STEVE BANNON (CO-HOST): Dr. Gorka, what’s your assessment of what went down here in Montgomery last night? 

SEBASTIAN GORKA: I really think, Steve, it’s not an exaggeration to say that what happened yesterday changed American politics. It really -- it's the first battle in a war that’s going to reform politics. And I know you like the word nationalism, but I am not even satisfied with the more gentle word populism. For me, it is a reassertion of sovereignty and a reassertion of democracy. When the wishes of the people are actually expressed in a way that the money and the influence of the establishment totally fails, that’s a revolutionary moment in politics. When you look at -- what is the latest count, 30 million spent by the swamp, but the local peoples' voices just reject that attempt by the establishment to hijack that primary. I think it truly is a revolutionary moment in American politics. 

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GORKA: I think the biggest thing of all Steve is how everybody saw the primary yesterday as November the eighth happening again. That we are sending the same message to Washington, to the swamp that we are not going to allow them to get away with it. And I think it was just that positive attitude that this revolutionary event is going to continue, and it’s not just one race, it is a larger war to cleanse the system. 

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