Steve Bannon held a prayer service 'to stop satanic forces coming through during eclipse.' Steve Bannon to host eclipse prayer service to stop 'satanic forces that come through' Conservative podcaster Steve Bannon revealed Monday that he would host Christian prayer services on his social media channels to stop "satanic forces that come through" during an eclipse. Bannon announced the prayer event on his War Room podcast. "This is about having, making sure there's no satanic forces that come through," he added. "I think it's at, I think it's going to start at three because I think the thing goes down at 3:20 or something, Eastern Daylight Time." Marjorie Taylor Greene last week said the event , was a sign of God's displeasure. She called on Americans to repent.
"He has the best lawyers". When Alina Habba Was Heard Shouting Racist Slurs About NY AG Letitia James by Employee https://www.inquisitr.com/when-alin...t-slurs-about-ny-ag-letitia-james-by-employee
It worked though didn't it? As far as I can tell, no satanic forces broke thru. You owe this man a deep debt of gratitude.
Nah..... it was just another trick to try to keep his infested ass out of prison. Bannon should report for prison now, Justice Department tells judge The Justice Department asked a federal judge to order the former Trump adviser to immediately start his four-month prison sentence for contempt of Congress. May 14, 2024 at 2:16 p.m. EDT Former Trump political adviser and right-wing podcaster Stephen K. Bannon should report to prison immediately to begin serving a four-month prison term for contempt of Congress now that an appeals court has upheld his conviction, federal prosecutors argued to his sentencing judge Tuesday.
It's almost looks like the rambling idiot wrote his own appeal. ‘A disaster for New York’: Trump appeal says civil fraud trial judge rubber-stamped ‘lawless’ Letitia James’ campaign promise to punish violations that ‘do not exist’ https://lawandcrime.com/high-profil...omise-to-punish-violations-that-do-not-exist/ Donald Trump slammed New York Attorney General Letitia James (D) and his civil fraud trial judge as his family’s persecutors in a long-awaited appellate brief that seeks to reverse his $454 million dollar judgment on seven different grounds, claiming that the jurist who wrote that the “frauds found here leap off the page and shock the conscience” didn’t even understand “basic banking concepts like a money market account.” In the Monday filing submitted to the New York Supreme Court’s Appellate Division, First Department, the former president argued that New York Supreme Court Justice Arthur Engoron “unaccountably rewarded NYAG’s lawless efforts at every turn” to punish one of the “most visionary and iconic real estate developers in American history” for the Trump Organization’s “complex, highly successful transactions” with “sophisticated Wall Street banks that left all parties deeply satisfied and had no impact on the public interest.” The brief went so far as to claim that James sought to punish him for violations that “do not exist at all.” Claiming that Engoron was “overruled with alarming frequency, including multiple times in this case,” the Trump team said the judge’s “erroneous” decisions amounted to a rubber stamping of James’ “limitless power to target anyone she desires, including her self-described political opponents,” with economic implications that are “a disaster for New York.” On that front, a footnote included three hyperlinks to videos of James’ 2018 remarks when on the campaign trail for attorney general, when she vowed to “use every area of the law to investigate President Trump and his business transactions and that of his family as well.” “In fact, NYAG campaigned on the promise that she would ‘get Trump’ and made this promise the single greatest point of her campaign. No statute authorizes this power grab, so NYAG had to invent that power by applying Executive Law § 63(12) in a way never seen before,” the brief said. “Yet, Supreme Court unaccountably rewarded NYAG’s lawless efforts at every turn.” And while Engoron wrote in February, by way of example about inflated valuations, that Trump’s billion-dollar valuation of Mar-a-Lago would make it worth “more than the most expensive private residence listed in the country by approximately 400%,” the Trump brief insisted that the former president’s “estimates of his net worth were very low and conservative, not high—the exact opposite of what NYAG alleges” — and that the judge didn’t have an in-depth understanding of financial matters, citing “trial testimony”: Among others, Supreme Court—which struggled to understand basic banking concepts like a money market account—valued the iconic Mar-a-Lago Club (“Mar-a-Lago”) as worth $18 to $27.6 million—50 to 100 times below its actual value. According to trial testimony, that value is between $1.1 and $1.5 billion and is now significantly higher based on current market conditions. From here, the brief made the case that there are seven reasons Engoron’s “erroneous decisions” should be overturned, including that the massive penalty is “baseless and must be reversed in toto” for violating the Eighth Amendment as an excessive fine and that the judge undervalued Mar-a-Lago to such a degree that it “infected” the trial. (More at above url including document photos, etc.)