June 19, 2024 - Bannon's War Room
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The U.S. | |
| Budget Office, by the way, is now forecasting a $400 billion increase for this year's budget deficit. | ||
| That number is 27% higher than the Budget Watchdog's original estimate back in February. | ||
| Social Security and Medicare are among the key factors driving those costs up. | ||
| The CBO is projecting that the nation's debt is going to top $56 trillion by 2034 as spending and interest expenses continue to outpace tax revenues. | ||
| And it continues to go up, and whether there's a Republican or Democrat in power, unless something dramatic is done, it will continue to go up over the next 10-15 years. | ||
| Talk about the risks that we face as a nation and what we need to do to bring that debt | ||
| down. | ||
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So, first of all, Joe, the risks are enormous. | |
| But just to put this in a little bit of historical context, as you well know, President Clinton | ||
| left office with a surplus in the budget. | ||
| We still had debt, but at least we were starting to pay it down. | ||
| And then George W. Bush came into office and famously Cheney said to him, deficits don't | ||
| matter, Reagan proved that. | ||
| And they passed two rounds of tax cuts, eliminated the surplus, and we went off into deficit | ||
| land where we have been ever since. | ||
| And obviously we had crises like 2008 that we had to respond to. | ||
| And there was a pretty valiant effort by President Obama after that to try to get the deficit | ||
| down, but we didn't make that much progress. | ||
| And then Trump came along with this huge tax cut that he said would be paid for, And it turns out it ended up costing almost $2 trillion, | ||
| according to CBO numbers, of extra debt simply from his one tax cut. | ||
| And we had COVID, which we had to deal with, obviously. | ||
| And now here's where we are, as you just said. | ||
| I think the danger is a couple of dangers. | ||
| The first danger is that if Trump comes back, his tax cuts actually expire mostly next year. | ||
| He wants to extend them. | ||
| The CBO has said that would cost- Steve Ratner, that's been trying- that's been trying- that's trying- this all lies, mister. | ||
| They didn't talk about the trillions of dollars, the American relief, the infrastructure, this thing and the other thing. | ||
| Biden's been the bad man here. | ||
| I think our deficits were $400 billion, $450 billion, which was too much, but hey, in our first year. | ||
| His punchline gets to his tax increase. | ||
| First, I want to go back to Dave Brat. | ||
| The smart money on Wall Street, Goldman Sachs, which has turned, it used to be an investment bank, essentially a hedge fund now. | ||
| This is supposed to be the smartest of the smart, right? | ||
| The inside baseball, the inside baseball. | ||
| Dave Brat has got it. | ||
| They've looked around and they've looked at the spending and they looked at the consumers tapped out right now and the layoffs are starting. | ||
| They said, hey, how are we going to make money? | ||
| Well, we made money on the upside when they were flooding the zone with easy cash, but maybe that's not going to happen if some of these people aren't going to get sensible. | ||
| Why don't we look at these clowns in the middle, the middle class? | ||
| How do we work out a short? | ||
| How do we bet against them? | ||
| That's what a short is. | ||
| How do we bet that everything they deal with is going to go down and not be in a good place? | ||
| And that's where Dave Brett exposes Goldman Sachs short on the middle class. | ||
| Where is it, sir? | ||
| Yeah, no, that's right, and it's actually gotten worse. | ||
| At first they were just shorting the low-income consumer, but now, you know, they have market baskets of stocks that they bundle together, and so now they're shorting the performance of you, everybody listening to this show, the middle class, and your economic prospects because they know you've lost 30% of your purchasing power over the last seven years, | ||
| right? | ||
| 20% of your purchasing power over the last four years due to inflation. | ||
| And prices are still going up, up, up. | ||
| They've never come down. | ||
| And so the chart I showed, if Denver wants to put that one up again, this thing just | ||
| shows the company mentions, right, firms, companies, and their mentioning of low-income | ||
| consumers. | ||
| There's no mention for 20, 25 years there for most all the graph. | ||
| And then all of a sudden, markets get really savvy. | ||
| And instead of looking out for the best interests of the American people and the common good, | ||
| they look out for themselves, right? | ||
| And so, you know, what's a Judeo-Christian economy look like? | ||
| Well, you might go with the two great commands, love God and love your neighbor. | ||
| And when you're trying to short out two-thirds of the American people in middle class, that's | ||
| not a good look. | ||
| And so the next chart, Denver, I'll just go quickly over these two. | ||
| Who is winning? | ||
| The next chart, the indexed EPS growth, here's five stocks, right, you know them all, Microsoft, Nvidia, Google, Amazon, Meta, accounted for 60% of the S&P total year-to-date return. | ||
| Let me say that one again. | ||
| Those five firms, right, the big tech firms, have accounted for 60% of the S&P 500 total returns. Right? The S&P 500 is 500 firms. So that top | ||
| line is showing the rocket-like takeoff of the super wealthy. And it's bad enough that the top 10% | ||
| own 90%. Look at the next graph and look at Trump territory on this graph from the Federal Reserve | ||
| Bank at the far right. Kind of hard to read. It's small. I'll post all this stuff. | ||
| But what this shows is the dynamics and the spread between the top 0.1%, the super wealthy, the owners of those firms, right? | ||
| Versus the bottom 90% is the bottom line. | ||
| The bottom 90% ownership of the wealth in those countries going down, down, down. | ||
| The 0.1%, not the 1%, the 0.1% going up, up, up. | ||
| And that line is at 2020. | ||
| And so look at the Trump years and you'll see something interesting. | ||
| The super wealthy, the 0.1 were going down for the first time on that trend line. | ||
| And look down below at the brown line. | ||
| During the Trump years, the bottom 90% that was leveling it off and starting to go up and then right at 2020, all political views are my own, right back to normal and the wealthy take off and you got the globalists and all the elitists winning the day again. | ||
| Let me go to EJ and Tony. | ||
| Ratner said one point thing. | ||
| They're going to go to taxes. | ||
| They've got two ways they're going to taxes. | ||
| Through the insidious tax of inflation or they're just going to pass a massive tax increase. | ||
| And that's coming for you folks. | ||
| The wealthy ain't going to pay this. | ||
| Never happens. | ||
| They got accountants, lawyers, lobbyists. | ||
| It never happens. | ||
| They're coming for you. | ||
| You're going to pay for this. | ||
| And so that's where we've got to stop it. | ||
| Or you've got to have massive reductions to federal spending, starting with the defense budget. | ||
| And Wicker is down there talking about going to 5% of GDP when you've got a deficit that now I think is over 8% of GDP. | ||
| It's insanity. | ||
| E.J. | ||
| and Tony, your thoughts. | ||
| You were called shot on this over a year ago. | ||
| Tell me your thoughts today, sir. | ||
| Well, Steve, this certainly feels like another Pyrrhic victory. | ||
| You know, it was a lot more fulfilling doing accurate forecasting work during the Trump years when it meant things like rising real wages and a burgeoning middle class. | ||
| Today, we have exactly the opposite. | ||
| But, you know, looking through these CBO numbers, it's not a good picture. | ||
| And one thing that I think is very important to point out when CBO talks about net interest on the debt is that's not actually the cost of servicing the debt. | ||
| What they do is they take The cost to service the debt, sometimes called gross interest, and then they subtract out all different types of interest income to the treasury. | ||
| And that's where they get this essentially made up category of net interest. | ||
| And so when they talk about a trillion dollars a year to service the debt sometime in the future, that's not the future. | ||
| That's where we are today. | ||
| By the end of the decade, We're already going to be approaching $3 trillion a year just to service the debt. | ||
| I mean, this thing is very quickly spiraling out of control. | ||
| And Steve, you're 100% right that this is ultimately going to be paid by the middle class. | ||
| Some of the biggest advocates, in fact, for tax increases are the very wealthy, are large corporations, because of exactly what you just mentioned. | ||
| They have the lawyers, they have the lobbyists, they have the accountants. | ||
| And so they can get around these higher rates of taxation, and it's always their competition, and it's always the middle class that are stuck paying the bill. | ||
| I want to go to the—because they say, oh, the MAGA people are anti-institutional, so they want to burn anything—no. | ||
| One of the reasons we're in this jam is because the institutions have allowed themselves to be instruments of the ruling class. | ||
| And they have put out, knowingly put out, false information. | ||
| There's not, okay, if the guys in the war room on the back of the envelope can call this over a year ago, you're telling me with all the brainiacs and all the lair after lair, they didn't know this, you don't have 27% surprises. | ||
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Boom. | |
| You know that in your own life. | ||
| You don't have a 20... 27% difference in the numbers is a catastrophe. | ||
| Also, it's CBO, it's the Federal Reserve, it's the Treasury Department, it's the Bureau of Labor Statistics. | ||
| They're all lying to you. | ||
| These numbers in CBO are lies because they haven't fully accounted. | ||
| They've taken the consumer demand from the illegal alien invasion, the 10 to 15, and the lower cost as far as labor costs because they drove down African-American and Hispanic people's wages. | ||
| Right? | ||
| With their plan. | ||
| And that worked. | ||
| Didn't work for African-Americans and for Hispanic families. | ||
| But it worked for your sociopathic overlords. | ||
| But they didn't include all the other cost of what it's going to take. | ||
| So the CBO numbers are much worse. | ||
| That 50-some tree in the same 20... Forget that! | ||
| These guys are the ones that said we had a historic, you know, deficit reduction plan. | ||
| We're going to cut this off. | ||
| Remember that nonsense back in May of 2023 that we laughed at and picked apart? | ||
| This is all this is now. | ||
| These numbers are horrible and they're getting worse. | ||
| This is accelerating at an accelerating rate. | ||
| That means, that's kind of fancy, you know, tech talk. | ||
| for we're in deep trouble and this is spinning rapidly out of control. | ||
| E.J. and Tony, your thoughts, and particularly you've done great analysis on Bureau of Labor | ||
| Statistics. | ||
| They've lied about the jobs, they've lied about the illegal aliens, they've lied about | ||
| the cost of money, they get a category of net interest when they're really of gross | ||
| interest spending over a trillion dollars already. | ||
| Everything they tell you is a lie. | ||
| And they say, they go, oh, this is what Bannon and these guys have poisoned the American people to question their institution because they're lying to them like they're idiots. | ||
| The American people and the American taxpayer and the American citizens need to start being treated like adults. | ||
| They made the right decision every time in the history of this country, in the revolution, the Civil War, in World War II, in the Great Depression. | ||
| Have some faith in them. | ||
| This is, oh, it's the end of democracy, the ephemeral end of democracy. | ||
| You're ending democracy and you're ending this republic, E.J. | ||
| and Tony, about the lies of the institutions. | ||
| Well, Steve, let's just look at the Bureau of Labor Statistics. | ||
| You know, just recently they came out with data that showed that on top of last year's numbers already being revised down heavily, Now, finding out that about one in every four jobs that was | ||
| supposedly added last year likely never even existed. | ||
| So we're not talking about a small number here. | ||
| When you have a labor force, when you have an economy with over 150 million jobs, a fraction | ||
| of a percentage point off in one direction or the other, we're talking hundreds of thousands | ||
| of jobs here. | ||
| In this case, it's about 800,000 jobs that, again, never even existed, despite the fact | ||
| that month after month we were constantly told about blockbuster jobs numbers and blowout | ||
| growth in the labor market. | ||
| There's a reason why people feel so terrible about this economy and why the polling data, | ||
| frankly, on this economy is so bad and why it doesn't match up with the official government | ||
| statistics. | ||
| They both can't be right. | ||
| Either the people are wrong in how they feel about the economy or these official data are | ||
| wrong. | ||
| People's feelings are not invalid, okay? | ||
| What is happening here is the data are simply not representative of reality. | ||
| And that's borne out, again, not just by the fact that people continuously say they feel very bad about this economy, but also the fact that we continue to find out month after month or quarter after quarter after the fact that the numbers were not what we were originally led to believe. | ||
| And folks, when these numbers are put out, you know that's not true. | ||
| You look around, you look at, you know, you look at your kids working, you look at people you know got two and three jobs, you know they're lying to you. | ||
| And here's the reason. | ||
| The sociopathic overlords, the ruling class of this country detest you. | ||
| You're going to have to embrace that. | ||
| You're going to have to embrace that. | ||
| They detest you. | ||
| You are a huge bother. | ||
| The only thing they need you for is to add muscle to any types of productivity they need, and they're trying to get rid of that as quickly as possible with AI and robotics and quantum, you know, the quantum computing, all of that. | ||
| They're trying to get rid of that as soon as possible. | ||
| They are, you know, trying to replace you as Homo sapiens. | ||
| You're just a bother. | ||
| You're in the way. | ||
| You add to their problem with the carrying capacity of the Earth. | ||
| They think it should be 500 million, not 8 billion. | ||
| So, they detest you. | ||
| And detesting you, they don't think you're worthy of accurate information because only somebody they respected. | ||
| If they respected you, wouldn't they have the common decency to work through these numbers and present it to you and say, hey, I think we've got an issue here. | ||
| Let's think this through as a nation. | ||
| Let's think this through as a people. | ||
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No. | |
| They're not going to do that. | ||
| Amber Rose told you. | ||
| It's propaganda. | ||
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And you have to do your own research. | |
| Back in a month. | ||
| Why do you watch this show, particularly the grassroots, the you folks that have gotten off the couch and are out there hammering it every day, because you want to understand not the meaning of it, but how does this go on? | ||
| What is this machine that is inexorably driving us to a place where we have less liberty and less freedom and we're farther and farther removed, not just culturally, but the way the system works from what the framers in the revolutionary generation had in mind. | ||
| That's what we do so much macroeconomics and in capital markets because the imperial capital, Dave Brown will tell you, it's all about money. | ||
| It's all about money. | ||
| What you've infused in this conversation is America First and MAGA is to understand that in the back of this is a spiritual war. | ||
| But in the front, the materialistic part, it's about money and power. | ||
| And you have power now. | ||
| You got it the old-fashioned way. | ||
| You work for it. | ||
| Why do you think the hedge funds, why do you think they do the NBC and New York Times, why do they do the show? | ||
| Not me. | ||
| I'm sitting here just ranting and raving. | ||
| It's you. | ||
| Because you have put this to work and say, not on my watch. | ||
| We're not going to do that. | ||
| And we're going to take this country over and start the grassroots level at school boards and at precinct strategy and town commissions and county supervisors. | ||
| And eventually state parties and the Republican Party. | ||
| And you're the ones guys have brought Trump back. | ||
| They thought they had crushed Trump politically as a political figure and a cultural figure. | ||
| And he's now ascended. | ||
| He's more powerful than he's ever been. | ||
| How did that happen? | ||
| You? | ||
| He had the guts and the courage and the fortitude to do this, understanding what was going to be in front of him. | ||
| And that's why it's the most patriotic act in the history of this country to go up against these demons like Rachel Maddow and the Morning Mika crowd and Merrick Garland and James McCabe or Andrew McCabe and all of them, all of them, the whole thing. | ||
| And now you see they're nervous. | ||
| Why do I mock them for being sad and they're crying on TV and they're having the sad face? | ||
| Because they understand their crimes. | ||
| They understand what they came very close, that close, to pulling off. | ||
| And if it was not for you, for you, not Trump, not me, not Tucker, not Alex Jones, you, you, if it was not for you, it'd all be gone. | ||
| Now, we've been blessed by having an individual like Donald Trump, who, in one of the most patriotic decisions in history, put himself out there to save the republic. | ||
| Not just in 16, when it was the managed decline, you see what the Clintons were going to do. | ||
| Remember, if they had won, think of it, Merrick Garland being the Supreme Court and Larry Tribe, all of it had been done. | ||
| They would have had the House, the Senate, the courts. | ||
| It was over. | ||
| The country was over. | ||
| The republic that we knew was over. | ||
| And he stopped that. | ||
| And then they stole it in 2020. | ||
| And he came back in the greatest political comeback in world history. | ||
| World history. | ||
| And here we are today in Axios, and they know. | ||
| That's why you think they're nervous. | ||
| They understand the Axios story that the democracy, it's not working. | ||
| Because people seeing their lived experience and see how their lives are ending. | ||
| And thinking how many generations people have been here. | ||
| How many generations your family been here? | ||
| Ask yourself that. | ||
| How many generations we've been here? | ||
| And what do you have to show for it? | ||
| You're a selfless people that never ask for anything. | ||
| You're a selfless people as a nation. | ||
| Why don't I know you're selfless? | ||
| I can look at the cemeteries throughout the world, the military cemeteries throughout the world on every continent of American men and women that have given everything for other people's freedom. | ||
| But there comes a time when the American citizen has to be the center of this. | ||
| And that's, at the end of the day, what this movement is. | ||
| It's not simply America first. | ||
| It's also American citizens first. | ||
| And it's not greedy, or we need something, or... It's just we've got to get away from this situation where it's always... We need just to be destroying the working class, and destroying the middle class, and making their lives harder. | ||
| So that we can extract every ounce of sweat and value for them. | ||
| This is the new bondage. | ||
| And that deficit and that spending because there's people that are making a ton of money and living like lords and kings with this wealth. | ||
| That's not the system that the revolutionary generation set up. | ||
| That's not the system that you have The military cemetery Gettysburg for it. | ||
| That is not the system that 50 years ago or 80 years ago on Saturday they stormed the beaches at Saipan on the Normandy of the Pacific. | ||
| A week after they stormed it in Normandy. | ||
| That's not what those folks gave their lives for. | ||
| It's not the system that we have today and it has to be broken. | ||
| And the only force on earth that can break it is you. | ||
| Once you embody that, once you understand that, and once you commit to that, that's when things change. | ||
| It's Gregory Peck's speech at 12 o'clock high. | ||
| The problem we have here at 12 o'clock high, the pilots, is that you all think you're going home. | ||
| No. | ||
| We're expendable. | ||
| The mission's everything. | ||
| First off, you have to assume you're already dead. | ||
| Once you do that, we can make progress. | ||
| And once you understand and inculcate into yourself that you are the agent of change here, that's when we will make real progress. | ||
| Dave Brett, any closing thoughts, observations, before we let you go, sir? | ||
| Yeah, well, you always frame it and then EJ and I come in, fill in, connect the dots. | ||
| And so what you just framed about these forces in the world that the War Room explains, like John Solomon and all these researchers out there in the mainstream press miss intentionally, they don't want to report. | ||
| Do you ever wonder why ESG took over the world? | ||
| You want to know why China has such an outsized place in this country? | ||
| It's because those big five firms I just showed you, the tech firms that are making all the profits, the trillionaires, all of their institutional investors for all of those five firms, right, all those big tech firms, the biggest three institutional investors in all of them are BlackRock and State Street and Vanguard. | ||
| And BlackRock, Larry Fink, ESG, there's been a war going on. | ||
| He's backing off a little because the posse has been on the case. | ||
| We're getting educated about these forces that are overtaking our firms, the wealthy firms. | ||
| And by the way, the vanguards and whatever you think of them as just index funds, they're voting your shares. | ||
| So when Larry Fink forces ESG on us as a people, And E, by the way, stands for environment, and China has the worst environment of all. | ||
| It just takes a little common sense to say, hey Larry, why are you putting half your portfolio over in China if you care about the environment so much? | ||
| They don't. | ||
| They want power. | ||
| That's what they're amassing. | ||
| Things are starting to crack. | ||
| You also mentioned the financial sector and the banking sector. | ||
| in Japan. Those unrealized losses are losses, right? That has not been reported. There's | ||
| 2,400 banks that have a 25% probability of going under. | ||
| There's 67 banks that are in deep trouble right now by the Hill a week ago. And you're | ||
| getting all that on the war room. And so we're just teeing it up. And then you need to | ||
| spread the word. | ||
| It's incumbent on you as great Americans to spread this education to everybody, not just The War Room, but far beyond, so they know that they can be part of the American dream. | ||
| Dave Brat, where'd they go for your analysis? | ||
| Incredible. | ||
| Thanks for the connecting dots here. | ||
| Yeah, no, just great. | ||
| Liberty University, come visit. | ||
| All my email, how to get me, I'm going around giving talks. | ||
| Florida, Texas coming up. | ||
| Brat Economics on Getter. | ||
| I'll post all the charts and some of the great information EJ and I have been sharing today. | ||
| Thanks, Steve. | ||
| No, it's amazing. | ||
| Your assessment and analysis is correct. | ||
| We'll get more into the Larry Fink and these guys actually control these big asset managers, which has got to be broken up. | ||
| These are like the trust that Teddy Roosevelt broke up at the turn of the century. | ||
| It's got to be broken up. | ||
| It's too big, too powerful. | ||
| The system was never made for this, that level of scale. | ||
| E.J. | ||
| and Tony, you've been at the forefront of this, explaining to people exactly what's going on. | ||
| Now they've admitted, and they've only admitted part of it. | ||
| It's much worse. | ||
| Much worse. | ||
| than they even state. | ||
| And we have to force them to say that, and they're still lying to you. | ||
| E.J. | ||
| and Tony. | ||
| Steve, I just want to emphasize here how much is deceptive. | ||
| It's not simply the jobs numbers, right? | ||
| It's not simply interest on the debt. | ||
| It's not simply the size of the debt. | ||
| But, I mean, just about everything. | ||
| Consumer spending is probably the best example here of that, where we have all these crazy projections right now for 3%, 4%, 5% growth. | ||
| In consumer spending in the current quarter, all of the data that we currently have, whether it's the official consumer spending number from April, for example, or whether we're looking at retail sales for the month of May, etc., everything points to zero, no growth at all. | ||
| The consumer is completely tapped out. | ||
| People have maxed out a lot of their credit cards. | ||
| For crying out loud, Gen Z, one in seven of them have maxed out their credit. | ||
| Consumers are increasingly having nowhere left to turn. | ||
| They can't get additional work. | ||
| They can't go further into debt. | ||
| They've depleted their savings, and so consumer spending is coming down. | ||
| Even if people are spending more dollars, they're not actually buying more goods and services. | ||
| And so, despite all of that evidence, we still have these crazy projections of economic growth. | ||
| So, unless we have some insane debt binge on the part of both the consumer and the government for the month of June, I think we need to start having a conversation about GDP not just being flat, but turning negative in the near future. | ||
| The recession is very much here, despite the fact that no one from the government will tell you that. | ||
| EJ, your Twitter feed's amazing. | ||
| Where do they go, sir? | ||
| That's going to be the best place to find me, Steve. | ||
| Twitter, X, whatever we call it these days. | ||
| The handle there is at real EJ and Tony. | ||
| Brother, thank you so much. | ||
| I'm so proud of those guys. | ||
| Dr. Dave Brat, Dr. EJ and Tony, and most of all, Dr. Peter Navarro has been there at the forefront. | ||
| He's been there at the forefront from the beginning. | ||
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| We win Pennsylvania, we win the election. | ||
| Now, we've got to get involved on precinct strategy. | ||
| If we don't get involved in precinct strategy, we're not going to win. | ||
| Now, I've got to tell you what happened. | ||
| An hour before I got on, somebody called me from Broward County saying, hey, I saw Steve on with Tucker, and he made me get involved. | ||
| I am getting involved. | ||
| Yesterday, a big airline pilot called me and said, Hey, I don't care what they say. | ||
| I'm going to get involved. | ||
| So now we got 4th of July coming up in a couple of weeks. | ||
| Last year, a lot of the posse did a tremendous job in getting our goods. | ||
| However, a lot of people waited to the last minute for the 4th of July and they weren't able to get their goods. | ||
| So this year we got new items. | ||
| We got beautiful Crocs. | ||
| We've got bathing suits this year. | ||
| And today we're giving a special ad on leggings. | ||
| If you get leggings today, we give you a special gift. | ||
| And certainly everybody wants that to wear around. | ||
| So it's very important to get involved. | ||
| Get our flagship.com. | ||
| Go to www.theflagshirt.com. | ||
| Get involved in precinct strategy. | ||
| But the most important thing is email. | ||
| Because we have information that you're going to want. | ||
| So I'm going to put this up again. | ||
| sstern1024gmail.com. | ||
| Try to email me rather than call me because emails are better to get. | ||
| We want to thank a lot of people who are stepping up in this country, and we're going to have a lot of great people on on the 26th. | ||
| We're going to have Christine Bausman on, who works with John Fredericks. | ||
| She's going to give you terrific information about Arizona. | ||
| Dr. John Richards from Georgia. | ||
| Ken Cuccinelli, Fanny Mantrovani, who's from Michigan, who's going to give you great information. | ||
| Peter Bernega from Wisconsin, going to give you his six lawsuits that he had. | ||
| And again, Heather Honey. | ||
| So thank you again. | ||
| Go to theflagshirt.com. | ||
| Fantastic. | ||
| Action, action, action. | ||
| Steve, real quickly, Flagshirt, where do they go? | ||
| And also, what's the number? | ||
| I want everybody to know the number that they call in and the date and the time for your big call. | ||
| So all you have to go to estern1054gmail.com and the call is next Wednesday, 3.30, 3.20 Eastern Time. | ||
| We had $65,000 on last time. | ||
| Go to www.theflagshirt.com. | ||
| Get your flag shirt. | ||
| Very important for the 4th of July. | ||
| We want to show everybody that the Republicans mean business. | ||
| I'm getting in Broward County tons of people calling me to get involved. | ||
| Thank you for everything you're doing, Steve, and let's get involved. | ||
| Precinctstrategy.com, the most important thing. | ||
| Dan Schultz has done a wonderful job with you in the last 14 years, and people are stepping up. | ||
| Amazing. | ||
| Thank you, sir. | ||
| Appreciate you. | ||
| Steve Stern. | ||
| He just gave you the heads up. | ||
| If you want all the goods and all the great goods at Flagship, don't wait until the 4th of July. | ||
| And we'll be doing a 4th of July special. | ||
| 4th of July special. | ||
| We're going to have Patrick K. O'Donnell, the great combat historian, will talk about the signing of the Declaration of Independence and the big battle that was before us that the British were already planning for. | ||
| A couple things on today's show, but we're going to break it down. | ||
| So let me hit rewind for a second. | ||
| Today, Fauci's been going around this book tour. | ||
| So Natalie is going to join us from the Palm Beach studios. | ||
| Briefly in the d-block and then Natalie's gonna come back where she's gonna join me and we're gonna take an entire hour And I think we're gonna go through Everything with Fauci the vaccine the Wuhan lab all of it. | ||
| Okay, and and and we're gonna Deconstruct the lies of Tony Fauci and in the MSNBC and the CNN crowd that just promote these lies and they have to understand They're going to be held accountable for all this just not going to get a free pass in this not gonna happen Impossible will not happen One thing to tell about, you think they're sad Rachel? | ||
| And sad Joy Behar and Joy Ann Reid, they're sad? | ||
| And Rachel, you know, we made Rachel cry? | ||
| Tony Fauci's sad. | ||
| This is not the cocky, you know, Tony Fauci. | ||
| No, he's a broken man. | ||
| Broken because he understands people are standing up and holding him accountable every day for what he did to this nation. | ||
| So we'll get to all that. | ||
| Birchgold, make sure you go now more than ever. | ||
| You need to understand about a hedge. | ||
| The Japanese bank, I think I'm going to talk about this either five today or tomorrow, try to get Scott Besson on. | ||
| This Japanese bank that has these, remember we told you about the, when the bonds, when the interest rates go up and the bonds drop in value and you have a big hole in a bank's balance sheet. | ||
| There's 63, 67 banks on the watch list, I think by Moody's or Standard & Poor's now. | ||
| Because their balance sheets are not exactly great, because they own Biden bonds, and those Biden bonds then were crushed, or those Biden bonds are crushed by Biden's inflation. | ||
| In the accumulative nature of inflation, Japanese bank announced they got to sell 63 Billion dollars of U.S. | ||
| Treasuries. | ||
| And of course the quote is, oh, it's going to have a massive impact on the U.S. | ||
| Treasury markets, which is how they finance this madness in the first place. | ||
| That makes your life even harder, and particularly those kids, 1 and 7, under 30, that don't have a credit card that works anymore because you're tapped out. | ||
| It's all inextricably linked. | ||
| My Patriot Supply also used to be preppers were looked at as kind of weird. | ||
| I think they might have known something other people didn't. | ||
| I would call it prescient. | ||
| So make sure you go to my Patriot Supply, the number one company in the industry. | ||
| You got brother Joe Reek over there. | ||
| His whole staff's prepared to help you. | ||
| So make sure you take advantage of that thing. | ||
| My Patriot Supply. | ||
| We make sure that when we have a sponsor, we work with senior management so you get access to it. | ||
| In fact, I got Dr. Kim up right now from Field of Greens. | ||
| Dr. Kim, one of the things we get from the feedback from the audience to see this is how Uh, this has had a impact on their lives immediately. | ||
| But one of the reasons is you have a big competitor, that big competitor. | ||
| I've never seen a marketing campaign like this on cable TV ever, particularly cable news. | ||
| If you can, because we curate MSNBC and CNN 24 seven, we have people on it all the time. | ||
| So we see all the ads. | ||
| And next to Big Pharma, which essentially drives the profitability, the number two advertiser outside of Big Pharma is your competitor or your big competitor. | ||
| But there's a distinct difference in what you guys have done and what Field of Greens is. | ||
| And what's the end game? | ||
| competitor is. Now why is that and what are the benefits? | ||
| Why do you go through all this different process? Why do you do it differently? | ||
| And what's the end game? What is in it for the war room posse when | ||
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they buy your product and take it? Well Steve, thanks again for | |
| having us. | ||
| I look a little disheveled. | ||
| It was a long night at the hospital. | ||
| When we put together Feel the Greens, it wasn't really to go bash on anybody or take it to somebody. | ||
| It was really about getting the best organic, real foods, real greens, real fruits and vegetables | ||
| into a product and just getting it out there. | ||
| And people have been claiming that they wanna know exactly what's on a label | ||
| and that they can read all the ingredients in it. | ||
| So we went out and did that. | ||
| And this is what we came up with. | ||
| And I think most people, when they do take this, I mean, Steve, you can be a testament to this, | ||
| is that whenever someone takes it for the first time, you can feel it right when you drink it. | ||
| I mean, there's something about getting compact fruits and vegetables in a drink that gives you immediate energy, and you can just feel that when you're getting it. | ||
| I mean, it's USD organic. | ||
| We've been doing this for, I don't know, four or five years now together. | ||
| We've been coming out with different flavors, different things to promote this and different things to move it. | ||
| But the one thing that we didn't want to do is we didn't want to put a bunch of different extracts where people were questioning if they could take it, if they needed to run it by their physician again. | ||
| So there's a lot of things that we've done to kind of take all the guesswork out of a product. | ||
| Tell us how you came up with it and how you came up with this process and why you did it different than your competitors. | ||
| Why did you do this? | ||
| What was it in you as a scientist and a medical and a physician and someone who's dedicated your lives to health? | ||
| Why did you do it this way? | ||
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Well, this one product in particular, when it comes to real fruits and vegetables, definitely needed a product that wasn't going through an extract process. | |
| And for us, we just wanted to make sure that we had a product that everyone can take, everyone can use. | ||
| We wanted to make it as simple as possible, but we know that through COVID and through all these other issues that have come up, people have, you know, their health has waned. | ||
| They aren't exercising. | ||
| They're not eating as well as they could be. | ||
| So what we did was we created something that would definitely benefit them on a daily basis. | ||
| Despite all the work from home stuff, we're still on the move. | ||
| We're busier with family. | ||
| We're busier with the kids. | ||
| We're busier with moving around. | ||
| There's still more work to do and there's still more productivity to happen. | ||
| So we wanted to keep something that was so simple But also knowing that we wanted to get more fruits and vegetables into our diet, so we created this product for that consumer. | ||
| And I think it's done very, very well for them. | ||
| All the feedback that we get on a consistent basis is based on how much they enjoy the product, how good it makes them feel, it helps them give them more energy. | ||
| Totally makes a difference in their day-to-day activities. | ||
| And then it gives us a great pleasure to know that they're constantly adding more fruits and vegetables to their diet, which we've shown is it makes you healthier. | ||
| It makes your body function better. | ||
| And there's just a lot of health benefits when you're taking real fruits and adding more real fruits and vegetables to your diet. | ||
| Now one thing our audience loves, they love to immerse themselves in information. | ||
| So we've got two deals we always do with our sponsors. | ||
| One, they get access to people like yourself that are the founders and the leaders of these organizations. | ||
| And the other is that you have websites that have tons of information on it. | ||
| Where do they go to get more information? | ||
| Because we're a huge believer, the more people know about these products and understand them, the more they're going to use them and continue to use them. | ||
| So where do they go? | ||
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So one is that you can go to BrickHouseNutrition.com, that's BrickHouseNutrition.com, and you can get all the information on all the different products that we make. | |
| And then also FeelTheGreens.com, and they can use your code, your special code, Bannon, for their first order, 15% off their first order. | ||
| We have a gamut of flavors. | ||
| If people need more energy, to people needing, well, we have nootropics that we've added onto it, but we've got four different flavors that people really love. | ||
| Right now, my favorite currently is a strawberry lemonade. | ||
| Steve, I don't know what your current one that's the favorite, but that seems to be the hot one that's going out right now that I think people are just thoroughly enjoying. | ||
| So once again, it's BrickHouseNutrition.com. | ||
| BrickHouseNutrition.com. | ||
| And is there any social media? | ||
| That's the website. | ||
| Do you guys also put up social media? | ||
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Yeah, on Instagram it's BrickHouseNutrition as well. | |
| And then currently we're not actively using X, but we will at some point so we can interact with all of our customers. | ||
| By the way, you look fantastic. | ||
| That must be because you're using the products. | ||
| You don't look like you've had a hard night at the hospital. | ||
| I know you've been up 24 hours, but you look tan, rested and ready to go. | ||
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It's the cameras and the shadows, man. | |
| They're balancing the air out. | ||
| It's all over the place. | ||
| Dr. Kim, love you. | ||
| Keep, keep, the audience loves it. | ||
| Keep, keep, you guys keep hammering. | ||
| Love it. | ||
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Thank you, appreciate that, man. | |
| Dr. Kim, feel the greens. | ||
| Check it, check, go check it out. | ||
| Merge yourself in information. | ||
| Try it. | ||
| Look at the endorsements from your fellow compatriots. | ||
| Short break. | ||
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Here's your host, Stephen K. Bass. | |
| A couple of programming notes. | ||
| At 2 o'clock to 3.15, I just got to Grayson Moe. | ||
| The Committee on the Present Danger has got another about these seminars they've been giving, webinars have been given on World War III, the kinetic years, the early years of World War III. | ||
| It's been absolutely brilliant. | ||
| We've been doing this for a couple of years now. | ||
| Another with Captain Finnell, I think Dr. Thayer, Colonel Mills, a lot of other folks. | ||
| From 2 o'clock to 3.15, and Grace and Mo will stream that up on Getter and our Rumble. | ||
| Also, at 6, because I admit, I admit, I'm triggered by this guy, because of his just bald-faced lies, but Fauci's been going around, he's got a book. | ||
| There's a big book and he's going around and having these softball interviews at CNN and MSNBC and wherever. | ||
| And finally last night, he just told a bald-faced lie about Dr. Peter Navarro, one of the finest patriots in this country. | ||
| And this is Dr. Navarro's book, The New MAGA Deal. | ||
| It's from over with Don Jr. | ||
| and Sergio Gore's publishing house, Winning Team Books. | ||
| Just go to newmagadeal.com and you can get it. | ||
| You want to support him in prison, this is the way to do it, because he wants people, this gets you up to date on everything that President Trump's working on, the economics trade, all of it. | ||
| He said a bald-faced lie about Dr. Peter Navarro, particularly about the early days of the pandemic, and since we shifted to war and pandemic, and this show led the way in bringing information to people. | ||
| I just had enough. | ||
| So I reached out to Natalie, who's the best, and said, we're going to spend an entire hour tonight at 6 o'clock. | ||
| And Natalie Winters, and I'll be the wingman, she's going to take the lead. | ||
| We're going to deconstruct the lies of Tony Fauci in his latest book tour. | ||
| Natalie, can you give us a couple of minutes of heads up, just overview on this? | ||
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Sure. | |
| Well, Anthony Fauci is so narcissistic and delusional that I think he thinks his book tour is all about him. | ||
| There's some really good excerpts coming out from his book in the fact that he refers to letters that people have written to him as fan mail. | ||
| He basically goes on and on in this book. | ||
| It's almost like he's getting ready to launch a presidential campaign, the way he talks about his childhood and his parents' information that, frankly, I don't think Any American, let alone the millions of Americans who were able to go to their loved ones' funerals, are interested in. | ||
| I will say it's interesting, his audiobook is already on sale for 30% off. | ||
| No conspiracies, no coincidences, but I think it's important to sort of take a step back And really contextualize what the purpose of this book is, which is of course what we'll unpack in the 6pm hour. | ||
| And my kind of overall analysis, if you look at the flow of the book, it basically talks about all the trials and tribulations that Anthony Fauci has faced as the director of the NIAID, a position he's held. | ||
| Since 1984, whether it was Ebola, whether it was AIDS, but it really wants to make the key point that COVID, with the variable there being President Trump's involvement in that pandemic response, was handled differently. | ||
| It was a scale in orders of magnitude difference and much worse because this book is being used really to weaponize as a cudgel. | ||
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Amen. | |
| against President Trump. | ||
| You can see it in the way that the mainstream media is picking up the excerpts from the | ||
| book. | ||
| You can see what the kind of questions that they're asking him. | ||
| All of the headlines focus on how Anthony Fauci can be used as someone to attack the | ||
| competency of President Trump. | ||
| And frankly, I think the fact that you bring up his attacks on Peter Navarro sort of prove | ||
| that this book is really to come after the MAGA movement and portray us as, you know, | ||
| So yeah, the 6 p.m. | ||
| show will be fun, if you're into masochism. | ||
| He also lies about me, and he lied about me again last night. | ||
| I think he says, Bannon wants me executed. | ||
| No, dude, it's a metaphor. | ||
| Heads on pikes. | ||
| That phrase is used I think a billion times a day in corporate boardrooms and in sports teams, all of it. | ||
| But that's okay, Tony, because Mr. Fauci, I understand we can look at you and see you're sad. | ||
| It's not the arrogant, smug Fauci, because you understand the American people have flipped since we got the information out on you. | ||
| And they hate you. | ||
| Because you're a figure that needs to be hated. | ||
| And Natalie, the best part that I'm going to enjoy tonight is when the last couple days going around, he's still defending He's still defending the bat, coming out of the bat cave and not out of the Wuhan lab. | ||
| I kid you not. | ||
| And no gain of function. | ||
| We'll get on to it. | ||
| Natalie Winters, until then, what's your social media? | ||
| And I'll see you back at 6. | ||
| Natalie G. Winters on all platforms. | ||
| Thank you, ma'am. | ||
| Look forward to this. | ||
| Six o'clock tonight, Natalie Winters and her wingman, Stephen K. Bannon, deconstruct Tony Fauci. | ||
| And if you can't make it, we want to get it to you and make sure you push it out. | ||
| Mike Lindell, Cleta Mitchell, I was meeting her the other day and she said, hey, one of the best groups out there for getting involved is Cause of America. | ||
| Big shout out for you guys. | ||
| What are you doing, sir, specifically, to stop the steal that's coming? | ||
| Because they can't beat Trump any other way, sir. | ||
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That's right. | |
| And we announced it. | ||
| I actually announced part of it at the Turning Point event in Michigan on stage. | ||
| You guys can see that speech at LyndalePlan.com. | ||
| But what we're doing, one of the biggest part of the plans is we're going to have everybody request a mail-in ballot. | ||
| Okay, request their mail-in ballot. | ||
| And if you plan on voting same day or whenever you're voting, if you vote same day, you don't open it, you bring it with you. | ||
| And if you get there and they say you've already voted, you guys, we have a whole protocol with the lawyers have laid out what you need to do, because that is identity theft. | ||
| Basically, it's a way we can monitor what goes on with the computers and everything else. | ||
| If they're going to take your name and pre-vote for you, we're going to catch them. | ||
| It deputizes, Steve, everybody in the country. | ||
| and then pulls that name down. | ||
| So you'll have states where I believe you'll end up having places like Pennsylvania, | ||
| where you have more votes than voters. | ||
| This time around, it's gonna be too big to rig, but if they do whatever they do, | ||
| we wanna have enough evidence to say, here you go. | ||
| The evidence people understand this time. | ||
| Everybody understands identity theft. | ||
| Mike, we try to get, try as we may, and I hope you ordered a new phone. | ||
| We couldn't get you yesterday for the evening show. | ||
| So did you keep the deals open for our folks? | ||
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Yeah, absolutely. | |
| It was a big problem. | ||
| And yes, I got a new phone. | ||
| I remember the FBI still has my other one. | ||
| So I got phones all over the place. | ||
| But, uh, but, uh, we, uh, you guys, I kept, I kept the deal. | ||
| I kept the deals for one more day here. | ||
| This is what we've never done before in history. | ||
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| And, uh, let's continue on and, uh, and, uh, Orvin Paz, you've helped me so much. | ||
| I just want to thank you all. | ||
| Love you, brother. | ||
| Charlie Kirk is next. | ||
| You've got, uh, Jack Posobiec after that, Tara Dahl, Miranda Kahn. | ||
| We're back here from five to seven. | ||
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Six o'clock, a special with Natalie and myself. | |
| Do not miss it. | ||
| Charlie Kirk, now. | ||
| See you back here. |
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