The long-term Stephen Bannon collaborator and first producer of “Bannon’s War Room” told RedState the moment he knew the MAGA news show broadcast four hours daily had become a political juggernaut: once Real America’s Voice installed cameras in the studio.
“RAV came in, and they set up all the video stuff, and so we started growing immediately,” said Dan Fleuette, the author of the book “Rebels, Rogues, and Outlaws: A Pictorial History of WarRoom,” scheduled to drop Oct. 29 — the day Bannon is expected to be released from the Federal Incarceration Center, Danbury, Connecticut.
“We started going up, not just on their networks, but if you remember, this was back in the glory days, in the old salad days when we had Facebook, Spotify, YouTube,” he said.
“It was once we got on those platforms and started kicking, that’s when I knew it was fricking huge because I…
