"I have not changed my mind one bit on this bill. This bill could be a lot better. I'm very concerned about the deficits" The post ‘I’m Very Upset’: Steve Bannon Says Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill Needs Fixing in the Senate first appeared on Mediaite.

Steve Bannon, a former White House chief strategist in President Donald Trump's first term, has long criticized Elon Musk and other tech executives.

Steve Bannon, a prominent conservative commentator and a popular MAGA (Make America Great Again) supporter , claimed that “everything changed” for Elon Musk following the President Donald Trump’s public denial of a report suggesting Musk would receive a classified Pentagon briefing on potential U.

Chip Roy told former White House adviser Steve Bannon on Thursday why he voted to pass President Donald Trump’s “one big, beautiful bill,” after previously voting against it. Members voted 215-214-1,

Steve Bannon has predicted there will be friction between U.S. President Donald Trump and Pope Leo. Speaking to British media, Trump's former chief strategist outlined the relationship he believes the president and the new Pope may have. Pope Leo XIV ...

President Trump has got a fiasco created by Johnson and clowns in the House that he has to fix.” The post Steve Bannon Hammers Republican ‘Clowns’ In The House Over Trump-Backed Budget: ‘The Math Simply Doesn’t Work’ first appeared on Mediaite.

Elon Musk reportedly decided to scale back his role at the White House Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) following a denial by President Donald Trump of a secret briefing on China.

Steve Bannon said Elon Musk's role in the Trump government changed after Trump denied a report about Musk getting a secret China briefing. Musk is now focusing more on his companies and less on politics,

Republican Texas Rep. Chip Roy told former White House adviser Steve Bannon on Thursday why he voted to pass President Donald Trump’s “one big, beautiful bill,” after previously voting against it. Members voted 215-214-1,

Trump’s political team had commissioned a poll by Tony Fabrizio, the president’s longtime pollster, that indicated Greene would lose the race by double digits, potentially as much as 18 points, sources familiar with the situation told the Journal.