As Bannon heads to serve his prison sentence, legal analyst Dave Aronberg said Bannon has 'only himself to blame' for the timing.
Conservative media personality and Donald Trump ally Steve Bannon has 'only himself to blame' for the timing of his four month prison sentence amid this year's presidential election, legal analyst and attorney Dave Aronberg said on Monday.
While Bannon's shows average more than 100,000 viewers on conservative platforms Rumble and Gettr, and nearly a million downloads on Apple Podcasts, it has a significant following among right-wing and conservative audiences, particularly those aligned with Trump's MAGA movement.Bannon has frequently invited a variety of guests, including politicians, analysts, members of the Trump administration, conservative commentators, and activists who share his viewpoints.
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