Longtime President Donald Trump ally and far-right strategist Steve Bannon gave a fiery speech at this year's National Conservatism Conference in Washington, D.C. — but he did so to a crowd of mostly empty seats.

"Sparse turnout for Steve Bannon at his just-concluded speech at the National Conservatism conference," wrote conservative Washington Examiner correspondent Byron York, showing a picture of Bannon's speech, where a very small crowd was spread out through the auditorium.

Former Trump official and conservative commentator Steve Bannon reignited his feud with Elon Musk Saturday after urging the South African native to be deported to his home country on his podcast “War Room.”

Bannon’s comments came shortly after President Donald Trump signed an executive order requiring all companies to pay a $100,000 annual fee for every employee hired through an H-1B visa, an announcement that sent shockwaves through the corporate world, much of which has become reliant on cheap foreign labor.

MAGA influencer Steve Bannon credited Charlie Kirk's murder for President Trump's rambling and defiant speech at the United Nations.

"Let's say that was not a wildly enthusiastic applause," Bannon said following Trump's address on Tuesday. "No applause. President of the United States, I don't think I've ever seen a harder throw down in my life with the work of the United Nations."