Dec. 8, 2023 - Bannon's War Room
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| This is what you're fighting for. | ||
| I mean, every day you're out there. | ||
| What they're doing is blowing people off. | ||
| If you continue to look the other way and shut up, then the oppressors, the authoritarians, get total control and total power. | ||
| Because this is just like in Arizona. | ||
| This is just like in Georgia. | ||
| It's another element that backs them into a corner and shows their lies and misrepresentations. | ||
| This is why this audience is going to have to get engaged. | ||
| As we've told you, this is the fight. | ||
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All this nonsense, all this spin, they can't handle the truth. | |
| War Room Battleground. | ||
| Here's your host, Stephen K. Bannon. | ||
| Okay, it's Thursday, 7 December at the Year of Our Lord 2023. | ||
| Welcome to the early evening edition. | ||
| I want to thank everybody and Natalie for handling the five. | ||
| We're here for the six on the, what is it, the 82nd anniversary of the commemoration of Pearl Harbor. | ||
| I want to thank everybody who's been throughout the day talking to us. | ||
| I've been putting stuff up on Getter, so I want to thank everybody. | ||
| For all that, um, we got a lot to get to on the current, uh, we can commemorate the service and the honored, uh, and the valor and the honored dead of, uh, of the second world war. | ||
| Plagued at the beginning of it, the Amer- at least the American involvement. | ||
| But we got to talk about the current ones and we'll get to Ben Harnwell in a second. | ||
| And we're going to go through that and the fights on Capitol Hill to make sure your money doesn't get squandered anymore. | ||
| I want to start off though by Krom, I haven't had you on in a couple of weeks. | ||
| I understand you've been working on a bunch of stuff. | ||
| People are at their ramparts more than ever and they're focused more than ever. | ||
| I just want to make sure we've got lion-hearted people. | ||
| I just want to make sure they still got the hearts of lions. | ||
| Walk me through Salty, sir. | ||
| Steve, thanks so much for having me. | ||
| And I'm going to hold up our bottle of Salty right here and for people who want to have a strong cardiovascular system and a healthier heart, I really encourage them to go to warroomhealth.com and check out Soul Tea. | ||
| I just had a friend of mine, Steve, who's 62 years old, who about six weeks ago started coming. | ||
| He had a terrible cough. | ||
| He was in bed, all kinds of problems. | ||
| Well, about a week ago, he had a quadruple bypass, and it turned out that what he had was a very bad heart, even though the rest of his body Was in great shape. | ||
| He worked out, he did all kinds of things to keep himself fit. | ||
| But at age 62, he had quadruple bypass. | ||
| And I really encourage, because heart disease can start as early as 30 years old. | ||
| And many, many, many people have heart disease by the time they're 50 and don't really realize it. | ||
| Their cardiovascular system is getting weaker. | ||
| And soul tea is a, what we do here is we take a particular molecule from fresh green tea called Theaflavin. | ||
| And we extract that particular molecule and we create a 22% concentration. | ||
| And we put that inside the soft gels that are in Sol-T. | ||
| And people take two of these a day. | ||
| I've been taking Sol-T for 20 years. | ||
| And the active ingredient in Sol-T has reduced my bad cholesterol 20 years ago from 130 to 89. | ||
| It's been under 90 ever since. | ||
| I'm 75 years old. | ||
| I take zero prescription drugs. | ||
| One thing we're doing is we created a little booklet, Keys to Heart Health. | ||
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And this is not, it's not a book, it's just a little booklet. | |
| But now for all new orders, for new customers, we're adding this to the shipment. | ||
| And it's a very, very easy read, but it has some tremendous tips on how to have a stronger heart and a better cardiovascular system. | ||
| So Steve, I just encourage the War Room Posse to go to warroomhealth.com That's WarRoomHealth.com and check out Soul Tea and use the code WarRoom at checkout. | ||
| WarRoom at checkout. | ||
| They'll get 50% off their initial shipment. | ||
| And then all of our customers on an ongoing basis get three bottles for the price of two on every 90 days. | ||
| And we always pay the freight. | ||
| And so, Steve, I can't tell you how much I appreciate you letting me share Soul Tea with the wonderful audience that you have. | ||
| I thank you and I love the idea when you first mentioned it of the booklet. | ||
| I think it's going to be tremendous. | ||
| I think people are going to get it, they're going to read it, they're going to pass it on. | ||
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It's a great little read. | |
| And you've been working on this for I don't know what 20-25 years. | ||
| Here's the great thing is that the Warren Posse They're, they've got big hearts. | ||
| They give it all and they are, they're saving their country. | ||
| We've got to make sure they got healthy hearts. | ||
| We need folks around here as long as possible. | ||
| Particularly those people coming into the late forties and early fifties. | ||
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Yep. | |
| Absolutely. | ||
| Absolutely. | ||
| I mean, you want, you know, you, your heart disease creeps up on you and it, and it gets worse over 15, 20 years. | ||
| A lot of people don't even know they have it. | ||
| The first indication that they have heart disease is a stroke or, or a heart attack. | ||
| And Salty is just a wonderful supplement to help the cardiovascular system and help the heart. | ||
| One more time, where do people go to get all the information? | ||
| We'd love to immerse our audience in information and then they take action, they use their agency. | ||
| So where do they go? | ||
| They go to warroomhealth.com. | ||
| That's warroomhealth.com and that'll take them through War Room Health straight to Salty. | ||
| Under the Our Science tab, if somebody wants to go into the detail, | ||
| Of the clinical trial they can do that it's very detailed it's a bunch of doctors can understand it but I've read through it and there's some things I understand most of it I don't but it's it was a very thorough study and and it showed that that our product will help lower cholesterol and manage cholesterol and and if you use the code war room at checkout then the war room posse will get 50% off of its initial shipment | ||
| And then, Steve, what we do for all of our subscribers is on an ongoing basis, we do ship them three bottles for the price of two every 90 days and then we pay the freight. | ||
| And so our subscription program is by far the best value. | ||
| And also, since you're going to take a bottle of these every month, we ship you three of these. | ||
| We ship you three of these every 90 days. | ||
| And so we always keep you in supply and you don't have to worry about it. | ||
| And as I said, we pay the freight. | ||
| Perfect. | ||
| Krom, thank you so much. | ||
| I appreciate it. | ||
| Really appreciate it. | ||
| Thank you so much. | ||
| I appreciate it. | ||
| You've had victories and I want to make sure people understand this, although I have been ripping on Johnson and this crowd for taking off because I think we got to work through the thing. | ||
| So, you know, you've heard my, you heard my spiel on that. | ||
| The victory you've had is that they're leaving and there's no, the house hasn't even come, gotten close to come up with any of the Ukraine thing. | ||
| Ukraine must be defeated. | ||
| For the simple reason that we gotta quit giving the fuel to put onto the fire, or the jet fuel to throw on a burning, raging dumpster fire. | ||
| The way to do that is to stop the money. | ||
| Once you stop the money, people will start to listen. | ||
| You've got, I don't know, 75,000 to 100,000 casualties of Ukrainians. | ||
| I'm not even talking about Russians, Ukrainians. | ||
| I mean, it's a slaughterhouse over there. | ||
| The place looks like Dresden. | ||
| It's pretty stunning, all these different villages and these strategic hamlets that they fought for. | ||
| I don't know, they think 75 to 100,000. | ||
| Combat troops, support troops, civilians, men, women, and children. | ||
| And of course, they've got a diaspora, but a lot of that diaspora, let's be brutally frank about it, are just draft dodgers, guys who get out of there. | ||
| That's what's in Ireland, a lot of them. | ||
| They just got out of there. | ||
| They want to be thrown into the charnel house. | ||
| Because I think they realized the corruption of Ukrainian society wasn't going to end well. | ||
| Now you had this fracas, and where it stands right now, the Senate tried to pass something the other day without even the border thing. | ||
| It didn't pass. | ||
| It lost 49-51. | ||
| Didn't come close. | ||
| They got to get 60 votes to break filibuster and kind of get on with it. | ||
| Didn't even come close. | ||
| Schumer, in fact, voted against it, so that's technically something they can kind of keep it alive and come back to it. | ||
| But the house said today they're leaving on the 15th and nothing's coming up. | ||
| They're going to do the impeachment inquiry next week. | ||
| And that's about it. | ||
| And their big firestorm was NDAA with all the woke stuff in there. | ||
| And of course, the FISA extension to April just kicked the can down the road. | ||
| But it ain't going to be any can kicked in Ukraine. | ||
| Although, and you got to give MTG a hat tip for this, on the NDAA, that's the National Defense Authorization Act that has to be annual. | ||
| She said they stuck another $350 million back in there on page 9,000. | ||
| They slipped it right in, because that's the way they are. | ||
| Of course, Johnson knew about it, and Johnson's kind of approved it. | ||
| I think that's still a little bit In the balance, but I think we consider that it's a long shot if we can win it, but there's still people out there fighting. | ||
| Ben Harnwell. | ||
| Get us up to date. | ||
| That was a shock. | ||
| Zelensky's now putting out that he canceled the call, but what happened is they had a fracas in the Senate. | ||
| Here's what happens. | ||
| It happens to Johnson a lot and his staff a lot. | ||
| They had these top secret or highly classified briefings and they come out and they're totally shaking. | ||
| That is what the intelligence community wants to have happen to you. | ||
| They want you rattled. | ||
| Particularly if you're a guy like Johnson and you never got these before. | ||
| They want to have you rattled. | ||
| So then you're like putty in their hands. | ||
| You're malleable. | ||
| They can do what they want. | ||
| That's what, you know, we have to stop. | ||
| There are guys over there smart enough, the Gates of the World and others, that have seen through this. | ||
| But, as of now, Ukraine funding is dead, and I think Ukraine funding is dead, and we're not even having a discussion on the southern border because the Democrats aren't even prepared to talk about anything of this invasion of our country, and that's paramount. | ||
| The question has to be every day, what have you done to stop the invasion of this country? | ||
| Ben Harnwell, walk me through the update on the Ukraine situation because reality is going to set in pretty quickly. | ||
| There's no more money. | ||
| And the Europeans, I'm sure, are going to need shock therapy because they're the ones, the elites of Europe are the ones grifting off this most of all. | ||
| Your thoughts, observations, what's happening in the news? | ||
| Good evening, Steve. | ||
| Well, the first thing I'll say is that what is happening in the United States, and I normally say what's happening in Europe is coming to America, really what's happening in the United States right now is having, I would suggest, a direct impact on what's going on in Ukraine. | ||
| The slow disintegration and collapse of its political system. | ||
| I'm going to go into that in a moment. | ||
| I just want to respond to your point about MTG's highlighting of this mysterious three $100 million that that Congress is trying to sneak in at the last moment. | ||
| You know, $300 million is a lot of money, Steve. | ||
| However, it's not the $61 billion, according to some accounts, $80 billion, according to others, that's hanging, that the White House has requested. | ||
| And if it ends up only being $300 million, That would be one heck of an achievement for the warring posse and for the wider MAGA movement. | ||
| But obviously, the line of principle is not a single red penny, not a single red cent, and that's the line that needs to be forced onto. | ||
| Now, what did I just say? | ||
| I said that what's happening in America is starting to affect now the political system in Ukraine. | ||
| Let's have a look at that. | ||
| Because, you know, we covered on the show yesterday how the mayor of Kiev had said that under President Zelensky, Ukraine is sliding into authoritarianism. | ||
| That was his direct quote. | ||
| And, you know, we talked about the tensions with the military, with the commander-in-chief, who's currently winning, by the way, Steve, on a 98% approval rating, right? | ||
| which is basically North Korean numbers. An illustration of how the machine is imploding. | ||
| But don't, hang on, don't skip over that. | ||
| Tell me what that number means. | ||
| Does that mean that people support him? | ||
| They trust him? | ||
| Is that a fake number? | ||
| What's the importance of that number? | ||
| What does it mean? | ||
| Well, let's go to the trust. | ||
| There were two polls that came out this week by a Kiev polling firm. | ||
| One of them pitted trustworthiness, and they put General Zelensky on 82% of my head, and they put Zelensky on, I think, 72%. | ||
| So they put the commander-in-chief, the military general, 10% ahead of Zelensky. | ||
| And on another sort of broader satisfaction figure, excuse me, on who people in Kiev would be satisfied with, I think they put Zelensky on 44 and General Zelensky on 42. | ||
| Steve, it's the margin of error. | ||
| This is if he were to stand in an election. | ||
| It's the margin of error. | ||
| This is why Zelensky is so terrified of presidential elections and why he has postponed them, cancelled them for spring next year. | ||
| Let's contrast that with Russia, by the way, Steve, to open some brackets. | ||
| Russia has confirmed today, one of their federal councils has confirmed that the presidential elections will be taking place in March of next year. | ||
| So elections in Russia, the great enemy of democracy, no elections in Ukraine, which which is whom we are supporting. | ||
| Steve, so that's what's, by the way, what's going on in Ukraine and that's one of the reasons why the regime is winning so scared. | ||
| Hang on, I'm not saying, but hang on, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, we're not opining to the fairness of the Russian elections. | ||
| I mean, it's the KGB. | ||
| You got to take it for what it is. | ||
| But your point is that, at least on the optics of it, the Russians in a time of war say, hey, we'll have an election and the Ukrainians have been adamant adamant that they don't want an election. | ||
| Will this change with the reality that the Americans then come through? | ||
| Here's the thing, the White House has been blunt. | ||
| We're out of money and we're out of time. | ||
| And even the $300 million is going to get slipped in because the NDA is not going to be formally passed through and everything done with it until, I think, February or March. | ||
| You've still got a big negotiation process to do it. | ||
| I believe I'm correct on that. | ||
| I might be incorrect, but I think it's correct. | ||
| So it's February, at least, before anything happens. | ||
| But for real money, and they need billions. | ||
| Remember, that's $60 to $80 billion they're getting here on top of the $115 to $120 we already gave them. | ||
| So you're getting close to $200 billion. | ||
| Right, two years into this war. | ||
| Of course this will go into the third year if it continues to go. | ||
| But there's no cash coming from the US. | ||
| Does that change the temper of this thing in Europe? | ||
| Is that a shock therapy to the capitals of Europe? | ||
| That they get off their ski holidays and sit there and go, well hang on for a second, the deplorables said what? | ||
| They're just not sending a check over here for 60 or 80 billion dollars? | ||
| Don't they love democracy? | ||
| Don't they love democracy in a country that refuses to have elections? | ||
| Is that where we are, Ben? | ||
| Well, over in Europe, in the European Union, there is a debate now over €4.51 billion worth of aid to Ukraine, which is currently in the balance. | ||
| I said before, when you asked me this question a couple of days ago, I'll respond again. | ||
| America is the most important political, economic, military, cultural force in the world. | ||
| And Europe and America, for all the differences between those two continents, are together in what is So, effectively a new conceptual Cold War, a new sort of Iron Curtain, if you will, that seems to be forming with the BRICS nations on one hand and then the old Judeo-Christian West on the other. | ||
| So, for all the differences between the United States and the European Union and the hesitations and the fears and the doubts and the ambiguities, these are two strategic partners and there's very little doubt about that. | ||
| Now, especially when I say that they're widening the forcing of alliances into two blocs. | ||
| So that said, because America is so culturally, militarily, economically powerful, really, and the European Union is really still comprised of member states. | ||
| Whether they're sovereign or not is a separate philosophical question, but really the power is still very much at member states level. | ||
| So all you know, you have France, you have Germany, you have the UK, which is no longer in the Union, you have Switzerland, you have all these countries. | ||
| But everyone is watching to see what is going to take place in the United States, because if the United States does pull the plug financially, It's not the case that the European Union is going to want to come in and fill up the gap. | ||
| They're more likely to say, well, you know, we don't really need to be throwing good money after bad here. | ||
| I would suggest that is more the dynamic that's going to be taking place here. | ||
| Why? | ||
| Because in June of next year, there's the European parliamentary elections. | ||
| And as we've been discussing, I think we're probably the best news organization on the world for this. | ||
| We've been drilling down on this, on the rise of what's called the so-called the far right across the European Union. | ||
| Obviously, there are different iterations taking place according to the specific cultural Context for one thing that is absolutely clear amongst all of these. | ||
| Ukraine is an element, right? | ||
| We discussed it on Ireland the other day about the huge numbers of 75% of asylum seekers in Ireland are from Ukraine. | ||
| That is definitely an element. | ||
| Of course, what is another far more substantial issue here is the immigration crisis. | ||
| Totally out of hand. | ||
| So you have all of these countries now and they're absolutely scared, terrified. | ||
| of what is going to happen next June. | ||
| And I think that, to circle back to answer your question, is why... But hang on, but isn't a big element that plays in here? | ||
| Obviously the invasion of the countries and the lack of sovereignty and all that, and they look at Poland and they look at Hungary as two that stood tough, had walls, had borders, and were no-nonsense. | ||
| They're the ones that don't have these problems. | ||
| But isn't the elite like here, what you're seeing and the reason they're attacking us so hard for being, what is it, for being a fascist and the one Trump is a dictator and all everything like that, although they're the ones that want the FISA extension, not us. | ||
| We don't want the ability to spy on Americans. | ||
| They want it and they're the ones fighting for it. | ||
| Isn't the elite, the military industrial complexes, information warfare branch led by Admiral Stavridis and these other guys that are on MSNBC and CNN and Fox all the time that promise quick victory or Russia's losing or this is going to happen and then the spring offensive and they're going to take Crimea, they're going to take this. | ||
| They've all been stripped of any credibility because everything they said was either completely stupid or just an outright lie. | ||
| So isn't that going to happen when the European parliamentary elections come on? | ||
| I tell you one thing that I think is going to be a big force, and we're going to make sure it's a big force, because we love the people of Europe. | ||
| We love the populist movement over there, but we despise the elites because they've kind of leeched off the whole system. | ||
| It's going to be quite evident That Trump is coming back to power, and one of the things that Trump's coming back to power is kind of, hey, what's the EU really doing? | ||
| What are we doing with trade deals? | ||
| And more importantly, they're just not going to be writing blank checks for NATO anymore. | ||
| Forget Ukraine. | ||
| The Ukraine funding will be over by then. | ||
| And it's going to be a big campaign issue here. | ||
| We're not looking for a protectorate. | ||
| If you're going to be an ally, you're going to be an ally because all the fear-mongering they're doing now is General Austin. | ||
| Well, if you don't pay up the 60 or 80 billion dollars, American boys are going to be over there because they're going to come rolling the tanks out of Moscow and, you know, Article 5 is going to kick in in Moldavia or someplace like that. | ||
| Although, I think there would be a big national conversation before American combat troops were put into, like, I'm going to pick a random, the Balkans or the Baltic. | ||
| And I think people have to be worried that won't that have a massive, not just the immigration, and it's not immigration, it's a mass invasion of Europe, particularly through Spain and France and Italy, but won't the other reality sets in that people are going to have to understand, hey, the Americans say we're going to have to pay something here to actually defend ourselves. | ||
| We're not going to get a free ride off the Americans anymore. | ||
| A substantial difference between Europe and America is the difference in that there isn't in Europe a polish, there isn't, that is, informed on our issues. | ||
| For example, there is no European parallel to the war room that is out there every day covering these things, feeding the news back, informing the people, encouraging the people then to sort of contact their legislators. There is that lacking. As a consequence of that absence, the European political system is a lot more retrograde and a lot more reactive, far more so than the American context, where you can really, | ||
| really see now the people, the American people pushing forward. Like, for example, with the funding of Ukraine. | ||
| The reason why Congress is starting to move on this finally is because the American people will not put up with it any longer. That's a different context to the one we have here in Europe. And I think the political class here in Europe, which by tradition is a lot more distant and aloof. | ||
| From the people it represents. | ||
| I mean, there isn't a huge traditional culture of democracy in a lot of European members of the European Union, European countries, Steve. | ||
| So you have, like, with the French, you know, it's a national point of honour that their elites are aloof and out of touch. | ||
| That is something that they take pride in. | ||
| As a consequence, therefore, to answer your question, the political class is a lot more, in Europe, is a lot more insulated from the anger that is building up across Europe. | ||
| They don't know how to ascribe the causes of that anger. | ||
| And as a consequence, there's a lot of denial. | ||
| Whoa, hang on. | ||
| If you're a sentient human being, I mean, you and I spent 18 and a big part of 19 over there. | ||
| If you can fog a mirror, you have to understand what the anger is from. | ||
| It's pretty self-evident. | ||
| That these countries are allowing in a mass invasion of the country to take over their cultural societies, and these people have to pick up the tabs with the crime and the rapes and all of it. | ||
| And nobody does anything about it. | ||
| In fact, they criticize like the Irish are the hooligans if you stand up to it. | ||
| You're the problem. | ||
| That's number one. | ||
| Number two, the economy doesn't really grow. | ||
| Right? | ||
| Because it's all debt-laden. | ||
| It's all highly leveraged. | ||
| Everything just kind of moves in slow motion. | ||
| It's like one continuous... Well, how can they not care? | ||
| You have individual parliaments in these countries. | ||
| Then you have an overall parliament that's kind of... Basically, if the European or like the United States, it's equivalent... The European Parliament is equivalent to the American Congress. | ||
| Or at least the House of Representatives or the House of Commons. | ||
| How can it be... When you say detached, people actually have a vote. | ||
| Are they just total sheep? | ||
| Well, just to respond to that final point first, perhaps the more accurate way of saying that the relationship between the European Parliament and the various electors across the European Union is to say that it's more like a Senate. | ||
| It's more like a European Senate rather than a European House of Representatives. | ||
| And of course that parallel holds because there's a different psychology between the Senate and the House of Representatives in the state. Look, when I worked in Brussels, I worked in the European Parliament and I... | ||
| I don't know if the situation's changed now, but when I worked there, the civil servants who worked in the European Commission, which is like, in the Commission, it is a bureaucracy, it is a civil service, but it is an executive bureaucracy. | ||
| It's what they would like in Washington, D.C., where you actually have civil servants who have executive ministerial positions, who aren't elected by the people. | ||
| By the way, they've chosen by, by, by the member states on a one, one. | ||
| I tell you, Ben, Ben, Ben, Ben, hang on, Ben, hang on. | ||
| I'm going to keep you through the break. | ||
| We'll take a short commercial break here. | ||
| When everybody, uh, so this is going to get only more intense, more intense in the economy, more intense on the debt, more intense on the deficits. | ||
| Uh, Johnson, this crowd think that, Hey, they can just come back in January and they're going to wave a magic wand. | ||
| It's all going to be better. | ||
| Hey, a note to self. | ||
| It's not going to be better. | ||
| It's going to be a bigger problem. | ||
| Like, I don't know how you go home for Christmas with that being out there. | ||
| You couldn't enjoy it. | ||
| That's why let's get it done on this side of the holiday. | ||
| Have it done now. | ||
| Maybe it takes you a few more days. | ||
| You don't get home to Christmas Eve, but it's a job well done. | ||
| You've done, you put it back to you. | ||
| It's done. | ||
| We can start the new year and get on with it. | ||
| That's not happening. | ||
| But, that said, they've chosen to do it. | ||
| But you don't have to be sucked down into that vortex. | ||
| How do you avoid it? | ||
| Get smart, get knowledge, get understanding, get wisdom. | ||
| The way you do that is to talk to experts. | ||
| You need to go to birchgold.com slash bannon right now. | ||
| And what do you need to ask them? | ||
| Get Philip Patrick and the team on there and say, hey, look, help me out here, Philip. | ||
| I'm drinking a Warpath coffee. | ||
| And I kind of like it. | ||
| I like the dark brew. | ||
| I like the mild brews too. | ||
| Warpath.coffee slash Warren. | ||
| Get your discount. | ||
| I like that. | ||
| But I got a question. | ||
| Why the BRICS? | ||
| Why are these countries that are kind of against this and have all the resources, particularly in the Persian Gulf, why are they buying gold at record rates in 22 and 23 and the Federal Reserve is trying to work on the central bank digital currency? | ||
| Wait for the answer. | ||
| Cut the phone off. | ||
| Have a long draft off that coffee and think. | ||
| Short break. | ||
| Back in a moment. | ||
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War Room Battleground with Stephen K. Bannon. | |
| and I'll see you next time. | ||
| Hey, welcome back. | ||
| Ben Harnwell, we're pressed for time here. | ||
| We're gonna get you back on tomorrow. | ||
| Breaking news, there's no real movement on this situation with Ukraine funding. | ||
| We told you they can't hold the border hostage because they're just trying to put some bells and whistles on it. | ||
| Then a couple guys like Mike Lee and some other people stood up and even Johnson sent the letter, said, hey, it's got to be fundamental, transformative. | ||
| You got to give us control of asylum. | ||
| They're so freaked out. | ||
| If they give that, Trump will inherit it. | ||
| It'll make our job easier in shutting down the border. | ||
| But the border's going to be shut down long before that. | ||
| Bottom line. | ||
| Ukraine, the 60-80 billion dollars kind of get kicked to the curb, unceremoniously. | ||
| And I hope the leaders in London and in Brussels and Davos and all that understand, stop watching MSNBC and CNN. | ||
| They've been dead wrong. | ||
| We told you it was going to happen. | ||
| The worm led the effort on this to stop the killing, the needless killing and sacrificing of folks. | ||
| In Ukraine, when all the military consultants and everybody tied to the military-industrial contract has just been lying from the beginning. | ||
| We're kind of where we started. | ||
| Except we got, I don't know, 75,000 to 100,000 dead, many more wounded. | ||
| I think a third of the population, 25% of the population of Ukraine has left. | ||
| They'll never recover. | ||
| The other thing is they'll never recover. | ||
| Nobody's ever going to approve Larry Fink and these guys sending trillions of dollars over to rebuild it. | ||
| That's a joke. | ||
| That's going to have to come from Europe, too. | ||
| That's the next big fight. | ||
| But something else is happening. | ||
| I had Yoram Hazani on this morning and about this, the Sharia supremacist uprising throughout the world. | ||
| And Ben, you've been working this with Rahim Ghassan and others around the European Parliament now for, I don't know, over a decade or 20, 30 years and I guess since 2013 with Rotherham. | ||
| It's been going on forever. | ||
| Is there a law being passed right now that's against the law to burn the Qur'an? | ||
| Tell me what's going on in this, because I don't know if they've got any laws about burning The Holy Word of God, which would be the Bible. | ||
| Yes, Steve, this is a development in Denmark, and the Danish parliament has passed a law that has now made it illegal, they've prohibited the act of burning the Koran. | ||
| So, for example, I mean, they were saying that there were various protests in front of a number of diplomatic missions, and they wanted to tamp that down. | ||
| So just to put this into perspective, Steve, and I am broadly a free speech absolutist, So if you wanted to protest, for example, the US government, for example, in Israel, in the Holy Land, for example, you could go in front of an embassy and burn the American flag. | ||
| Now some people are obviously, especially people who, not just people who serve in the forces, some people find that a step too far, but as I say, I am a free speech absolutist. | ||
| So you can burn the American flag, but you can't burn the Quran. | ||
| Now in Denmark. | ||
| Now, so the obvious question is why not? | ||
| And because... | ||
| in Denmark. | ||
| It's considered by Muslims, obviously, burning the Qur'an, an act of blasphemy, fair enough. | ||
| But what is now strange is that a secular, modern, European, supposedly liberal, progressive state like Denmark, you know, at the forefront of the liberal, progressive democracies in Northern Europe, they have now got the secular government underwriting Sharia law, right? | ||
| You now have a secular state saying we're going to prohibit burning the Qur'an because it's a blasphemous act. | ||
| Well, the last time I looked, Denmark wasn't a Muslim nation, but ah! | ||
| This is what happens, this is how, these are the signs that you see that the historic cultural basis of a society shifts, in this case, shifting from the traditional Christian cultural, religious context to another faith, the Islamic faith. | ||
| And under that context, it's entirely logical and natural that a country whose primary cultural force is Islamic would prohibit burning the Qur'an. | ||
| Now, this is one of these things, Steve, just to refer back to what we said before the break, this is one of these things where it's happening in Europe now, and if nothing changes in the United States, this will be happening in America tomorrow. | ||
| Oh, there's no doubt about that. | ||
| Because that's what this war is about. | ||
| It's a Sharia, it's Muslim Brotherhood's Sharia supremacist. | ||
| Ben, how do people get to you on Getter? | ||
| How do they follow you everywhere on Worm.org, all of your special, exclusive content? | ||
| All free, I might add. | ||
| All free, but where do they go? | ||
| As you say, warim.org, Bannon's Warim on Rumble and on Steve Bannon on Getter. | ||
| Now Steve and Kate Bannon does have a couple of my excellent posts waiting in the pipeline to share. | ||
| I am just going to say now in five seconds one thing that I will be posting on is the assassination of a pro-Russian former Ukrainian Member of Parliament in Moscow, Ilya Kiva. | ||
| Now you mentioned, just as we started off in this segment, talking about the differences and the similarities between Ukraine and Russia. | ||
| As the political class in Ukraine implodes, it is more and more resembling the regime And that we're supposed to be against. | ||
| And let's not forget, let's not forget, Putin still hasn't killed Alexei Navalny. | ||
| He's only in prison. | ||
| And this assassination, Steve, the SBU has already taken credit for that. | ||
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So that's the way things are shaping up in Ukraine. | |
| The SBU being the intelligence services of Ukraine, correct? | ||
| Absolutely so. | ||
| Yeah, absolutely so. | ||
| Thank you. | ||
| By the way, Putin doesn't have time. | ||
| He's down with our ally, quote-unquote, in the UAE, MBZ, being honored like a conquering hero. | ||
| Enough of that for another day. | ||
| That's why you've got to go to Birchgold. | ||
| Go to Birchgold, understand the power of what's happening here with the BRICS. | ||
| MBZ in the UAE is one of them. | ||
| Especially our ally, they've already announced they're going to get off the petrodollar. | ||
| They're going to do it in the currency of the people buying long-term purchases of significance and that being led by the Chinese Communist Party. | ||
| So he's down there as part of OPEC plus to cause all kind of problems. | ||
| This is what you have when you have feckless leadership. | ||
| Ben Harnwell, thank you very much. | ||
| We had, I think yesterday, one of the most important interviews. | ||
| Thanks, brother. | ||
| And one of the most important interviews we've done with Matt Staver over at Liberty Council. | ||
| And Matt's a pretty steady guy. | ||
| He's won tons of cases at the Supreme Court. | ||
| Really takes on things that are serious with taking on cases. | ||
| He thinks that he can change the narrative and change the direction of the country by winning. | ||
| He had some very harrowing things to say. | ||
| I asked David and Nancy Flynn to join us from Warrior Essentials. | ||
| Let's say David, Nancy, thank you for joining us. | ||
| I want to play a little press for time. | ||
| I want to play the clips. | ||
| Let's play the first clip and then I want you guys to respond. | ||
| And so these researchers found the levels of that residual DNA fragment. | ||
| To exceed acceptable levels that has been set by even the World Health Organization and the FDA and others. | ||
| So these are problematic in that what one of the researchers who formerly was with Massachusetts Institute of Technology Human Genome Project, who was one of the researchers for this, he said that what these fragments can do Is that these fragments can create various kinds of cancers and various mutations. | ||
| They can alter your DNA. | ||
| They can impact your DNA structure within your body. | ||
| And that's why it's so serious. | ||
| Okay, David and Nancy, when I heard the Stavers are very steady at ease, won tons of cases. | ||
| He's using research here from the War Impossi, working with Daley Clout and Naomi Wolf and Amy Kelly's team, but he also does his own research. | ||
| This scared the audience to death. | ||
| Tell me what he just said. | ||
| And I know you guys have been working on solutions to this for a long time, but tell the audience what just happened there. | ||
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Thanks for having us on, Steve. | |
| Yeah, pleasure to be here. | ||
| Pleasure to be here. | ||
| So he's referring to Steve Kirsch and Philip Buchholz there, who have both been on the cutting edge of a lot of the discoveries. | ||
| Nami Wolfe, she's been there too, so I won't leave it. | ||
| There's too many names to list there. | ||
| But just on the cutting edge of finding what was really in the shots. | ||
| And it's the DNA in there, it's actually, it was an experimental gene therapy. | ||
| They weren't really vaccines. | ||
| They were more of gene therapies. | ||
| That's why we came out with our RestoreGene product. | ||
| We actually, we can't affect your DNA. | ||
| We don't want to change your DNA, but we can change your epigenome, and the epigenome controls the DNA. | ||
| So, you know, what the heck's an epigenome? | ||
| Well, think of your DNA as your hardware, and the epigenome is the software that runs it, and it decides, you know, what genes are activated and what aren't. | ||
| And one of the concerns people have when they look at this potential mutations that can occur from these shots is that it can go in and deactivate, you have good genes and bad genes. | ||
| Some genes make you healthier, some genes might promote tumor growth or things like that. | ||
| And that's what he went on to talk about in that clip, is that doctors are seeing just a surge in these turbo diseases and cancers and people going into the doctor, and it's not you have cancer in three months, come back, I'm gonna start working on it. | ||
| It's you have cancer and three weeks later, it's stage four and you're getting ready to die. | ||
| And that's unusual. | ||
| That isn't really typically the way those diseases have progressed. | ||
| And a lot of the attention and research now is looking at, you know, is that because of these mutations? | ||
| So, scary times. | ||
| One thing I will say is that these shots, it's like an onion, but every time we peel back another layer, it just gets worse and worse and worse. | ||
| And whether it was intentional or not intentionally, that's not our There's a whole army and those guys are doing great work on the legal side. | ||
| There's a lot of great researchers doing work there. | ||
| Our role is basically to take our experience and expertise, which is targeted nutrition, supplementation, healing through diet, and apply it to how we can help people deal with these consequences. | ||
| If we don't take back control of our health, how are we going to have an army to go and affect these changes in the world that we need to change to get our freedom back? | ||
| So, I mean, you can touch on a little of how we got here. | ||
| Let's play the next clip and then we'll more fully work this out because what this guy said is so explosive. | ||
| Let's go play the next clip. | ||
| So we have not only a very aggressive and skilled legal team, but we have a very skilled research team. | ||
| And on the COVID issue, and particularly the VAX itself, we've done an incredible amount of research. | ||
| So when I say that, I'm not being histrionic. | ||
| That is just what the facts are. | ||
| And recently, there's a verified study that came out in April of 2023. | ||
| Four Massachusetts-based researchers discovered the presence of parts of | ||
| DNA sequence known as the simian virus 40 or the sv40 origin enhancer promoter Which has long been used in experimental gene therapy Research this is a real problem to have within these kovat shots And this is particularly that was discovered in the Pfizer slash BioNTech shots typically what happens in manufacturing the mRNA kovat shot you have bacterial produced | ||
| Circular DNAs that are used as a template to make the modified RNA, which after purification then is supposed to eliminate all of the residual DNA fragments. | ||
| The problem that what we found in this and what these researchers have discovered is that there are DNA fragments that were not purified that still remain in the Pfizer BioNTech vials. | ||
| Now, why is that a problem? | ||
| That's a problem because of this SV40 This is an animal type of product and this is a residual DNA that's in the vax that goes into your body. | ||
| And so these researchers found the levels of that residual DNA fragment to exceed acceptable levels that has been set by even the World Health Organization and the FDA and others. | ||
| So these are problematic in that One of the researchers who formerly was with Massachusetts Institute of Technology Human Genome Project, who was one of the researchers for this, he said that what these fragments can do is that these fragments can create various kinds of cancers and various mutations. | ||
| They can alter your DNA. | ||
| They can impact your DNA structure within your body. | ||
| And that's why it's so serious. | ||
| You guys are the experts. | ||
| Please help me out here. | ||
| Cause this sounds like a science. | ||
| When I, when I had Stave on, he's such a steady Yeti in Windsor. | ||
| When he started talking, I said, I got to get the Flynn's on. | ||
| I said, I'm starting to get scared because I've always said it was a experimental gene therapy, but I'm just some guy talking, right? | ||
| This sounds like a horror movie. | ||
| Am I wrong there? | ||
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I wish you were. | |
| I mean, I wish you were. | ||
| If you, if you had put this in a script or taken it to Hollywood a few years ago, they would have laughed you out of the room. | ||
| But yeah, what we don't know is why these are in there. | ||
| I mean, we know that, you know, he did a good job explaining some of the technical reasons of where they came from. | ||
| We don't know, were they just rushing it? | ||
| Were these left in intentionally? | ||
| We just, we don't know that, but we know what these do when they get in the body. | ||
| I mean, these, even some of these have been in previous vaccines, even before COVID. | ||
| Yeah, the monkey kidney cells, they found that in childhood vaccines as well. | ||
| And the SB40 was also part, of what they found in all the childhood vaccines. | ||
| This is what we've been working with for 17 years, the effects of that, so. | ||
| But it's, you know, no matter why they're in there, yeah, it's bad, and it's as bad as it sounds, and it's something that, you know, we need to address on multiple levels. | ||
| We need to address why they lied, whatever reason they put it in there, why did they hide that from the regulators? | ||
| Why did they hide that? | ||
| Because nobody had informed consent. | ||
| How do you put a needle in your arm with informed consent if they lie to you about what's in it? | ||
| So they hit it. | ||
| It's very detrimental. | ||
| A lot of these things, especially like the SV40, they can cause cancer. | ||
| And now we're seeing an explosion in cancers. | ||
| So, you know, go figure. | ||
| Maybe they'll call that an anecdotal story. | ||
| But when you get enough anecdotal stories put together, it's no longer, you know, it has strength behind it. | ||
| Let me play the last clip and then I'll have a couple minutes to turn to you guys to talk about the regimen you've got to sort this thing out. | ||
| Let's go and play the last clip. | ||
| Well, if you look at, say, for example, Bill Gates, Bill Gates has a revolving door between his nonprofits and the WHO and the other agencies and the people that are in the FDA and the CDC and the NIH. | ||
| They're not going to criticize Big Pharma because once they transition out of their government job, they're going to get a big lucrative job with one of those Gates nonprofits, or they're going to get a big job with one of the big pharmaceutical companies. | ||
| So there's this revolving door between Big Pharma and the drug agencies. | ||
| And there's this revolving door and this symbiotic relationship between people like Bill Gates and his non-profits. | ||
| We could have a whole program just on the incredible amount of money that he made in investing in BioNTech. | ||
| I mean, how did he choose BioNTech as an example? | ||
| It was a company that was 8 or 10 years old, never had a FDA-approved product, and yet, in 2019, he invested millions and millions of dollars into BioNTech, and then, lo and behold, BioNTech gets this job to create an mRNA shot along with Pfizer but BioNTech was the entity and now it becomes a huge profit for Bill Gates. | ||
| There is a symbiotic connection between that and so I think what we've seen is there's a reformation that is necessary within The agencies that regulate Big Pharma, like the FDA, CDC, NIH, within Big Pharma itself, we need to amend and change the laws so that they don't have this liability protection for vaccines that goes back to the 1980s. | ||
| And we also need to challenge the medical community to start thinking for yourself. | ||
| Many of them are, but so many are not. | ||
| We got about three minutes, but you guys have come for the rush. | ||
| I mean, this thing yesterday, and I can't tell you, hearing it in highlights is even worse. | ||
| You guys have worked in this for a year, 17 years. | ||
| You've now have a regimen of what people can do. | ||
| Just walk me through what you've got and how do people get access to it? | ||
| Cause I want them to immerse yourself in information because we were all called conspiracy theorists a couple of years ago when we said, Hey, we think this is experimental gene therapy. | ||
| This thing could be dangerous. | ||
| Let's think about it. | ||
| We were all shut down and now it's coming up. | ||
| That's true. | ||
| So walk us through the solution. | ||
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Yeah, you know, it's funny. | |
| I don't think either one of us are going to be getting any of those cushy job offers from Big Pharma anytime soon. | ||
| Yeah, so yeah, we touched on our show before about how we, you know, we had a son who was vaccine injured and that just opened our eyes. | ||
| So when this whole thing happened, we had a lot more clarity into what was going on. | ||
| But I know we're short on time. | ||
| So we talked about our restoraging product, but just what we have in our protocol We really almost looked at it like a triage situation. | ||
| We have to prioritize and identify and see what we need to deal with as quickly as we can. | ||
| The first thing we want to do is get these toxins out of your body. | ||
| We were actually working on a formula for a different reason. | ||
| It turned out that it activated and promoted a process in the body called autophagy. | ||
| And that's the body's recycling process. | ||
| That's where the body just gets the junk out, breaks it down. | ||
| So like the spike protein, it's going to break it down into amino acids and then give those back to the body so that you can build healthy cells. | ||
| So you want to remove the toxins out of the body. | ||
| Then we looked at how do we start repairing some of the damage and a lot of the damage that people are seeing is clotting issues. | ||
| You know, these micro clots or even if you saw Richard Hirschman's videos that he put out, the funeral director, where he was pulling out these clots that looked like garden hoses coming out of people. | ||
| So how do you get rid of those? | ||
| Well, you can use a protease, like a natokinase or something like that, and those basically have the ability to break down the fibrin and blood clots. | ||
| So we have our nato product out there that can go and help with some of those clotting issues. | ||
| And then we get to kind of, that's dealing with the immediate Then we have to start looking to the future, and that's what Matt Staber was just talking about, these turbo issues coming, these degenerative diseases, you know, the body attacking itself, or diseases just getting out of control. | ||
| And we feel a lot of that from the research we've done, is that it's part of the DNA contamination. | ||
| Guys, guys, we've got to bounce. | ||
| Where do people go to start to immerse themselves? | ||
| We'll have you back on tomorrow, because I want to drill down on this. | ||
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| Where do people go? | ||
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WarRoomWellness.com. | |
| WarRoomWellness.com. | ||
| We've got a great special there for your listeners and for the War Room Posse. | ||
| And WarRoomWellness.com. | ||
| Check it out. | ||
| All kinds of info there. | ||
| It should answer all your questions. | ||
| We're always here to help. | ||
| So we appreciate it, Steve. | ||
| I want everybody to go there right now. | ||
| We'll continue this tomorrow. | ||
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| You got to talk to Philip Patrick and the team. | ||
| Birchgold.com slash Bannon. | ||
| Get Philip Patrick and the team on the phone and get them on the phone today to ask what are the underlying forces driving this rise in gold prices? | ||
| Where does it head? | ||
| What does it mean? | ||
| What does it mean for the dollar? | ||
| What does it mean for your retirement? | ||
| They're the experts. | ||
| Go there. | ||
| Birchgold.com slash Bannon. | ||
| Go check it out. | ||
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| Eastern Time tomorrow morning. | ||
| We've got a bunch of surprises in store with you. | ||
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