Bannon, an enthusiastic supporter of the right-wing social media site GETTR, earned Fuentes’ ire after Fuentes was kicked off the site last year. Fuentes now regularly accuses him of being a phony populist and a “Chinese Plant” due to his affiliation with exiled Chinese billionaire Miles Guo. During one livestream, Fuentes mocked Bannon as a “fat retard” for thinking the Republican Party was poised to make inroads with black voters. (This is a paraphrase; Fuentes used a racial slur.)

All of which is to say that it’s not particularly surprising Bannon would look at association with Fuentes as a cancelable offense.

If that was the reason for Greene’s initial absence from War Room, she hasn’t exactly given Bannon a heap of reasons to welcome her back into the fold in recent weeks either. Last month, she attracted controversy by accusing Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and the Ukrainian military of “torturing his own people,” and she further raised eyebrows this week when she suggested in an interview with former Fox News host Lou Dobbs that joining the U.S. military is “like throwing your life away.”