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Here's your host, Stephen K. Bannon. | ||
Okay, it's four weeks from today, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
So now, in particular, those who have taken the long journey with us from January of 2021 and even from 3 November on that evening, people watch the show. | ||
And we're going to have a talk about a lot about our coverage. | ||
We're going to be all over the place between now and then. | ||
Also, our coverage on the evening of the 8th, we'll be giving you updates on that. | ||
It's Tuesday, 11 October in the year of our Lord 2022. | ||
Cortez, is there any substitute for victory here, brother? | ||
No, absolutely not, because the stakes couldn't be higher. | ||
And Steve, you're exactly correct when you say this is the most consequential midterm probably since the middle of the Civil War. | ||
You know, politicians always like to say this is the most important election ever. | ||
It's normally not true. | ||
It's actually true this time. | ||
Number one, because we have an economic crisis that's spiraling out of control. | ||
Number two, because our country is quickly becoming an oligarchy and I think there is still time to save the republic, but the clock is ticking and the hour is late. | ||
So I agree with you that this is by far the most consequential election of our lifetimes and perhaps for more than a century. | ||
And given that, Steve, listen, I love competitive primaries, okay? | ||
And I worked extremely hard in these primaries because I love the task and the challenge of completing the patriotic populist MAGA takeover of the Republican Party. | ||
And we are completing it, at least at the voter level. | ||
We haven't gotten there completely yet at the officeholder and donor level, but at the voter level we've done that. | ||
That transformation is largely complete. | ||
But once those competitive primaries are done, Steve, We have to coalesce because it comes down to a binary choice, okay? | ||
So we can have intense family squabbles, right, during the primaries, but the day that the primaries are done, it is no longer time for those squabbles out in public. | ||
It is time to coalesce. | ||
It's time to defeat our opponents because our opponents will literally continue to ruin this country. | ||
So let me be specific about this. | ||
I know there's a lot of MAGA folks out there who don't like candidates like Ryan Kemp for governor in Georgia, and I understand why. | ||
Don't like Dr. Oz, perhaps, in Pennsylvania. | ||
And what I'm telling the MAGA folks, the deplorables out there, is that you must vote for these people because the opponents, people like Fetterman, people like Stacey Agrams, The opponents having the reins of power is unthinkable for our country, and it's downright dangerous at a time like this. | ||
It's not a choice. | ||
It's a referendum on these radicals. | ||
And look, nobody went more all-in in Georgia than the war room. | ||
And I don't actually know what happened, right? | ||
But it is what it is, right? | ||
And right now, he's up, what, eight points on Stacey Abrams? | ||
You can deliver a crushing blow to that whole Stacey Abrams Milieu. | ||
But MAGA's got to come home. | ||
And Oz the same way. | ||
The difference between Oz winning by two or three points and then winning in two or three points, helping Doug Mastriano against Shapiro, is MAGA coming home. | ||
The same thing with the Mandel voters. | ||
Look, there's nobody we love more than Josh Mandel. | ||
We understand there's a lot of bitterness. | ||
There's a lot of bitterness in a lot of these states. | ||
You got to put the bitterness aside right now, right? | ||
We can deal with that on the 9th, after everybody's had a glass of champagne for a victory. | ||
There is no substitute for victory here. | ||
It's not like in the old days where you got some Democrat that you're talking about marginal tax rates or something on some marginal thing on education policy. | ||
These are radical Marxist, okay? | ||
And it's an oligarchy. | ||
They control Wall Street. | ||
They control the global corporations. | ||
They control Silicon Valley, Hollywood. | ||
The way you break that, we begin to break that, is at the ballot box with a crushing blow from school boards all the way up to the House and Senate. | ||
And here's the thing. | ||
It's within our grasp. | ||
It's all there. | ||
Everything's converged on a point, right? | ||
What you have to do is that MAGA, and it's got to be MAGA, has to push it across. | ||
And two, you've got to get into these. | ||
You've got to sign up now and go be a poll worker, election official, a poll watcher. | ||
We've got to get the 95% participation we had in the Yunkin situation. | ||
And here's why. | ||
And Ronna, hey, she couldn't have been more upfront about this. | ||
She said, look, it's state by state. | ||
Some states we've solved the problem, or we think we've solved the problem. | ||
There's others. | ||
Nevada, Arizona, you know, just throwing out in California. | ||
Here's the thing. | ||
We have, we're competitive in California now for the pickup house seats. | ||
Steve Cortez, we're competitive in, in, in, in places in Colorado. | ||
We're competitive in Oregon. | ||
We're competitive in Rhode Island, but people have to go, you have to secure this vote. | ||
And so everybody's got to put their shoulder to the wheel, no bitching and moaning. | ||
We can get, by the way, we can have all the bitching and moaning. | ||
We can have all that on the 9th and get into it. | ||
Because remember, this audience is a force to be reckoned with. | ||
On the debt ceiling, on the CR, there's so many massive fights ahead. | ||
Massive fights. | ||
But when we win, you've got leverage. | ||
Right? | ||
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And particularly when you win and MAGA is the driving force of the victory. | ||
When MAGA is the driving force of the victory, you're going to have a seat at the table. | ||
Okay? | ||
A very big seat at the table. | ||
They're going to have to deal with you. | ||
OK, but to do that, we've got to win. | ||
And here's the thing. | ||
If you go back and this audience goes back on the morning afternoon of the 20th of January, when everybody was running out of D.C. | ||
and everything like that. | ||
And we had Cortez and Navarro and the hardest core of the hardcore. | ||
We told you this. | ||
We would get here. | ||
We told you we would get here. | ||
We are four weeks away from today is what's paid off for that entire time. | ||
We're four weeks away from it. | ||
And this is 100. | ||
Why do you think every day on MSNBC and these, you go to these things, they are coming after you harder, harder than after Trump won in 16? | ||
Because now they understand you're a political force. | ||
That's probably the most or one of the most powerful political forces in the history of the nation. | ||
But to do that, we have to have a certain, I don't want to say maturity, but we have to understand that the world's not perfect. | ||
It's not perfect. | ||
And trust me, there's a lot of these candidates I was not thrilled with. | ||
It doesn't matter. | ||
Right. | ||
They have to win. | ||
Right. | ||
And because you're going to have a ton of the never Trumpers, the Liz Cheney's, they're out there, the Lincoln projects are working for the other side. | ||
They're working for the other side. | ||
Why? | ||
They don't want you in power. | ||
They don't wanna have to deal with MAGA on the 9th. | ||
So if you wanna save the country, and I mean it, this is in the balance right now. | ||
If you want to save your nation, you have to come together. | ||
We have to put our differences aside for at least these four weeks. | ||
Put them aside. | ||
You have to put your shoulder wheel, and sometimes you're gonna have to go into a ballot box and you're gonna have to hold your nose. | ||
Guess what? | ||
Hold it tight. | ||
Get a clothespin. | ||
Right? | ||
But you got to do it and you got to bring other people to do it too. | ||
Steve Cortez. | ||
And by the way, the perfect example, Cortez, who fought as hard as anybody, came on right after Georgia and said, hey, we got to get back at Kemp. | ||
Right? | ||
And Cortez was getting blown up in the chat room. | ||
Cortez is revered like no other. | ||
You know, he's in the Pantheon with Navarro and a handful of other guys that have been here. | ||
Men and women have been here from the start. | ||
They were blowing you up. | ||
And but at the point and this is the thing with Kemp. | ||
Give the devil a due down there. | ||
Stacey Abrams was supposed to be the end all and be all. | ||
She's down nine. | ||
They got the big long faces on Joanne Reed and Chris Hayes. | ||
All of a sudden, she's not the future. | ||
She's going to be the distant past on November 8th if we deliver a democratic death blow to this entire group of radicals. | ||
Steve Kortes. | ||
Yeah, Steve, listen, I really believe that we have a patriotic duty right now to coalesce because, again, the stakes could not be higher. | ||
Are we going to reclaim our republic from the oligarchs who right now largely control our lives? | ||
We have a chance to do that in just four weeks, but we have to display, and I think I actually used the right word, we have to display the maturity to realize that the primaries are over, It is no longer a purity test, and we have to vote. | ||
Now listen, I think there's a lot of candidates that you can get behind and that you can vote for for positive reasons. | ||
But in certain races, you're not so much voting for your candidate as you are voting against the opposition. | ||
And that's fine. | ||
That's how elections work. | ||
It is a binary choice in a two-party system in the United States. | ||
And I would hope, Steve, that nobody out there in the audience would doubt the MAGA credentials of Steve Cortez, certainly not of Steve Bannon. | ||
So if the two of us are telling you This is time to call less. | ||
This is time to vote for our side because our country lies in our hands. | ||
People don't understand. | ||
In 16, this is what we had to do. | ||
When I took over the campaign that weekend, August 13th and 14th, the Saturday and Sunday, first call I made was to Reince Priebus because I looked at the math and Trump was only at 80. | ||
I think it's kind of where Oz is, like 80% of registered Republicans. | ||
And I kind of asked people, I said, walk me through this number. | ||
And they said, oh, you got to be at like 93 mathematically to win. | ||
And that was we had to bring in establishment Republicans that hated Trump, hated him. | ||
OK, hated him. | ||
And they came and they turned out the end. | ||
You know, we did the judges. | ||
We did a bunch of stuff that we won in a coalition. | ||
It was a perfect. | ||
No, it's a first term. | ||
Perfect. | ||
No. | ||
Was the way people bailed on us after 2020 when we when we should, you know, it's all terrible. | ||
But now we have the chance. | ||
If we win, you're going to get a chance to adjudicate 3 November in Congress, in hearings. | ||
With all the people that have been on the show actually presenting testimony and evidence. | ||
Okay? | ||
It's all there before us. | ||
But there is no substitute for victory. | ||
Steve, let's go. | ||
Can we play Steve's clip? | ||
And I want him to respond to this. | ||
Let's get back to the economy. | ||
I got Dave Walsh. | ||
We got Libby. | ||
Got a lot to get through. | ||
Can we play this clip so I can go through it? | ||
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For me, it's... Bad times or good times? | |
Bad times... Good times for me are bad times for general investors, and if you think about where we are right now, the Federal Reserve Board is fighting something it hasn't seen really in almost four decades, which is inflation. | ||
And inflation's... it's a bit like toothpaste. | ||
Once you get it out of the tube, it's... | ||
It's hard to get it back in, right? | ||
And so the Fed is furiously right now trying to wash that taste out of their mouth, and they're doing it by raising interest rates. | ||
And of course, there's a big calibration question here. | ||
Just how much are they going to raise them? | ||
How much do they have to raise them? | ||
And what's the consequence of that? | ||
Steve Cortes, who is this individual talking? | ||
Why is he important? | ||
And what he just said was actually quite smart. | ||
Oh, very smart. | ||
So I wanted to play this because Paul Tudor Jones is not a household name, but he is a legendary hedge fund manager. | ||
As a matter of fact, perhaps the most legendary hedge fund manager in the world. | ||
So he has made billions and billions of dollars for himself, as well as his investors, institutional and high net worth individuals. | ||
So when he speaks, I listen. | ||
And in this case, I think he's 100% correct, where he uses the toothpaste analogy of it's extremely difficult to get the toothpaste, meaning inflation, back into the tube. | ||
So when Paul Tudor Jones says it, Everyone should pay attention that inflation was never transitory. | ||
Inflation did not just peak. | ||
That was the new term that the establishment tried to use with us in recent months. | ||
And we're going to get a lot of inflation data out, by the way, in just the next couple of days. | ||
But let's talk about some of the real world consequences, too, of this pernicious inflation, which was unleashed by Joe Biden at first because of his attack on U.S. | ||
energy. | ||
That was the genesis. | ||
That was really the birth of this inflation crisis when he attacked U.S. | ||
domestic energy production. | ||
But some of the consequences The Financial Times, which is not exactly a paper that subscribes to the MAGA movement, but the Financial Times has a new article out. | ||
I posted it on my social media. | ||
U.S. | ||
property sector braced for job cuts as rate rises crush home sales. | ||
So, interest rates are spiking as a consequence of inflation spiking. | ||
And what is that doing to the critical housing sector? | ||
And realize this, The housing sector was the primary driver of the recovery off of the lockdown 2020 lows. | ||
So the Trump 2.0 boom, which began in the spring of 2020, and particularly began with vigor in the freedom jurisdictions, places like Ron DeSantis' Florida, that recovery, that second boom of Donald Trump, was largely led by housing because of a lot of demand out there and low stable interest rates. | ||
We have the exact opposite now with interest rates. | ||
And here's what the FT says in its article, and I'm quoting, Realtors, mortgage brokers, appraisers, and construction groups say they have lost as much as 80% of their revenues. | ||
Steve, 80% of their revenues for one of the most important businesses in the American economy. | ||
Steve, that's not a recession. | ||
That's grapes of wrath type carnage right now in the housing market, okay? | ||
That's how consequential to tie this back to what we were just talking about in politics. | ||
That's how consequential this election is, okay? | ||
We are literally, we are in a recession, a deep recession that has been caused by Joe Biden. | ||
I believe we are at risk of crashing into, of cratering into a depression. | ||
It is a very real risk right now in this country, and we can do something about it. | ||
If we don't take the House and take, if we don't get control of appropriations, we're going into a massive depression. | ||
What Paul Tudor Jones said was, four decades we haven't had it, and Biden's brought this on us in 18 months. | ||
Yeah. | ||
Right? | ||
Or two years. | ||
This is why they got to be getting rid of it. | ||
Cortez, how do people get to you on social media? | ||
Yeah, please follow me. | ||
And by the way, I'm doing this tonight. | ||
I'm doing a live stream on Get Her, Find Me, Get Her. | ||
My panel there is simply Steve. | ||
And I'm doing a live stream on who will control the Senate tonight, 7pm. | ||
Please find me. | ||
Wow. | ||
Very cool. | ||
Cortez of Houston's controlled Senate. | ||
We're going to control it if MAGA comes home, particularly in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and Ohio. | ||
Let's start there. | ||
Okay. | ||
We've got to have Herschel's back down in Georgia, but let's come home in Pennsylvania. | ||
You come home to back Oz, Doug Mastriano is going to be the governor. | ||
Write that down. | ||
Okay. | ||
Short break. | ||
Dave Walsh, Libby Emmons next. | ||
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Maybe I shouldn't say illegal aliens, non-citizens, to get them to sign up to vote. | ||
So this is a big controversy. | ||
Tina Peters is going to join us here in Colorado. | ||
The things, look, Colorado, Nevada, Arizona, still massive problems out of these things. | ||
We've got to get on top of it. | ||
I want to go to Dave Walsh. | ||
Dave, and here's the reason. | ||
Energy in this collapse of the American economy, everything is predicated upon not being full spectrum energy dominant like President Trump. | ||
Nigel Farage gave an incredible interview on CNBC this morning with Joe Kernan. | ||
And he says this whole thing about the Bank of England and stepping in to bail out the pension fund. | ||
He said the core of it is not the tax cuts. | ||
The core of it is that their energy, they've had a net zero carbon, you know, radical fantasy for years and Tories have been pushing it and that's the problem. | ||
Last night, we don't have time to play it, but Dr. Gunnar Back, Gunnar Back, from the Alternative for Deutschland, has just said, look, Germany, France, all of Europe is built on a fantasy. | ||
It's built on this fantasy that you could quickly transition to a net zero carbon energy policy, and the whole thing's collapsing. | ||
He actually said, Germany's far worse than is being reported. | ||
Dave Walsh, your assessment of that, and what does it mean for the United States of America, sir? | ||
Okay, first, Nigel's commentary. | ||
The UK has programmatically since 2003 reduced all-in energy consumption per capita by 30% since 2003. | ||
And what's happened to their GDP? | ||
GDP growth in the UK has lagged the United States and the Western world, not even developing countries with much higher GDP growth rates, but lagged the U.S. by 40 percent on a GDP growth basis per capita in the same time period that they've gone ahead with these same policies that Germany has. | ||
They've amped up about to the same degree. | ||
So a 30 percent reduction in overall energy utilization per capita, which we talked before, for example, electricity consumption per capita correlates massively strongly, very high correlation ratio to GDP prosperity. | ||
England has gone completely the opposite direction and has become a net importer of 36 percent of its energy versus being totally self-sufficient in 2003. | ||
So, Nigel's exactly on target with that comment. | ||
Gunnar Beck's commentary last night was brilliant on Germany moving back into the Stone Age on electricity production, relying now totally on nature versus advanced modern-day technologies like nuclear, gas, and coal. | ||
But the only part I'll take issue with, the U.S., we already have 80 million people living in non-reliability impaired states, being California, Texas, Colorado, growing now in Minnesota. | ||
That's 80 million people. | ||
with massive electricity reliability issues due to gross over adoption of renewables. | ||
And now the whole MISO region, which is Wisconsin, Michigan, Iowa, Illinois, moving into that category where we've had about 28,000 megawatts of base load, continuous duty electricity shuttered in coal and nuclear and replaced with some gas, but also very heavily with wind, which is a three-eighths of the time thing. | ||
And the thing everybody needs to remember, and even among a lot of our Republican office holders. | ||
This is not well known. | ||
This electricity thing is something like keeping your gas on the gas pedal in the car. | ||
You've got to be running the system all of the time. | ||
There are no load banks that this electricity goes into for cities, counties, and states. | ||
It has to be used the millisecond it's produced. | ||
Therefore, when you start moving into one-eighth of the time technology, like solar, and three-eighths of the time technology, like wind, you can't sustain a system. | ||
In the modern world, the electricity has to be there all the time. | ||
I'm going to have you back on so we can do this and maybe put some charts on because it's so important about how we get out of this mess. | ||
It underpins everything. | ||
The thing I want to leave people with, we'll put it up later. | ||
What Dr. Beck said at the end of World War Two, the Secretary of Treasury at the time, Morgenthau, had a plan because they knew Germany was going to collapse there towards the last couple of months of the war. | ||
One group had a plan that said, we want to de-industrialize. | ||
We want to take all the factories, take them apart brick by brick, move them all out. | ||
We want to turn Germany back into a pastoral country of kind of yeoman farmers. | ||
And at the time, People said, well, no, we may need a bulwark against Russia. | ||
They said, that's just not practical. | ||
You can't take a modern, at that time, one of the most advanced industrial societies and just take it all, the Revali, and ship it out. | ||
You can't turn it back into something that's this pastoral. | ||
The plan was considered so radical. | ||
It kind of got dismissed fairly early on. | ||
What Dr. Beck says is that essentially what German elites are doing now is the Morgenthau plan, Dave Walsh. | ||
They're essentially, through this radical energy plan, taking apart a third or fourth biggest industrial power in the world. | ||
And this, I'm telling you, the same thought process in France, in the United Kingdom, is here. | ||
It's embedded into the elites in this country. | ||
And that if we don't stop it, and that's why this election is so important. | ||
If you don't stop it, they're going to do structural things that you can't reverse. | ||
This is my point. | ||
They're going to do systemic things that you can't not reverse. | ||
And you're going to lead your children to live in like the Stone Age in a couple of decades. | ||
Am I too far off the mark there, Dave Walsh? | ||
No, you're totally on target. | ||
And from my own life experience competing with German technology, between 1975 and 1995, Germany led the way. | ||
Siemens, companies like Lergy with coal plants becoming cleaner, FGD systems, bag houses, scrubbers, desulfurization systems. | ||
Reduction of SO2 using selective catalyst reduction, all led by great German enterprises. | ||
Then on the gas turbine side, again Siemens, super-efficient units to now 64% thermal efficiency, using reciprocating engines to heat cities with combined heat and power, 91% thermally efficient, even promoted by the Obama administration, that type of technology. | ||
And then there are nitrous oxide emissions reductions from 56 ppm to 8. | ||
German companies have led the world I'm with Japanese and U.S. | ||
companies in abating the really critical things with the air pollution controls to make coal and make natural gas fire technology almost totally clean and now have completely abandoned it with this process in their own country. | ||
It's shocking. | ||
It's shocking. | ||
Dave, how do people get to you on social media? | ||
You can find me at DaveWalshEnergy on Getter. | ||
Thank you, Steve. | ||
Thanks, sir. | ||
I want to bring in Libby now from Emmons from Post Malone. | ||
Libby, I want to get you back and talk about all the great reporting you're doing on the gender ideology side, which you're, I think, one of the tips of the spear. | ||
Incredible. | ||
But I got to go to your piece yesterday because I'm confused. | ||
We're having a massive election. | ||
School boards are fighting everywhere. | ||
You get the Moms for Liberty, the parents rights groups. | ||
This is a huge thing. | ||
And nobody can debate. | ||
How poor the school system of public schools in our country are serving the students in the community for math, for understanding English, for writing skills across the board. | ||
And the head of the union, the teachers union is tweeting out she's in the Ukraine. | ||
What is going on here, ma'am? | ||
Yeah, what is going on? | ||
I think that's what we'd all like to know. | ||
Why is Randi Weingarten, the president of the American Federation of Teachers, spending her time in Ukraine? | ||
She was invited by teachers' unions in Ukraine to come check out what's going on and the difficulty that students are having there, since there is a war happening in their country. | ||
Which has got to be just absolutely awful, but it doesn't actually answer the question as to why Weingarten is there. | ||
Yesterday she tweeted out she was going to go check out what was happening at the border. | ||
The stated mission of this junket funded by the American Federation of Teachers is to distribute books and things like that. | ||
There's no reason you have to go there to send books. | ||
That's just absolutely insane that she thinks that she has to do that. | ||
And I don't know what she thinks is going to happen for American schoolchildren if this war in Ukraine continues. | ||
It seems clear that her mission is to encourage more U.S. | ||
involvement in this local conflict. | ||
If there is more U.S. | ||
involvement in this local conflict, what is that going to mean for American school kids? | ||
Are they eventually going to get shipped over there? | ||
Is that what she wants them to do instead of studying their math and reading? | ||
What does she really want for these kids? | ||
Libby, the central part of this parental rights is people just want their kids educated at the highest level so they can go to the next stop, right? | ||
They want them to be educated for a post-industrial world, right? | ||
To make sure they understand, they have the math skills, the analytics, they understand how to write and how to communicate, how to think, critical think. | ||
The scores are so pathetic. | ||
Yeah, she doesn't really think that that's her responsibility. | ||
She advocated for masks. | ||
She advocated for schools to stay closed. | ||
She advocated for mandatory vaccines. | ||
And we've even seen the Surgeon General of Florida saying that he wouldn't recommend vaccines. | ||
For 18 to 39 year old men, and he doesn't recommend them for kids. | ||
So I don't know why she thinks she knows better than a Harvard educated surgeon general of Florida in that regard. | ||
Schools are tanking. | ||
They are doing horribly for our kids. | ||
They've been doing horribly for our kids for years. | ||
Parents are aware of that. | ||
Wine Garden should know better than to engage in some ridiculous charade to go to Ukraine and do absolutely nothing other than to encourage the potential for nuclear war, which is You know, look at what's going on, lady. | ||
Like, what do you think you're actually doing? | ||
Who are you helping? | ||
Parents want kids to be educated. | ||
They want kids who can think critically, as you said. | ||
None of that's happening here. | ||
Libby, how do people get to Post Millennial and how do they follow you on social media, all your writings? | ||
ThePostMillennial.com and I'm at Libby Emmons on Twitter. | ||
By the way, the Postmillennial is a must-go-to news site every day. | ||
The reporting is absolutely incredible. | ||
Up on the level, Epoch Times. | ||
You've got Epoch Times and Postmillennial. | ||
You've got pretty good news sources. | ||
Libby, thanks so much. | ||
Appreciate it. | ||
Okay, on Saturday starts the 20th Party Congress. | ||
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One of the most important things in your life is about to happen this week is that, and I know people in this audience are up to speed on the 20th Party Congress, but every day we're going to be setting up different elements of it about what's to happen with the CCP, our existential threat. | ||
But I've got to go to right now, we've got Tina Peters. | ||
Tina, the Associated Press is reporting Colorado, 30,000 non-citizens got voter registration mailer. | ||
According from Denver, the Associated Press, Colorado's Secretary of State Office said it mistakenly sent postcards to about 30,000 non-citizens, encouraging them to register to vote, blaming the error on a database glitch related to the state's list of residents with driver's license. | ||
The Office of Democratic Secretary of State Jenna Griswold insisted none of the non-citizens will be allowed to register to vote if they try. | ||
You have warned the nation Tina Peters, you have warned the nation about Jenna Griswold, how radical she is. | ||
Did she do this on purpose and just got caught? | ||
What's going on? | ||
This is outrageous that four weeks from today, the most important midterm election, and you got Griswold and these crooks and the radical Democrats are sending out and trying to sign up non-citizens with 30 Days to Go. | ||
What's happening, Tina Peters? | ||
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Well, Steve, you know, you've talked a lot about ERIC, which is the Electronic Registration Information Center that You know, this mailing goes to people that Eric identifies as potentially eligible to register to vote, but that are not currently registered. | |
Some information about what Eric sends to the state and what the mailing includes, listen to this. | ||
The reports include individuals who have driver's license, ID card, but are not registered to vote. | ||
The data in these reports comes from the DMV, which is protected by the Driver's Privacy Protection Act. | ||
of 1993. | ||
It does not have the political party affiliation they say for anyone. | ||
And you know with the DMV, it automatically, here in Colorado, registers people to vote when they go to the DMV to get a driver's license. | ||
The mailing clearly states the eligibility requirements But it made an error in processing the data from Eric when attempting to filter out those not eligible to register to vote. | ||
So Eric, as we know, is like having the fox in the henhouse. | ||
And unfortunately, this same mistake occurred in 2020 as well, Steve. | ||
Here's a rundown of the overall numbers. | ||
Eric referred approximately 102,000 names of potential eligible but not registered people. | ||
The state scrubbed the list, they say, and sent a mailing to 52,006 people they believe to be eligible but not registered. | ||
Unfortunately, the state has discovered that of the 52,006 mailings sent, approximately 31,000 or 60% of the mailings went to non-citizens. | ||
So what they're doing to rectify this is they're going to be sending a Another mailing. | ||
So this is, you know, the mailing. | ||
It's incredible what they're doing. | ||
I mean, no, no, no. | ||
They can't. | ||
They can only win if they cheat. | ||
And what's disturbing about this article is that your opponent that won the primary, I guess, is where we are, doesn't condemn it. | ||
She's still a big supporter of the mail-in ballot system. | ||
I mean, I don't get it. | ||
I don't know why the Republicans out there are not standing up to what is clearly, they've got a system, they can game the system anytime. | ||
They just, thank God, got caught this time or you would have had 30,000 non-citizens registered to vote, tipping the scales in Colorado. | ||
Tina Peters. | ||
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And we may still have, you know, where there's no guarantee that we won't. | |
I mean, how many will look at the first mailing and not the second mailing and how many will even, you know, so, so here's the point. | ||
You know, now we have connect that is that has identified the the information is going of the all the poll workers, all the election workers to the CCP. | ||
Now we're finding out that at least three counties in Colorado actually have their their information has been broadcast. | ||
Our fact checkers are still checking that to Chinese servers. | ||
And then, you know, you've got the death of my election manager and and my chief deputy's brothers that they were very close to by hit and run. | ||
You've got, you know, all of these things happening, the lawsuits against me. | ||
I just saw word where some guy in another state had. | ||
He said something on Facebook that they deemed threatening to Jenna Griswold. | ||
He's now going to prison. | ||
And I'm saying, why isn't she going to prison for deleting 29,000 election records off my server? | ||
Why isn't she going to prison for allowing 36 wireless devices in the Mesa County server? | ||
And for all intents and purposes, we believe it's happening all over the state. | ||
So why isn't she going to prison? | ||
We have to ask that. | ||
And why is the CCP now have all this information? | ||
And why does David Becker, who is the founder and hates, hates our country, hates the Patriots, the conservative people of the United States, who started ERIC, the Electronic Registration Information Center, that accounts for all the registered voters. | ||
Why are these people able to get along, get away with this? | ||
We need to call people to arms to be educated and to get the word out. | ||
Tina, how do people follow you right now on social media? | ||
How do they get to your website to support you? | ||
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Thank you so much. | |
It's Tina Peters for Colorado.com. | ||
I am on Telegram at the real Tina Peters and on Truth Social at Tina Peters and then of course Tina for 22 on Getter and Twitter. | ||
But my Telegram channel is real active. | ||
I will be getting the word out in real time. | ||
There's a lot that the great data experts and Patriot citizens are putting out that. | ||
It's being fact-checked right now. | ||
So more is coming. | ||
Yeah, we're going to have you hopefully back on and Sharon and everybody in the afternoon show. | ||
Tina, thank you for changing your schedule to join us. | ||
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Awesome. | |
Frank Gaffney, the CCP, you know, Catherine Engelbrecht and Greg Phillips and the great team over True the Vote broke this and of course the New York Times already mocked them. | ||
Turned out that they were right and the mainstream media was wrong once again. | ||
The CCP's got the data of the poll workers. | ||
You see right there you've got this fiasco of trying to get non-citizens registered to vote in Colorado. | ||
Tie this all together with this It is so important what's going to start on Saturday for the lives of citizens of this nation. | ||
It's going to happen in Beijing. | ||
Tell us what's going on. | ||
Well, I think technically it'll start on Sunday, but Saturday evening, our time, in fact, we're going to do a program, Steve, in Dallas, Texas. | ||
We call it Crashing the Party Congress of many of the war room favorites. | ||
Gordon Chang, Sam Faddis, Reggie Littlejohn, We've got, I'm hoping, several of our other friends, Kevin Freeman. | ||
I want everybody to understand that we have an all-star cast and we're going to figure out how to get it up, not just on Getter, but all over, hopefully Real America's Voice, at the start of the 20th Party Congress. | ||
The evening in Dallas is the morning, is going to be 8 o'clock in the morning when the 20th Party starts. | ||
Because the men who will be coronated, we think, before this program is over. | ||
There's a party congress that goes a couple of days. | ||
to make sure people know what's going on. | ||
We'll get more information on that. | ||
But why is it important? | ||
Why should people tune in on Saturday to see what's going on in Beijing and Sunday? | ||
How's it affect their lives? | ||
Because the man who will be coronated, we think, before this program is over, there's a party congress, goes a couple of days. | ||
My colleague Brad Thayer has been tutoring me on this. | ||
And then there's a party plenum at which the formal conferring on Xi Jinping, the general secretary of the Chinese Communist Party, a third and probably permanent position as chairman of the party and as the dictator of China for the rest of his life. | ||
And why that is going to impact all of us, Steve? | ||
Is because, again, as Brad has pointed out, once he no longer feels constrained by any kinds of, you know, opposition to him effectively for the future, he will be unleashed. | ||
And he's made perfectly clear what he envisions when he has that opportunity, which is to realize the China dream, the global domination that has been his agenda and that of the Chinese Communist Party for decades. | ||
And where that will touch all of us is they will be moving, I'm afraid, from the unrestricted warfare they've engaged in for decades, at least since 1999 and probably long before. | ||
They will be moving past just the people's war that they declared against us in May of 2019. | ||
They will be moving past the biological warfare attack they launched against us with this COVID exercise, documented in our new book, The CCP is at War with America. | ||
Which you can get for free, by the way, at ccpatwar.com. | ||
But all of that, Steve, is going to be augmented, I'm afraid, not ended, but augmented by kinetic warfare, perhaps most immediately targeted at Taiwan, maybe at Japan, maybe at the Philippines, but almost certainly against our assets, our personnel, and our territory as well. | ||
Make the case, he becomes emperor for life, and I want to make sure people understand, not just emperor for life, which is what's going to happen, he will have totally consolidated power inside of, with all the factions in China, and he will be the head, even Deng Xiaoping was this, he'll be the chairman of the Communist Party, which is 90 million people, which basically illegitimately runs China, he'll be the head of state of the nation of china and he will be the head of the military will be the head of the p l a | ||
i'm not even sure mal had that i i i i i think even mal was a little constricted there uh... although he acted like a total complete dictator ding shao ping didn't have this no one's actually had that power all all elements of state power come to him and he's truly an emperor like like that the history of the emperors of of china is that not correct frank address i believe that is correct steven that is actually the idea he wants to be bigger than mal's a tongue and and here's the kicker | ||
you've documented and and we will in the days to come with members of our committee on the present danger china on this program the extent to which china you know has been building to wage this kind of warfare against us unrestricted political economics and so on the biological and now the kinetic but steve here's the problem at the same time again you've documented this she has all kinds of problems at home He's got bubbles left and right. | ||
He's got people that are unhappy. | ||
He's going to have more pressure on him, not least from maybe 40 million young men for whom there are no women in his country. | ||
A huge demographic problem, to say nothing of the aging population. | ||
What does all of that portend, I fear, is the classic totalitarian play of social engineering, Finding a foreign enemy, rallying everybody around the motherland, and going for war. | ||
That's what we're doing. | ||
On the Eurasian landmass now, if you look at Ukraine, think the CCP. | ||
Short commercial break. | ||
Dr. Bradley Thayer joined the conversation with Frank Gaffney from the Committee on the Present Danger, China, and the Center for Security Policy. | ||
Be back in a moment. | ||
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Let's bring you Dr. Bradley Thayer. | ||
Dr. Thayer, why for our audience is what's going to happen Sunday in Beijing starting Saturday night in the U.S.? | ||
Of course, Frank Gaffney's put together a whole program live from Dallas with some of the biggest hitters that come on the war room to talk about this. | ||
Why is this so important? | ||
for people in the audience. They're busy, they got to run up to the election, they got inflation, the guys had the Raiders last night blew a 17 point lead, they got so much going on in life. | ||
Why is what's happening in Beijing important in their lives in the heartland of this country? | ||
Well, Steve, Trotsky had that great line, you may not be interested in war, but war may be interested in you, right? | ||
What he meant, of course, is that bad events in international politics can reach out and touch you. | ||
So folks may not be interested in the 20th Party Congress. | ||
But what happens in China starting on Sunday is going to affect all Americans adversely. | ||
It's not going to be a positive thing. | ||
It's going to be a negative thing. | ||
So as Frank Gaffney identified, What Americans should understand is that once Xi Jinping, the chairman of the Chinese Communist Party, has his house in order, he's going to be far more belligerent and aggressive against American interests worldwide and against the American homeland. | ||
So that's why Americans should be worried and concerned about what's happening in Beijing Starting on something. | ||
Frank, let me bring you in for a second. | ||
You know, you talk about the internal problems. | ||
We talk about it a lot. | ||
The bubble in real estate, the precarious nature of their finances, their financial structure. | ||
How has a guy who's got so many deep problems, of course 1.2 billion lao bai jing who are under total suppression, how does a guy like Xi that has so many problems Right. | ||
Deep problems. | ||
How is his rise to power predicated upon the Larry Fink's of the world? | ||
Has it really been the American Wall Street, the corporatists that have propped this guy up or at least been one leg of the school? | ||
I mean, how could a guy like this has got so many problems and so mismanaged the interior situation in China get to a sense now that he's just about to get supreme political and military power? | ||
No doubt about it, Steve. | ||
What we've I've been told, as of course the Chinese Communist Party is responsible for this economic miracle in China that's lifted tens of millions, if not more, out of poverty. | ||
I believe, in fact, it's the United States that has enabled all of that, and most especially, unwittingly, tens of millions of Americans have had their pension funds, their mutual funds, | ||
Exchange-traded funds, their index funds, their other investment vehicles migrated, at least in part, by Larry Fink of BlackRock, yes, State Street, Vanguard, and other masters of the universe on Wall Street, to the Chinese Communist Party. | ||
I think everything that I talked about previously in that other block is basically underwritten by us, Steve, and it is enabling Xi's ambitions to be realized. | ||
And the war that he intends to bring to us will be in part, unbelievably, made possible by us. | ||
Dr. Thayer, right now, your book, Understanding This, walk through where can people get it and where are they going to learn when they buy your book? | ||
Understanding the China threat is available at Amazon. | ||
It's a great place to get it. | ||
And what they're going to learn is two things. | ||
First, why the ideology of the Chinese Communist Party compels them to confront the United States. | ||
And secondly, what the U.S. | ||
should do about it. | ||
And what the U.S. | ||
should do about it is be confident in victory, that the Chinese Communist Party is an illegitimate regime. | ||
And if it's confronted, it can be defeated. | ||
And in the book, we go through eight steps that we can take to defeat the CCP. | ||
But the first step is to be confident in victory. | ||
What the United States offers is a far better world than what the Chinese Communist Party does. | ||
There is no substitute for victory. | ||
If we want to take down the existential threat that is the Chinese Communist Party, we have to win on 8 November. | ||
That's what I'm saying. | ||
We must win. | ||
And here's the reason. | ||
The people that support The Wall Street crowd and the globalists are Democrats. | ||
That's who supports this. | ||
And of course, look, I realize we have elements of that on our side of the football, too. | ||
That all has to be purged. | ||
But we purge it after we win. | ||
This is absolutely essential. | ||
This is the great existential crisis of our time. | ||
Not just the administrative state choking us to death here, but this enemy that is not legitimate. | ||
It rules as a total and complete dictator. | ||
We're going to have Dr. Thayer back on. | ||
This didn't come about by winning at the ballot box. | ||
And this didn't come back of winning at the ballot box among the 90 million members of the Chinese Communist Party. | ||
This is gangster mafia. | ||
What he did to consolidate power. | ||
is like what happened in Rome during the emperors, right? | ||
This is brutal, in your face, you know, banging heads on the factions, putting people in prison, disappearing people, killing people, etc. | ||
These are stone cold gangsters. | ||
It is an illegitimate regime. | ||
And here's the bottom line, and Frank Gaffney and Thayer have said this. | ||
We've gone in unrestricted warfare from information to cyber, biological, the Wuhan lab, economic warfare, which we're helping underwrite against ourselves. | ||
We're sliding quickly to kinetic war. | ||
We are sliding quickly to kinetic war around Taiwan, around the chip industry, which is our economy will drop by 25% because Taiwan is Silicon Valley West. | ||
Frank, how do people get to everything? | ||
You've got another seminar today. | ||
We've got about 30 seconds. | ||
How do they get to our China webinars? | ||
How do they get to all of them? | ||
Particularly today's going to be a big one. | ||
No, it is a big one. | ||
It's about the enemies within the church. | ||
It's part of our USA Betrayed series at presentdangerchina.org. | ||
Register there. | ||
Please join us at 1 p.m. | ||
Eastern Time. | ||
Terrific cast of characters for that program as well, including your good self, Steve Bannon. | ||
We're delighted to have you with us for the first time. | ||
I'll be one of the participants. | ||
And of course, Frank will get all his social media up. | ||
Dr. Thayer, how do people follow you? | ||
And once again, how do they get to the book? | ||
Bradley Thayer at Getter and Truth as well. | ||
And they get the book through Amazon. | ||
It's a great place to get it, Steve. | ||
Okay, polling statistics where we stand in this great race to 8 November. | ||
Four weeks from today, no substitute for victory. | ||
That train's leaving the station. |