Steve Bannon is not one to hold back when it comes to speaking his mind, and he did not do so during his popular “War Room: Pandemic” podcast on Wednesday.
The former top Trump adviser made a couple of predictions during his program about the GOP’s chances of winning back control of Congress in the fall.
Not only does he believe they will, but he went on to predict that the new GOP majority will impeach President Joe Biden over policies that have exacerbated mass illegal immigration.
“You have stood down ICE and you’ve stood down Border Patrol, and guess what? That’s the impeachment hearing I want to hear,” Bannon said.
“You’re going to sit there day after day and week after week and we’re going to bring the witnesses,” Bannon continued in remarks that appeared to clearly be aimed at the president.
“We’re going to bring the witnesses of what you did to this country and what you did on the southern border,” he said.
“Preserve your documents because after impeachment, they’re going to put you up on criminal charges. Criminal charges for allowing this country to be invaded by your actions,” Bannon said.
“Acts of commission not acts of omission,” the host added “We’re not going to back down, so write it down. This November is about one thing: it’s impeaching Joe Biden to stop this madness and to stop this illegitimate regime from destroying our nation.”
Bannon’s not the only one who thinks Biden should be removed from office; a growing number of Americans do, too.
High inflation, skyrocketing gas and diesel prices, a nagging supply chain crisis, food and baby formula shortages, and a porous southwestern border have all contributed to equally high levels of anger, resentment, and frustration among Americans, a new survey shows.
And in fact, historically speaking, Biden’s job approval rating is getting so low in some polls he could be bordering on impeachment territory. More on that in a moment.
CBS News reports:
America’s mood is uneasy and worried. Amid continued inflation and stock market declines, large majorities describe their mood as such, and the percentage who call the economy bad has hit highs for the Biden presidency. The number who say things in the country are going badly overall is at the highest level of President Biden’s tenure, too, as pessimism about the market, the economy and prices drives views looking forward — and outweighs optimism about both jobs and coronavirus, as we head into summer.
On impeachment, a new shock poll from UMass Amherst Poll conducted by YouGov found that 68 percent of GOP voters want Biden removed from office if the party wins control of Congress.
“The pollster predicts pressure to impeach will only increase among Republicans,” Mediate reported, citing the survey.
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