Global News, Thursday published a story about an upcoming debate on Populism including Stephen K. Bannon, chairman of COAR.

From the article:

“Steve Bannon will be participating in a Munk debate on the rise of populism, organizers announced Wednesday, just days after the controversial figure was dropped as a headliner of the New Yorker Festival.

The former White House chief strategist will debate senior editor of The Atlantic and media commentator David Frum at Roy Thomson Hall on Nov. 2.

Both men will take on “the rise of populism,” with Bannon on the “pro” side and Frum on the “con.”

The website said the debate itself will move the motion, “Be it resolved, the future of western politics is populist, not liberal…”

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The Hollywood Reporter, Wednesday published an article about the movie and maker, American Dharma, a documentary about Stephen K. Bannon, the Chairman of COAR, which played Tuesday at the Venice Film Festival.

From the article:

“The two dissect everything from how Bannon was influenced by Morris’ film ‘The Fog of War,’ his role in co-founding Breitbart, how he helped Trump win the 2016 presidential election, his theories behind nationalist populism and more, all around the structure of discussing his favorite works from directors including David Lean, Orson Welles, Stanley Kubrick and John Ford.

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CBS, Wednesday published an article titled: Lindsey Graham: Trump will be “investigated to death” if Democrats win the House.

From the article:

White House counsel Don McGahn will be leaving the White House amid ongoing investigations into the president’s associates. President Trump made the announcement on Twitter, surprising McGahn, a source told CBS News.

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Tuesday, the Economist tweet out their intention to let stand an invitation they had given Stephen K. Bannon, against the complaints of Democrats.

From the article:

“IN LIGHT of the criticism of my decision to interview Steve Bannon on stage as part of The Economist’s Open Future festival on September 15th, I would like to explain why we invited him.

The Open Future festival is the culmination of an initiative to mark this newspaper’s 175th anniversary. Our goal is to remake the case for liberal values in the 21st century by engaging in a global conversation about our world view with our supporters and, crucially, our critics.

Our premise has been that progress is best achieved when ideas are tested in open debate. For the past five months the Open Future initiative has spawned a vibrant discussion online on the prospects for free markets and open societies. We have included contributors with whose views we agree and disagree; we have hosted debates on controversial subjects.

The event on September 15th will be a live continuation of these conversations. A variety of prominent people will appear on panels and in other forums. It will be a day of robust argument, where ideas and individuals are challenged.

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— The Economist (@TheEconomist) September 4, 2018

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Tuesday, Fox News released a statement made by Stephen K. Bannon about a highly public slight.  The New Yorker had both announced Bannon’s appearance at an event in October and hours later dis-invited him on social media, after calls of anger from the left and high profile Democrats about Bannon’s appearance.

From Fox News:

 David Remnick, the editor of the New Yorker, said on Monday that the magazine would take back its invitation to Steve Bannon after threats from liberal speakers who refused to share the stage with the ex-Trump aide.

In an email statement to the Associated Press, Bannon wrote: “After being contacted several months ago and with seven weeks of continual requests for this event, I accepted The New Yorker’s invitation with no thought of an honorarium.”

“The reason for my acceptance was simple: I would be facing one of the most fearless journalists of his generation. In what I would call a defining moment, David Remnick showed he was gutless when confronted by the howling online mob,” he added.

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Monday, The Hill published statements by former Vice President, Joe Biden exposing his fear over not regaining control of the House in 2018.

From the article:

“Former Vice President Joe Biden on Monday said that “everything” is at stake for Democrats in the upcoming midterms.  Everything. It’s simple: everything,” Biden said in response to a question from a Politico reporter on the importance of November’s general election.

Biden made the comments as he prepared to march in the Labor Day parade in Pittsburgh. His statement comes just a couple months before a midterm election that Democrats view as a chance to retake control of the House and maybe the Senate.

Democrats are seen as heavy favorites to take back control of the House. But despite those prospects, Trump has repeatedly pushed the idea that there will be a “red wave” in November.

“We are winning on just about every front and for that reason there will not be a Blue Wave, but there might be a Red Wave!” Trump tweeted last month.

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Monday, The ABC’s Sarah Ferguson interviewed Stephen K. Bannon, chairman of COAR, about the Global Populist Movement that he understands better than anyone else.   Bannon also spoke about the midterms and his upcoming movie, Trump at War.

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Saturday , the Washington Post published an article exposing their agenda to get President Donald J. Trump impeached by having a public trial in the media and court of public opinion.  Below is the baseless polling numbers meant to show a groundswell of favorability to remove the President of the United States.

From the article:

“The recent convictions of President Trump’s former campaign chairman Paul Manafort and his longtime lawyer Michael Cohen have pushed talk of a possible impeachment proceeding to a new level. Right now, it’s potentially tricky territory for both parties.

A new Washington Post-ABC News poll finds that 49 percent of all Americans say Congress should initiate impeachment proceedings, while 46 percent are opposed. Among registered voters, it’s the opposite — 46 percent in favor and 49 percent opposed. Those are higher numbers in support than in other recent polls.

Three in 4 Democrats now favor a start to impeachment, while 4 in 5 Republicans do not. Fifty-seven percent of women say yes; 55 percent of men say no. Whites oppose; nonwhites favor.

All of this raises the question of whether the White House is prepared, should the Democrats take the House and move forward to try to impeach the president. Reporting by The Washington Post’s Philip Rucker, Carol Leonnig, Josh Dawsey and Ashley Parker indicates that the answer is no, according to allies of the president. Trump announced Wednesday that White House counsel Donald McGahn will leave after the midterms. Others in the counsel’s office already have departed. Republican allies of the president should be concerned,” reported the Washington Post.

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Friday, Western Journal reported on Stephen K. Bannon’s upcoming movie, Trump At War.

From the article:

“Former Trump campaign CEO and White House aide Steve Bannon is set to release a new political documentary film next month called “Trump @ War,” aimed at bolstering Republicans’ chances at retaining control of Congress this November.

Bannon, who produced the project through his longtime company Victory Films, debuted a trailer for it at Axios in Washington, D.C., on Thursday.

Axios reported that Bannon sees the midterms as Trump’s “first re-elect.”

The former Breitbart chief told Axios’ co-founder Mike Allen and reporter Jonathan Swan, “If you’re a deplorable, you’ll literally be standing on your chair with your pitchfork saying: ‘I’ve got to get people out to vote.’”

Among those appearing in the film will be Trump campaign alums manager Corey Lewandowski and Dr. Sebastian Gorka, as well as Fox News personality Pete Hegseth.”

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