Steve Bannon

There's a New York Times piece and it talks about America first.

It's a thought piece of where America first goes.

And it obviously deals with much of the vitriol that's going on about America first and who's America first and who's Magan, who's not Magan.

Different people are attacking the president.

As you know, President Trump gives as good as he gets, so he's attacking back.

But there are many voices in this article, two of the voices.

One is Brian Kennedy, one of our contributors.

And Brian actually talks about the war room, and he says he wishes that he didn't sound like the only defender of the president's actions.

As far as actions goes, and he says, because when you get Lindsey Graham or Tel Aviv, Levin, or these other people, they're looking at it from an Israel First perspective.

He's looking at it from an America First perspective.

As you know, Brian makes the case of why this is President Trump's core America First policy.

We just had Cleo on with Manifest Destiny in the Western Pacific and the geographic pivot for hemispheric defense being the Pacific.

And we had the school book fight in Texas because this is all inextricably linked.

It's to teach our history.

as our history actually was and how it unfolded.

And particularly how it unfolded through the eyes of the people at the time.

It's very easy to look back over history and look back over it and put your set of values on top of that and say, oh yeah, these guys were good guys or these men and women were good or bad.

But to look at their eyes as things that happened at the time, this is what this show is about.

This show is a show that is MAGA in that its basis is populist nationalism.

That change in this country, and President Trump, as I say, is a leader like Washington and Lincoln.