Steve Bannon

we've come back ascended.

And that's really because of, I think, a tremendous amount of prayer and sacrifice from the most religious people, deeply religious people in our movement.

One thing I can tell you, I don't go to any of these public events or any of these talks or speeches or the CPACs or the Mike Lindell's or all these other conferences I go to that a, I won't say vast, but a good portion of the audience, more than the majority, almost two thirds, are there deeply religious.

And they're not particularly wealthy in the material world.

They're not the people hanging out in East Hampton or hanging out in Miami Beach or hanging out in Beverly Hills or Holmby Hills or Pacific Heights up in the Bay Area because that's not necessary.

It's the strength of your faith and connecting that faith to your country's betterment.

And right now that betterment is the first to save her than to help turn it around.

And in believing in the reason you're doing that because you're part of something bigger and part of that something bigger is you've been blessed to be born in this time, in this place, in this Republic, the new Jerusalem.

And if that makes you a Christian nationalist, so be it.

That's their problem, not yours.

They're completely freaked out about this now.

They're completely in meltdown.

When you see the thing they're most worried about, they're most worried about, and they can't figure it out, and they don't want to admit it's because of your religious faith.

This is the key point.

They understand that the Trump movement did not go away.

They understand that this just didn't evaporate.

And now they understand that what President Trump has done in his leadership is built a movement that will surpass him and live well past him and grow.

And that in growing, we will take back the country and we will make America great again.

Back to her finest days.

That is what they hate because they thought they had you crushed.