Breitbart News is riding high amid its reunion with executive chairman Steve Bannon. After announcing Bannon’s return on Friday, who officially left his post as White House chief strategist hours prior, Breitbart officials say they are “fired up” about the future of the populist right-wing publication, promising an “aggressive expansion” and renewed focus on its signature bombastic reporting-style.“I think we definitely are planning on stepping up our game,” Breitbart News Washington editor Matthew Boyle Matt Boyle said during the outlet’s weekly SiriusXM show on Saturday.“’[W]e’re planning a lot of aggressive expansion and much more aggressive reporting than we’ve already been doing,” he added.Boyle, one of Bannon’s closest allies at Breitbart both prior to and during his tenure serving President Donald Trump, said that the outlet was electrified by Bannon’s return, casting the dynamic at the site during his time away as akin to that of “a pirate ship without a captain.” “We’ve been a pirate ship without a captain for a year,” Boyle said.