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Bannon Discusses Tea Party Populism and Secularism in Congressional Hearing

The passage contains generic political rhetoric from a hearing with Stephen K. Bannon, but lacks specific names, transactions, dates, or actionable details linking powerful actors to misconduct. It of Stephen K. Bannon appeared before a House oversight panel. Bannon frames the Tea Party as a populist revolt against perceived bailouts. He attributes cultural decline to secularism and frames the Mus

Date
November 11, 2025
Source
House Oversight
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House Oversight #029078
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The passage contains generic political rhetoric from a hearing with Stephen K. Bannon, but lacks specific names, transactions, dates, or actionable details linking powerful actors to misconduct. It of Stephen K. Bannon appeared before a House oversight panel. Bannon frames the Tea Party as a populist revolt against perceived bailouts. He attributes cultural decline to secularism and frames the Mus

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And I think that’s why you’re seeing — when you read the media says, “tea party is losing, losing elections,” that is all BS. The elections we don’t win, we’re forcing those crony capitalists to come and admit that they’re not going to do this again. The whole narrative in Washington has been changed by this populist revolt that we call the grassroots of the tea party movement. And it’s specifically because those bailouts were completely and totally unfair. It didn’t make those financial institutions any stronger, and it bailed out a bunch of people — by the way, and these are people that have all gone to Yale, and Harvard, they went to the finest institutions in the West. They should have known better. And by the way: It’s all the institutions of the accounting firms, the law firms, the investment banks, the consulting firms, the elite of the elite, the educated elite, they understood what they were getting into, forcibly took all the benefits from it and then look to the government, went hat in hand to the government to be bailed out. And they've never been held accountable today. Trust me — they are going to be held accountable. You're seeing this populist movement called the tea party in the United States. Harnwell: Okay, I think we've got time for just one or two more questions for Stephen K. Bannon, chairman of Breitbart Media, third-largest news organization in the States. I know youw’re a very, very busy man, so we’re very grateful for the time that you've agreed to put aside for this, to close this conference. “T certainly think secularism has sapped the strength of the Judeo-Christian West to defend its ideals, right?” Bannon: I’m never too busy to share with a group that can do as much good as you guys can. Questioner: What do you think is the major threat today, to the Judeo-Christian Civilization? Secularism, or the Muslim world? In my humble opinion, they’re just trying to defend themselves from our cultural invasion. Thank you. [Question restated by Harnwell]

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