July 6, 2023 - Bannon's War Room
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| This is the primal scream of a dying regime. | ||
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Pray for our enemies, because we're going medieval on these people. | |
| I've got a free shot at 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 lie? | ||
| MAGA 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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Here's your host, Stephen K. Bannon. | |
| Thanks for watching. | ||
| Well, Willie, the Treasury Secretary has arrived in the past hour here in Beijing. | ||
| Over the next four days, she's expected to meet with President Xi Jinping's new economics team, many of whom are not familiar to her or to the Biden administration. | ||
| She's going to discuss with and consult with the U.S. | ||
| business community, as well as communicate directly what Treasury has described as areas of concern with the Chinese. | ||
| In addition to that, she's going to be speaking about global challenges, as you had mentioned, such as climate change and debt distress in poorer nations. | ||
| Now her trip comes only weeks after Secretary of State Antony Blinken was here. | ||
| This is all part of a greater effort by the Biden administration to restore a functional and constructive dialogue between the two. | ||
| The communication between the U.S. and China has really been hit hard, especially after then House Speaker Nancy Pelosi visited Taiwan, angering Beijing about a year ago. | ||
| Now, based on official commentary as well as state media reports, the Chinese are looking for what they call signs of U.S. sincerity. | ||
| So this would be some combination of a reduction or an end of Trump-era tariffs on Chinese goods, lifting sanctions on Chinese companies and individuals, and stopping the export curbs. | ||
| The Chinese argument is that these tariffs only exacerbate U.S. inflation, that the controls are also bad We're good to go. | ||
| On this trip, and in fact, the Chinese are also quite incentivized to find common ground, given the poor condition of the economy here, as well as an increasing concern about what is seen here as a coordinated effort by Washington, as well as other advanced economies, to de-risk or cut off reliance from China. | ||
| Guys. Yeah, Eunice, Yellen seen amongst people who watch China as perhaps one of the less hawkish members of quite a hawkish administration and obviously bipartisan hawkishness when it comes to China and Washington at the moment. Up until a couple of months ago, even a month ago, there was real concern that these two countries could almost be talking each other into some kind of aggression, conflicted situation. With the visit now of Tony Blinken | ||
| and now Janet Yellen, is there a sense that perhaps things are easing a bit, perhaps because of what you said about China's own economic situation? | ||
| Are we stepping back from the brink of what really looked like quite a precarious situation for both America and China? | ||
| Well, I think it depends on what your expectation is. | ||
| So we are seeing some level of de-escalation in the fact that the two sides are actually talking again. | ||
| You had mentioned what it was like just a couple of months before. | ||
| At that point, neither side was having any communication. | ||
| So that's better what we're seeing today and with Anthony Blinken's All better, so helping to ease those tensions. | ||
| But the big question is whether or not the two sides are really going to make fundamental changes to their policies. | ||
| And from the Chinese perspective, It really doesn't look like the Chinese are willing to make any compromise on the way that they do trade or other issues that Washington has had with the Chinese. | ||
| And we can even see that in a series in the state news agency Xinhua, which has been talking about what the root of the problem is. | ||
| And they said the crux of the problem for this U.S.-China issue is the U.S., That the U.S. has a wrong perception of China. | ||
| So not taking a whole lot of blame for what's going on here. | ||
| As a human being, so many people look up to you. | ||
| They rely on you. No one can imagine how hard that is. | ||
| Do you do anything for yourself? | ||
| Are you ever able to take a minute to read or to listen to music or something to sort of give yourself that moment? | ||
| I have such moments, it's important to be in silence, to be alone. | ||
| Alone, how can I be alone? | ||
| Alone I can be with music, through, or with a book. | ||
| And early, early in the morning, when there are no sounds in... | ||
| No air raid sirens. No people, nobody. | ||
| I mean, the people, our staff. | ||
| I mean, nobody is in my cabinet, nobody. | ||
| I can just read, think, think. | ||
| And the music house, really. | ||
| What music do you like? | ||
| Oh, I like ACDC and Ukrainian music. | ||
| Of course, I like Ukrainian music a lot of because Ukrainian that's native language. | ||
| That's why you understand not only music, you understand the words and etc. | ||
| ACDC, I don't understand all the words. | ||
| You like the music. | ||
| I like the energy of ACDC, like Eric Clapton. | ||
| A lot of Guns N' Roses. | ||
| Maybe it's too old music for... | ||
| I understand. We're the same. | ||
| We're the same. I love it. | ||
| It's important to have sometimes at 6, 7 in the morning some trainings. | ||
| Workout. Yes, workouts, or to do something with music, with such music, which gives you energy for all the day. | ||
| To get through, right? I mean, you're a human being. | ||
| Why are we doing this? Why are we tempting nuclear annihilation by flooding Ukraine with advanced weapons and sabotaging negotiations at every turn? | ||
| We've been told by people like Senator Dick Durbin that Ukraine is literally in a battle for freedom and democracy itself. | ||
| And therefore, anyone who opposes military aid to Ukraine opposes the very defense of democracy, according to this logic. | ||
| So where's the democracy in Vladimir Zelensky's decision to ban opposition parties, to criminalize the media outlets of his legitimate political opponents, to jail his top political rival and his deputies, to raid Orthodox churches and jail clergymen? | ||
| Where is the democracy in the Ukrainian government's imprisonment of Gonzalo Lira, an American citizen simply for challenging the official narrative of Ukraine's war? | ||
| And where is the democracy in Zelensky's recent decision to suspend elections in 2024 on the grounds that martial law has been declared? | ||
| The answer is that Ukrainian democracy is harder to find these days than that country's commander in chief, Valery Zelensky. | ||
| Senator Lindsey Graham has offered a much more grim and more on-the-mark rationale for supplying Ukraine with billions in weapons. | ||
| As the senator boasted during a recent visit with Zelensky in Kiev, I repeat, the Russians are dying. | ||
| It's the best money we've ever spent. | ||
| And Graham has also said that Americans are ready to fight this war down to the last Ukrainian. | ||
| While official casualty numbers are strictly classified, we must worry that Ukraine is well on its way to fulfilling the senator's ghoulish fantasies. | ||
| As a Ukrainian soldier complained this month to Vice News, we don't know what Zelensky's plans are, but, quote, it looks like the extermination of its own population, like of the combat-ready and working-age population. | ||
| That's it. | ||
| Indeed, military cemeteries in Ukraine are expanding almost as rapidly as the Northern Virginia McMansions and beachfront estates of executives from Lockheed Martin, Raytheon, and assorted Beltway contractors, benefiting from the second highest level of military spending since World War II. | ||
| These are the real winners of the Ukraine proxy war, not average Ukrainians or Americans or Russians, the winners, or Europeans for that matter. | ||
| The winners are people like Secretary of State Tony Blinken, who spent his time between the Obama and Biden administrations launching a consulting firm called WestExec Advisors, which secured lucrative government contracts for intelligence firms in the arms industry. | ||
| Blinken's former partners at WestExec include Director of National Intelligence Avril Haines, CIA Deputy Director David Cohen, former White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki, and almost a dozen current and former members of Biden's national security team. | ||
| Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, for his part, is a former and possibly future board member of Raytheon and an ex-partner of Pine Island Capital Investment, which collaborates with WestExec and which Blinken himself has advised. | ||
| Meanwhile, the current U.S. ambassador to this body, the U.N., Linda Thomas-Greenfield, is listed as a senior counsel at the Albright Stonebridge Group, a self-described commercial diplomacy firm that also finesses government contracts for the intelligence and arms sector, and which was founded by Madeleine Albright, infamously known for her comments that the deaths by sanctions of half a million Iraqi children were worth it. | ||
| So while military-age Ukrainian men are ripped off the streets by military police and sent to the front lines, the financially and politically connected architects of this proxy war are planning to walk through the revolving door to reap unimaginable profits once their time in the Biden administration is over. | ||
| For them, a negotiated settlement to this territorial dispute means an end to the cash cow of close to $150 billion in USAID to Ukraine. | ||
| Thursday, 6 July, Year of Our Lord 2023. | ||
| Right there, Max Blumenthal finishing that cold open. | ||
| No friend of the war room, no friend of our movement, a mortal enemy to Andrew Breitbart. | ||
| But right there, as this audience knows, he was reading off the crib notes virtually of what we've been talking about for two years now, or a year and a half since this war started. | ||
| But that was at the UN, and it's gotten a lot of people's attention because the first time that they've been forced to listen to that. | ||
| Erin Burnett, this is what the sycophants at MSNBC and CNN do every day. | ||
| Why don't you just ask Zelensky, what type of tree do you want to be? | ||
| She's channeling Barbara Wawa on the ridiculous fangirl show. | ||
| What type of music makes you, because everybody in the world looks up to you, so much pressure on your shoulders. | ||
| Not one tough question in her entire interview. | ||
| And of course, the Chinese at the beginning of it, the CCP, they want to see signs of U.S. sincerity. | ||
| What are signs of U.S. sincerity according to the Chinese Communist Party? | ||
| Drop all of the Trump policies. | ||
| Biden administration is over there kowtowing right now, and even the NBC reporter couldn't say, well, there's been no movement in China. | ||
| They think the problem is the U.S. There's no movement, not one. | ||
| This is an absolute collapse. | ||
| And they're saying, oh, we're trying to de-escalate against the CCP while they're escalating Ukraine. | ||
| This is all a fix. | ||
| I've got Dr. | ||
| Monica Crowley with us. | ||
| Dr. Crowley, give us your assessment geopolitically. | ||
| We've got about three minutes. I'm going to toss it to you. | ||
| The humiliation going on now in Beijing with the United States versus what's happening in the Ukraine, ma'am. | ||
| Well, that Max Blumenthal statement at the UN was an absolute tour de force and good for him for actually driving a stake in the ground in one of the worst globalist bodies in the world. | ||
| I mean, you have been talking about this repeatedly. | ||
| Your guests have been talking about it since the advent of this war. | ||
| But it's really important for someone like Blumenthal to come forward at the UN and say exactly that to capture the world's attention with the truth and the facts. | ||
| Look, this administration, the Biden administration, is a wholly owned subsidiary of the CCP. It's also, and has been for a long time, Joe Biden and his family deeply in bed With the most corrupt forces in Ukraine. | ||
| So you have an American president who is also the commander in chief who is not in the world representing America and America's interests and interested in protecting the American people, but rather interested in enriching and empowering himself and also the security state That is using Ukraine and other conflicts around the world as a massive money laundering operation, as Blumenthal and you have pointed out for a very long time. | ||
| So we know. | ||
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Looks like she froze up. | |
| We'll just reboot her. That's Monica Crowley giving a very humiliating 48 hours in the United States as the Biden regime kowtows and, of course, they continue to try to escalate in Ukraine. | ||
| Some good news. By the way, we're going to break. | ||
| We're going to try to get Monica rebooted. | ||
| We got Ben Burquam at the border. | ||
| We're going to get Monica's thoughts on what's going on in France because this is a global conflict right now. | ||
| But some good news. | ||
| Sound of Freedom, number one in the box office on the uber-important July 4th holiday. | ||
| On July 4th itself, it had $14 million at the box office versus $11 million for Raiders of the Lost, the Raiders movie with Indiana Jones, Spielberg, Disney. | ||
| Harrison Ford, Lucas, all $300 million of marketing, virtually zero, as you can tell, for Sound of Freedom. | ||
| Hollywood never wanted this movie to come out. | ||
| Hollywood does not want to talk about the pedophilia crisis in this nation. | ||
| They don't want to talk about the demand side of the equation. | ||
| They suppressed this movie. But the American people have come out in droves, and it's just the beginning. | ||
| This movie's going to lead to a movement. | ||
| Okay, short commercial break. We've got a lot to get to, and we're going to get to all of it. | ||
| Short commercial break. Back with Ben Burquam at the border. | ||
| Monica Crowley in New York. | ||
| We've got Dexter Miriam Grossman who's going to rejoin us today to talk about this trans ideology. | ||
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Garrett Ziegler, we're wall-to-wall in the war room. | |
| Stephen K. Bound. | ||
| Where are you from? | ||
| Venezuela. | ||
| Venezuela? | ||
| El Salvador. | ||
| El Salvador, ok. | ||
| CBP-1? | ||
| Where are you from? | ||
| Mexico. | ||
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Mexico? You're doing the CBP-1? | |
| Ok. Do you speak English? | ||
| Mexico? El Salvador? | ||
| Where are you from? El Salvador? | ||
| El Salvador? | ||
| Where are you from? | ||
| CBP-1? | ||
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Ok. | |
| Where are you from? | ||
| Colombia. | ||
| Okay, we're having a difficult time technically getting Monica back up, so I want to go to Ben Berkwan because this is all part of a whole. | ||
| We are surrendering. | ||
| Unrestricted warfare has already been declared by the Chinese Communist Party. | ||
| People that watch this show know this. | ||
| We're over there right now kowtowing in the most humiliating way, and they know we're kowtowing. | ||
| The Chinese Communist Party thinks they have won here, and the reason is they have. | ||
| Because of the – and I had the webinar yesterday about Sequoia Capital and about all the funding of the Democrats they do and what they've gotten away with with funding Chinese military technology with American pension fund money. | ||
| And of course McCarthy's in that scandal also because they're taking money from him also and shut down the House intel investigations. | ||
| At 6 o'clock tonight, I'm going to get into that in quite a bit of detail. | ||
| On the other hand, we're escalating. | ||
| We're continuing to pump money into Ukraine, right? | ||
| We're continuing to pump money into Ukraine. | ||
| So we've got – in that geopolitical situation – The key point is what's happening in France and what's happening on our southern border. | ||
| On our southern border, there's a massive invasion. | ||
| And the Biden regime is lying to you straight face about, oh, there's a dramatic decrease. | ||
| There's not. They've just changed the methodology of how people get in. | ||
| There's 50,000 came in last month under this app. | ||
| I want to go to Ben Berquan. Ben is live on the Mexico side of the Hidalgo Bridge in Reynosa. | ||
| He's going to cross over to the Rio Grande Valley. | ||
| Ben, could you do a walk and talk across the bridge? | ||
| And your video at the beginning shows that this is just all a joke. | ||
| These people are not qualified for asylum. | ||
| These are economic migrants, right? | ||
| And we feel for them. | ||
| They want a better life. | ||
| I got that. But that's not the purpose of the asylum program is to have a better life and just come to the United States. | ||
| There's got to be a very high bar to this, and they game the system with this app. | ||
| Walk us through what's happening. Yeah, so I just, I'm on the Reynosa side of the Hidalgo Bridge. | ||
| I'm going to walk you through real quick. | ||
| I just want to kind of set this up. | ||
| So as Joe Biden and the Democrats are saying that the numbers are decreasing, they're only decreasing because they've changed, as you said, they've changed the definition from what legal, illegal is. | ||
| They've just increased the number of CBP-1 applications from 1,000 to almost 1,500 that they're allowing through per day. | ||
| Every bridge looks like this. | ||
| And what they're trying to do is do it in these small, small groups. | ||
| It's what Todd Benzman called the You know, this ant project so that you don't see it happening. | ||
| So I'm going to walk you across the bridge right now. | ||
| I'm not sure how long they're going to let me stay up here. | ||
| But just to give you an idea of what that number looks like, 1,500 people a day is half a million per year. | ||
| And every time they went from 1,000 to 1,500, undoubtedly they're going to increase that. | ||
| So we're talking about half a million people a year that are illegal, that won't qualify for asylum, that really will, if we actually have an immigration policy, will be deported eventually. | ||
| But they're simply being let in To decrease the numbers. | ||
| To make it look like it's doing better. | ||
| So let me just walk you over here, Steve. | ||
| Actually, before I do that, do you have any questions? | ||
| Because as soon as I start walking, I'm going to have to keep walking. | ||
| No, no. People understand this app and this whole process is just a misdirection play. | ||
| It's to hide what's really going on. | ||
| And Ben said it's at least $500,000 a year. | ||
| 100%. Go ahead and do your walk and talk, Ben. | ||
| Let me just add this to it. | ||
| Let me add this to it. | ||
| Mayorkas said that they're not allowing people to illegally cross. | ||
| That's an absolute lie. I'm standing over the river right now. | ||
| You can go across the river, you can turn yourself in, and you can just appeal your deportation. | ||
| They're allowing that to happen. So not only is it 500, excuse me, half a million people that are coming across this way, it's going to be another half a million going across that way or more, plus the other ones that are getting transported by the cartel out in the desert that we saw. | ||
| And the deserts are wide open. | ||
| The open areas are wide open. | ||
| But let me just walk you through here. | ||
| But it absolutely is all misdirection. | ||
| It's all designed to really lie to the American people, make you think they're doing something about it when they're really not. | ||
| Alright, let's walk and talk. | ||
| So all of these people here have been lined up since this morning. | ||
| Hola, de donde son? | ||
| Haiti. | ||
| Haiti? | ||
| Where are you from? | ||
| Russia. | ||
| Russia, wow. | ||
| Where are you going? | ||
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New York? Philadelphia. | |
| Philadelphia? Florida. | ||
| Where are you going? A lot of them don't want to talk, you can tell Steve. | ||
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Where are you going? Haiti? Haiti? | |
| Africa? Haiti? | ||
| Where are you going? Interesting. | ||
| Where are you going? New York? | ||
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New York? New York? | |
| California? No. | ||
| No? Michigan? | ||
| Where are you from? | ||
| Where are you from? | ||
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Haiti. Haiti? Haiti? | |
| Haiti? Africa? | ||
| Haiti? Haiti, okay. | ||
| Where are you from? | ||
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Pennsylvania. Where? Pennsylvania. | |
| Pennsylvania, okay, going to Pennsylvania. | ||
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Ecuador. Philadelphia? | |
| New Jersey, New Jersey, okay. | ||
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I'm from Florida. | |
| Where are you from? | ||
| From Haiti. Where are you from? | ||
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From Peru. Where are you from? | |
| Honduras. Where are you from? | ||
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Alabama. Where are you from? | |
| Guatemala. Guatemala? | ||
| Donde vas? New York? | ||
| Okay. De donde son? | ||
| Mexico. Mexico? | ||
| Ah, you hear that. Mexico. | ||
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Donde vas? Macallan. | |
| Macallan. Macallan. | ||
| Macallan. Just to Macallan. | ||
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Okay. Virginia. | |
| Virginia. Virginia. | ||
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I'm a Mexican and I'm going to Florida. | |
| Florida. He's from Mexico going to Florida. | ||
| De donde son? These are all from Mexico. | ||
| Where are you from? | ||
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Houston? Houston? | |
| Houston? Houston? | ||
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Houston? Where are you from? | |
| Mexico. Wow. | ||
| So there you have it, Steve. | ||
| So this whole group, and this is like this on every bridge just about along the southern border. | ||
| One of the interesting things to note here, there's actually more lined up down the way over here. | ||
| The interesting things to note is how many people are actually coming from Mexico. | ||
| The app, they said, originally was designed just for Central America. | ||
| There's only four countries, but you can tell basically people are coming from everywhere. | ||
| I met some guys on the other side of the bridge. | ||
| Sorry, let me clean off the lens here. | ||
| here it's raining so sorry about this live TV guys. On the other side guys from Kyrgyzstan, from Kazakhstan, from Russia all sitting over there waiting from all over the world so no matter what they're telling you out of Washington DC guys it's a lie. | ||
| Ben, the The cartels, you've been down to the Colombia-Venezuela border and through the Darien Gap. | ||
| You're one of the few reporters that have ever done that. | ||
| You and, of course, Michael Yon kind of lives down there. | ||
| Yon, I just want to announce, is going to do a tour from the Gulf all the way to San Diego that we're going to be very involved in. | ||
| Ben, the cartels make all the money in trafficking people up to the border. | ||
| That's right. These people just can get ready to come through. | ||
| And the low-information voters sitting there being told every day, oh, the crisis of the border is over, the crisis of the border is over. | ||
| What they've done is game the system. | ||
| And this is why Mayorkas and Biden and Garland ought to be impeached. | ||
| Boebert's thing of impeachment, leave aside the Hunter Biden, the corruption, the money laundering, the CCP, the Ukrainians. | ||
| That's a whole separate issue just on this alone. | ||
| He is breaking the law. And the Republicans not to be down there, in line right there, and have Republican committee members or have staff down there interviewing those people, taking the names, because this is an outrage. | ||
| And this shows you why the Republican Party has just controlled opposition. | ||
| This is happening on every bridge, every day, during the working hours. | ||
| Am I correct? So this is just not a one-time. | ||
| This is just not on Thursday, the 6th of July. | ||
| This is every day. Every day. | ||
| Every day. Every day. | ||
| All day long. Every day. | ||
| All day long. And also, the planned nature of this, you can see they already know where they're going to go. | ||
| And the U.S. government is going to give them a bus ticket, an airplane ticket, a food stamp card, maybe a phone. | ||
| They're going to be fully kitted up for their journey to the United States. | ||
| Correct, Mr. | ||
| Burkwam? Let me clarify that. | ||
| No, you, the American taxpayer, the U.S. government doesn't have any money unless they pull it from your pocket. | ||
| That's who's paying for it. But yes, anywhere they want to go, basically. | ||
| And so we're enriching the NGOs. | ||
| Basically, they go from here, they're processed, they're handed off to an NGO in McAllen, Texas. | ||
| It's mainly Catholic charities. | ||
| They're making millions, hundreds of millions of dollars, and then they basically distribute them wherever they want. | ||
| And the sad thing is, a lot of the people that are here, as you mentioned, the cartel, I was interviewing people on the other side, and just about every one of them have a robbery story, have an extortion story. | ||
| We have an assault story. | ||
| And many of the people here that are even going through that you think, oh, now they're free in America. | ||
| They're still owned by the cartel. | ||
| A lot of them still owe debts to the cartel. | ||
| And so when they come over here, they're actually... | ||
| And you hear a lot of people going to Houston. | ||
| Houston is the hub for the cartel in Texas. | ||
| And so a lot of the people that will be coming through here will still be indentured servants, slaves of the cartel. | ||
| So everything. Everything that's happening here, it's the exact opposite. | ||
| It's not compassionate. It's not good. | ||
| It's not good for America. It's not good for the people coming in. | ||
| And ultimately, you know, we're all paying for it. | ||
| And the cartel's getting richer, and the NGOs are getting richer, and the United Nations getting richer. | ||
| Ben, just hang on. | ||
| We're going to come back to you, okay? | ||
| Ben's down, and now he's on the U.S. side, or close to the U.S. side. | ||
| Okay. We are going to come back to Ben Barquam in Heldago, Texas. | ||
| Remember, this July is Pride Month. | ||
| Pride in your nation. | ||
| Pride in your flag. That flag would be old glory. | ||
| The stars and stripes. | ||
| back in the warm in a moment okay arm we're gonna try work at our technical problem and i'ma try get monica backup here a little later in the show Garrett Ziegler is going to join us. | ||
| Mark Mitchell is going to join us. New polling out about the Biden corruption scandal. | ||
| You just saw the border scandal. | ||
| I really want to give a hat tip. | ||
| To Parker and Rob Sieg, the entire team at Real America's Voice, and of course the intrepid Ben Burkwam, no other news organization in the world is covering these stories in the depth and sophistication of Real America's Voice in War Room. | ||
| I really want to get a shout out because, as you can tell, we're slightly gonzo, right? | ||
| And the point to that is Max Blumenthal, who I said is like, you know, no friend of this movement, no friend of this show, and certainly not a friend. | ||
| He and Andrew Breitbart were mortal enemies. | ||
| Max Blumenthal, you know, so many people came to me and said, man, I said, every one of those topics he's talked about, we've gone in depth on this show over the last year and a half. | ||
| The power of it is now a left winger or a liberal is in front of the UN laying down. | ||
| And that shows you how far ahead you are from even the elites in this country. | ||
| And the reason is that people work 24-7 because you are the most important cultural leader. | ||
| Civilizational and political force in the world and they know that. | ||
| That's why they're always trying to shut this show down or trying to shut Real America's Voice down, trying to shut us all down. | ||
| You saw that in the Missouri. | ||
| Carrie Lake's going to be on here to talk about the federal, the fighting in Missouri, about what the authoritarian government's trying to do. | ||
| In fact, Jeffrey Sachs yesterday, I don't have time today to do it, but he's going through, you know, a complete member of the establishment talking about how the New York Times and the mainstream media are just literally toadies for the CIA and the FBI and the national security state and the warmongers. | ||
| And look at Erin Burnett, how humiliating that was. | ||
| What type of tree do you want to be? | ||
| She made Barbara Wawa You know, look like a prosecutor, a federal prosecutor. | ||
| What kind of tree? What kind of music? | ||
| You know, the whole weight of the world's on your shoulders. | ||
| Not one tough question, complete softball. | ||
| Dr. Malone better get serious with that investment. | ||
| Clean house, get them all out of there. | ||
| It's a total, all of it's a complete joke. | ||
| And the American people know it's a joke. | ||
| When I talk about civilizational force, What happened on July 4th is historic. | ||
| Disney is the biggest player in Hollywood. | ||
| They're the beast. They are the beast. | ||
| They roll hard. | ||
| And that was a franchise. Lucasfilm, Steven Spielberg, Harrison Ford, $300 million. | ||
| Disney, $300 million of marketing money, what they call P&A, in a little film on a bootstrap that talks about the pedophilia problem in this country and how it's not being addressed. | ||
| If everybody said, oh, the cute people, they're all crazy. | ||
| They're nuts. These are people all nuts. | ||
| Go watch the film. I've had so many people that have no earthly idea what this is all about. | ||
| They go to this film, they're blown away. | ||
| First of all, it's a fantastic movie. | ||
| It stands on its own merits as just a film, if you like action films. | ||
| But Caviezel and Eduardo and the director, Monteverde, just incredible film. | ||
| And now it's an impact. People are asking now, posters coming to me, what are we going to do next? | ||
| Okay, we're going to get organized on this because this is the start of a movement. | ||
| But go to angel.com slash worm. | ||
| Make sure right now you get as many people. | ||
| This weekend we want to have a blood weekend. | ||
| We want to beat Indiana Jones this weekend to set the mark. | ||
| Hey, I noticed Drudge ain't linked to this. | ||
| He's all hot to trot and linked to all the inside Hollywood stories. | ||
| On this one, crickets, crickets. | ||
| Because Hollywood doesn't want the story of pedophilia to be talked about. | ||
| Yep, yep, yep. | ||
| Don't want to be talked about. One thing before China. | ||
| Remember, while she's crawling on her belly, like Blinken crawled on his belly, To kiss the feet and kowtow fully, spread eagle, kowtow in front of the Chinese Communist Party in Beijing where they're mocking us. | ||
| The Shanghai Cooperation Organization, which is the anti-G7, is meeting. | ||
| India is chairing it, but I think it's by Zoom over the last couple of days. | ||
| That's the geopolitical organization that replaces everything that we deal with. | ||
| Plus, you've got the Durban Accords coming. | ||
| I think it's 40-some days from Durban. | ||
| Where they come up now, all led by the CCP, the developing nations come up with the alternative currency to the U.S. dollar, backed by gold. | ||
| Go to birchgold.com right now. | ||
| We've got a free new report on that. | ||
| We've consolidated about the prime reserve currency, about the end of the dollar empire. | ||
| We've done it in a short cheat sheet. | ||
| You've got to give today because on August 22nd your life is going to change just like it changed when Richard Nixon took us off the gold standard. | ||
| Because the gold standard puts some discipline in these politicians. | ||
| Your life's about to change because it's going to be the beginning of the end of the dollar as a prime reserve currency. | ||
| And trust me, the financial situation in this nation will change. | ||
| Not immediately, but now they start the process. | ||
| And people, we started talking about this. | ||
| I started putting this stuff up a year and a half ago, almost two years ago, the end of the dollar empire. | ||
| Oh, Bannon, this another. | ||
| Your hair's on fire. Hello. | ||
| This is why this audience is so powerful. | ||
| Never before has a show giving working class people, middle class people, the types of information you get in boardrooms. | ||
| I want to bring in now Dr. | ||
| Miriam Grossman. We didn't have enough time yesterday. | ||
| I've got a little more time today and here's why. Dr. Grossman, let me reset the thesis. | ||
| We can talk about Ukraine and China and geopolitics and finance and we can talk about the stolen election and we talk about COVID and the pandemic and everything. | ||
| Even we can talk, Joe Allen can come on here, our editor, we can talk about transhumanism. We can talk, you know, the five vectors, quantum computing, advanced chip design, CRISPR and biotechnology, regenerative robotics, artificial general intelligence, every aspect, even the singularity where Homo sapiens on this side, Homo sapiens hands on the other. | ||
| Every one of these topics, no matter how difficult, we can give a framework and working class people, many without college degrees, and middle class people can get it and get their own information we provide and others and immerse themselves in information and on a Cartesian spectrum can start to think through and get a mental map of what's going on. | ||
| There's one topic out there that you can't. | ||
| Because it's so bizarre, so out of nowhere, and so radical as it would be almost laughable if it wasn't so dangerous. | ||
| And so there's got to be something else involved in it. | ||
| And that's this transgender ideology. | ||
| And you've taken from the perspective of a child psychiatrist and tried to put that kind of Cartesian... | ||
| Okay, here's one way to think about it that's at least rational. | ||
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So walk me through first for our audience... | |
| Am I wrong in this? | ||
| Is that this is something that just strikes people as so out there, so bizarre, so like, where are they talking about? | ||
| Where did it come from? And so damaging and so obviously damaging is kind of hard to get your arms around it from a, you know, a logical point of view, ma'am. | ||
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Steve, it gets more bizarre and more damaging every day. | |
| This morning, I discovered that the CDC, listen closely here, the CDC, a formerly reputable, trusted institution in this country, is now telling health providers that they need to assist their patients who are men living as women and who want to, | ||
| I'm not making this up, they want to feed patients And what this means, ladies and gentlemen, What this means is that these... | ||
| Hold on, hang on. Hang on, just so I can understand. | ||
| I'm just a stupid Mick. | ||
| Is this you're saying that men are breastfeeding children? | ||
| Is that what you're talking about? A man would breastfeed a child? | ||
| Is that what this means? | ||
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That is what we're talking about, except that it is not at all breastfeeding. | |
| What it is, is men who are being given Medications that have as an adverse effect of the medication, an adverse effect, it causes their breast tissue to create a substance that is then excreted. | ||
| So this is not breast milk in any fashion. | ||
| And as a woman, And a mother and grandmother. | ||
| And as a physician, I am livid that our CDC, a government institution that's there for us to trust and to turn to as authorities in medicine, | ||
| are now taking this just unbelievable, egregious position and saying that men living as women Can be given these drugs for off-label use. | ||
| Okay, so some of these drugs, for example, they might treat schizophrenia or other medical illnesses. | ||
| And as I mentioned, they have this adverse effect. | ||
| It's called galacteria. | ||
| It means that a man's breast tissue begins to secrete a substance. | ||
| That substance is not breast milk. | ||
| Furthermore, that substance that is given to these infants has chemicals in it. | ||
| So those drugs that are given to those men who think that they can breastfeed, those chemicals are going to be absorbed by the infant. | ||
| That's our CDC these days. | ||
| That's what's going on. | ||
| Now, you mentioned the word bizarre. | ||
| Well, that's putting it lightly. | ||
| Now, I want to explain to parents that your child in school, schools have become, many of them, indoctrination centers for this ideology. | ||
| Your child is going to be taught that men can get pregnant, that men can have babies, and that men can breastfeed. | ||
| You need to do something about it now before your kid comes home and mentions at dinner, mom, I'm not your son, I'm your daughter. | ||
| Or, hey, parents, you know, I learned in school that men can have babies. | ||
| And what do you mean men can't have babies? You're just old fashioned. | ||
| You don't know the up-to-date science. | ||
| I put my heart and soul into this book, Lost in Transnation, so that you know how to, I'm sorry, so that you know how to prevent this ideology from entering your home. | ||
| And if it does enter your home, you know how to deal with it. | ||
| And you're educated. | ||
| You have the tools. | ||
| You know how to deal with the school in a proactive way. | ||
| You have the right given to you, the constitutional right, to be in charge of your child's education. | ||
| You must know your rights before this hits your home. | ||
| And I have that information. | ||
| I have an appendix written by attorneys, especially on this subject of schools and how to be proactive and protect your kids from the rhetoric. | ||
| Dangerous rhetoric. | ||
| Protect your family. | ||
| This is an attack on everything that's normal. | ||
| It's an attack on reality. | ||
| I don't want families to be lining up and contacting therapists like myself who live in reality and who will help you. | ||
| I want you to never face that catastrophe in your family. | ||
| Dr. Russell, we're going to hold you through the break. | ||
| By the way, your passion and your intensity comes through, and that's what's needed in this moment to break through this. | ||
| We're going to go to break, and I want to ask you, it is wonderful. | ||
| Because we're a show of grassroots that you're empowering the family because at the same time, Yellen is kowtowing to the Chinese Communist Party. | ||
| This is how Mao tried to destroy Lao Bai Jing families back in the Cultural Revolution. | ||
| Destroy the traditional family and use the children to do it. | ||
| But in even arming, and everybody should get this book and read it. | ||
| Every parent with a child must get it and must read it to armor yourself and protect yourself. | ||
| But to go back to the CDC and the institutions, how did the schools become incubators of this? | ||
| It has to be institutionally. | ||
| Short commercial break. | ||
| Dr. Marion Grossman with one of the most unfortunate, most important topics of the day. | ||
| How to protect your family from the culture, from the government. | ||
| Next in worm. | ||
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| welcome back to the War Room. | ||
| The film is on fire. | ||
| We are going to get organized in this thing. | ||
| I'm talking about Sobik right now and also the team that's put the film together because this is the start of a movement. | ||
| It is a major marker in American cultural history where the biggest studio, the most aggressive studio, and quite frankly, the most evil studio of all Disney. | ||
| Has their franchise product destroyed by a film they actually had the rights to that didn't want to come out? | ||
| Nobody in Hollywood wants to talk about this. | ||
| Owen Gleiberman of Variety actually said that. | ||
| Said the quiet part out loud. | ||
| This is a topic that Hollywood has tried to suppress. | ||
| Now, I wonder why that is. | ||
| Dr. Marion Grossman, look, you're trying to protect the family. | ||
| I got it. And the family is a protective unit. | ||
| Of course, American liberty is built upon self-reliance, and the core is the nuclear family. | ||
| But there's so many institutional forces. | ||
| When you say the schools are incubators, that's just a bunch of librarians with spiked hair and some radical teachers deciding one morning, hey, let's go indoctrinate kids into radical transgender ideology. | ||
| It comes from a railhead Of money and power and people that have a task and a purpose on this ideology. | ||
| The railhead of that, what are we actually dealing with when you have CDC making things that are absurd? | ||
| When you have the schools coming in and trying to doctorate these children, where does it go back to? | ||
| And what's the corpus? Where do we really have to aim our metaphorical guns at to make sure that that's what we take down, that that is where we put political pressure on? | ||
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Ma'am. Well, Steve, you know, that's a huge question. | |
| I'm focused on what's going on with families and with kids, but, you know, the bigger picture is that this has been going on for many decades, and transgenderism is baked into the mental health associations and educational associations and all the rest of it. | ||
| There's a tremendous amount of money That's being made and is going to be made. | ||
| I'll just remind your audience that when you put a young child on puberty blockers, and then over 90% of them, close to 100% in some studies, are then put on cross-sex hormones, they are patients for life. | ||
| Okay, so to maintain that opposite sex appearance, that persona, So for a man's body to appear like a female and for a female to appear like a male, they need to forget about all the surgeries, which are terribly expensive, but just for the hormones for the rest of their lives. | ||
| So you are creating, you know, this is just a goldmine in terms of the pharmaceutical companies. | ||
| There are also, you know, there is the transhumanism movement. | ||
| Which believes in creating Humanity 2.0, which is a humanity that is separated from our bodies. | ||
| It's a movement of disembodiment. | ||
| And so we have a number of extremely wealthy individuals who are transgender themselves, and they are pouring money into this as well. | ||
| But getting back to schools, I want parents to understand that You know, if your daughter is using the boy's bathroom or your daughter is changing her clothes in the boy's locker room, your school is going to hide that from you unless your daughter gives her permission, her explicit permission, for you to know. | ||
| So the school is going to be complicit in the child's It's a delusion that they are the opposite sex and should be using these facilities belonging to the opposite sex. | ||
| This not only puts them in danger because girls are being attacked in the boys' bathrooms and in the boys' changing rooms, but it also places a wedge between parent and child, which is the opposite of Of what we want, the opposite of what we mental health providers learn in child development and in studying families and what's good for kids as they grow up. | ||
| What's good for kids is to have a close and trusting and open relationship with their parents insofar as that is possible. | ||
| Schools are stepping in and aggressively preventing that. | ||
| And it's not only one school here and there. | ||
| This is part of the policy that exists in, for example, the American Association of School Psychologists or the Association of School Guidance Counselors or school principals. | ||
| It's in their policy that they have to keep this information secret from you parents. | ||
| That's why you need to be proactive. | ||
| I don't want you to be On the defense, once this happens, it's already very late once you find out, you know, you happen to find out from somebody, maybe another parent at the school. | ||
| This happened to a family that I know. | ||
| A mother ran into another parent from the school in the grocery store, and that parent said, oh, did you know that your daughter's using the boys' bathroom? | ||
| That's how she discovered it. | ||
| You don't want that to happen in your family. | ||
| You want to put the school on notice That you do not permit any of this. | ||
| And that they're going to be held legally responsible if any of this is done. | ||
| It's called socially transitioning. | ||
| Using the child's preferred, their new name or new pronouns. | ||
| Letting them... Some schools will provide breast binders for the girls. | ||
| Breast binders. | ||
| These are elastic... | ||
| Devices that are worn under clothing that basically, you know, smash, compress the girl's chest. | ||
| Okay, these are being made available at school. | ||
| Dr. Grossman, just hang on. | ||
| We're going to take a short commercial break. | ||
| 90 seconds. We're going to be back with Dr. | ||
| Marion Grossman. I think we got Dr. | ||
| Monica Crowley is also going to be back up. | ||
| I think we solved the problem there. | ||
| Garrett Ziegler, Mark Mitchell from Rasmussen, Carrie Lake, all next in the war room. | ||
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