

Episode 4771: Next Man Up; Bolosnaro Sentenced To Prison
Sep 11, 2025
Paulo Figueiredo, a Brazilian political commentator and advisor to the Bolsonaro family, discusses the implications of Jair Bolsonaro's recent imprisonment and its impact on Brazil's democracy. He draws parallels with the U.S. political landscape, particularly regarding judicial actions against prominent figures. The conversation also highlights the BRICS summit's challenge to the U.S. dollar and the importance of resilience in political movements. Figueiredo passionately calls for international support for those facing persecution, emphasizing solidarity across borders.
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Opposition Fuels Movement Momentum
- Stephen Bannon frames the movement as growing stronger under attacks and legal pressure.
- He argues opposition accelerates recruitment and energizes MAGA supporters.
Anti‑Fragile Movement Model
- Jack/guest describe the movement as anti-fragile, getting stronger when attacked.
- They liken Trump and the movement to systems that gain strength from opposition.
Preparing The Team Before Prison
- Bannon recalls preparing his team before his prison term to keep War Room running.
- He credits colleagues like Charlie Kirk and others for stepping up during his absence.