Steve Bannon

That's what's in the Hall of Congress because in the in the in the deep state, because two thirds of them are lawyers.

This is one of the most significant problems we have to go after.

John Eastman, how was it for you when they came after you, sir?

And don't bury the lead.

Norm Eisen's down there last Friday in the five-hour or eight-hour, I think it was eight-hour, evidentiary hearing.

Norm Eisen and Abby Lowell are sitting there.

Norm Eisen's hired in that.

This is what they're coming after us.

This audience was mesmerized.

You've been working as our top constitutional lawyer.

You've had so many other victories.

They said this is a fringe theory.

It didn't sound so fringe the other day in front of the Supreme Court.

This audience was mesmerized by Sauer's arguments, the questions, the questions of the justices, the intensity of it.

Of course, the ACLU's bizarro theories.

Just put us in the room.

You've worked, you dedicate a big part of your life to this issue.

Tell us what it was like and what do you think, not that we can pick what the judge is going to do, but where do you think this stands right now on the outcomes?

I take it they'll rule by June before they take off, by late June.

But this has ignited so much interest in this, and you're kind of the godfather of this.