Hello and welcome to the Battleground Podcast. Today we are joined by Maureen Bannon, CEO of the mega successful show war room with Steve Bannon.

Maureen's a West Point graduate and Iraq war veteran. she has dedicated her life to fighting for our country.

As John Adams, one of our founding fathers once said,

posterity, you will never know how much it costs the present generation to preserve your freedom.

I hope you will make good use of it.

Maureen knows firsthand the cost of fighting for our freedom, both at home and

abroad. She pushed through the pain and challenges of West Point, she deployed to Iraq, and she returned home to continue fighting

for America.

We'll be discussing Maureen's experience at West Point, her deployment to Iraq, and how it shaped her views on foreign policy, how she became essentially America first.

We'll also talk about the pain of watching her father be indicted and how she found the strength to persevere.

Join us in this important conversation and let us all remember that it is our duty as Americans to fight for freedom and make sure

that our children inherit a nation that is better than one we had.

And without further ado, I hope that you enjoy my conversation with Maureen Bannon.

Hey Maureen Bannon, welcome to the show. It's awesome to have you here and my first question is of course

What do I call you should I should I call you Captain Bannon or should I call you

little honey badger or mini banon like what are you most comfortable with

um you can call me anything I've never heard little honey badger though is I've been called baby

But I like little honey badger little it has to it has to be L. I L for it to work

You know I mean I still get called Captain Bannon on the show. It's funny that's how people

seem to recognize me like in a restaurant here in Virginia.

Someone yelled across the restaurant Captain Bannon.

And I just, I mean, I had the shock look on my face because it's.

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