Bannon Fumes At MSNBC For Labelling Him a ‘Convicted Felon,’ Repeats Vow to Punish Critics

Former Trump campaign manager and White House advisor, Steve Bannon, raged at MSNBC on Tuesday for inaccurately describing his contempt of Congress conviction a felony when it is in fact a misdemeanor charge. Bannon also took aim at the network and mocked host Rachel Maddow for being concerned that Donald Trump would use the power of government to go after her should he get back into power.

“By the way, MSNBC producers, you got to do better when you put up a TikTok that’s got me in there. I’m not a convicted felon. It’s a misdemeanor. Learn what actually happened. It’s a misdemeanor. It’s a misdemeanor. You guys spent all that money? You ought to get a staff that could do some checking for accuracy,” Bannon fumed about the MSNBC TikTok about his speech over the weekend. Bannon is set to begin serving his four-month jail sentence in early July.

BANNON: “@MSNBC, when you put up a TikTok that’s got me in there, I’m not a convicted felon—it’s a misdemeanor. Learn what actually happened. You guys, Roberts spent all that money; you ought to get a staff that can do some checking for accuracy.” https://t.co/GFL74Wj7vr pic.twitter.com/w9VzFjLiEX

— Grace Chong 🇺🇸 (@gc22gc) June 18, 2024