Bannon saw parallels with the Nazi propaganda film "Triumph of the Will" at the event. "He meant it as a compliment," author Jeremy Peters writes.

Christie was responding to a false claim made by Trump on January 31, where he said former Vice President Mike Pence "could have overturned the election."

"President Trump is wrong. I had no right to overturn the election," Pence said during a speech on Friday.

The site laid off its entire cybersecurity and IT teams late last year and didn't replace them, according to the Washington Examiner.

Donald Trump and his allies are bracing for a flurry of legal challenges this year. Here are the big cases to put on your radar.

"We're going to decertify Biden electors in Arizona, in Wisconsin, in the commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and in the great state of Georgia," Bannon said.

Donald Trump faces the risk of creating bigger legal problems the more he speaks in public about January 6 and the Capitol attack, experts said.

Ron Filipkowski, a criminal defense attorney in Florida, wasn't surprised by the violence at the US Capitol on January 6, 2021. Now as he continues to track Trump's base online, he warns their conspiracy theories could endanger school board members.

Bridget Fitzpatrick, the Securities and Exchange Commission's chief litigator, is taking the No. 2 role at the DOJ office handling January 6 cases.

The recommendation to hold former Trump chief of staff Mark Meadows in contempt is now referred to the House of Representatives for a vote.

Bannon said these "shock troops" would man the government, and "hit the beach" like "landing teams" if Trump prevails in 2024.

Federal prosecutors see the Steve Bannon case as "very straightforward" and want a trial date soon.

Jeffrey Clark presents a tougher case for DOJ to prosecute compared with Steve Bannon. Both Trump allies are defying January 6 investigators.

On Steve Bannon's "War Room" program, Meadows basked in the prospect that former President Trump could lead a potential Republican House majority.

The new defense attorney for Steve Bannon nearly became the 2nd-ranking official in the DOJ office now handling the case against Trump's ally.

Bannon's case is being overseen by Judge Carl Nichols, a Trump appointee who has ruled repeatedly against Trump and his allies.

Biden allies tell Insider they're growing frustrated with Attorney General Merrick Garland's judge-like approach to running the Justice Department.