I posted the secondary source for this first, Murdoch's NYPost, because I saw it first and I think what they are highlighting is surprising and important and may indicate a change in right wing media news.

But here's the actual piece, the whole is also important, the title is quite appropriate, sounds real sure of himself, almost arrogant:

Steve Bannon, Unrepentant

edited mistake duplicate in quote

Axios' Jonathan Swan talked to a couple of Bannon's friendlies about this interview and they think he's made some trouble for himself here and has some 'splainin to do, and not about the white nationalists, but on like 5 other points, summary:

Bottom line: The piece gives Bannon's enemies ammunition at a time he's extraordinarily vulnerable. They've been saying he's a leaker, a self-promoter, "President Bannon," etc. This interview plays right into their hands.

Steve Bannon’s claim to have played the media with his bizarre interview is deluded

by Heather Timmons @ Quartz, Aug. 17

She goes over most of the related coverage after the article was published, including things like a tweet from Jay Rosen and concludes:

[....] perhaps he was indeed “daring him Trump to fire him”; as Bardella notes, if Bannon isn’t fired after so openly criticizing White House colleagues, he looks hard to dislodge.

However, Bannon’s words seem to carry little internal weight in the Trump administration. In the interview with American Prospect, he singled out Susan Thornton, the State Department’s senior person in Asia, saying he was “getting” her “out at State.” But Thornton’s job is secure, a State Department official told Quartz. “The Secretary asked Susan Thornton to lead in a very important role and he continues to rely on her to lead the State Department’s diplomacy in Asia,” he said.

Cohn, too, is not going anywhere, the White House said Thursday. “Nothing has changed. Gary is focused on his responsibilities as NEC Director and any reports to the contrary are 100% false,” an official told the press pool on background.