Steve Bannon is on fire, after attacking Elon Musk he has now taken pot-shots at Speaker Mike Johnson amid MAGA civil war

Steve Bannon continues to stoke the internal MAGA conflict in the early parts of the year 2025 while focusing on two primary targets which are H1-B visas and House Speaker Mike Johnson, reported Daily Beast. On his podcast, Steve Bannon pretty recently launched scathing attacks against Tesla CEO Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy who support H1-B visas for the foreign tech workers.

According to Daily Beast, Steve Bannon repeatedly referred to Tesla CEO Elon Musk as ‘the South African’ and eventually argued that H1-B visas harm the US workers specifically the Black and Hispanic professionals in the tech industry. Additionally, he also called for a complete moratorium on immigration while describing the visa program as ‘obscene’ and claiming that it totally suppresses the domestic job opportunities.

During such times, the conservative podcaster also criticized House Speaker Mike Johnson while dubbing him ‘Polly Pockets Johnson’ and accusing him of being totally ineffective, asserted Daily Beast. Steve Bannon now actually fears that House Speaker Mike Johnson will slow down the policy implementation of US President- elect Donald Trump by eventually proposing complex omnibus bills that could delay critical initiatives like mass deportations and tax reforms.


The ongoing rhetoric by Steve Bannon actually highlights severely deep divisions within the MAGA movement specifically between tech billionaires and traditional immigration hawks, noted Daily Beast. His attacks actually suggest an ongoing internal struggle for ideological control of the conservative movement.

FAQs:

Which famous personality still continues to stoke the internal MAGA conflict?

Steve Bannon continues to stoke the internal MAGA conflict in the early parts of the year 2025 while focusing on two primary targets which are H1-B visas and House Speaker Mike Johnson.

How did Steve Bannon refer to Tesla CEO Elon Musk?

Steve Bannon repeatedly referred to Tesla CEO Elon Musk as ‘the South African’ and eventually argued that H1-B visas harm the US workers specifically the Black and Hispanic professionals in the tech industry.