Steven K. Bannon

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Right.

Well, it's a pretty fundamental American impulse to argue against monarchy.

After all, that's where we started.

This is in many ways the most American thing you can do is stand against authoritarian autocratic power for all of our failings, for all of our imperfections at the beginning of the life of the republic.

Unto this hour, we have attempted

at our best to prove that Thomas Paine was right when he wrote in Common Sense and the American Crisis, the vital early revolutionary pieces that in America there is no king but the law.

The law is the king because the law can't be temperamental.

One of the reasons we have the Constitution, one of the reasons we wrote the Declaration of Independence was to stand against the vicissitudes of a government by the strong.

And that is the fundamental American, is the animating American impulse.

And I think to stand up against overreaching power is about as American as it gets.

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In fact, we do the only event.

Are there any other events in the movement?

No.

We've got to put everyone else out of business, right?

So we are the only standard of excellence.

And so we hold ourselves to a higher standard.

We don't do mediocre around here.