Steve Bannon released from prison says black and Hispanic inmates 'loathe' Kamala Harris

Former Trump adviser Steve Bannon was released from federal prison on Tuesday after serving four months for contempt of Congress — and immediately began streaming his Rumble show. Bannon, whose hair is longer than usual, shared his thoughts on Kamala Harris, Nancy Pelosi and the upcoming election.

“As a political prisoner in a federal prison, I can tell you that the young men in this country who are African American and Hispanic despise – detest – Kamala Harris,” he said. “You detest them.”

Bannon moved quickly from target to target in his show, aptly titled “Bannon's War Room.” He said Pelosi sent him to prison as a “political prisoner” because he failed to comply with a House subpoena related to an investigation into the Jan. 6 Capitol insurrection.

Rather than let that dampen his spirits, however, Bannon said he now has an extra spring in his step. “The four months in federal prison not only didn’t break me, they gave me strength,” he explained. “I am more focused and energized than I have ever been in my entire life.”

He also predicted that his former boss will beat Harris on Election Day next week.

“Nancy Pelosi, take your No. 2 pencil and write this down: This show has never been so powerful, the voices behind it have never been so powerful, the audience has never been so powerful,” Bannon said. “And we will deal a decisive blow to your progressive madness.”

Bannon then criticized Democrats and pundits who compared Trump's Madison Square Garden rally to a 1939 Nazi rally, saying it was a “dangerous lie.” The only way, Bannon said, is to “smash them at the ballot box.”

His Return to Rumble video was viewed 32,900 times in the first few hours. In total, his show has just over 1 million followers.

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