Steve Bannon, Roger Stone, and Mike Flynn discuss their activities after leaving the White House, including their involvement in Trump's 2016 campaign and the events leading up to January 6, 2020. The podcast explores Bannon's alignment with Brazilian candidate Bolsonaro, his role in traditionalism, and his plans for Trump's 2024 candidacy. It also delves into Bannon's promotion of far-right authoritarianism and plans for a new federal state of China with Chinese billionaire Guo Wang Gui.

Roger Stone, a legendary political strategist and a key figure in the MAGA movement, digs deep into the intense conflict between Uniparty factions and MAGA nominees, comparing it to Game of Thrones rivalries. He highlights the importance of unity among MAGA supporters to combat entrenched interests. The discussion also touches on political accountability, military challenges, and the shifting dynamics of senator nominations post-Trump, emphasizing grassroots resilience and the impact of social media on political communication.

Freddy Gray chats with Roger Stone, a longtime political consultant known for his strategic influence in American politics. They delve into the significance of Trump's Florida connections, particularly cabinet members like Susie Wiles, Marco Rubio, and Matt Gaetz. The discussion highlights Florida's rising influence in the Republican Party and the complex dynamics with Ron DeSantis. They also explore the state’s political transformation and the shifting voter demographics fueling Republican success, alongside the struggles faced by Democrats in maintaining relevance.

Roger Stone, a longtime Republican strategist, shares insights on Trump’s upcoming presidency and the ‘Martini tweets’ aimed at Piers. Anthony Scaramucci discusses the emotional responses to the election result, while Kat Timpf highlights surprising voter support from demographics traditionally averse to Trump. Sean Spicer and Larry Wilmore debate the role of comedy in political discourse, critiquing the Democratic Party's leadership missteps. Lastly, streamer Destiny weighs in on the need for unity amid division in the political landscape.

Roger Stone, a seasoned Republican operative and Trump ally, discusses the turbulence within the Iranian government, where reformists and hardliners collide, prompting a vice president's resignation. He sheds light on the alarming hacking attempts targeting his campaign efforts. The conversation also touches on reforms for the Secret Service following a recent assassination attempt. Plus, an intriguing look at Putin's unexpected gift of goats to Kim Jong-un reveals the complex dynamics between Russia and North Korea.