Steve Bannon Admits There’s No Truth To “Deep State” Conspiracy Theories

Former Trump aide Steve Bannon says in a new book that there’s no such thing as “the Deep State,” and that the entire conspiracy theory about a deep state plot to remove Trump is absolutely bogus. This is a huge blow to Republicans and right wing media outlets who have been talking nonstop about a “Deep State Coup” against the President since day one. Ring of Fire’s Farron Cousins discusses this.

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*This transcript was generated by a third-party transcription software company, so please excuse any typos.

The term "deep state" has been thrown around by Republicans since pretty much the day that Donald Trump got sworn into office. And let's be fair too, there's been plenty of Democrats who have been thrown around the phrase "deep state" since Donald Trump was sworn in. They've seen all of the investigations that have gone into Donald Trump as just a coup by the so called "deep state" to take down Donald Trump. Donald Trump himself has referenced the "deep state" and the coup that's taking place. He did it just this week, but according to one person, one person who's very close to Donald Trump, in fact, he was a Donald Trump's former campaign chairman, man by the name you may have heard of him. Steve Bannon. According to Steve Bannon in a new book by author James Stewart, the book is called, "deep state" Trump: The FBI and the Rule of Law. Steve Bannon tells the author, yeah, the deep sea is not real. We made that up. Here's what he says. The "deep state" conspiracy theory is for nutcases America isn't Turkey or Egypt? Nutcases if you're out there on the right and you're talking about the "deep state", I want you to know that Steve Bannon thinks you're a nutcase.

I also want you to know that I think you're a nutcase, but, but Steve man, and also who thinks that you're a nutcase and he's been a part of it. And he helped propagate it through both Breitbart and his time with the Trump administration. Steve Bannon was pushing this "deep state" narrative, which he freely admits. He also admits it was a complete lie. It's false fabricated. This is not the first book where Steve Bannon has made this claim. There's also a book "deep state", uh, written by Corey Lewandowski and David Bossie where they were interviewing Bannon talking about the "deep state" and how horrible it is. And Bannon said, you do realize that none of this is true.

So now we abandoned on multiple occasions telling us that this whole "deep state" lie is not real. And what Bannon goes on to say in the new book is that, you know what? There is an intense bureaucracy in DC. It's complicated, it's complex. There's lots of levels and layers to it, but it's not a conspiracy. It's not a "deep state". There's no coup taking place to remove Donald Trump from office, and that's coming from Steve Bannon himself. That's a pretty damning indictment and that should say something to everyone out there who keeps talking about the "deep state". "deep state" isn't real folks. Yes, we have intelligence agencies. Yes, they do things that we don't know about, but overthrowing our own government isn't one of them. And here's the thing. These conspiracy theorists out there, they create conspiracy theories to explain things that they don't understand. It's a coping mechanism for them.

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