Steve Bannon: Trump said that young men support the Iran war, but “I just don't think that's a fact. In fact, I think the fact is the exact opposite.”
Bannon: Trump's staff “feed him bad polling and bad information”
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From the September 11, 2026, edition of Real America's Voice's War Room
STEVE BANNON (HOST): You never heard the phrase mass deportations once from the stage. Not once. Not once. In fact, most of what came from the stage, except certain elements of President Trump's speech and some others, I think went out of its way to avoid the true issues that are before us.
JEFF CLARK (GUEST): I agree with that.
BANNON: President Trump — I go on and on about how they feed him bad polling and bad information.
On Laura Ingraham last night, he made the statement, well the young men are not really against me. They're actually with me, and they're going to turn out because they support the war in Iran. They support going after the nuclear weapons. I just don't think that's a fact. In fact, I think the fact is the exact opposite. This is why Fishback and those guys had so much energy at the conference — off site.