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For “War Room: Impeachment” syndication, please contact, John Fredericks at john@jfradioshow.com or call 757-692-1710.

Salem Radio Network will begin airing nightly broadcasts of “War Room: Impeachment” on Monday, November 18 at 9:06 pm. The new radio program will focus on the historic impeachment inquiry of President Donald J. Trump. Hosted by conservative leader Steve Bannon, the show is being produced in cooperation with veteran Virginia broadcaster John Fredericks.

The program will follow the standard SRN Talk Clock and will replace the first hour (9-10 pm ET) of its nightly refeed of “America First with Dr. Sebastian Gorka” through the House hearings on impeachment and any possible vote to do so. If that occurs, the program will continue through a possible trial in the U.S. Senate.

Source:  https://news.radio-online.com/articles/n37872/Salem-Radio-Network-Adds-War-Room-Impeachment-Show

Stephen K. Bannon, former chief strategist for President Trump and CEO/Chairman of the Trump for President campaign in 2016 has launched a seven-day a week live radio program on the John Fredericks Radio Network.

Richmond, VA — By John Fredericks 

Recognizing House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s master messaging on President Trump’s pending impeachment and frustrated by the lack of a coordinated response by Republicans, Steve Bannon took matters into his own hands.

He started his own impeachment war room  — in the form of a live radio show in the basement of his Capitol Hill townhouse. It gives rapid response new meaning.

Bannon’s new show: War Room: Impeachment airs live on JFRS’ affiliates 9:00 AM-10:00 AM and is broadcast from Washington, D.C.

It’s also streamed live on WJFNradio.com, the John Fredericks Radio APP and WarRoom.org.

War Room: Impeachment is already up to episode 16, and can be heard on our JFRS YouTube Channel as well as other podcast platforms and WarRoom.org.

Run from our new studio installed in Steve Bannon’s basement on Capitol Hill, it’s a real live war room, set up just like it would be in the Trump White House or like the 2016 campaign in New York.

War Room: Impeachment takes the day’s impeachment events, breaks them down with keen, insightful analysis and develops daily strategic communication and messaging plan.

Most important, Bannon and his team provide D.C. GOP influencers and Trump supporters with an every-day blueprint for action.

This is must-listen radio. 

Joining Steve Bannon each day are Jason Miller, former Trump for President strategic communication advisor and Raheem Kassam, who ran the war room for the UK Independent Party and Brexit for Nigel Farage.

Other guests have included U.S. Reps. Mark Meadows, Matt Gaetz, former Trump Administration Chief of Staff Reince Priebus, former deputy Trump 2016 campaign manager Dave Bossie, and many others.

“The Nullification Project has worked extraordinarily well for Pelosi and the Democrats,” Bannon said. “Pelosi has taught a master’s class in political misinformation. It’s been brilliantly executed. She is the best there is at this.”

The White House decided against launching an impeachment war room internally.

So Bannon went external.

“The Democrats were taking free shots on goal on a daily basis, with no resistance at the beginning from Republicans or the White House,” Bannon added.

“Now they are fighting back, and our War Room: Impeachment show is a daily blueprint for action, including daily messaging that runs exactly like a real political war room like we had during the campaign, or like the White House employed for tax cuts and Bret Kavanaugh,” Bannon explained.

Now Bannon and his War Room: Impeachment team and guests are driving the GOP response narrative, and explaining what his happening to our listeners in frank and candid terms.

Jonathan Easley of The Hill newspaper had a great story on the show’s objectives.

Don’t miss a day of War Room: Impeachment.

For radio affiliate information to carry War Room: Impeachment on your radio station live or on tape delay contact: John@JFRadioshow.com

Virginia Dems Poised For Total Takeover of General Assembly 

Reminiscent of the cult movie classic “Night of the Living Dead” – the Virginia radical Democrats are banging at the door of common sense.

There may not be enough boards and nails to stop them.

The crazies are at the gate.

It’s Caucus of the Corn – led by House Minority Leader Eileen Filler-Corn coming out of the high stalks at the stroke of midnight.

Plagued by money woes, the Virginia GOP is on the verge of generational political Armageddon.

It’s the equivalent of a Republican political nuclear winter and Virginia is about to become the south’s new California.

The state Democrats’ message has been succinct and salient: “Trump sucks. Guns.”

That’s it.

To counter, the Republican message has been garbled and non-existent, driven by local issues only.

State Senate Gone 

The state senate is already gone. Holding a 21-19 edge, the best the GOP can do now is to hold their loss to two seats. If the Democrats win control of the state senate 21-19 consider is a resounding GOP victory. The night could end 23-17, which would spell catastrophe for the Virginia Republican senate caucus.

GOP House Hangs by a Thread 

There is a GOP pathway to holding the House of Delegates, albeit a narrow one. It centers on Republicans holding three key seats: Paul Milde in Fredericksburg (Milde defeated Bob Thomas in a primary) Tim Hugo, the last Republican standing in Northern Virginia and Chris Stolle in Virginia Beach. If they hold those three, they have a fighting chance. If not: enter Caucus of the Corn, stage left.

We’ll have complete district by district predictions at 6:00 AM tomorrow.

LIVE Award-Winning Election Night Coverage Tomorrow Night

We’re back with our blockbuster election night coverage tomorrow night 6:00- 10:00 PM! 

Listen live on our flagship WJFN 100.5 FM in Richmond and our Virginia affiliates. Streaming on the JFRS free APP. Download here 

Exclusive Election Night Coverage live from Speaker Kirk Cox campaign Headquarters in Colonial Heights! 

Election Night Anchors: John Fredericks, Mike Watson and Chris Saxman with live campaign updates from key campaign offices. 

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War Room: Impeachment with Stephen K. Bannon with John Fredericks. Listen live Monday-Sunday from 9-10 AM. https://www.wjfnradio.com/war-room-impeachment-with-stephen-k-bannon-monday-sunday-9-am-10-am/

Truncated from The Washington Post article: “Once a pariah among Virginia Democrats, Joe Morrissey is now the belle of the ball”

Democrats feel achingly close to a majority in the Senate, where Republicans are defending a 20-to-19 edge, with one vacancy.

If Democrats manage to draw even or take a one-seat advantage, then the formerly shunned and famously mercurial Morrissey becomes crucial to a Democratic hold on the majority.

Virginia Democrats worry about ‘Fightin’ Joe’ Morrissey and his maverick ways

“Most powerful man in Virginia,” is how conservative radio host John Fredericks put it. A Trump supporter and self-proclaimed “Godzilla of the Truth,” Fredericks said his friend Morrissey will not be afraid to go his own way in the Senate. “He’s an independent thinker, not beholden to any party,” he said.

“Joe is going to be a Democratic senator,” McAuliffe said in an interview, explaining why he agreed to attend. “I already sat with Joe a couple of weeks ago — he agrees with me 100 percent.”

With the possibility of getting majorities in both the House and Senate in fall elections, Democrats can take major actions, he said. “We’ve got to raise the minimum wage, got to get common-sense gun restrictions here in the state of Virginia, and every vote is important.”

One area of possible friction: abortion restrictions. “I didn’t bring that up. I don’t think he agrees with me on that,” said McAuliffe, who touted his work on behalf of women’s health issues.

McAuliffe threatened to pull out of the fundraiser after Fredericks, the radio host and emcee of the event, announced that he was inviting antiabortion activist Victoria Cobb.

Read the full article from The Washington Post.

Truncated article from McAuliffe and Saslaw, at Richmond home of Joe Morrissey, say Democrats need him on their team

In the possibility of a 20-20 tie, Democrats could still get their agenda through the chamber next year because the Democratic lieutenant governor, Justin Fairfax, would break most tie votes. But if Morrissey, who calls out Democrats with whom he disagrees, were to defect, he could stop the Democratic agenda on any issue he chose.