director of elections for the City and County of Denver; then as a thought leader and founding chief executive officer for a national nonpartisan organization; and now as an elections consultant and advisor supporting election officials, government institutions, businesses and nonpartisan organizations across the United States.

As the former director of elections for the City and County of Denver, McReynolds led the implementation of a first-in-the-nation ballot tracking, reporting, and communication program to increase accountability and enhance security for mail ballots. Her efforts garnered national and international awards and helped shape Colorado’s system modernizations in 2013. In 2018, Governing magazine named her a Top Public Official of the Year for her work to improve the voting process. She was also recognized as a 2020 Top Women in Business in Colorado and in 2022 she received the University of Illinois Alumni Achievement Award.

McReynolds is the co-author of “When Women Vote” and regularly delivers speeches on how to improve and strengthen election processes and improve the voting experience. She serves on the National Task Force on Election Crises and the National Council on Election Integrity. She also serves as an advisory board member for the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Election and Data Science Lab and serves on various boards of directors and advisory boards for other national organizations and businesses. McReynolds also served on the 2021 Colorado Independent Redistricting Commission.

McReynolds is a graduate of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and holds a Master of Science degree from the London School of Economics and Political Science.

Latest update: December 2025

>>24266438

>>24266543

Opinion: Opinion Columns

Opinion: Denver must rethink how it holds elections to become a stronger, more modern city government

Ranked choice voting, November elections and staggered city council terms would go a long way to making Denver a more representative, responsive government

Amber McReynolds 1:30 AM MDT on Sep 23, 2025

>>24266527

>>24266547

>Been there done that…

>I’m on Fire

>>24266562

>>24266562

>>24266579

Too bad "Epstein Class" is anti semetic

Ro Khanna

@RoKhanna

.@matthewschmitz

believes that my coining the phrase Epstein class & @ossoff

using it subsequently in a speech is "antisemitic."

I reject conspiracy theories.

But we must call out rich and powerful men who act above the law. Democrats should campaign against the Epstein class.

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The Epstein files have led to an extraordinary outpouring of antisemitism.

https://washingtonpost.com/opinions/2026/02/12/how-epstein-files-are-fueling-antisemitic-conspiracy-theories/

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>>24266593

>Too bad "Epstein Class" is anti semetic

oy vey

The Nexus Project

@NexusProjectUS

Some have asked our thoughts on the term"Epstein class." Here is what we think about it.⬇️

Jeffrey Epstein and his friends' abuse of young women and girls is disgusting, and we should be calling it out. We should continue to call out corruption and greed.But the term “Epstein class" risks morphing into a term, and trope, used to refer to a cabal of wealthy elites who control politics, money, and global influence.

There are ways to call out Epstein's abhorrent behavior, as well as corruption and greed, without engaging in antisemitic tropes, even if such engagement was unintentional. We discourage the use of the term “Epstein class” while encouraging more of our leaders to call out Epstein and others, Jewish and not, and work for justice for the victims of his abuse.

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@RoKhanna

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Jan 15

This is a defining issue of our time.

Do you stand with the Epstein class or survivors?

Are you protecting girls or pedophiles? x.com/SRS_jeremy/sta…

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>>24266603

Creepy motherfucka

>>24266562

>>24266579

>assie.png) (h) (u)

>>24266579

OH SHIT OH SHIT

𝙏𝙝𝙚 𝙂𝙤𝙡𝙙𝙚𝙣 𝘼𝙜𝙚 𝙏𝙞𝙢𝙚𝙨 🇺🇸

@GoldenAgeTimes2

🚨BOMBSHELL:Thomas Massie UNFOLLOWS Diligent Denizen over investigation into Epstein's Zorro Ranch's new owner, Don Huffines: "You're barking up the wrong tree […] I'm not touching this!"

Diligent was investigating Jeffrey Epstein's Zorro Ranch, when he came across a very familiar name: Don Huffines. Huffines ran for TX Governor in 2022, who Massie endorsed, & is currently a candidate for TX Comptroller.Huffines is also is a Rand Paul megadonor & has donated to Massie's campaign in the past, as well. Massie & Huffines are friends.

Zorro Ranch, now known as San Rafael Ranch as of 2023, was where a majority of Epstein's trafficking, abuse & experimentations unfolded. It's also said in the files that there were several young girls buried on the property, who died due to the extreme abuse inflicted on them. But for some reason, it was never raided by the FBI after Epstein's arrest.

For years prior to his arrest, Epstein was boasting to top scientists that this ranch was being used as a baby factory. The current owner, who purchased this property for some reason, owns HEST (Huffines Enterprises Science & Technology). HEST is an investor in Secretome, a biotech company that uses cardiac cells from the hearts of babies under 30 days old. Interesting.

Back to Diligent, he messaged Massie this information, & the way Massie responded was deeply shocking to him: "My jaw hit the floor. The response I got from Massie when I showed him who owned the ranch, made my heart sink to my stomach." He continued, "Because I am [investigating Zorro Ranch's current owner], [Thomas Massie] doesn't even want to be associated with me. He f*cking unfollowed me for covering this story."

Now why would someone who is on a very public crusade to get the Epstein Files released, unfollow a journalist for investigating Zorro Ranch & its new owner? You'd think he'd be grateful for the tip. Furthermore, why would Mr. Principles want to discourage a journalist from investigating his friend?

As stated earlier in this post, Thomas Massie is a friend of Don Huffines. He endorsed Huffines' Gubernatorial run in 2022 (receipts in the replies), had Massie visit him for a few days in TX in April 2024, & has been a Rand Paul Megadonor for years.

Thomas Massie's outrage over Epstein is very selective. His associates & donors get a pass, but anyone else either remotely associated with Trump, or having possible ties to the Super PAC formed to take him down (MAGA KY), is being relentlessly targeted by him. This is all about his campaign.

If Massie had nothing to hide, he would have welcomed Diligent's information. Perhaps, put him in touch with Huffines to give his side of the story. Instead, he shut it down by telling Diligent that he's barking up the wrong tree.

For someone that says he wants everything out there about the Epstein Files, you'd think he'd want to bark up every single tree for answers, but I guess when someone gives tens of thousands to his best friend, that someone becomes off-limits.

Video 1 via @xAlphaWarriorx

Video 2 via Diligent's space, chatting with Shadow of Ezra.

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