that Steve Bannon has about Elon Musk and his connections to the Trump White House,

how much influence Elon is going to have.

This is the headline from the New York Times.

Elon Musk is an evil person, Steve Bannon says.

There are many within the America First movement, and I consider myself to be one of those people in that movement,

that are really concerned about some of the changes that are being made, the attempts to silence people

that might disagree with Elon Musk, and they might, you know, again, these might be all legitimate

concerns.

But Elon promised early on that X was going to be a platform of free speech, and that's just

clearly not the case anymore.

I want to bring into the conversation, the editor of National Pulse, a great publication,

co-founder of War Room, Rahim Kassam.

Rahim, good to have you with us today.

Thank you for having me.

So I'm curious, do you share the same concerns that Steve does about Elon Musk?

Yeah, I do.

I think when you, look, the way I think about it is, and I was talking to a friend of mine

about this recently and explaining to him that when the Democrat Party decided that it was going

to start taking billions of corporate cash, George Soros money, all of that stuff, it still

tried to present itself as a party of the American

worker, at least, at least ostensibly. That changed over the course of about 20 years. It became

the party of big corporate enterprise, globalism, took, you know, union considerations, worker considerations, and kind of placed them at the back burner.

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