Usa, Bannon spoke to Trump on January 5 and then said: “Tomorrow all hell will break loose”

Stephen Bannon had an 11-minute conversation with Donald Trump on January 5, 2020 and soon after on his radio show he predicted: “Hell will break loose tomorrow.” This is what was revealed in the new public hearing of the commission that is investigating the assault on Congress, during which it was revealed that the then president spoke at least twice that day – according to White House records – with his ex. American far-right strategist and guru. “Hell will break loose tomorrow – Bannon said on his show, in a tape that was broadcast during the Congressional hearing – everything is converging and we are, as they say, at a point of attack. And I tell you this: It will not happen as you think it will. It will be extraordinarily different – he later predicted – and all I can tell you, buckle up. ” The revelation comes within days of the start of the trial, set for July 18, for contempt of Congress against Bannon for refusing to comply with the subpoena to testify before the commission. declaring himself ready to negotiate his testimony, preferably in a public hearing, with the ‘blessing’ of Trump who said he was willing to renounce the claim of executive privilege. On Monday, however, a federal judge denied the request for postponement presented by Bannon’s lawyers, confirming that the trial will begin on Monday. Bannon’s willingness to testify has been interpreted by some as a move to get the start of the trial postponed, for which he could be sentenced to fines and prison terms. But it was also inserted in the ‘breakthrough’ that took place in Trump’s team after the explosive testimony of former Trump aide Cassidy Hutchinson, who said Trump knew the president wanted to go to Congress during the revolt of his supporters. . Many who have so far refused to testify have agreed to appear before the commission, as has happened in recent days with former White House legal adviser Pat Cipollone. During yesterday’s hearing, Liz Cheney denounced that “after our last hearing, President Trump tried to call a witness from our investigation.” The republican, now at loggerheads with the party for anti-Trump positions, did not reveal who she is, but indicated that she is “a witness you have not yet seen in our hearings”. The witness in question “did not answer Trump’s phone call and instead called his lawyers who advised us to inform the Justice Department,” concluded Cheney, stating that the commission considers “any attempt to influence witnesses very serious”.