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He is forecasting is a situation where the floodgates will be open. | |
We are in a situation where we have the prosecution of the chief political opponent who's winning in every poll. | ||
...eventual election upcoming next year, and is being prosecuted by the administration that he's seeking to replace. | ||
That is the frightening future that is tailor-made to launch cycles of recrimination that will shake our republic for the future. | ||
Say that does happen. | ||
Say the prosecutions are attempted against President Biden, or maybe someone will try to prosecute President Obama for actions that he took in office, or President Bush. | ||
Is that a real concern? | ||
What happens if those cases are tried, attempted? | ||
I think it's a real concern if former President Trump becomes president again. | ||
And this is where you see the difference between his political or maybe actual threats converge with legal argument. | ||
Just because he says he's going to do something does not make it predictive in the general world outside of him. | ||
And what he's trying to do is sort of transmute the things he intends to do And to some larger argument about what's going to happen for all time. | ||
I don't think anybody thinks but for him, those floodgates will open. | ||
Is it a reasonable fear, though, that if he is returned to the Oval Office, he will use the Department of Justice retributively? | ||
Absolutely. | ||
Can he? | ||
Is it effective to try to use the DOJ? | ||
Are there people that would do the bidding in that way? | ||
There are. | ||
I mean, you could say that Bill Barr was one of those people until he was not. | ||
Are there also people in the Department of Justice who will stand up to him? | ||
Were there people in the Department of Justice who did? | ||
We had multiple resignations from line prosecutors on up. | ||
We had people like Jeff Berman preventing him at every turn from doing sort of the things that he wanted to do in the next Trump administration. | ||
Would we be so lucky? | ||
I'm not sure. | ||
We've got to work around, though, for the appellate judges to go to the full circuit and say, can you decide this with us to avoid that second delay tactic within this circuit. | ||
Did I hear? | ||
Am I wrong? | ||
Am I dreaming things? | ||
I mean, certainly there's no shortage of legal maneuvers, but I believe if he loses in front of this panel, it is his right to take it en banc. | ||
And if I'm not mistaken, I believe it is his right to take it en banc and try to get the full D.C. | ||
Circuit to weigh in. | ||
Say that again, on bong? | ||
On bonk. | ||
Bonk. | ||
Yes, bonk. | ||
You learn a whole new language when you go to law school. | ||
That's why I say the full DC circle. | ||
But the very fact that we're talking about the impeachment judgment clause I think also shows the desperation, right? | ||
Laura is right that politically this is all about delay. | ||
Legally they have so few options that we are all learning a new vocabulary together as he searches for text in the Constitution that has never been litigated before. | ||
And has never even really been a part of our foundational law school curriculum before. | ||
I don't think I'm going out of bounds to say that the Impeachment Judgment Clause is not part of the first constitutional law curriculum. | ||
And that's why I think you heard the special counsel say, if you want to break new ground, if you want to set a new precedent, maybe this isn't the case to do. | ||
This is the primal scream of a dying regime. | ||
Pray for our enemies. | ||
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Because we're going medieval on these people. | |
President Obama 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? | ||
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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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War Room. | |
Here's your host, Stephen K. Bamm. | ||
It's Tuesday, 9 January in the year of the Lord 2024. | ||
Was that Katy Tur? | ||
What is en banc? | ||
Yo, girl, you gotta step the game up over there. | ||
The Warren Posse understands the nomenclature. | ||
Are you kidding me? | ||
She didn't know what that was? | ||
That's a well-produced show. | ||
Lordy, lordy, lordy. | ||
Unbelievable. | ||
Okay, we've got so much to go through. | ||
We're packed with people today. | ||
Issues from Fonny Willis and that disaster of debacle down in Georgia to General Austin. | ||
More information coming out. | ||
Make your head blow up. | ||
He's got to leave immediately. | ||
The complete debacle of the debt deal. | ||
What happened in D.C. | ||
court today. | ||
We've got Julie Kelly, Greg Price. | ||
Might shock you, Ray Epps. | ||
Well, no, I'm going to let Greg Price break that here. | ||
We got so much going on. | ||
We're going to Taiwan. | ||
We're going, actually, Laura Loomis is going to take us to Iowa. | ||
She's been on the ground there, basically getting arrested every other day by Nikki Haley's people or DeSantis. | ||
We're going to go to CES to see about regenerative robotics and artificial intelligence. | ||
Joe Allen's there in Las Vegas. | ||
And then we're going to go to Taiwan for the Murom election and talk to some Taiwan voters tonight. | ||
So we're packed. | ||
Let's get on with it. | ||
Andy Biggs, Congressman Biggs. | ||
Congressman Biggs, report out a little while ago that Johnson, Speaker Johnson, gave his pitch. | ||
Kevin Roberts over at Heritage set him up. | ||
Talk to the donors. | ||
Think that'd be a good audience for him to pitch to. | ||
He had his face ripped off. | ||
They said, have you lost your mind? | ||
The child tax rate? | ||
You've actually agreed to a Keynesian stimulus in an election year for the Democrats? | ||
This bill is so ridiculous and so stupid. | ||
I said today, he's got this new thing with his glasses. | ||
That's his logo, right? | ||
You know, he's got the glasses. | ||
We actually made an edit on it and said it should be steel balls instead. | ||
But I question whether he has a three digit IQ or not. | ||
I'm serious about that. | ||
I understand he's a lawyer and I understand you lawyers come from different place. | ||
But this bill is actually, I think, technically worse than what McCarthy did. | ||
Your thoughts, sir? | ||
Yeah, I'm absolutely stunned by it. | ||
And how they're trying to sell it to the world is that there's actually a budget spending cut in here. | ||
And that's not the case. | ||
I mean, once you take into account their side deals, Steve, which we don't even know about, but that are being reported to us are tens of billions of dollars. | ||
You add those instead of being a $30 billion cut when you have a $200 billion a month structural deficit. | ||
So they're saying you have a $30 billion reduction in spending overall. | ||
But even if you give them the best case scenario, we know two weeks from now they're going to run a supplemental for $110 billion for Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan. | ||
And the question is, so what's the net impact? | ||
Because you're not going to find money to pay for that. | ||
It's just going to add to the structural deficit. | ||
It's going to add to the national debt. | ||
So when we look at this, this is probably as bad as you could get. | ||
As far as a spending deal from a Republican, I would have thought. | ||
I would have thought. | ||
What is his, because we've had people, the phone's blowing up, I mean from donors to the MAGA base. | ||
Democrats are sending emails out and memos out to their voters. | ||
This is a huge Democratic win. | ||
Biden, Schumer, and Hakeem have gone and said not one penny of cuts. | ||
In fact, the increase in certain areas. | ||
Who does he, inside the conference, you guys are just getting back today. | ||
Who supports this? | ||
I haven't heard from anybody who supports it yet, and I would be stunned. | ||
In fact, somebody asked me today, you know, are you five going to stay off? | ||
Well, of course, the five of us are going to stay off, the eight of us are going to stay off, the 20 of us are going to stay off. | ||
The question is, who's going to vote for it? | ||
And the answer is all the Democrats and a few Republicans. | ||
That would be my guess, because this is just really a bad deal. | ||
If you want to increase your structural deficit, this is what you do. | ||
Basically, they're taking the spending based on that horrible debt ceiling deal that Kevin McCarthy negotiated, and then they're going up from there. | ||
To me, it's absolutely probably one of the biggest losses we've seen, at least on the spending front, in quite some time. | ||
He's arguing we're going to get policy wins, but that's not going to happen. | ||
I want to go back to what happened. | ||
Doesn't he have to follow the Hastert rule? | ||
And I've heard, you know, Chip Royce talking about he'll never get out of the rules. | ||
I'm hearing nasty rumors that he's going to do another thing of get two-thirds, get all the Democrats and some of the moderates in to vote and actually take it, I guess, around the rules. | ||
He understands that that that will come after a speakership if he does that. | ||
He doesn't get allowed that again. | ||
And plus Thune on top of it. | ||
Thune just came and says, hey, even with all that Johnson's doing, we need a CR to the end of March. | ||
Didn't he promise no CR? | ||
I mean, isn't this guy boxed in right now that he really can't push this legislation? | ||
Well, he should be, but I don't know who's advising him in that office. | ||
But, I mean, when you begin to think about it, you look at it and you say, look, you should be trying to reduce spending. | ||
This is what I told him when he did his two-tiered approach. | ||
You should be trying to reduce spending. | ||
How about getting rid of that EV tax credit, that the Green New Deal that they put in there, that's supposed to be $350 billion, that's going to have $2.5 trillion worth of impact. | ||
How about doing that? | ||
How about doing something on the border? | ||
They're not going to get it. | ||
Steve, they've already cut their deal. | ||
The question is who does he think is going to actually support the deal from the Republican side in the House of Representatives? | ||
And is it going to be an omnibus bill? | ||
Is it going to be three minibus bills that actually constitute an omnibus bill? | ||
He's not going to get the policy writers in there that you might be able to buy some people off with. | ||
And I just, I'm stunned by it. | ||
But I've actually heard, believe it or not, I've heard a couple of people say, well, we don't want to say no right away because we want to see if we can leverage some good policy in there. | ||
And I'm like, how can you get any policy in there that's going to be leverageable Um, to a massive, ridiculous spending bill. | ||
And the answer is that you can't. | ||
The fact is he's cut his deal with the Democrats. | ||
That's why Hakeem Schumer and Biden administration, they're all fine with it. | ||
Um, the, the problem with him is, uh, I don't know that he gets, he gets the majority of Republicans in the house. | ||
And that's the Hastert. | ||
That's the Hastert. | ||
Can he really bring it forward? | ||
I thought there was an ironclad rule. | ||
If you guys have the majority of the majority, he can't come forward. | ||
How's he going to do that? | ||
No, I mean, it is, it is a, what I would call a, a, not an ironclad rule. | ||
It is something that is, is meant to be, let's say, call it a gentleman's agreement, if you will, but it's not, It's not ironclad. | ||
It's not in the rules and they just they suspend these rules all the time anyway Steve That's the that's the sad part of this and I suspect he's gonna have to go into suspension of rules because How are you gonna get the majority? | ||
Republicans in the rules committee to support this If he suspends the rules is his speakership in jeopardy I I'm hearing from a number of people that yes, his speakership could be in jeopardy. | ||
The question of course is, who do you get? | ||
I mean, I know him. | ||
He is, in his heart, a movement conservative. | ||
I wouldn't say the same thing about McCarthy. | ||
McCarthy was all over the map. | ||
But Mike Johnson has been a movement conservative. | ||
The question is, why is he making these bad deals one after another and then always telling us, we're going to fight in the next round? | ||
I mean, we've already heard that from him multiple times. | ||
He doesn't. | ||
He doesn't like confrontation. | ||
It's obvious. | ||
He's not a... Right. | ||
I don't know if he didn't grow up like that or whatever. | ||
He's not... And this is a time... You know, Ecclesiastes. | ||
There's certain seasons for compromise. | ||
There's certain seasons for getting along. | ||
This is a season for fight. | ||
And he just doesn't have it. | ||
He just... You can tell. | ||
Hey, he's got a chance. | ||
Everybody got a chance. | ||
You got to move on. | ||
This thing's got to be shut down. | ||
I've never seen this audience more furious. | ||
And I heard that the donors, not exactly the War Room Posse, but the biggest donors, ripped his face off the other night. | ||
What are you doing a Keynesian stimulus in an election year? | ||
You're trying to help these guys get additional congressional seats, plus it's suicide. | ||
It doesn't seem like he understands that we've got to do this again with another $2 trillion deficit in a couple of months. | ||
That's what's maddening. | ||
I mean, it's not going to wash. | ||
People are furious. | ||
Congressman, I know you've got a lot going on. | ||
Where do people follow you on this? | ||
Because this fight is going to be as nasty as anything we had during the McCarthy era. | ||
Probably even nastier because, like I said, he is a movement conservative and one of your own betrayed you. | ||
Where do people go to find you, sir? | ||
Biggs.house.gov or at Rep. | ||
Andy Biggs, A-Z. | ||
At Rep. | ||
Andy Biggs, A-Z. | ||
Congressman Biggs, thank you. | ||
We're going to be in touch constantly because this is a huge fight on money and you're the tip of the spear on that. | ||
Thanks, Steve. | ||
Save this republic. | ||
Greg Price, I've got about a minute here, Greg. | ||
I'm going to hold you over through the break, but I want to get this out through your tweet. | ||
Please, because I got the great Julie Kelly coming up. | ||
Please, brother, my head's blown up. | ||
Ray Epps? | ||
I thought he was getting a year in jail. | ||
That's how they're getting, they're saying, oh, Tucker's wrong, Revolver's wrong, War Room's wrong, all this, getting a year in jail. | ||
What happened to Ray Epps today? | ||
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He got one year of probation, a $500 fine, and 100 hours of community service. | |
That's it for the guy who was instigating the Capitol riot on January 6, filmed doing this multiple times, never held in pretrial detention, never had his bank taken away, never rounded up by the FBI and thrown in solitary. | ||
He walked free for two years until they finally gave him a plea deal on a misdemeanor, the maximum penalty of which was six months, and then he ends up escaping jail time entirely. | ||
Before we go to break, was this done in an open court today? | ||
I heard it was some secret Zoom. | ||
Was that just rumor? | ||
How is it actually, how is this transmitted? | ||
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So he was actually able to phone into his sentencing hearing, and none of the other J6 defendants have been able to do that. | |
They've all been locked away in pretrial detention, perp walked into the courtroom. | ||
But for some reason, this guy who, again, caught on camera instigating the actual events at the Capitol, telling people, we need to go into the Capitol. | ||
He was the person who did that, and yet he is escaping jail time. | ||
He was able to phone in to the hearing, and nobody in the corporate media seems at all interested in why that may be. | ||
Greg, just hang on. | ||
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We'll be back in a second. | |
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Price, you've done a fantastic job on the Freedom Caucus. | ||
You've got 11 states now. | ||
I think you just added Missouri. | ||
You added a bunch more seats in Louisiana. | ||
We just had Annie Biggs from the Freedom Caucus. | ||
So you're on fire. | ||
But I've got to ask you, because this tweet today got me so angry. | ||
I was doing so many different things. | ||
I saw, because we follow you. | ||
Just hit it again. | ||
Because the J6 guys are getting years in prison, 10 years in prison here, 12 years there, 15 years there. | ||
Jake Lang is still there two and a half years in pre-trial detention. | ||
Excuse me, like three years in pre-trial detention. | ||
What does Ray Epps get? | ||
Ray Epps is on tape doing all this stuff. | ||
What does Ray Epps get? | ||
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Yeah, one year of probation, $500 restitution, 100 hours of community service. | |
That's all this guy got. | ||
And yeah, as you said, the average sentence that a J6 defendant has gotten for, in many cases, nonviolent crimes are like three years. | ||
And yet this guy gets a plea deal on a misdemeanor and escapes jail time. | ||
And, you know, and again, he walked free for two years, never in pretrial detention. | ||
And, you know, The reason that they did this, the reason that they let this guy go for so long and only, you know, gave him this minor little charge that only resulted in probation, I think, Steve, is because, you know, they've obviously refused to say the federal informants that were involved in January 6th. | ||
They haven't revealed it. | ||
And so now when people ask, you know, anybody connected to the intelligence community about Ray Epps, the response is going to be, oh, look, you know, we prosecuted him. | ||
He got charges for this. | ||
When in reality, we know they're completely full of crap and there's something that they're not telling us. | ||
And, you know, credit to reporters like Julie Kelly, who you're going to have on next, as well as Darren Beattie, who, you know, were on top of this from the beginning and reported everything about January 6th that went against the prevailing media narrative. | ||
Greg, how do people follow you on Twitter, social media, and how do they find out about the state-level Freedom Caucus? | ||
Because you guys are the tip of the tip of the spear. | ||
It's the equivalent of school boards, precinct committee men, the state legislatures that become a Freedom Caucus. | ||
This is the foundation of how we're going to turn the country around. | ||
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Yeah, really, it starts with your own backyard and ensuring that red states in your state legislatures have leadership that the conservative base supports. | |
So go to statefreedomcaucus.org and you can subscribe to our newsletter there. | ||
I'm really proud to be a part of this project. | ||
As you mentioned, we just launched the Missouri Freedom Caucus, which is really exciting, and we got a lot more to come. | ||
Thank you so much, Steve. | ||
Greg, fantastic work. | ||
Tell everybody over there we're really proud of them. | ||
Have your guys back, and we want to give you guys plenty of air time, so come back to us with more updates. | ||
Greg Price, one of the most important influencers. | ||
He and Bruce Witz and a handful of others really drive the narratives with Posobiec and some other guys. | ||
Our own Grace Chong, although she and Dave is coming a little hot sometimes. | ||
Julie Kelly, the great Julie Kelly. | ||
Julie Kelly, before I get to the cold open of this over-the-top hearing on immunity, I got to ask you about the Ray Epps of it all. | ||
I saw Greg's tweet and my head blew up. | ||
What's going on, ma'am? | ||
Well, look, there's something very fishy going on, and this is just the latest example why. | ||
To Greg's point, Ray Epps allowed to phone in his presence for his sentencing hearing. | ||
Some defendants are allowed to do that. | ||
Most are required to travel to D.C. | ||
with their family in tow, stand before a D.C. | ||
judge, get a tongue-lashing, humiliated, you know, hear from the government how awful they are, and then wait to get their sentencing. | ||
That, of course, did not happen. | ||
Furthermore, Judge Bosberg, the now chief judge, Obama appointee, sympathized with Ray Epps and apparently told him, you're the only January 6th defendant who has been Demonized for things you didn't do. | ||
Demonized by people, powerful people in the media and government authorities. | ||
That's insane to say. | ||
I mean, 1,200 people, basically, this government regime, Biden, DOJ and federal courts in Washington have tried to destroy their lives. | ||
Joe Biden has called them insurrectionists, has called them domestic terrorists. | ||
So has the FBI. | ||
But we're supposed to feel sympathy for Ray Epps because it's a conspiracy theory that he's some sort of government asset. | ||
None of this, none of it from the beginning, has any comparison to my experience in covering January 6th for three years. | ||
Absolutely none. | ||
And today's result, the comments by the judge, 12 months of probation, Steve, I went through quickly the DOJ sentencing chart for January 6th. | ||
I could find about two other examples out of hundreds of defendants who have been sentenced already with such a slap on the wrist 12 months probation. | ||
Usually for this charge, 1752, defendants get longer probation or a combination of prison time and supervised release, right? | ||
Off the hook, doesn't have to show up, doesn't have to face the media, nothing. | ||
And gets a little pat on the back from the judge, feeling sorry for him. | ||
And literally could phone in today. | ||
They didn't want the media to cover this. | ||
This is how outrageous DOJ is. | ||
Give me your thoughts. | ||
I know you're covering today's immunity hearing. | ||
Some of the comments from the judges I heard were over the top, but I want you to lay it out for us. | ||
So you had Judge Florence Pan, a Biden appointee, Judge Michelle Childs, also a Biden appointee, and Karen Henderson, a George W. Bush appointee, three women judge panel. | ||
So obviously, Judge Florence Pan, who has been a D.C. | ||
fixture for a long time, she is married to a man named Max Steyer. | ||
That name might be familiar to you, certainly to your viewers, a longtime Democratic activist in D.C. | ||
He was one of Brett Kavanaugh's chief antagonist claimed that he saw Brett Kavanaugh involved or engaged in lewd behavior when they were both freshmen at Yale. | ||
So he pushed the FBI to investigate. | ||
He's just in a new movie at Sundance talking about Kavanaugh. | ||
And here's his wife now today, clearly with her marching orders, preposterous hypothetical that she asked Trump's lawyer What if the president used SEAL Team 6 to assassinate his political rival? | ||
Would he be protected from criminal prosecution under the immunity argument that Donald Trump's team is making? | ||
Now, that's outlandish. | ||
No president would do that. | ||
If they did do that and the public found out about it, he would be immediately impeached and convicted, which is the process for dealing with criminal conduct by a president in office. | ||
So she made that tale. | ||
She made that hypothetical, forced him repeatedly. | ||
Yes or no question. | ||
Yes or no. | ||
I want a yes or no answer. | ||
And then, of course, that produced all the headlines we're seeing on the left. | ||
Donald Trump's lawyer says if a president assassinated his political rival, he wouldn't be prosecuted. | ||
That's not what he said. | ||
He basically went back to the Constitution and that impeachment is the resolution. | ||
And he kept saying the founders were very clear They were very concerned that they would see what was happening in other areas and looking into the future where you would have a president incoming prosecuting his predecessor, especially of the opposite political party. | ||
It's really important to remember, Steve, this is new. | ||
This has never been resolved in the courts, whether a president is subject to criminal prosecution. | ||
We know that there's some cases are related to civil prosecution. | ||
But this is all new territory. | ||
And for Florence Pan to get up there, use her theatrics, the stupid outlandish comparison or hypothetical, when we are talking about one of the most serious issues, not just facing the country now, but with permanent consequences for the nation, where we will then descend into Banana Republic style territory, where presidents do nothing more but use their Department of Justice and other authorities | ||
in cahoots with the courts to prosecute their predecessor, their cabinet member, you know, go down the entire list. | ||
So I thought it was really reckless and really irresponsible to hear some of the questions presented by Judge Pan and Judge Childs. | ||
So that's sort of the direction where it went. | ||
But it seems to me that their order is probably already half written. | ||
They know that they're on the clock here, that Jack Smith is on the clock. | ||
They clearly want to help DOJ push this a resolution quickly to try to stick with this March 4th trial date. | ||
I don't think it's going to work. | ||
But at any rate, that's that's one of the highlights from today's hearing. | ||
Anything else? | ||
Because can Florence Pan, can we move to the House Judiciary Committee move to impeach her right now? | ||
You know, Steve, I've suggested this since Republicans took over that they really need to exercise their oversight authority on federal judges. | ||
These judges in Washington are an absolute disgrace. | ||
They are all partisan actors. | ||
And I'm talking about Republican appointed judges as well. | ||
They've done nothing more than act as a rubber stamp with a few exceptions to whatever this DOJ wants. | ||
And Judge Pan, oddly, and I wrote about this on Twitter today in a long form post, Judge Pan surfaces on these randomly assigned three judge panels. | ||
In almost every single consequential politically charged case, she was the lead at the deciding vote in two appeals of the 1512 C2 obstruction of an official proceeding. | ||
She wrote kind of the crazy splintered decision in that. | ||
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Go ahead. | |
No, no, no, it's fine. | ||
I tell you what, hang on. | ||
I want to hold you through to the next block if you just hang on because I want to hear what else went down the day. | ||
She's she's crazy. | ||
She should be impeached. | ||
And for Katie Turing, the guys at the top of it, could they go after Obama for his summary execution of U.S. | ||
citizens during the war on terror? | ||
Or others? | ||
The war crimes of Cheney and Bush? | ||
Absolutely. | ||
It's not going to take Donald Trump to do that. | ||
We're going to do that. | ||
You do this to Trump, hey, then you've opened Pandora's box. | ||
Look inside. | ||
You'll see the war room possible. | ||
Short commercial break. | ||
Matt Rosendale, Julie. | ||
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Here's your host, Stephen K. Bamm. | |
Okay, just don't take it from us. | ||
Just look at the cold open we had with the MSNBC crowd. | ||
Look at what's said today in this courtroom by sitting federal judges at an appellate level. | ||
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Julie Kelly, we're pressed for time, but just anything else, you've been covering this non-stop, anything else, because Pan's thing was over the top, and we're gonna get on top of Jordan and these guys. | ||
They should hold a hearing immediately to impeach her. | ||
She defamed and smeared President Trump and the MAGA movement. | ||
And we're letting these folks know that no more free shots on gold, folks. | ||
You're sitting up there all high and mighty. | ||
Well, guess what? | ||
You ain't going to be high and mighty after November of this year. | ||
You ain't going to be high and mighty. | ||
And not just that, if Johnson doesn't heave too, he's going to get turfed out and more fighters are going to get in there. | ||
This is a fight club. | ||
We're not taking this crap anymore. | ||
You guys are out of control. | ||
You're out of control. | ||
You run DOJ. | ||
You run FBI like the Gestapo. | ||
You run DOJ like the SS. | ||
It's gonna stop. | ||
And if we can't get the guys in there, men and women now, stop it, we'll find the people that get in and stop it, and they will stop it. | ||
Pan needs to be impeached immediately. | ||
She's a disgrace. | ||
First off, she should recuse herself with the crazy husband. | ||
Julie, anything else we should know? | ||
And I want people to know where to go to get all this ready, in particular tweets you had up today. | ||
So, Declassified with Julie Kelly is my sub stack, Twitter, twitter.com. | ||
Julie underscore Kelly, too, where I have that long form post talking about Judge Pan and her husband and all the rulings that she's been involved in. | ||
But let's take a moment to laugh at Katie Turr, who doesn't understand the legal process, but at the same time claiming that Donald Trump is trying to, what, delay His his rights, his due process rights about how the appellate court system works. | ||
If you're going to have someone on MSNBC talk about these unprecedented cases, she should know what unbunk is. | ||
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These are the idiots, though, that half the country listens to. | ||
That's crazy. | ||
By the way, yesterday I didn't pull the clip. | ||
She got totally confused. | ||
She didn't know Denver. | ||
She had things wrong. | ||
She goes, hey, it's so confusing me. | ||
There's so many going on. | ||
Can you explain it to me? | ||
Turn to one of the left-wing, you know, talking heads that get on there. | ||
She has no clue. | ||
By the way, yesterday she had a special election show. | ||
Then she had her own show, two hours on MSNBC. | ||
She doesn't understand the first thing, but all she does say is, oh, Trump's trying to slow down. | ||
This is all Trump's delaying tactics. | ||
One more time, where did they go to get you on Substack and Twitter? | ||
Declassified with Julie Kelly, and then Twitter Julie underscore Kelly, too. | ||
Kelly, you're the best. | ||
You know why I love you so much? | ||
You're not a lawyer, and you get into it like a lawyer, but you explain it to a simple mix like myself that I can understand it. | ||
Thank you, ma'am. | ||
I know what en banc is. | ||
You know why? | ||
Julie Kelly taught me. | ||
Thank you very much, ma'am. | ||
Go to Julie Kelly's Substack right now. | ||
One of the heroes and patriots, another one's Matt Rosendale. | ||
Brother Rosendale, it's not just the War Room Posse that's absolutely furious, right? | ||
And they've taken your kind of guidance on this about the border and training on the border, but this debacle that Johnson put up. | ||
But last night, Heritage, Jake Sherman's reporting that Johnson got on a call with the Heritage donors thinking they would say high five and this is fantastic. | ||
They ripped his face off. | ||
They're furious about this. | ||
This is the stupidest, worst deal they've ever seen. | ||
But here's the point. | ||
The War Impostor wants to know, what are we going to do about this, sir? | ||
Okay, so we need to either shut down the border or we need to shut down the government, Steve. | ||
It is really that simple. | ||
I truly believe, as I know you do, that the southern border is an imminent national security threat. | ||
There are millions of people that have come in Several million have come in undetected. | ||
No law enforcement encounter whatsoever. | ||
Who knows what countries they came from and what their intentions are. | ||
We're going to hold a press conference tomorrow. | ||
I've got some of the members of the Senate that are willing to stand up with us. | ||
Some of the guys that went down to the border with me as I spoke to you. | ||
Steve, you and I both know what policies need to be implemented in order for us to stop this flow of humanity across the border. | ||
We need to have ICE doing their job again, conducting raids, deporting people. | ||
And we're going to say that we are willing to shut down the government or shut down the border. | ||
Steve, you and I both know what policies need to be implemented in order for us to stop this flow of humanity across the border. | ||
We need to have ICE doing their job again, conducting raids, deporting people. | ||
We need to stop the asylum process with which, as soon as you claim it, you're allowed to be released into our country. | ||
The Remain in Mexico policy, and then take some of the funds that we certainly have available to us and complete the border wall system, the fiber optics in the ground for detection, cameras, lights, and the road system. | ||
If we do that, then we will begin to stop this flow and we will stop the chain of migration that begins around the globe. | ||
Let me ask you, the first cut of this budget where he's actually giving them more money and giving them a Keynesian stimulus with the child tax credit and the side pocket deals McCarthy had, he's fully funding DHS for all the madness going on and not talking anything. | ||
Is he avoiding that and hope that's where he's going to get this side pocket deal to give him $100 billion for Ukraine with some border optics? | ||
I mean, what is Johnson trying to accomplish? | ||
Because he doesn't mention anything about the border here at all except to give Biden and Mallorcas all the money they asked for, sir. | ||
This is bad counsel. | ||
I really do believe it. | ||
I would like to think that Mike Johnson understands what we need to do. | ||
However, when he opens up his door to counsel from his staff, they start whispering these sweet nothings in his ear that they're getting from Mitch McConnell and Chuck Schumer that are undermining what we are trying to accomplish. | ||
We cannot spend $1.6 trillion on undisclosed amounts to keep the federal government going, to weaponize it against American citizens, to keep transgender surgeries being paid for, to keep abortions being paid for, to keep this huge New Green Deal being paid for that's enriching the very contributors that are putting Democrats back in office. | ||
And we're making it very clear. | ||
A small group of us making it very clear we're not going to accept this status quo of moving forward with some—it's another continuing resolution. | ||
Call it what you want to. | ||
We're not going to accept it. | ||
We have to secure our border. | ||
It is an imminent national security threat. | ||
There's going to be something major, that catastrophe that happens, and we're going to lose American citizens over it. | ||
Is there any doubt in your mind as you sit here today getting ready for the press conference tomorrow, really a throwdown to the Speaker of the House, that the folks in the great state of Montana have your back on this? | ||
I know they do! | ||
I spent most of the time through the Christmas holiday actually spending it with my sons and my grandchildren in Great Falls, but I did do several events, Steve, and I can tell you just as soon as or as recent as Sunday afternoon I was in Miles City There were several hundred patriots there, the Patriot Roundtable, and they cheered when I said we need to shut down the border or shut down the government. | ||
It's crazy. | ||
I went out on the mainstream media a couple of times, I hope nobody will hold it against me, earlier today talking about the impeachment resolution for Lloyd Austin, and they started talking about this being the least productive Congress ever. | ||
And I said, the people of Montana are thanking us for that, because every time something gets passed up here, it either takes away their liberties or takes away money from their bank account. | ||
And so they are more than glad to see fewer bills passed. | ||
We know you've got a bounce. | ||
We've got cash flying up here by General Austin. | ||
Give us a minute on your impeachment of Austin. | ||
You're saying he's got to go. | ||
Biden's not going to fire him. | ||
He's got to be removed. | ||
He's got to be removed. | ||
This starts way back of the pattern of misinformation and lies that he has shared with the American people. | ||
Going back to the Chinese spy balloon that flew over the Aleutians, it flew over Canada, it flew over Montana and collected very sensitive information. | ||
about the 140 ICBMs that we have located up there. | ||
And Lloyd Austin lied about the balloon, first of all, that it even existed, then about the ability for it to collect information and data and images, and then the fact that it was actually able to transmit that information back to China. | ||
We know that it did so. | ||
We have cellular information about it. | ||
And then when you compound that with the withdrawal from Afghanistan, where 13 of our troops were killed, that was negligence. | ||
And now, to be admitted into a hospital, ICU, not even disclosing to the president about what was going on, how long he was going to be in there, has put national security at risk, and the man needs to be impeached. | ||
Where do people go on social media and where they go to find out about you, your website, campaign, all of it? | ||
At Rep Rosendale. | ||
At Rep Rosendale. | ||
I keep it real simple. | ||
I'm sitting in the office. | ||
I can't have any discussions about unofficial business right now. | ||
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But from there, you can you can find where we are. | |
What time is the press conference tomorrow and where? | ||
215. | ||
I'm looking right now. | ||
It's at 215. | ||
It's going to be on the Senate side. | ||
And we have, again, that's going to be a bicameral press conference. | ||
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215. | ||
OK, we'll cover it. | ||
Thank you, Congressman Rosedale. | ||
Appreciate it. | ||
Thank you, Steve. | ||
Steve, it's great to be with you. | ||
Look, this is very simple. | ||
have the warriors up there saying over their dead body, no shutdown of the border, then we shut down the government. | ||
Kash Patel, General Austin, you were over as chief of staff of the Pentagon, of the Department of Defense. | ||
Your thoughts, sir? | ||
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Kash Patel, General Austin, Chief of Staff, Pentagon, Department of Defense. | |
Your thoughts, sir? | ||
Steve, it's great to be with you. | ||
Look, this is very simple. | ||
This is about the National Command Authority of the United States of America, delegated by the Constitution of the United States Congress. | ||
And what that means is the law requires an unbroken chain of command from the President of the United States to his Secretary of Defense, because the no-fail mission of the United States is the single most important mission on God's green earth. | ||
And when the Secretary of Defense is absent from his duties, which is permissible, he must notify the White House and the Commander-in-Chief and the chain of command authority at the Department of Defense so they can execute and implement the gaps necessary to strategically defend this nation. | ||
Why, you ask, is this so important? | ||
What if President Biden picked up the phone and said, hey, we got an American hostage in Africa? | ||
What if he picks up the phone and said, hey, we got a two front war in Ukraine and Israel? | ||
How about a terrorist situation in Southeast Asia? | ||
No one is saying the Secretary of Defense can't treat to his illness or get better. | ||
What we are saying is he lied to the American people, withheld his illness, did not inform the chain of command, and most importantly, jeopardized the safety of the men and women who wear our uniform to protect this nation and the world because he thought, in his egotistical mind, that he could hide his illness from the world and not have anyone cover it. | ||
Then he lied about it, and after that, he failed to inform his number two, the Deputy Secretary of Defense, who was on vacation, that he was even out of the office, ill and unable to complete the command authority mission of the Constitution of the United States. | ||
For those reasons and those reasons alone, he must resign. | ||
I put out a powerful op-ed on the Gateway Pundit on this very issue. | ||
This is one of the most grotesque failures of national security by any Secretary of Defense in the United States history. | ||
And all you have to do is ask yourself this, Steve. | ||
The United States military isn't ready 97 percent of the time for 97 percent of the We do reps and sets for 100% of the time for every day, 24-7, 365. | ||
What if one of President Trump's secretaries of defense took four days off and didn't tell him and then blamed the chief of staff for not passing the note at a study hall? | ||
That is total garbage. | ||
It's unbelievable. | ||
Cash, can you just hang on? | ||
We're going to take a quick break and then bring Cash back. | ||
I've got a question about the 23rd of December. | ||
What happened when he went in for prostate surgery? | ||
Stopped taking the synthetic multivitamins and shift over to sacred human. | ||
It's sacred human health. | ||
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Here's your host, Stephen K. Bamm. | |
Go to birchgrove.com slash ban and get the end of the dollar empire. | ||
Four installments so far, including the debt trap that will get you totally up to speed on the nomenclature. | ||
Everything you need to know about this massive fight. | ||
We're going to have on the budget tomorrow, 215 on the Senate side. | ||
Matt Rosendale is leading a contingent of the hard eight that were able to remove McCarthy to a press conference. | ||
Say you don't shut down the border. | ||
You don't shut down the border, we're gonna shut down the government. | ||
No more funding, not another penny. | ||
And this is the beginning of the throwdown. | ||
We'll have everybody prepped up. | ||
Tomorrow morning start making your calls to the house to understand, to make sure people have their back. | ||
Birchgold in the third installment, the third installment is The Debt Trap. | ||
That's the one you've got to read for this fight ahead, but the other four are fantastic and they're all free. | ||
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Hmm, let me think about that. | ||
Go check it out today. | ||
Cash, we got to get you the beef liver. | ||
It improves your immunity, your brain power, and your heart. | ||
You don't need your heart. | ||
You had the heart of a lion. | ||
You are the smartest guy I know. | ||
One of the smartest guys I know. | ||
But the immunity, you've been sick for a while, dude. | ||
This flu's got you down. | ||
And we need you back in D.C. | ||
for this fight. | ||
Just real quickly, what is your recommendation on Austin? | ||
You've made a very compelling case. | ||
Everybody, Grace, Moe, we've got to push out this incredible analytical piece that he did on The Gateway Pundit with Jim Hoff and the team over there. | ||
It's fantastic. | ||
But what action are you calling for now? | ||
Simple. | ||
His immediate resignation. | ||
And it has nothing to do with politics. | ||
This man sits atop of our national defense apparatus and he failed Americans by lying to the Commander-in-Chief, destroying the chain of command and violating the law. | ||
And he did it intentionally so because he thought his ego could cut that check and he could have the mainstream media cover up for him. | ||
Steve, this is how bad it was. | ||
The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the Chief of Staff of the Department of Defense, And a slew of other defense officials knew for a week before the White House that Lloyd Austin, Secretary of Defense, was sidelined and in bed and hospitalized. | ||
And the President of the United States and National Security Advisor had no idea. | ||
The nuclear deterrent, the largest arsenal and largest retrograde force we have in the world, rests with the President of the United States and the Secretary of Defense. | ||
And the President of the United States, had he picked up the call to order any strike or counteroffensive, would have found his Secretary of Defense absent Because he intentionally decided to lie to him and take a break to tend to his illness, which is fine, except he violated the law and he jeopardized our national security. | ||
This is a 40-year military man. | ||
You can't pass it off as a hallway pass note he forgot to sell. | ||
He can't apologize. | ||
It's not about apology. | ||
The second part, which is around the New Year's and what we're talking about right here, they leaked information today, because they're leaking on him now, is that on the 23rd when he went in, and it's not elective surgery, it's prostate surgery for potential cancer. | ||
When they went on the 23rd, he had a general. | ||
He had anesthesiology. | ||
He was under. | ||
Totally under. | ||
And there's only two guys in the National Command Authority. | ||
This is, that in and of itself is a term of defiance. | ||
What happened on the 23rd, before he got back and then went back in the hospital and didn't tell anybody. | ||
Cash, where'd they go to get the piece? | ||
Where'd they go? | ||
Go ahead. | ||
Gateway Pundit, it was the op-ed on Gateway Pundit, and his number two, the Deputy Secretary of Defense, didn't know he was in the hospital! | ||
So there was no delegable authorities to the number two at the Department of Defense. | ||
Okay. | ||
First off, in times of two wars, and they have a carried battle group under assault by the Houthis in the Red Sea, outside the mouth of the Suez Canal, and you've got kids, young men and women, taking incoming in Iraq from Persian militia. | ||
What is she doing in Puerto Rico with a drink, with an umbrella in it? | ||
What are you going on vacation for? | ||
We're at war. | ||
You do the vacation when you leave. | ||
You're in Puerto Rico on vacation? | ||
Are you kidding me? | ||
You people are not serious. | ||
We have troops in harm's way, sailors and battle groups in harm's way. | ||
There's two shooting wars going on. | ||
And as Eric Prince said, we're going to have another one in Taiwan. | ||
We're going to cover the Taiwan election here in the next hour. | ||
This is outrageous. | ||
And she don't even know. | ||
She's in Puerto Rico, you know, dancing and drinking and carrying on having a nice holiday. | ||
Having my ties, it's outrageous, the whole thing. | ||
Cash, thank you so much. | ||
Bring it, peace. | ||
Hope you get better, brother. | ||
Get Cash, Moe, get Cash the Beef Lovers. | ||
Only charge him half price, because he's Cash, he's a friend of the show. | ||
Cash Patel! | ||
Unbelievable. | ||
Six o'clock, Garrett Ziegler has got the inside scoop. | ||
We got a cold open. | ||
CNN's going, well, there's really no evidence that would be incorrect on Fannie Willis, as only Greg Ziegler and Marco Polo can bring it to you. | ||
Just ask Conor Biden's team what they think about Greg Ziegler. | ||
He's got it. | ||
You saw the tee up today with Mike Davis. | ||
Now you're going to get the heat with Ziegler. | ||
We got Loomer out in Iowa. | ||
She's going to give a field report of her multiple arrests and others as she goes around through these caucuses and trying to ask Nikki and DeSantis some questions. | ||
Also have from CES, from Consumer Electronics, from Las Vegas, Joe Allen about transhumanism, all the gadgets, everything is coming out there. | ||
Then we're going to go to Taiwan and we're actually going to talk to some voters. | ||
Mike Lindell. | ||
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Short break. |