Steve Bannon Urges MAGA On To ‘Victory’ With Call To Action from Prison

Steve Bannon, the ex-chief strategist to former President Donald Trump, issued a fiery “message to MAGA” from behind bars urging the Trump faithful to forget undecided voters and focus on those who are unlikely to participate at all in the upcoming election, arguing that the demographic could “break our way.”

In a column on Thursday for The National Pulse, managed by former Breitbart editor-in-chief Raheem Kassam, Bannon made his case clear: it’s no longer about changing minds—it’s about mobilizing the base.

Bannon wrote: “The reality is that there is no significant group of ‘undecided’ voters left regarding the candidates themselves. People know where they stand when it comes to President Trump and his opponents. What remains unclear for some is whether they will actually participate in the voting process.”

From his cell at Danbury Prison, where he is serving a four-month sentence for contempt of Congress, Bannon spoke directly to Trump’s core supporters, calling himself a “political prisoner.”

“The stakes have never been higher,” Bannon warned. A Trump victory, he argued, would lead to sweeping Republican control of Congress and the White House. According to Bannon, this trifecta would allow them to dismantle policies that have “harmed Americans” and realign the country’s trajectory.

Vice President Kamala Harris, Bannon argued, had “peaked” and offered no real answers for pressing issues like inflation, crime, and national security.

He argued: “These topics can’t be masked by feel-good phrases, celebrity endorsements, or as many Oprah interviews as you want.”

In his call for a defiant final push he concluded: “Victory is at hand.”