史蒂文·班农周日上午表示，他相信众议院议长南希·佩洛西将“赢得”对唐纳德·特朗普的弹劾调查，并将“弹劾总统”
班尼曾担任总统的高级战略家和高级顾问，他是在接受电台脱口秀主持人和亿万富翁约翰·卡斯马蒂迪斯的采访时作出上述评论的答案是在纽约。特朗普的官员是alt-right网站的共同创始人布莱特巴特新闻上节目宣传他的新闻播客作战室:弹劾意在为总统辩护。
华盛顿的最高民主党人佩洛西“将在两个方面弹劾美国总统:一个是滥用权力，另一个是阻挠权力，”班农告诉卡斯马蒂迪斯。他将她的弹劾调查归类为“最复杂的政治战争”和“最复杂的政治造谣运动”。
“他们现在赢了，”这位前白宫战略家断言道。他说他的播客是为美国公众提供“事实和证人的细节，证词，法律论据”班尼辩称，他将为特朗普辩护，直到他被“宣告无罪”
唐纳德·特朗普总统在2017年1月22日华盛顿特区白宫高级职员宣誓就职时向史蒂夫·班农表示祝贺
9月底，民主党发起了针对特朗普的快速弹劾调查，此前一名匿名政府举报者担心特朗普滥用职权，向乌克兰施压，要求其展开调查，以损害其政治对手。还据称，作为压力运动的一部分，总统暂时扣留了近4亿美元对乌克兰的军事援助。比尔·泰勒现任美国驻乌克兰最高外交官，戈登·桑德兰呢美国驻欧盟大使都向调查人员证实，援助被扣留，是为了迫使东欧国家领导人展开调查。
对乌克兰的军事援助得到了国会两党和几位著名共和党人的支持引起了严重关切关于总统的行为。然而，特朗普及其支持者辩称，弹劾调查纯粹是“党派性的”班尼告诉卡斯马蒂迪斯，特朗普现在的目标应该是向所有共和党人施压，要求他们投票反对弹劾，因此整个调查将被视为仅仅是政治性的。
众多民调显示，大多数美国人支持对特朗普的弹劾调查。然而，支持是按党派划分的，绝大多数民主党人赞成国会的调查，而大多数共和党人不赞成。
Bannon离开2017年8月夏洛茨维尔暴力联合右翼集会后，特朗普政府。该活动聚集了新纳粹分子和极右分子，他们中的许多人因特朗普的胜利而感到勇气倍增。一名反示威者在抗议中丧生，但是特朗普坚持双方都有“非常优秀的人”。据报道，Bannon鼓励总统为暴力事件推卸责任，而不是明确谴责白人民族主义者。
尽管班尼已经离开白宫，但他仍然是总统的支持者。据报道，特朗普也保持联系右上方的数字。
STEVE BANNON SAYS NANCY PELOSI IS 'WINNING' AND 'WILL IMPEACH' DONALD TRUMP
Steven Bannon said on Sunday morning that he believes Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi is "winning" the impeachment inquiry against Donald Trump and "will impeach the president."
Bannon, who previously served as a top strategist and senior counselor for the president, made the remarks during an interview with radio talk show host and billionaire John Catsimatidis on The Answer in New York. The Trump official, who co-founded the alt-right website Breitbart News, went on the show to promote his news podcast called War Room: Impeachment, which intends to defend the president.
Pelosi, the top Democrat in Washington, "will impeach the president of the United States on two counts: one, abuse of power, the other obstruction of power," Bannon told Catsimatidis. He classified her impeachment inquiry as the "most sophisticated political warfare" and "the most sophisticated political disinformation campaign."
"They're winning right now," the former White House strategist asserted. He said his podcast was set up to provide the American public with "the facts and the details of the witnesses, the testimony, the legal arguments." Bannon argued that he would defend Trump until he was "acquitted."
President Donald Trump congratulate Steve Bannon during the swearing-in of senior staff at the White House on January 22, 2017 in Washington, D.C.
Democrats launched the fast-moving impeachment inquiry against Trump at the end of September after an anonymous government whistleblower raised concerns that the president was abusing his office to pressure Ukraine to launch investigations in an effort to damage his political rivals. It was also alleged that the president temporarily withheld nearly $400 million in military aid to Ukraine as part of the pressure campaign. Bill Taylor, the current top U.S. diplomat to Ukraine, and Gordon Sondland, the U.S. Ambassador to the European Union, have both confirmed to investigators that the aid was withheld to pressure the leaders of the Eastern European nation to open the probes.
The military aid to Ukraine was approved by Congress with bipartisan support, and several prominent Republicans have raised serious concerns about the president's actions. However, Trump and his supporters have argued that the impeachment inquiry is purely "partisan." Bannon told Catsimatidis that Trump's goal right now should be to pressure all Republicans to vote against impeachment, so the entire investigation will be viewed as merely political.
Numerous polls have shown that the majority of Americans support the impeachment inquiry against Trump. However, the support is divided along party lines, with the vast majority of Democrats approving of the congressional probe, while the majority of Republicans disapprove.
Bannon departed from the Trump administration in August of 2017 following the violent Unite the Right Rally in Charlottesville. The event brought together neo-Nazis and members of the alt-right, many of whom felt emboldened by Trump's victory. A counter demonstrator was killed during the protests, but Trump insisted there were "very fine people" on both sides. Bannon had reportedly encouraged the president to spread blame for the violence, instead of specifically condemning the white nationalists.
Despite Bannon's departure from the White House, he has continued to be a supporter of the president. Trump has also reportedly stayed in contact with the alt-right figure.
