Steve Bannon’s War Room hosted by Jack Posobiec powered by Tim Pool’s Cybertruck at Trump Butler, PA rally

Steve Bannon’s War Room, hosted by Human Events senior editor Jack Posobiec, was broadcasted live outside Donald Trump’s rally in Butler, Pennsylvania on Saturday with an atypical power source—Tim Pool’s Cybertruck.

Posobiec, who introduced Pool at the event, explained that he had initially planned to host the show outside, close to rally attendees, rather than inside a booth. However, he soon realized they would need a generator for the necessary equipment. The Secret Service rejected the use of a gas generator due to safety concerns.

“So I said: alright, what I need then is an electric generator, with battery, with wheels so it’s mobile…then 30 minutes later I get a call from Tim Pool, and he goes ‘Oh, Jack, I’m driving up in the cyber truck,” Posobiec explained during the broadcast.

Posobiec added, “Just so everybody knows, the War Room today is actually being powered by Tim Pool’s Cybertruck.”

The pair also gave a shoutout to Tesla CEO Elon Musk, who will be at the rally. Musk endorsed Trump shortly after the failed assassination attempt in Butler in July, and said he would attend to support Trump the second time and will be speaking at the event.

This rally marks Trump’s first return to Butler since the July assassination attempt by Thomas Matthew Crooks, which left Trump with a wound to his ear. The Secret Service has emphasized that security measures have been significantly increased following criticism over last time's security lapses.

Saturday’s rally will also include in attendance the family of Corey Comperatore, the local firefighter who tragically died by gunfire during Trump’s assassination attempt. According to Butler County Sheriff Mike Slupe, the county expects as many as 60,000 people to attend the event.