Stephen K. Bannon

Here's your host, Stephen K. Bann.

Wednesday, 1 April, year of alert 2026.

OK, we're a couple of hours away from the president give a major address, I think, from the Oval Office tonight.

Soon it's going to be about, I don't know, 20, 30 minutes long, probably the max.

The networks are picking up.

So they normally are pretty when they negotiate these things.

They're pretty intense.

admit about the time um politico's got a story up with my thoughts i'll get back to that in a moment we're also a couple hours away from historic first time in the history of the country that a president has gone up during a live hearing uh an argument uh in front of the supreme court mike howell joins of course mike you had a a number of big things today including the launching of the mass deportation coalition action plan we'll get to that in a second

I think that people, as they heard the Solicitor General make the arguments today and then heard some of the comments from the various justices and not simply the crazed left-wingers, more than ever, it seemed like a great day for you to launch your mass deportation coalition.

Talk to me first, what was your sense of what happened at the Supreme Court today?

Yeah, well, obviously, exciting day that President Trump was there.

I think it was right for him to be there to show how committed he is to ending this absurd and unconstitutional policy that stems from a wrongly decided case so long ago.

I mean, birthright citizenship is a joke.

People just jump the borders, have kids, and now they're citizens.

Chinese use birth tourism.

I mean, get out of here.

No, serious country does that.

And we know why the Democrats want to keep it.

It's because mass migration is their political strategy.

But look, you can't read too much into these hearings.