Jan. 20, 2023 - Bannon's War Room
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| This is the primal stream of a dying regime. | ||
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Pray for our enemies, because we're going medieval on these people. | |
| I got a free shot of all these networks lying about the people. | ||
| The people have had a belly full of it. | ||
| I know you don't like hearing that. | ||
| I know you've tried to do everything in the world to stop that, but you're not going to stop it. | ||
| It's going to happen. | ||
| And where do people like that go to share the big line? | ||
| Mega Media. I wish in my soul, I wish that any of these people had a conscience. | ||
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Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose? | |
| If that answer is to save my country, this country will be saved. | ||
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War Room. Here's your host, Stephen K. Vance. | |
| Well, and again, I actually sometimes sports analogies don't fit tightly. | ||
| I've got to say here it fits perfectly. | ||
| You get two boxers in a ring. | ||
| You find out really quickly who the champ is and who the pretender is. | ||
| You get two people up on a debate stage and one starts sweating profusely. | ||
| You know immediately who the pretender is and who the champ is. | ||
| And the champ goes in, mocks him for sweating, and then jabs, jabs, jabs. | ||
| He sweats a little bit more. | ||
| And then he just goes in for the kill. | ||
| And Trump did that with 16 people in 2016. | ||
| And again, I haven't seen anybody that can get in his face, that's good enough to get in his face. | ||
| I had a good friend of mine, A Republican friend that was at the DeSantis inauguration, and he said business leaders from across the country were flying in. | ||
| They were lined up, as far as you can see, to just be in the presence of Ron DeSantis. | ||
| I said, yeah, and a lot of those guys, they were doing the same thing with Jeb Bush in 2015. | ||
| So we'll see. Maybe DeSantis can take a punch. | ||
| My guess is, just all of us talking right now, my guess is DeSantis says, wait a second, why do I go to the meat grinder that chewed up and spit out 16 Republicans politically? | ||
| Why don't I let Trump run again? | ||
| I'll serve out my term. | ||
| I'll end up with, you know, 80 % approval ratings among Republicans. | ||
| And then in 26, I just opened my presidential campaign and I don't have to even take on the champ. | ||
| Right. I think that's probably what he's thinking in Tallahassee because I think he knows he does not want to cross Donald Trump on a debate stage. | ||
| Interesting. Interesting. | ||
| Morning, Mika's arm candy right there. | ||
| Wow. Truth. | ||
| Friday, 20 January, year of our Lord, 2023. | ||
| We can sum it up. | ||
| To be the champ, you've got to beat the champ. | ||
| To be the champ, you've got to beat the champ. | ||
| That was, I tell you, one of the most profound things that Joe Scarborough has said in a long time. | ||
| Here's the reality. And all the hedge fund money, all the big corporatists, they were down there for the inauguration of Governor DeSantis. | ||
| I think Governor DeSantis is doing a terrific job as governor of Florida. | ||
| He's just getting ready for his legislative session. | ||
| He's already had Larry Fink, I think Larry Fink, back down on ESG. In fact, we're going to go to West Virginia in the second hour. | ||
| Talk about ESG. Talk about fentanyl. | ||
| Talk about all of it. In fact, the show today, we're going to go to Sarasota, Florida, where there's a rally outside of the executive committee. | ||
| I think the Florida GOP, a big vote in there right now about Ronna McDaniel. | ||
| Ronna McDaniel is going to be on. | ||
| Mike Lindell is going to be on. | ||
| Anthony Sabatini is going to be on. | ||
| We're going to deal with Davos. | ||
| We've got Monica Crowley. But I want to put a pin in what we just heard. | ||
| From Joe Scarborough is that President Trump last night gave a one hour and a half barn burner policy, not politics, but policy at Tom Fitton. | ||
| Tom Fitton, as you know, Judicial Watch, one of the best institutions out there. | ||
| Tom, they had down at Doral, they had their annual get-together and absolutely packed. | ||
| And as Boris tells me, a lot of war room posse down there, a lot of war room fans want to thank everybody that supports Judicial Watch. | ||
| But President Trump went for an hour and a half. | ||
| And I heard mostly off script, not with notes, all about policy, talking about everything from the debt ceiling to the negotiations to everything. | ||
| It was just incredibly powerful. | ||
| But right there, you heard it. | ||
| And this is something people have to remember is that All of those same corporate and business interests were lined up in back of the 16 opposition. | ||
| When Trump ran in and got ready in 14, announced in 15, they were all lined up against him. | ||
| And remember, Fox News was lined up against him, too, at the beginning, 100%. | ||
| I mean, they had him on for the morning shows, etc., but you could tell in that first debate when Megyn Kelly tried to kneecap him, they got orders from above about that. | ||
| So we're in the same situation, and I think Joe Scarborough is right. | ||
| It's going to be a meat grinder. | ||
| And President Trump is as tough a campaigner as you possibly could have. | ||
| And here's my position. | ||
| Hey, he won in 16. He won again in 20. | ||
| They clearly obviously stole it from him. | ||
| The whole thing of weaponization of government is to start to get to the bottom of the FBI, DOJ, and others that are aligned against the MAGA movement and America First. | ||
| And these are the ones that are getting heat and getting attraction up on Capitol Hill. | ||
| The new church committee, the fundamental basis of that is the big steal in 2020. | ||
| And President Trump not just deserves another chance, he already got 74, 75 million votes. | ||
| Who's going to do that? | ||
| Mike Pompeo, Nikki Haley, John Bolton, what I call the Keebler elves. | ||
| It's just not going to happen. | ||
| You heard Joe Scarborough right there. | ||
| Why go through the meat grinder? | ||
| To be the champ, you've got to beat the champ. | ||
| And if you're going to go in and beat the champ, you've got to bring A-game every day. | ||
| And, you know, it'll be rough. | ||
| Very sharp elbows. | ||
| I want to go to start our coverage. | ||
| You have the historic March for Life, one of the biggest events in the calendar in Washington, D.C., traditionally not covered by the media because it's not part of their narrative. | ||
| We have Chris Carter. I think Chris Carter and Captain Bannon are there at the prayer service. | ||
| Chris Carter, Real America's Voice. | ||
| Is the prayer service just wrapping up now? | ||
| Put us in the room there, sir, over at Constitution Hall. | ||
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Hey Steve, pleasure to be with you this morning. | |
| Yeah, we were just at the National Prayer Service where we heard some various speakers talk about the day's festivities and just the accomplishments that this movement has actually gained in the last year. | ||
| And there were a few outbursts by some Antifa people there that looked like they were there to protest the pro-life movement. | ||
| But I have someone very special here with me today who's speaking at the event. | ||
| This is Summer Smith from Savannah, Georgia. | ||
| Tell me, how are you feeling being here on this special day, and you're speaking at the event? | ||
| Yeah, I'm really excited. It's the 50th anniversary of the March for Life, so I'm super excited. | ||
| And Roe v. Wade was reversed last year, so this is really a celebration of life, and we're gonna make sure that abortion is abolished in all of America. | ||
| Now, you're surrounded by some pretty big names. | ||
| Are you nervous to speak? | ||
| This is Washington, D.C. A little bit, but I feel confident, and I'm excited to represent my generation. | ||
| Now you are the president of a very unique organization on your campus, Liberty University. | ||
| Talk to me about your organization. | ||
| Yes, I'm the president of Liberty University Students for Life, and we do a lot on our campus and around our city. | ||
| We do politics, we do tabling, sidewalk counseling, and we do a lot to support mothers and fathers in need on campus and off. | ||
| So you can tell these young people are motivated by what they've seen happen in their short lifetimes, and there's a long way to come. | ||
| What we look for here today is the future road ahead of this movement. | ||
| There's been a lot of talk about that. | ||
| When you and your friends talk about it, what do you say when you see things in the media? | ||
| Are they portraying your generation accurately? | ||
| No, I don't think so at all. | ||
| I think they portray our generation as lost and hopeless and that we don't know what we stand for, but our generation knows what we stand for. | ||
| And I mean, at these marches, the majority of people are young, under 20 years old. | ||
| And I think that just goes to show that our generation is for life and that we will see abortion abolished. | ||
| And they came up from Savannah last night, these real everyday Americans. | ||
| Thank you for being here in Washington, D.C. Back to you, Steve. | ||
| All right, Chris, hang on. Before we lose you, I want to know. | ||
| Tell me about the room, and I want to know about these Antifa. | ||
| This was a non-denominational, multi-denominational prayer service. | ||
| Father Pavone was one of the leaders of it. | ||
| Were there actually Antifa protesters to try to disrupt the prayers? | ||
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Is that what happened? Absolutely. | |
| So at the beginning of the service, me and my crew rolled in this morning and we were setting things up pretty quickly. | ||
| And then all of a sudden we just heard outbursts and I said, well, maybe somebody's having a moment. | ||
| They're really happy, but that wasn't the case. | ||
| There was one of these professional protesters. | ||
| If you cover this town enough, I called her. | ||
| I saw Robin Hood this morning. | ||
| She's a certain person I see around at every event. | ||
| She and her friends were down there to try to disrupt things this morning, but security handled it eloquently, and the speakers didn't let it get in their head, and they just kind of went on and on. | ||
| But we've got our eyes peeled out here today for any, you know, naysayers up to nefarious activities, and there's a pretty strong police presence here, too. | ||
| So we'll continue to watch out all day and give you rolling coverage, Steve. | ||
| Chris, put it in perspective. | ||
| You were the one in the middle of the mosh pit outside the Supreme Court when Roe v. | ||
| Wade was essentially overturned. | ||
| You were there for days with us. | ||
| It got pretty dangerous, had a huge police presence. | ||
| Compare that crowd to Savannah Smith or Summer Smith and the crowd you're seeing today at the March for Life, sir. Compare and contrast. | ||
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The two crowds could not be more different, as you would imagine. | |
| Miss Smith here is a very polite young lady, front row, getting ready. | ||
| She was preparing to address the audience in the classy manner that you portray in your family. | ||
| Look at these great Americans behind her, supporting her. | ||
| A very special day. That day at Dobbs was a completely different story. | ||
| You've got the black shirts out, the Antifa protesters. | ||
| We saw this throughout all the MAGA marches before January 6th. | ||
| And ironically, what a lot of our viewers should know is The security at the Supreme Court, even though they can't find the leaker, we'll get to that a little bit later this afternoon, was really, really serious. | ||
| They had 10-foot barriers, a huge police presence. | ||
| None of that was here that day with the Capitol on January 6th. | ||
| It was almost like it was an induced insurrection, per se. | ||
| But at the Supreme Court that day, they were ready and they were aggressive and good for them because it was a little out of control, as you saw, but we handle it. | ||
| We're just here to report the news to you, that's all. | ||
| Okay, Chris, you're going to be out. | ||
| We're going to try to get you at the end of the show today to make sure that we get full coverage. | ||
| I think what time for everybody in the area, what time does the march actually start? | ||
| What time are the speakers? Where should people go? | ||
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What are the logistics? Okay, so it's a little bit different this year. | |
| The rally begins at 12. | ||
| This is when Ms. Smith will be speaking. | ||
| Then they go down to Constitution, and they're going to take a right in front of the Capitol, and then go up by the House buildings, up the right-hand side, and then come around to the Capitol in front of the Capitol steps to really make a statement about where this movement is, you know. Now it's been outlawed. | ||
| It's down to the states, their decisions, and how they're going to navigate these tumultuous abortion laws that are going to be passed from state to state. | ||
| Even liberal counties all over the nation, they're just in an uproar. | ||
| But the rally starts at 12. | ||
| The march starts at 1. | ||
| They're going to end on the steps of the Capitol on the east side. | ||
| It'll be in the middle of the Supreme Court in the Capitol. | ||
| We hope our viewers will stay with us all day long. | ||
| Okay, so walk me through it again. | ||
| At noon, where should people go? | ||
| Where is that going to be? And then the march starts. | ||
| So walk me through. At noon, where should people go? | ||
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So right down here on the National Mall, in between the Monument and the Capitol here, we're gonna start right down here, then we're gonna march east towards the Capitol, right? | |
| Take a right in front of the reflecting pool there, and then come up the Rayburn buildings on the right side of the Capitol, and go down and take a left there on Maryland Avenue, it actually is. | ||
| And then it's in between the Supreme Court and the Capitol. | ||
| That's where the final gathering will be. | ||
| The march starts at one. | ||
| It usually ends up about, how long would you say the whole march goes? | ||
| Probably an hour and a half. | ||
| Yeah, it's about 2.30 when it wraps. | ||
| The rally here from 12 to 1 should be interesting because we have a variety of speakers here speaking today. | ||
| Tony Junji, Paula White, Pastor Pavone, Alveda King speaking. | ||
| So we have a lot of featured people here. | ||
| And Ms. Smith, what do you want to say to your friends at Liberty University before we sign off here? | ||
| I'm honored to be your Students for Life president and I cannot wait to continue to pray to end abortion in this country. | ||
| And your prayers have been answered somewhat. | ||
| So we're going to continue to follow this throughout the day here in Washington, D.C. Steve, back to you. | ||
| Chris Carter, Real America's Voice. | ||
| Real America's Voice is going to have coverage all throughout the day. | ||
| Of course, the Charlie Kirk Show follows us. | ||
| Charlie is a very big evangelical, besides being a populist and nationalist, so we want to make sure to keep it tuned to Real America Voice coverage throughout the day. | ||
| We're going to have coverage throughout the entire show. | ||
| We're also going to come back in our five to seven hour and have post-game coverage also. | ||
| Chris Carter, thank you very much. | ||
| Appreciate it. Okay, a lot going on today. | ||
| We're going to go to Davos. We're going to go back to the, as soon as I can track down Captain Ben, we're going to go back to the March for Life. | ||
| We've got Monica Crowley's going to join us. | ||
| A lot going on. We're going to take a short commercial break here. | ||
| We're going to be back. We're going to go to Davos and see what they've got in store for you. | ||
| Also, the RNC, the fight for chair of the RNC gets down and dirty. | ||
| We're going to cover it all wall to wall. | ||
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Be back in a moment. We're taking down the CCP. Spread the word all through Hong Kong. | |
| We will fight till they're all gone. | ||
| We rejoice when there's no war. | ||
| Let's take down the CCP. Here's your host, Stephen K. Beck. | ||
| Okay, welcome back. | ||
| We're going to go back to, we're going to do coverage in and out for the entire day of the March for Life. | ||
| And a lot of people, you know, Jason Jones on here, a lot of people are talking about because of the massive win to reverse Roe v. | ||
| Wade. This may be the last of the big March for Life. | ||
| It's why people focus on maybe the states. | ||
| A lot of controversy. Axios had a pretty good article. | ||
| I put it up on Getter. Go to Getter right now. | ||
| I want to go to Geneva. | ||
| Let's go to Noor Bin Laden. Last day of Davos. | ||
| Walk us through your overview of the conference itself and what came up at the end, ma'am, that our audience should know about. | ||
| I see I'll bounce off of our last segment yesterday because I alluded to the fact that the globalists weaponize and even orchestrate crises to justify their drastic restrictions and the complete loss of our freedoms and the whole week we talked about this digitization of society and all aspects of our lives and this is exactly what Tony Blair said in plain English language yesterday on that panel, | ||
| 100 days to outtrace the next pandemic, which I had already brought up with you yesterday. | ||
| And so straight from his mouth, he said, There is a huge impetus now for national digital infrastructure. | ||
| Digitization in healthcare is one of the great game changers. | ||
| We should be helping countries to develop a national digital infrastructure which they will lead with these new vaccines. | ||
| It is about showing people and the political leadership that you can make a positive difference to your healthcare system by adopting these measures because they've got an impact beyond any particular disease or pandemic. | ||
| And so one of the main things I wanted to add in addition to the coverage we've done this week is that they keep pushing this notion of public-private partnership. | ||
| And I think what we need to understand here, Steve, is how the globalist architecture throughout the 20th century was set up in order To, first of all, capture governments and corporations and use them interchangeably to push the agenda. | ||
| And what I mean by that is that when they cannot enforce certain policies via governments, then they'll use corporations by making their services ubiquitous. | ||
| And this is exactly the world and the society we're living in right now. | ||
| As I said, this was one giant press conference and they laid out the groundwork and just detailed the vision that they have for such a society throughout the week. | ||
| I want to go to this digitization, because this is going to be a massive type of control. | ||
| Look, they talked about climate change. | ||
| They talked about mental health. | ||
| They wanted to avoid, to the degree, although it did come up, being in our face about the Great Reset, about vaccines, about Build Back Better, because they know that those are, right now, we've changed the narrative on that. | ||
| But go to this digitization. | ||
| Walk our audience through how this is going to be the linchpin. | ||
| Of what Tony Blair was talking about, of really control of the population. | ||
| I think the key word here is really metrology, which I've mentioned several times throughout the week, which is the science of measurement. | ||
| And it is because of the advances we've made in technology throughout the last few years that we are at this very specific moment in time Where the realization of their plans, which again I mentioned, have been laid out for decades, if not a century or so ago, are very close to its implementation, what we call the one-world government or the centralization of power. | ||
| And so by tracking everything we do and by installing social credit score systems exactly as we see in China, I mean, we don't need to imagine what type of system we will be living under. | ||
| We just have to look towards what is happening in China today. | ||
| But this is the model that they want to impose on us. | ||
| And this is the thing, Steve. | ||
| They want to remove any form of agency of us humans and just control all aspects of our lives. | ||
| You brought up something very perceptive the other day. | ||
| I want to connect the dots here about the science of measurement, and that's in back of... | ||
| Much of this is what they're doing, and that's why digitalization plays into so much of it. | ||
| You mentioned that Klaus Schwab is an engineer, and they think of the world. | ||
| The people that came there, particularly originally, were technocrats, and even on the financial side were into financial engineering, that they have a very engineering angle of attack on the world. | ||
| Does that play in why the science of measurement is so important as the underpinnings of much of what they're doing? | ||
| 100%, because, Steve, at the root of this globalist project, we have a core group of people that are essentially eugenicists technocrats. | ||
| I like to refer to them as the Malthusian psycho-freaks, because it just describes their ethos perfectly. | ||
| There is a quote that I saved that actually I think is fitting to read to the audience right now because it's very important that we do understand. | ||
| It's hard to imagine that such a plan could be so long-standing, but it has been in the works, as I've mentioned, for a very long time. | ||
| And you have this character in United States history. | ||
| His name is James Warburg, and he was Paul Warburg's son, one of the key architects of the Federal Reserve. | ||
| And his son mentioned during a U.S. Senate subcommittee on the revision of the U.N. Charter in 1950, he had this to say. | ||
| He said, we shall have world government whether or not we like it. | ||
| The question is only whether world government will be achieved by consent or by conquest. | ||
| He further stated, Mr. | ||
| Chairman, I'm here to testify in favor of Senate Resolution 56, which, if concurrently enacted with the House, would make the peaceful transformation of the United Nations into a world federation, the avowed aim of United States policy. | ||
| So, Steve, all of this is tied together, the infiltration of the United States, the hijacking of the United States. | ||
| It was essential to reach the point where we are today, again, where they are so close to reaching their goal of installing a society where we are basically stripped of our humanity. | ||
| And as a wrap-up, I would like to share a message to Klaus for him to tell his own masters that my name is Norbin Laden. | ||
| I am a human being, not a QR code. | ||
| I don't want to eat the bugs. | ||
| I don't want to live in the pod. | ||
| I don't want to be trapped in a digital jail. | ||
| And nothing they can do will make me. | ||
| I want to keep my God-given freedom and my human dignity. | ||
| They cannot take this away from me. | ||
| And we will see the day where these people will be tried for their crimes against humanity. | ||
| Noor, hang on for one second. | ||
| I know it's cold there. Just please hold on. | ||
| I want to play the cold open for Joe Allen. | ||
| Keep Noor on. Let's go ahead and play the cold open for Joe Allen. | ||
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Artificial intelligence has enabled advances in decoding brain activity in ways that we never before thought possible. | |
| After all, what you think, what you feel, it's all just data. | ||
| Data that in large patterns can be decoded using artificial intelligence. | ||
| We're not talking about implanted devices of the future. | ||
| I'm talking about wearable devices that are like Fitbits for your brain. | ||
| Earbuds, headphones, tiny tattoos that you can wear behind your ear. | ||
| We can pick up emotional states like are you happy or sad or angry. | ||
| We can pick up and decode faces. | ||
| that you're seeing in your mind. | ||
| In fact, the coming future, and I mean near-term future, is these devices being the primary way in which we interact with all of the rest of our technology. | ||
| Rather than a mouse or a keyboard, you can simply swipe with your mind. | ||
| While we can't literally decode complex thought just yet, there's a lot that we can already decode that's quite relevant for the workplace environment. | ||
| Done poorly, it could become the most oppressive technology we've ever introduced in a wide scale across society. | ||
| We still have the chance to make it right. | ||
| There's another pathway forward with this technology which I find to actually be quite exciting and something that I think companies should be experimenting with. | ||
| And that is the use of the technology to make the workplace a more responsive workplace to the individual worker. | ||
| One where humans and robots and AI work seamlessly together in order to optimize a better and healthier workplace. | ||
| It also has a dystopian possibility of being used to exploit and bring to the surface our most secret self. | ||
| So you have recognition memory signals that are pre-conscious and subconscious, and this is part of why it's been used, for example, by governments to interrogate criminals. | ||
| Do you recognize this potential co-conspirator? | ||
| Do you recognize, you know, this murder weapon? | ||
| Noor bin Laden, I think, said it, I'm a human being, right? | ||
| Joe Allen, what did we just see there, sir? | ||
| Steve, that's a... | ||
| I'm a professor at Duke University, Nita Farahany. | ||
| What she's selling is the idea that corporations and governments would benefit from having non-invasive brain-computer interfaces deployed among their citizens or among their employees. | ||
| And these devices, obviously she's selling the idea, these devices aren't all that advanced, at least the ones that are out on the market. | ||
| What she's talking about, it works pretty well in the lab, but Really, as these things progress, I see no reason whatsoever why you couldn't end up with companies in the US just like you have in China right now in their train system and in their school system. | ||
| They're already rolling these out to monitor people's attention, to monitor their fatigue levels. | ||
| In America and in the West, they're rolling it out as a sort of gaming fad. | ||
| And so it's really terrifying, the possibility of it technically, if it were to come to pass. | ||
| But the intention that she's describing, this intention to monitor the brains, to monitor the thoughts of your employees and your citizens, I think she's expressing a viewpoint that is all too common, especially amongst those at the World Economic Forum. | ||
| Okay, this is not science fiction. | ||
| It's science fact. | ||
| This is not conspiracy theory. | ||
| They're upping your grill. | ||
| Exactly the direction of where they're going to roll. | ||
| Short commercial break. Noor Bin Laden, Joe Allen, Monica Crowley, Matthew Peterson, all next in The War Room. | ||
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We rejoice when there's no more. | |
| Let's take down the CCP. Here's your host, Stephen K. Band. | ||
| So Davos, it's a gathering of technology companies and media and obviously venture capital, private equity, all the hedge fund managers to try to see the direction of where things are going. | ||
| That's why on the last day, we followed the Neuralink situation quite closely. | ||
| But, in fact, let me go back to Joe Allen for a second. | ||
| I want to get Noor Bin Laden's opinion on this. | ||
| The thing the most disturbing that I heard in that was she's talking about, once again, the combination of, in a workspace, humans, robots, AI. And this would be in a situation where you would have the computer-brain interface already in what they refer to as a human, which really wouldn't be a homo sapien. | ||
| It would be homo sapien 2.0. | ||
| Is that the pitch she's trying to make about where the future goes for the workplace, Joe Allen? | ||
| Well, you know, Steve, I think it's really important to think about it in terms of the kind of evolution of the technology. | ||
| So right now, smartphones, which are pretty new on the scene, considering they've only been in use for about 13 years, 14 years. | ||
| So you've got... | ||
| This idea that you're moving from using smartphones to adding on a sort of non-invasive brain computer interface to sync the mind with the digital activity. | ||
| From there, she estimates, within our lifetimes, we'll see implanted brain-computer interfaces, right? Just like Elon Musk, just like Klaus Schwab, just like Yuval Noah Harari, these futurists, that's the future they envision. | ||
| The thing about this non-invasive brain-computer interface is that it really is a sort of realistic step in the direction of merging neurological activity, exploiting it, using it to direct devices, Using neurological activity to gauge the emotional state or to gauge the sort of energy levels or even the intentions and sort of rough thoughts of the employee or the citizen. | ||
| So with a smartphone, you've already got a lot of that, right? | ||
| Like any of your apps are tracking you, sending it to third parties. | ||
| Google, Facebook, all of that. | ||
| So this is already in place. | ||
| What this represents is basically an enhancement of the surveillance system that is already in place and a movement towards a more tightly constrained sort of, you could say, a social credit system, although it wouldn't be called that in the West, in which your mind, the innermost Contents of your brain are used by corporations and governments to better control you, | ||
| or as they would put it, to better serve you. | ||
| Nor, how does the cold open we just played of what happened in Davos in the final days play to your proclamation to Klaus Schwab, ma'am? Yes, I'd just like to say that was a perfect summary by Mr. | ||
| Allen. It was absolutely spot on. | ||
| And this is it. | ||
| They want to hook us up to a grid. | ||
| This is the transhumanist agenda. | ||
| And I'd just like to say, because that woman used the word dystopia, you know, that there is a risk that this could turn into a dystopia. | ||
| But that is very much the goal here. | ||
| It's the intention. And I think we could summarize it in one sentence, in the sense that Their utopia is our dystopia. | ||
| And the world that they have prepared for us is so bleak, Steve, it would rip us from any form of human dignity, which is why in that statement that I shared in the previous segment, I want to make it very clear. | ||
| I am a human being, not a QR code. | ||
| And we are all human beings, not QR codes. | ||
| And we can see what transpired with the rollout of The so-called COVID pandemic and the ensuing restrictions and drastic measures that completely curtailed our freedoms, you had to go around. | ||
| I mean, I stopped traveling. | ||
| I stopped taking planes because I refused to partake in this system. | ||
| I refused to have to show a QR code tied to my personal being. | ||
| And this The step that they've accelerated to an adoption of a digital ID passport should absolutely terrify every single person. | ||
| And to just close that point, on the very first day I came on the show, I believe, or on the Tuesday, I mentioned that video that the Deputy Prime Minister of Ukraine, Mikhail Fedorov, put on his Twitter page last year about Ukraine 2030 and the digitization of the entire society and all services of the government. | ||
| And coming back to what Tony Blair said, the digitization of the infrastructure of healthcare. | ||
| Healthcare, again, like I mentioned with climate change, is just another children horse. | ||
| They're using all these pretexts to push society to adopt This is happening now. | ||
| The time to change course is now. | ||
| We don't have any more time. | ||
| Because as Joe Allen mentioned, these patents, they've been filed years ago, decades ago. | ||
| They've been preparing for this very moment in time. | ||
| No, they're in the capital raising and rollout phase. | ||
| Nor, how do people get to you on social media? | ||
| How do they follow your commentary and observations and analysis, ma'am? | ||
| I'm on Twitter and getter at norbinladen and my website is norbinladen.com and I just wanted to thank you Steve and the whole team for having me this week. | ||
| It's been a pleasure reporting for you on all of these I mean quite horrible things but you know we have to talk about this. | ||
| An informed public is what we need so it's very important that we talk about all of this and you guys do a tremendous job so thanks for having me. | ||
| Well, we're honored to have you on here, Noor, live from Geneva. | ||
| Thank you very much. Appreciate it. | ||
| Honored to have you on. Thank you. | ||
| Joe Allen, hang on. | ||
| We're going to add Monica Crowley, but I want to go to Matthew Peterson, formerly of Claremont, I think founder of the American Mind and now at New Foundings. | ||
| Matthew, we did have Ron DeSantis, I think a couple of days ago, stood up to Larry Fink on this ESG on the money management of the pension funds in Florida. | ||
| Walk us through Davos, ESG, Larry Fink. | ||
| Where are we in this? | ||
| Because everything I heard coming out of there was climate change, And capitalism has to have a social function here that supports the transition to a decarbonized society. | ||
| Matthew Peterson, your thoughts, sir? | ||
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Yeah, so I would summarize this as they're tripling down. | |
| I mean, there's no stop. | ||
| This has been going on for a long time. | ||
| What has happened is that more people, thanks to shows like yours and other people chiming in because of the work you've been doing, more people are aware of what's going on, and they've rolled out more and more of it. | ||
| So as we just heard, I mean, that was excellent with Joe and Noor. | ||
| I mean, The digitization of the brain, like the whole nine yards, it's all happening, right? It's all happening in real time in front of us. | ||
| And as she said, we don't have a lot of time. | ||
| So the wake up call should be, these people are not going to stop. | ||
| They met with resistance over the last five to seven years, and it has only emboldened them to move forward faster. | ||
| And they're doing it out in the open, out in public. | ||
| And so when I listen to this… But hang on one second. | ||
| I just want to hear that point again for our audience. | ||
| This is not tinfoil hat conspiracy theories. | ||
| In Davos, it's a coming together of the companies, the corporations, the R &D, the messaging, the media, but particularly the capital. | ||
| You have early stage venture capital. | ||
| You have private equity. | ||
| You have the hedge funds. | ||
| You have every stage in how to launch companies and how to build them up. | ||
| And they're out there. | ||
| They're making their pitches right there. | ||
| They're telling you directionally where they're going to go. | ||
| So it is happening in real time. | ||
| In front of your face, this is not a conspiracy theory. | ||
| You don't have a tinfoil hat on. | ||
| You are looking at it in real time. | ||
| What are we then, Matthew Peterson, to do about it? | ||
| If you're saying they're not going to back off, although the failures of the COVID situation, the VAX situation, the Great Reset, the Build Back Better, if they're not going to stop, how then do we stop them, sir? | ||
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Well, I mean, last I checked, we're in a war room and people need to take that more seriously. | |
| This is where things get exciting, and this is what I'm excited about, and this is what I'm doing. | ||
| First off, you do need politicians like DeSantis to say, we are not doing business with you anymore. | ||
| But the reason for that, the goal here, has to be to get money and talent out from underwoke capital and to put it together to create alternative systems, alternative institutions, alternative businesses. | ||
| In America, that's not just a parallel economy. | ||
| That's an actual American economy by and for Americans. | ||
| And here's the good news. | ||
| There are a lot of people in finance who disagree with this. | ||
| You know, a lot of them are going along with it, but there are plenty of people who are ready to break out. | ||
| They don't know quite what to do. | ||
| And so what we need to do, what we're doing at New Founding is you got to connect investors who are looking around, who are on our side, who are going, what the hell is this crap, who want to reject it with entrepreneurs and founders who are talented, I'm stealing talent right now from these big corporations because there's plenty of people there who are at the top level who are going, I'm done. I want to get out of this. | ||
| But what do I do? You need to connect them with other talented people to build the infrastructure we need. | ||
| And in order to do that, I go even further. | ||
| We need a vision that goes beyond just opposing wokeness. | ||
| We need our own ESG, our own social justice. | ||
| And what I mean by that shouldn't scare you. | ||
| I mean, you know, ESG is just a bureaucratic way of enacting an agenda of control, right? And they use this language. | ||
| But you know it when you see it. | ||
| All these elements all kind of combine at Davos, and you see it all there. | ||
| And you know it when you see it in the advertising. | ||
| What we need is an alternative movement, a commercial cultural movement that's moving in a different direction. | ||
| Instead of the E, you know, our E is excellence. | ||
| We care about excellence over equity, and we want businesses and investors to band together on that basis. | ||
| Not whatever sexual fetish you have or whatever the color of your skin is, but actual excellence, God forbid. We want reshoring. | ||
| We want businesses and investors to be proud of and look for the opportunities in reshoring manufacturing and B2B services to America. | ||
| They should be advertising on that fact, and half the country wants that. | ||
| Instead of climate change, why do we have such a lack of vision? | ||
| The real crisis in the West is the decline of the American family. | ||
| Businesses used to sell products and services based on it. | ||
| People want to work for businesses that respect the family. | ||
| In other words, the vision could be something like I just laid out or different, but that's the positive vision moving forward that you get investors and everyone else excited around so you can build something That will consolidate power and stave off this madness. | ||
| Talk to us about New Foundings. | ||
| I mean, American Mind, Claremont, these are platinum premier names in the thinking of the new right. | ||
| Walk me through New Foundings. | ||
| We've got about a minute and a half. | ||
| Walk me through New Foundings. | ||
| How are you guys, you men and women, trying to pull this together? | ||
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Well, one of the simple things we have is a talent network, newfounding.com slash talent, and we work in a boutique way with people across the country who want to get out from underwoke capital and connect investors and entrepreneurs, but also just professionals. | |
| Like someone gets canceled at a law firm, they're looking to start a firm where they can do pro bono work, God forbid, on the side of the American people, and we connect them with other talented people to create that firm. | ||
| So there's an entrepreneurial, you know, aspect to this. | ||
| You could almost think of it as a proto-investment bank that we need. | ||
| That's the kind of thinking we need, right? | ||
| I mean, we need our own Goldman. | ||
| We need companies that are going to buy American clothing companies and make them the competitors to Patagonia by advertising in a different way, right, that's non-woke. | ||
| So we're putting those people together and matching them. | ||
| But we're also helping, we're experimental labs and helping Americans connect to non-woke companies. | ||
| So we have a guide, guide.newfounding.com. | ||
| It's in its early stages. | ||
| We need people to sign up and join. | ||
| There's even a browser extension so you can keep lists and ask other people questions about, you know, you want even a book list or a movie list, but you also want a list of, you know, companies that make wallets that are made in America or whatever. | ||
| And that digital network, I mean, they're going to use digital technology. | ||
| The digital network is important. | ||
| So especially in tech, we need people to band together to build the things we need. | ||
| Matthew, hang on for one second. | ||
| We're going to take a short commercial break. | ||
| Matthew Peterson, Joe Allen, we've got Monica Crowley. | ||
| A lot to get to in the next hour also, the fight over the leadership of the RNC. All next in the war. | ||
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| Noor bin Laden inspired us this morning, and I think Matthew Peterson inspired us also. | ||
| Matthew, this whole concept of the difference between a parallel economy and really a new American economy, I want to get you back on later where we can drill down more. | ||
| But I want everybody to go see new foundings today. | ||
| How do people get to your social media? | ||
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How do they get to the website? I'm on Twitter at docmjp, at docmjp, and you go to newfounding.com and you'll find out more about New Founding. | |
| I would also suggest, you'll see it on New Founding, return.life is our versioning tech community of people who want to build differently in tech at return.life. | ||
| So, you know, check that out as well. | ||
| But I'm on Twitter at docmjp. | ||
| Perfect. Return to life. | ||
| Okay. Thank you very much. | ||
| Very inspirational. Before I go to Monica Crowley, Joe, and I'm going to ask you, Joe, to hang over into the next hour also. | ||
| Joe, when you hear Matthew Peterson, this is one of the things we need, correct? | ||
| You've got to have a counter to this. | ||
| And part of the counter is to stop it and to get legislation to get control of this because it's increasing at an increasing rate, which we warn people about. | ||
| Your thoughts on what you heard from both Noor Bin Laden and Matthew Peterson this morning, sir? | ||
| Yes, Steve. Matthew Peterson, the people at Claremont, Return.life, which I'm a subscriber to, James Polos, Artie and Tola of Canonic XYZ, all of these people are doing what they can to build up Parallel economies, parallel structures, so that we're not dependent on the central system that is so closely allied with globalists at Davos. | ||
| So I think that what he's talking about is essential, and you have to have a core, otherwise the wind just blows you over. | ||
| I know most of my work is critical. | ||
| It's basically focused on the problem. | ||
| People like Matthew Peterson, people like Noor Bin Laden are doing what they can to build up something positive in the face of it. | ||
| And I think that anyone who is looking for an alternative to the sort of dystopia we're talking about would do well to begin there. | ||
| Yeah. If we don't fight it and we don't come up with a solution, it's going to be dystopian. | ||
| We understand that. So we can't. | ||
| We've got to fight to stop it, and then we've got to have an alternative, a bid away, as they say on Wall Street. | ||
| Joe, hang with me. We're jammed in the next hour, but I've got to get you back. | ||
| You just hang. Monica, I want to bifurcate this discussion with you because I've got big issues to talk to you with, but you're one of the few truly big global thinkers in our movement. | ||
| You also know about Davos. | ||
| Walk us through the direction where Davos is going and what do we do here in the American experience to stop this madness, ma'am? Well, thank you for having me, Steve, and thank you for giving me a chance to talk about this. | ||
| This issue is really the biggest issue of our time. | ||
| When we talk about the communist infiltration or the Marxist revolution that we're experiencing now, which is at a tipping point, in America, this effort goes back to the 1930s as a KGB operation. | ||
| What we're experiencing through the transnational organizations, like the World Economic Forum, like... We just lost her. | ||
| ...during the 1970s. | ||
| Do you have me back, Steve? I tell you what, can you start over again? | ||
| That was so important, and somehow we just dropped your link. | ||
| Start at the top. | ||
| We've got plenty of time. We've got four minutes here, and we'll hold you over to the next. | ||
| Just give it to me from the top. Sure. | ||
| Yeah, I was just making the point that what we're experiencing via the transnational organizations like the World Economic Forum, the World Health Organization, They're all working together. | ||
| It's all of a piece. | ||
| And this has been going on for decades. | ||
| So what we're fighting right now and the really important subjects that you're talking about here and the overall assault that Western freedom and U.S. freedom is facing right now through the WEF, but also through the huge economic bastions like BlackRock and so on, this has been going on for decades. | ||
| So the American people need to understand this didn't just start yesterday over the last couple of years. | ||
| And this is going to require a long-term effort on our part. | ||
| I was at Davos once. | ||
| It was January of 2020, right before the world shut down. | ||
| And I was there as Assistant Secretary of the Treasury in the Trump administration as part of the U.S. delegation. | ||
| I met Klaus Schwab once. | ||
| And you know, Steve, when you meet certain people and you really get a bad vibe off of them, I mean, my entire soul went on high vibrate. | ||
| Standing next to Klaus Schwab, because the evil just coming out of him was so intense. | ||
| This is a very dark agenda being led by him and his first lieutenant, Yuval Hariri, who we don't spend enough time talking about, but he is really an evil dark force behind all of this as well. | ||
| And they are global predators. | ||
| Dr. Peter Bregan's phrase, which is so apt, they are global predators Moving 24 hours a day, seven days a week over decades to move the free world into a fourth industrial revolution, a one-world government, and a global surveillance state based on what the CCP has established. | ||
| This means a destruction of the United States as we know it, and their slogan by 2030, you will owe nothing and be happy. | ||
| What does that mean? That means basically political, economic, And cultural Marxism, but it's so much more than that. | ||
| You will be a serf in their new world order. | ||
| And what that means for you is no freedom, no private property, no privacy, no bodily autonomy, no national sovereignty, no borders, and no control over your own life. | ||
| You will be a cog in their wheel to be dispensed with at their discretion. | ||
| Monica, if you would please, by the way, just real quickly, you're not a conspiracy theorist, are you, ma'am? I am not. | ||
| No, but I do know the left and I've been studying them for a very long time. | ||
| I know how they think and I know how they operate. | ||
| Monica Crowley, honored to have you on here. | ||
| Asked you to hold. We're going to take a short 90-second commercial break. | ||
| We're going to come back. We're going to get into the fight at the RNC. Ronald McDaniel is going to join us. | ||
| I think we're going to get Anthony Sabatini down in Florida, Mike Lindell, all of it. | ||
| We've got a lot to get to in the next hour, and I commit to the audience. | ||
| We're going to get to all of it. Short commercial break. | ||
| We'll be back in 90 seconds. | ||
| Hour 2 in the War Room. | ||
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| Bring it on and I will fight to the end just for you Just watch and see. It's all started. | ||
| Everything's begun. | ||
| And you are over. | ||
| Cause we're taking down the CCP! Spread the word all through Hong Kong. | ||
| We will fight till they're all gone. | ||
| We rejoice when there's no war. |
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