Former top Trump staffer threatens Matt Drudge using Conor McGregor-speak to “blow him the fook up”

Seems some friends of White House strategist Steve Bannon want to blow Matt Drudge up. Sam Nunberg, a former top aide to Donald Trump and a key friend of white nationalist and Trump adviser Bannon, has taken grave exception to attacks by on Bannon by Matt Drudge through his very influential Drudge Report.

“Matt should go back into his hobbit hole in Miami and listen to techno,” the former Trump campaign adviser said.

“Matt should understand that people like me can blow him the fook up. F-o-o-k, Conor McGregor. Blow him the fook up [sic].” (Nunberg was referencing Irish MMA fighter Conor McGregor, who pronounces “fuck” as “fook.”)

Nunberg told me he will "blow" McMaster and Drudge "the fook out" That is how he spelled it out to me. https://t.co/QVZm8rGlbj

— Alex Pfeiffer (@PfeifferDC) August 14, 2017

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Drudge has been defending National Security Advisor H.R. McMaster who has become the target of attacks by the Bannon-led alt-right media. At the weekend McMaster refused to say whether he could work with Bannon or not. Drudge dislikes Bannon for reasons unknown

“If Steve is fired by the White House and a bunch of generals take over the White House there will be hell to pay,” Nunberg said.

Axios, an influential online site, has also stated that Bannon’s job is in jeopardy. Nunberg told TheDC that he was “very perturbed” by the Axios story.

“Matt should understand there will be serious fucking consequences if he continues this jihad against Steve Bannon,” Nunberg told The Daily Caller.

“I was somebody with [Trump] for four and half fucking years who understood and came up with a formula to win … Matt Drudge is somebody who wants web traffic.”

I am going with Conor- he is going to fook Floyd up. https://t.co/Wj06RZKaLc

— Sam Nunberg (@NunbergSam) August 13, 2017

He added, “I’ll get the conservative radio to talk about how Matt Drudge pushed out Steve Bannon so McMaster can control the White House.”

“Nobody elected Donald Trump for McMaster to be in the West Wing,” the former adviser said.

There was no comment from Conor McGregor.

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