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The chair now recognizes the gentlewoman from Massachusetts, Ms. | |
Clark. | ||
Thank you, Mr. Chair. | ||
212. | ||
It's a New York area code. | ||
And it's our call for a speaker of integrity, intelligence, and inclusion. | ||
212 is our call for a speaker who will protect our children, our veterans, our planet. | ||
212 is our call for a speaker who will grow the middle class, lower costs, create good-paying jobs, and make health care affordable. | ||
212 is our call for a Speaker who will secure liberty, justice, and opportunity for everyone. | ||
Well, the unanimous call of 212 House Democrats has been answered by our nominee for Speaker, the gentleman from Brooklyn, the leader of our House Democratic Caucus, the Honorable | ||
Hakeem Jeffries. | ||
Leader Jeffries has answered our call, but the majority's nominee is disconnected. | ||
Disconnected from the American people and their values. | ||
MAGA extremism is designed to divide, and it has broken the Republican Party. | ||
Their nominee's vision is a direct attack on the freedom and the rights of the American people. | ||
And he's got the record to prove it. | ||
The Republican nominee has voted against health care for children, for veterans, even for 9-11 survivors. | ||
He has opposed lowering the cost of insulin repeatedly. | ||
He wants to cut Social Security and Medicare. | ||
Don't take it from me. | ||
It was raised on the other side of the aisle just this week as a selling point to make him speaker. | ||
Over his 16 years in the House, the Republican nominee has never supported a farm bill. | ||
What does that mean? | ||
What does that mean? | ||
It means he has turned his back on farmers, on rural communities, and the 11 million children who go to bed hungry in this country. | ||
The Republican nominee wants a national abortion ban with no exceptions for rape, incest, or the health of a mother. | ||
We want to make our own health care decisions in consultation with our families, our doctors, our faith. | ||
not with Jim Jordan. | ||
The Republican nominee plotted to overturn the 2020 election, traffics in misinformation, and is a true threat to our democracy and our Constitution. | ||
Thank you. | ||
I have had the privilege for the last 10 years, and I've gotten to know many of my colleagues on the other side of the aisle. | ||
And I know That you hear the same thing that I do. | ||
the American people expect us to work together on their behalf. | ||
Applause It is not too late for the majority to choose a bipartisan path forward to reopen the house. | ||
Take yes for an answer. | ||
Every day. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Every day the majority chooses to engage in a Republican civil war that is threatening their own members instead of engaging with us in the work of the American people is a day that weakens this institution and the standing of our country. | ||
We need a speaker who will govern through consensus, not conflict. | ||
We need a speaker worthy of wielding that gavel. | ||
A leader who will defend democracy, not degrade it. | ||
More than ever, we need proven, patriotic, people-first leadership. | ||
And that is why I am proud to nominate Hakeem Jeffries as Speaker of the House. | ||
Thank you. | ||
The | ||
The reading clerk will now call the roll. | ||
Adams. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Adderholt. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Aguilar. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Alford. | ||
Jim Jordan. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Allen. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Allred. | ||
Dean Jeffries. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Amode. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Armstrong. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Arrington. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Auchencloss Jeffries Babin Jordan Bacon McHenry | ||
Baird Jordan. | ||
Balderson. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Ballant. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Banks. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Barr. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Redigan. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Bean of Florida. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Beatty. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Bents. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Barra. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Bergman. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Beyer. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Weiss. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Biggs. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Bilirakis. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Bishop of Georgia. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Bishop of North Carolina. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Blumenauer. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Blount Rochester. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Bobert. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Bonamici. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Bost. | ||
Bost. | ||
Bowman. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Boyle of Pennsylvania. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Brikkeen Jordan Brown Jeffries Brownlee Jeffries Buchanan Donald's | ||
Buck Emmer. | ||
Bouchon. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Butzinski. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Burchett. | ||
Birgit. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Burgess. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Burleson. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Bush. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Calvert. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Kamik. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Caraveo. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Carbajal. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Cardenas. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Kerry. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Carl. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Carson. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Carter of Georgia. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Carter of Louisiana. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Carter of Texas. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Cartwright. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Cassar. | ||
Jeffries Case Jeffries. | ||
Caston. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Castor of Florida. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Castro of Texas. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Chavez Deremer. | ||
McKinley. | ||
Schifferlis McCormick Thank you. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Chu. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Siskomani. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Clark of Massachusetts. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Clark of New York. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Cleaver. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Klein. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Cloud. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Clyburn. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Clyde. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Cohen. | ||
I'm feeling a lot like Bill Burr, the 18th top, I mean Jeffries. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
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Nicole Jordan Collins Jordan Comer Jordan Connolly Jeffreys Correa Jeffreys Costa Jeffreys Courtney | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Craig. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Crane. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Crawford. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Crenshaw. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Crockett. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Crow. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Cuellar. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Curtis. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Davids of Kansas. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Davidson. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Davis of Illinois. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Davis of North Carolina. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Dean of Pennsylvania. | ||
Jeffreys. | ||
DeGette. | ||
Jeffreys. | ||
De La Cruz. | ||
Jordan. | ||
DeLauro. | ||
Jeffreys. | ||
Del Bene. | ||
Jeffreys. | ||
Deluzio. | ||
Jeffreys. | ||
Dasanye. | ||
Jeffreys. | ||
Desjarlais. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Jordan. | ||
D'Esposito. | ||
Zeldin. | ||
Zelda. | ||
Deas Belart. | ||
Scalise. | ||
Scalise. | ||
Dingle. | ||
Yes, please. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Doggett. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Donalds. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Duarte. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Duncan. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Dunn of Florida. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Edwards. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Elsie. | ||
Mike Garcia. | ||
Emmer. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Escobar. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Eshoo. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Espyat. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Estes. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Evans. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Ezell. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Fallon. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Feenstra. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Ferguson. | ||
Scalise. | ||
Finstad. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Fishbach. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Fitzgerald. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Fitzpatrick. | ||
McHenry Fleischman Jordan. | ||
Fletcher. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Yeah. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Flood. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Foster. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Fushi. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Fox. | ||
Fox. | ||
Lois Frankel. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Scott Franklin. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Frost. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Fry. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Fulcher. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Gates. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Gallagher. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Gallego. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Garamendi. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Garbarino. | ||
Zeldin. | ||
Mike Garcia. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Robert Garcia. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Garcia of Illinois. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Garcia of Texas. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Jimenez. | ||
McCarthy Golden of Maine Thank you. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Goldman of New York. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Gomez. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Tony Gonzales. | ||
Peace. | ||
Skalice. | ||
Vicente Gonzalez. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Vicente Gonzalez Good of Virginia Thank you. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Gooden of Texas. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Gosar. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Gottheimer. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Granger. | ||
Graves of Louisiana. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Graves of Missouri. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Green of Tennessee. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Green of Texas. | ||
Our team, the Green, Jeffries. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Green of Georgia. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Griffith. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Grijalva. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Grothman. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Guest. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Guthrie. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Hageman. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Harder of California. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Harris. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Harsh Barger. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Hayes. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Hearn. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Higgins of Louisiana. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Higgins of New York. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Hill. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Himes. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Henson. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Horsford. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Houchen. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Houlihan. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Hoyer. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Hoyle of Oregon. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Hudson. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Huffman. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Huizinga. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Hunt. | ||
Hunt. | ||
Issa. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Ivy. | ||
IV. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Jefferson. | ||
Jackson of Illinois. | ||
I'm going to call my team chair. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Jackson of North Carolina. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Jackson of Texas. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Jackson Lee. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Jacobs. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
James. | ||
Donald's. | ||
Jayapal. | ||
I love you, Jeremy. | ||
Jefferson of Georgia. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Johnson of Louisiana. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Johnson of Ohio. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Johnson of South Dakota. | ||
Jordan. Jordan. Jordan. | ||
Joyce of Ohio. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Joyce of Pennsylvania. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Cam Lager Dove. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Captor. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Kane of New Jersey. | ||
McCarthy. | ||
Keating. | ||
Yeah. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Kelly of Illinois. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Kelly of Mississippi. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Kelly of Pennsylvania. | ||
Speak, Scalise. | ||
Scalise. | ||
Kana. | ||
Speak, Scalise. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Kiggins of Virginia. | ||
McHenry. | ||
Kildee. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Kylie. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Kilmer. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Kim of California. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Kim of New Jersey. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Krishnamoorthi. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Custer. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Kustoff. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Lahood. | ||
Jordan. | ||
LaLota. | ||
Zeldin. | ||
LaMalfa. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Lambourne. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Landsman. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Langworthy. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Larson of Washington. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Larson of Connecticut. | ||
Jeffries. Lata. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Jordan. | ||
LaTurner. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Lawler. | ||
Eric McHenry. | ||
Lee of California. | ||
I need that. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Lee of Florida. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Lee of Nevada. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Lee of Pennsylvania. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Ledger Fernandez. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Let's go. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Letlow. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Levin. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Lou. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Lofgren. | ||
Jeffries. | ||
Loudermilk. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Lucas. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Lutkemeyer. | ||
Jordan. | ||
Okay, as you can tell, it looks like, I think with Keen, we're going back. | ||
But you still stay and grind it out, Cash. | ||
Still stay and grind it out? | ||
No, you still grind this out. | ||
Oh yeah, you have to. | ||
You keep calling back for votes. | ||
No, you have to. | ||
You don't leave the floor. | ||
You can't. | ||
And you can't send these guys home. | ||
No more struggle sessions. | ||
No more. | ||
But that's what they want. | ||
That's what the RINOs and the Unit Party want. | ||
They want to send these people home and then have a four-day media cycle that says, look at the Republicans. | ||
They can't get their stuff together. | ||
Right. | ||
And blame everything on us. | ||
Meet all weekend. | ||
The Sunday shows. | ||
Everything. | ||
That's all they want. | ||
And who knows? | ||
Maybe this, I don't know who decides. | ||
McHenry? | ||
Is he the one that gavels in and out? | ||
My understanding is that if Jordan wants to keep going, he'll keep going. | ||
I hope he keeps going. | ||
I want to also, for the audience, always give an inside baseball to the Warren Posse. | ||
By the way, we're going to follow this and you'll see the votes, but it's pretty obvious that if we get any flips, my crack staff will tell me. | ||
McCarthy endorsing him. | ||
Because a lot of people have said, oh, this is great, McCarthy's trying his team. | ||
That was McCarthy pitching himself. | ||
He was showing He wanted to go over the heads of just even the delegates that this huge national audience is watching right now and particularly to the cartel and say, You could have had me, or you could still have me. | ||
I tried the McHenry play, but I'm still here looking for work. | ||
That was not exactly a rousing endorsement for Jim Jordan. | ||
These guys are playing 77-dimensional chess. | ||
These guys have got lobbying moves. | ||
They've bought and paid for campaigns three cycles down the road. | ||
They've called the defense contractors in. | ||
And this is why you're seeing these weird votes or the vote flips and actually going backwards because they have made their moves. | ||
The consultants have come in, and that wasn't a concession speech. | ||
That was a, hey, I should be the speaker of the house and we wouldn't be here if I wasn't. | ||
the speaker, if I was a speaker of the house, and now we're getting blamed for everything. | ||
unidentified
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Yes. | |
You know, that guy should have been out there just punching hard for Jim Jordan. | ||
Yes. Not mentioning his name and his, you know. | ||
He ran against me in 18. Yeah. | ||
Talk about the Jim Jordan, because you know, being Nunez's head guy. | ||
I work for Jim, too. | ||
You work for Jim in what years? | ||
Just before I went into the Trump White House, 2019? | ||
The, um, after the thing, tell me about, that's right, because Devin, tell me about Jordan. | ||
The 2.0 version that people don't love as much as the 1.0 version. | ||
I think that, you know, the Jordan I knew was when we were running Russiagate. | ||
Remember when we had those guys in the Freedom Caucus, Jordan, Perry, Biggs, and all those guys who, when I unfolded Russiagate, they came down to the well of Congress and said, holy cow, and ran with it. | ||
Hard. | ||
Through the walls of Congress, through the media, put it into the mainstream, put it into the bloodstream. | ||
They're the reason we got it out there. | ||
And that's the Jim Jordan. | ||
Against Schiff and these guys? | ||
Against everyone. | ||
Who controlled the House at the time? | ||
Yeah, against the world. | ||
And those are the guys that the country fell in love with. | ||
The conservative, MAGA, America First warriors fell in love with our warrior leadership. | ||
And, unfortunately, I think what you're seeing now is sort of a toned-down, politically correct version of that. | ||
And I think, politically, if they went back to their roots if they went back to what put them on the map we wouldn't be having this 15 round vote that's probably coming soon what um talk to me about when Trump about the the you have the appropriators and armed services and folks you understand they're just not going to give up because this is the way the city rolls right when Trump installed you as chief of staff over at DOD right because he knew this thing was out of control | ||
right and you had an interim you eventually got an interim defense secretary The number one mission, he said, Steve, he goes, Cash, end the wars. | ||
End the wars. | ||
I've been through three secretaries of defense and the freaking wars. | ||
And you know what we did in 90 days? | ||
We ended three wars. | ||
And we drew out of Afghanistan. | ||
But I think the main reason he also put me over there was because he wanted to put the defense industrial complex on blast. | ||
Do you know what I did when I walked into the office? | ||
I want the audience to understand something. | ||
This fight, when they talk about draining the swamp, this is what it's about, right? | ||
It's about the out-of-control defense spending. | ||
Do you know what my first move is? | ||
I've never said this publicly. | ||
When I walked into the Office of Secretary of Defense's Chief of Staff, I called the CEOs of the five big defense contracting firms. | ||
is really controlling the Pentagon. That's why Trump said if we're going to do, I'm going to end the wars and I want to get control of this apparatus. | ||
Do you know what my first move is? | ||
I've never said this publicly. When I walked into the office of Secretary of Defense's Chief of Staff, I called the CEOs of the five big defense contracting firms. That was my first move. | ||
Hold it. You never told them, no one's ever walked through this. | ||
Because first act. My first act, I said, get them on the phone. | ||
And they said, oh, they're probably not going to take your phone calls. | ||
OK, just get them on the phone. | ||
Four of them called me back within the hour. | ||
One never called me back, because I was beneath them. | ||
We actually have an email exchange from their CEO saying, well, you know, if he wants a meeting with the Secretary of Defense, I go, well, I speak for the Secretary of Defense. | ||
And if you guys want to continue this boondoggle, you're going to call it. | ||
The point of that operation was, of course, we were going to cut the defense contractors out. | ||
But they feared Donald Trump. | ||
Because they knew he was aware of their bloated, bought-and-paid-for, maniacal regime that has owned Washington for 30 years. | ||
This is the fight that we've wanted, I've said, for decades because this gets to the heart of the military-industrial complex. | ||
It gets particularly after coming these losing these wars. | ||
We don't want to lose any more wars We want victory we want victory and we don't want to pay a trillion dollars a year But for continue to lose this is this is just show right now what we're seeing these defense contractors with biden speech last night Have already come in and laid out another 300 billion walk me through that So when you're a billion It was a hundred billion last night. | ||
Already they've added another two? | ||
You're saying that's for the chunk? | ||
These guys are playing the 77 dimension chess that these guys are playing. | ||
They're playing it together. | ||
They've already outlined the next four CRs, the next three omnibus packages, because they're going to put in to the appropriators, they're going to say, we don't... | ||
And this is what people don't understand. | ||
The bills are almost irrelevant unless the appropriators agree. | ||
The Appropriations Committee agrees to fund that bill at that amount. | ||
The appropriators can come in there and single-handedly change. | ||
Oh, you wanted $10 billion in ag? | ||
We're gonna give you $40. | ||
The experts don't even weigh in on it. | ||
There's just beam counters who are bought and paid for by these stooges. | ||
So the defense industrial complex is going, OK, there's a war in Ukraine. | ||
Russia's probably going to do something. | ||
We're at war with China, essentially. | ||
And now we have a war in Israel. | ||
So we literally have to remake all of our munitions, heavy materials, weaponry, defense systems, training program. | ||
These guys are They're probably out here at the Downtown Strip Wind Resort having a penthouse party paid for by the government-funded taxpayer boondoggle that is the Defense Industrial Complex. | ||
And your message to the War Room audience is that you've got to fight this fight and you've got to win this fight. | ||
If you want limited government, if you want fiscal sanity, fiscal responsibility, this is the fight you have to win. | ||
Yeah, and let me be clear. | ||
I'm not against the entire Defense Industrial Complex. | ||
They do a ton of great stuff. | ||
But I've literally watched multi-billion dollar machines fall out of the sky because they screwed up, only for us to give them a quadruple-sized contract to do it over for the next ten years. | ||
And you guys gotta understand, this fight, these aren't one, two-day fights. | ||
These guys, when they get a contract, it is five and ten years in duration. | ||
They buy and pay for these congressional seats, which are two-year cycles, at multiple cycles at a time. | ||
They're like, you don't have to go fundraise. | ||
You come to me and you vote for this guy, or you vote this way in the Appropriations Committee, you're set! | ||
And the reason they don't want, the rules we fought for earlier, the reason they don't want these individual appropriations and people arguing all night that can be, you can actually watch it, is they want the CR, but they want the omnibus, because then you could slip in, in a 3,000 word, 3,000 page, highly technical, reads like a legal contract, they can slip in one line into the, in one line, and it takes care of an entire program. | ||
Yeah. | ||
I'm going to get the Amco Corporation in Mickey Mouse United States of America $150 million for Widgets X. And I'm going to go to Montana and do the same thing. | ||
And I'm going to go to New York and do the other thing. | ||
Every state. | ||
Look at what Lockheed did. | ||
Whatever you think about the F-35 program, right? | ||
Lockheed. | ||
These guys are freaking geniuses. | ||
They build a piece of the F-35 in every single state of the United States of America. | ||
All 50 states contribute to the F-35. | ||
What does that mean? | ||
Every single senator, every single congressman says if they cut the Lockheed budget, they're cutting jobs in your home state. | ||
High-paying jobs. | ||
Who's gonna win against that? | ||
Who's gonna go against that? | ||
Before we leave, I've been saying that this fight in Israel is broader than this. | ||
It's the Persians, it's the CCP. | ||
I just want to make sure, because people are coming to me about writing it up, the Persian infiltration in the national security apparatus at the highest levels. | ||
I want to go through the three names, because so many people called me yesterday and said, it's Malley, not O'Malley, but Malley. | ||
How could you have a security clearance pulled from one of the most senior guys in the U.S. | ||
government and the lead kind of negotiator? | ||
So I got a little more information and I am writing this up, but I've been stuck out here. | ||
And we've been actually not stuck doing a great event with CPAC out here. | ||
It's been awesome. | ||
Great leaders, great donors. | ||
It's been a lot of fun, but I'm going to get this out in the next hopefully 24 hours. | ||
Look, it's not a coincidence. | ||
These decisions that my first op-ed in The Gateway Pundit about how did Biden miss World War III because of these intentional decisions ties directly to these three people. | ||
Robert Malley, the special envoy for Iran, President Biden's number one grundoon to make sure Iran does not have war, gets suspended, Steve. | ||
Two months ago. | ||
So you gotta ask why. | ||
But they buried it. | ||
Chris Wray's FBI. | ||
Not ours. | ||
Chris Wray's FBI pulled this guy's security clearance. | ||
Okay. | ||
Let's put that aside for a second. | ||
Who is running intelligence in the White House? | ||
There's a shop called the Intel Shop at the National Security Council. | ||
It is run by a pro-Palestinian guy, sympathizer named Mahar Batar, who used to work for Samantha Power, who used to be in Obama's National Security Council with Robert O'Malley & Company. | ||
It's Mally. | ||
Mally, sorry. | ||
Mally & Company. | ||
And we just discovered, I put it out on Truth Social, a photo of Mahabatar in Palestinian garb at a pro-Palestinian rally with the words behind him painted on apartheid for Jews. | ||
Wow. | ||
This is the guy in charge of Intel right now. | ||
Okay, let's put that aside. | ||
Let's go back to Robert Malley. | ||
Why did he get suspended? | ||
Well, there is a lady by the name of Ariana Tatabaya, who is the Chief of Staff to the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Special Operations, the guy in charge of special ops for the United States of America. | ||
Why is this a big deal? | ||
She has been caught sending emails to the Iranian Foreign Ministry asking for permission to do pro-America work. | ||
Is it okay if I go? | ||
This isn't Kash Patel saying it. | ||
This is her emails. | ||
Do you know who put Ariana in that seat as Chief of Staff, Assistant Secretary of Special Operations? | ||
Robert Malley. | ||
Do you think they have a spy ring at the highest level? | ||
Why would a guy's security clearance be pulled? | ||
And this is what I was talking about. | ||
People were yelling at me and President Trump for saying Hezbollah, Iran, IRGC, Quds Force and Hamas are good and capable. | ||
They are quality. | ||
They are capable in terms of their operations. | ||
You can't lie to the American people. | ||
You've got to let them know. | ||
They are evil, but they're also very smart. | ||
And the media's going to be like, oh, you could just call them good and quality. | ||
No, I'm not cheering them on. | ||
But if you take your enemy and you just dismiss them as stupid, you know what happens? | ||
World War IV. | ||
How did Israel miss it? | ||
How did we miss it? | ||
We missed it because we weren't looking, because these people that direct Iranian policy and intelligence collection, Robert Malley, Meher Batar, Ariana Tatabaiyan, are in charge of the entire mechanism that's supposed to prevent war. | ||
And we now know they have a fully tied regime to the Iranian complex back in Tehran. | ||
This is not a coincidence. | ||
You're saying we have the enemy inside the wire already at the start of the show. | ||
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Well, I'm just saying the three people that I'm talking about right now. | |
That's at such a senior level. | ||
That's what I'm saying. | ||
So how do you get to in the halls of the White House? | ||
How do you get in the halls of the Secretary of Defense? | ||
How do you get to be the presidential envoy, the number one guy in charge of Iran? | ||
There's got to be others. | ||
Actually, Cash is going to be with us. | ||
We're going to stick around for one more second. | ||
We are going to take a commercial break. | ||
I just want to give you something from Jake Sherman. | ||
Jake over at Punchbowl, Sherman over at Punchbowl, and they've got pretty good sources. | ||
He says, a source describes the Jordan meeting with the holdouts, and that was the meeting that happened. | ||
He had a press conference and a meeting with the holdouts and came right to the floor. | ||
A source describes the Jordan meeting with the holdouts like this. | ||
A direct, precise meeting in which Jordan was told Quote, he will never be speaker. | ||
That this group doesn't want anything, they don't need deals, they want Jordan to understand he will never be speaker. | ||
Pretty blunt. | ||
This is what you're up against, folks. | ||
They couldn't be more in your grill with this overwhelming support of Jordan among the Republicans. | ||
The people's house. | ||
The people's house. | ||
They're in your house. | ||
This is also from Reese Gorman. | ||
House GOP conference is expected to go into a conference meeting after the vote. | ||
Jim Jordan making the number one mistake one can make, and that is, they're sitting there saying, go ahead and blink. | ||
He's blinking, going in for a struggle session. | ||
If you go in for a struggle session, I guarantee you he won't I won't be Speaker of the House. | ||
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Spread the word all through Hong Kong. | |
We will fight till they're all gone. | ||
We rejoice when there's no more. | ||
Let's take down the CCP. | ||
Your host, Stephen K. Bannon. | ||
Okay, I want to thank the Real American Voice team. | ||
We're going to be here for the afternoon show, live from Vegas. | ||
Also here for tomorrow morning's show at the CPAC Strategy Conference. | ||
Carrie Lake's here, Kash Patel's here, Caroline, a whole slew of folks. | ||
It's not a big CPAC. | ||
This is more to try to get their act together for next year. | ||
Matt Schlapp and the team are out here and they're going through different strategies for next year and how to make CPAC one of the launching points for next year. | ||
I think February, March back in DC. | ||
25 no votes, that means he went in reverse four. | ||
They met with him beforehand and just said nothing you do, no deal you can cut, nothing you can tell me. | ||
You will be speaking from the defense contractors, speaking from the people that gave us the $2 trillion. | ||
By the way, EJ and Tony, I've got to jump right after you and find out when they're going to do the press conference. | ||
They promised today they're going to give you the numbers. | ||
Watch. | ||
It'll be 10 o'clock on a Friday night. | ||
Cash Patel, it's amazing. | ||
You've been great. | ||
I want to thank you. | ||
We've got a bunch of things we're working on with Cash behind the scenes. | ||
We'll have some big announcements. | ||
Cash Patel is a content-generating machine. | ||
This story of the Persians that have infiltrated the senior levels of the government and have guys working for them is one of the biggest stories out there. | ||
Yeah, no one's talking about it. | ||
No, no, we got to get, we got to put this out there. | ||
So how do people get to all your content, particularly the book is amazing. | ||
I still can't buy that that's not a green screen. | ||
Is that cover of that book, is that you? | ||
Yeah, that's me. | ||
That's me walking off Marine One one of the days. | ||
That's a total badass. | ||
You look like a badass right there. | ||
You know, just got to look the part so nobody questions you. | ||
I don't know. | ||
You act in part two. | ||
Cash will get up behind the scene. | ||
He's a very calm, nice guy in public, but behind the scenes, cash will get up in your grill. | ||
So I think there's no better place to launch your speakership bid than here. | ||
Don't even go there. | ||
Don't even go there. | ||
There may be a couple of bank shots in the future, but let's say it's not. | ||
Yeah, Government Gangsters. | ||
Look, the geniuses at the New York Times will not allow Government Gangsters on the bestseller, even though we shattered the records in the first three weeks thanks to the War Room Posse launch and President Trump's launch. | ||
You won't be able to put the book down. | ||
We're a bestseller already. | ||
Go to governmentgangsters.com. | ||
You want to see what we're up against? | ||
I still got thousands of signed copies I need to release and get let go, and I'm on Truth Social. | ||
I cashed. | ||
I'm going to get this op-ed out. | ||
We're going to get to the bottom of this Iran thing. | ||
You know, this is the thing where if you had a House Intel Committee who cared about oversight investigations, they'd be all over this. | ||
This and Sequoia, you'd have meetings every day. | ||
They'd be front page of the New York Times with the leaks. | ||
This is Russiagate all over again. | ||
This is Iran. | ||
Maybe even worse, for the simple reason you're going into a shooting war, and you've been sold out at the top level, and nobody knows what the strategy is. | ||
I mean, our allies in Israel have been warning that Hezbollah and the Persians are everywhere. | ||
They're everywhere. | ||
They're in Latin America. | ||
They're coming through the border. | ||
This is the whole thing about the invasion of the southern border. | ||
CCP's got their hands all over this. | ||
First off, when David Corn said, Steve, oh, this is a conspiracy theory, Bannon and Cash are doing this crazy stuff, he fails to realize the entire Persians are underwritten by the long-term output deals at favorable conditions done by the Chinese Communist Party. | ||
They're underwriting the Persians. | ||
So I want to thank you for doing this. | ||
Last word of advice to Jim Jordan. | ||
Cash Patel, what do you tell him? | ||
Don't bend the knee. | ||
They want you to bend the knee. | ||
You've got to get in the room. | ||
You're a college state champion, world-class wrestler. | ||
Roll up the sleeves, throw the jacket out. | ||
It's never been your thing. | ||
Get in that room and figure out a way to make sure we don't have an explosion of our debt by issuing another CR that funds two more World Wars. | ||
That's what we care about the most right now. | ||
And if you bend the knee, McHenry and company have already done that deal. | ||
And we will light another $850 billion on fire to fund two more world wars. | ||
And do you know what that means? | ||
We're one step away from putting boots on the ground and having another Afghanistan in Israel with Hamas and Iran. | ||
By the way, you've heard it right here, when Cash is saying they're moving three, when he says, hey, that $100 billion last night, they're really talking about $300 billion already lined up. | ||
So we've got to fight this. | ||
We're going to have lots of economic news this afternoon. | ||
If they're voting, and we recommend the last Jim Jordan, your team, do not go into another struggle session behind closed doors. | ||
You don't need another airing of grievances. | ||
Go back out and vote again. | ||
Just keep voting. | ||
Keep them all night. | ||
Keep them all weekend. | ||
Keep it public. | ||
Keep it public. | ||
People want to see this. | ||
You've seen your representatives. | ||
There's now 25. | ||
The number's 202-225-3121. | ||
Call and let them know if you support this. | ||
This is what a democracy's about. | ||
This is what a republic's about. | ||
Just call and let your voice be heard. | ||
Your voice cannot be suppressed. | ||
Oh, this bullying is terrible, this pressure campaign's not working. | ||
Keep it up. | ||
We've unmasked, you've unmasked who's on your side and who's not on your side. | ||
Okay? | ||
Now you know. | ||
Did they have the consent of the government? | ||
Did they have your consent? | ||
Are you going to comply with this, their vote? | ||
All the appropriations, House Armed Services, last night, like pigs to the trough. | ||
When Joe Biden puts out a hundred billion dollars, that's, oh, they got to get a speaker, got to get a speaker. | ||
Well, hey, guess what? | ||
Maybe you're not going to have a speaker. | ||
Not the end of the world. | ||
Certainly not the end of the world. | ||
So the government shuts, oh, you need a speaker because you got to get another speaker on the 17th. | ||
Oh, do you? | ||
Maybe the government shuts down. | ||
Oh, in this time of crisis, maybe the government... The crisis is an invasion of the southern border of 8 to 10 million illegal alien invaders in our nation. | ||
And a second chemical warfare by the Chinese Communist Party, a second opium war against our people through fentanyl, and the debt crisis that now the Wall Street Journal, the Murdoch's paper of record for business and for commerce and finance on Wall Street, is now waking up to the fact of what we've been saying on this show for now years is a reality. | ||
And that these interest rates are now structurally ratcheting up and they ain't gonna ratchet down in your lifetime. | ||
In particular if you're under 40 years old. | ||
Understand, this is why you're nothing more than a Russian serf. | ||
Okay? | ||
You're not gonna own it. | ||
You don't own anything, and you're not gonna own anything. | ||
And for all those who thought you could run and hide into our government bond portfolio, even the Wall Street Journal said yesterday, the old 60-40, 60% in stocks, 40% in bonds, call up your broker today and say, hey, could we actually mark to market that bond portfolio? | ||
What does it really trade for? | ||
Bank of America came out yesterday and said they have $135 billion of unrealized losses in theirs. | ||
Check out what kind of unrealized losses you've got that somebody put you in a safe, secure investment. | ||
Okay, back here at five o'clock. | ||
It's going to be on fire. | ||
Hopefully we'll be doing other votes. | ||
Jim Jordan, once again, do not go in for another struggle session. | ||
You've heard everything you need to hear from these guys. | ||
Now just go out and continue to pound them. | ||
And this audience, continue to pound them with your calls, your emails, and maybe some of you are even doing protests outside their offices. | ||
You guys pick it. | ||
It's a free country of free men and women. | ||
Birchgold.com slash Bannon. | ||
Immerse yourself. | ||
Immerse yourself. | ||
In the understanding of precious metals. | ||
Understand why it's been a hedge against turbulent times. | ||
Because cash is telling you times are going to get pretty turbulent. | ||
And they're going to get pretty turbulent like right now. | ||
We're facing a world war on multiple fronts. | ||
The biggest, most important front is the stability financially of the United States of America and an invasion of our southern border. | ||
Charlie Kirk follows us. | ||
Jack Posobiec after that. | ||
We're back here at five on Real America's Voice, the War Room. | ||
We'll be up on Getter the entire time, particularly if there are more votes. |