Bannon’s War Room: Maga Guru Steve Bannon slams Trump’s business secretary Howard Lutnik after Elon Musk
Steve Bannon blows up Howard Lutnick
According to Daily Break , Lutnik has become a defender of U.S. President Donald Trump’s most popular government tariff policy. He also gradually influxed the economy through predictions such as claiming “no recession in the United States.”
But Bannon, who has long advocated for tariffs, made it clear that he lost patience with Lutnick and, according to the report, poured more fuel between himself and Doge Head Head Elon Musk. According to Daily Brutality, the intervention has created a new civil war within the MAGA, or at least one new front in the existing Bannon Musk hostilities.
Maga Guru said in the podcast: “Blunt me.
Bannon continued to mock Lutnick, saying Trump’s tariffs would be brought back to work, but at the same time, robots would make American workers “more effective”, as the Daily Daily.
Last week, the Commerce Secretary told CBS News: “The army of millions and millions of people tightens the small screws to make the iPhone, which is a thing to come to the United States. He added: “In fact, I don’t know why Lutnik is still making the media.” “He even stressed that according to the report, there is a way to bring “America No. 1” transaction orders back to the US manufacturing industry based on the report. Bannon asserted: “No, Howard Lutnick, the robot will not be all done.” ”
Bannon Calls Lutnik’s Magazine Alternative
Bannon even went on to suggest other Trump administration officials who could serve as Lutnik’s stance, such as economic adviser Kevin Hassett, trade adviser Peter Navarro, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer reported.
FAQ
Why does Steve Bannon criticize Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick?
Bannon believes Lutnick’s job failed, calling him “nearly an infinite disaster” especially because of his comments on robotics and manufacturing.
Lutnick is talking about inspiring Bannon’s anger?
Lutnick said millions of people would assemble iPhones in the United States, but also emphasized that robots make workers more “efficient”, and Bannon laughed at the workers.
