America's top conservatives are gloating that 'Project 2025' will be enacted in the new Donald Trump era, despite the former president disavowing the agenda during the campaign.

Project 2025 is a hardline conservative manifesto setting out a program for government written by many of Trump's allies.

Trump and JD Vance have dismissed suggestions that this is their agenda, but that hasn't stopped the likes of filmmaker Matt Walsh and former chief of staff Steve Bannon reveling in the opportunity to push their policy goals after Trump's convincing electoral college win and political comeback.

'Now that the election is over I think we can finally say that yeah actually Project 2025 is the agenda,' Walsh wrote Wednesday.

Speaking on his podcast, fresh-out-of-prison former Trump advisor Bannon gave Walsh a shout out and wholeheartedly agreed.

'Matt Walsh, I think, is a very smart and funny guy. Fabulous. Put that everywhere,' he said. 

He then continuing his accusation that the 2020 election was stolen and said the perpetrators of it were going to be removed. 

'You stole the 2020 election.… this entire phony thing is getting swept out,' Bannon said. 

'Biden's getting swept out. Kamala Harris is getting swept out. MSNBC is getting swept out. The Justice Department is getting swept out. The FBI is getting swept out. You people suck, OK? And now you're going to pay the price for trying to destroy this country.'

Bannon was released on October 29th, just days before the election, after serving a four-month sentence in Connecticut for contempt of Congress. 

He was convicted in 2022 on two counts of defying subpoenas issued by the congressional investigation into the January 6 riot, when Trump supporters ransacked the U.S. Capitol in 2021.

Project 2025 was overseen by the conservative Heritage Foundation, a thinktank filled with alumni from the Trump administration and allied groups.

The blueprint for Trump in office includes proposals that he's already adopted, such as strengthening the southern border and decreasing federal involvement in education.