Steve Bannon fears Donald Trump could go to prison

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : Bolsonaro enjoyed warm relations with Trump and was nicknamed the "Trump of the Tropics" by multiple media outlets.
49% : Following his inauguration on January 20 Trump pardoned nearly all of these convicted over the involvement in the January 6 2021 storming of Congress by his supporters, though a handful only had their sentences commuted meaning they were also released from prison.
40% : Trump was awaiting sentencing after being convicted on 34 counts of falsifying business records in May 2024 when he won his second presidential election victory in November 2024.
39% : Bannon has already said Trump should run for a third term in 2028, though the 22 Amendment bans any one individual from serving more than two terms.
36% : Trump is the first former U.S. president to be convicted of a felony and if he is imprisoned after his second White House term, it would be an unprecedented step in American political history, that would likely be fiercely opposed by his supporters.
22% : Bannon also predicted Trump will face a third impeachment attempt if Republicans lose control of the House at the 2028 midterm elections.
19% : Trump has already been acquitted in two impeachment trials, one for abuse of power and obstruction of Congress in 2019 and another for incitement of insurrection following the Capitol Hill riot of January 6, 2021.
18% : Steve Bannon has predicted Donald Trump "is going to prison" unless "we" win the 2028 presidential election.
13% : Speaking on his War Room podcast, Bannon said: "God forbid we don't win in 2028 President Trump is going to prison just like Bolsonaro in Brazil.
5% : Steve Bannon said: "We are kidding ourselves if we don't think Democrats are pulling all stops out to stop President Trump, to take the House through any means necessary, to impeach Trump, start the impeachment process in the first weeks of 2027 and God forbit we don't win in 2028 President Trump is going to prison just like Bolsonaro in Brazil.

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