Aug. 16, 2024 - Bannon's War Room
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tacos and like black like mayonnaise and tuna what are you doing much ground beef and cheese | |
| that's okay do you put any flavor in it uh no um here's the deal no they said to be careful and | ||
| let her know this that black pepper is the top of the spice level in minnesota you know i'm the | ||
| first vice president i believe who has ever grown chili peppers i'm trying to expand my | ||
| my food knowledge you know we've got some cantaloupes you'll be fine yeah | ||
| 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. | |
| You're not going to free shot all these networks lying about the people. | ||
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The people have had a belly full of it. | |
| I know you don't like hearing that. | ||
| I know you try 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. Babb. | |
| Welcome to The War Room. | ||
| It's Natalie G. Winters hosting today, Friday, August 16th in the year of our Lord 2024. | ||
| Sorry to subject you to that horrific cold opening. | ||
| They say we're the weird ones. | ||
| I think they're the weird ones, but it's so much worse than that. | ||
| I wish we could just stop our critiques of the Kamala, Tim Waltz brigade as being weird, but these people are evil, traitorous, and in some cases, I think it's fair to call them Marxist scum. | ||
| How's that for starting off a show? | ||
| Today's of course the three-year anniversary of a lot of the bases in Afghanistan, particularly Bagram. | ||
| Air Force base being abandoned, I would argue intentionally, to the Taliban. | ||
| And today they're having not just special envoys from Iran but also China sit as they have a military parade as U.S., whether it's planes and other military resources that Joe Biden and Kamala Harris left there, are paraded around that we shed blood and treasured in an attempt to defend. | ||
| The same Kamala Harris who bragged about being the last woman in the room when it came to decisions and deliberations about Afghanistan policy, yet they still have the nerve to sit there and laugh about taco seasoning and mock white people for not liking spicy food. | ||
| That shows you. | ||
| What are elites, the contempt that they have for you guys in this audience? | ||
| Absolutely wild, and frankly, the contempt that I think the globalist organizations share for us, epitomized by the World Health Organization. | ||
| We're joined by Dr. Naomi Wolf. | ||
| Always honored to have her on the show. | ||
| I want you to kind of walk us through, whether it's the monkeypox emergency alert that they put out, or adding all these brand new pathogens, including black death, to the newfound kind of problematic pathogen list. | ||
| What is going on on the front of weaponizing public health as we get so close to this election? | ||
| Well, Natalie, it's so great to see you. | ||
| And thank you for holding down the fort, you and your colleagues in the temporary absence of our general on the battlefield, whose presence is very sorely missed, I must say, as things spiral out of control. | ||
| You know, I keep thinking, We really can't wait for Steve Bannon to come back. | ||
| But you guys are doing awesome. | ||
| And, okay, Monkeypox, Mpox, you know, you and I have predicted this for months and months and months, if not over a year. | ||
| We've been saying, and when I spoke to, you know, Steve, when he was president, you know, we would say the months leading up to the election are going to see An emergency, a series of emergencies. | ||
| And some of those emergencies, of course, will be public health emergencies because they've got the template now. | ||
| And people really have to understand how the globalists and especially kind of the the left brand of the globalists have digitized all of their crises. | ||
| Right. | ||
| They have the templates, they have the platforms where you can press a button and hire the protesters and print the signs and print the t-shirts. | ||
| They can switch a channel and slot in a candidate and a policy and create digital advertising. | ||
| So by the same token, They now have the ability and they've tested it with COVID to basically dial a crisis or press a button and switch out one crisis for another and promote it and publicize it and have scary graphics and have global ad agencies create the very scary cartoon of the scary virus or the scary plague narrative and have all the talking heads have their soundbites about the scary virus or the scary | ||
| Plague narrative. | ||
| So this was absolutely predictable right now. | ||
| You know, August into September into October, there's going to be a pandemic. | ||
| And I'm just asking the War Room Posse, how many times have you heard me say that? | ||
| You've heard me say it so often that, you know, we could all say it together in our sleep. | ||
| So right on cue, the head of the WHO, who has very, very limited health background himself, interestingly, is announcing M-Pox as a global crisis. | ||
| And you could tell that that would happen because there were trial balloons early on. | ||
| There was a news story that I noticed, I think in 2022, as early as that, of a truck with monkeys on it | ||
| that the monkeys fell off the truck and the monkeys escaped. | ||
| I think it was in Pennsylvania where all public health related evils emerged from. | ||
| And so with the knowledge of how narrative building works for this kind of propaganda, I remember reading that story and thinking, huh, there's going to be a monkey related disease because this is such a weird random story otherwise, right? | ||
| It's a, it's like, it's like when you're watching a thriller, you know, that opening scene is the crates of monkeys falling off the back of the truck in Pennsylvania. | ||
| And you just are getting, it's called foreshadowing. | ||
| And it's just the most boringly obvious narrative tactic. | ||
| So there they are. | ||
| And thank God this audience is not going to fall for whatever drama of a pandemic statement the global health mafia is going to roll out. | ||
| That said, they actually managed to create a gain-of-function disease to roll out in 2020. | ||
| doctor McCullough made it very clear that the spike protein was inserted by doctor Fauci doctor does that doctor Barrett | ||
| that lady into what would have otherwise been a bad cold or a | ||
| flu. Corona viruses that have been with us forever so they can do damage and God knows what they're going to release | ||
| any basically you know we are in a condition in which by a warfare is being waged upon us. But I think the wise thing | ||
| to is to not overreact. That said, I'm very concerned. | ||
| I hadn't heard that the Black Plague was one of the characters in this new cast of characters. | ||
| Can you tell me more about that? | ||
| Because that is concerning. | ||
| I mean, the Black Plague was a very serious disease that killed a third of Europe. | ||
| See, I wager that they only included that on the list so when they were writing the headlines for all the mainstream media outlets about, you know, the new pathogens added to this blacklist, no pun intended, that they could lead with black death to really scare the American people, right? | ||
| That's probably the bio or the information warfare side of the bio warfare game. | ||
| When you bring up biological warfare, I mean, that's obviously a serious charge that we, of course, support here in the war, but I think it's sort of two-pronged. | ||
| One is the pathogen itself, but the other side of the coin is the vaccine and the response and the mandates, right? | ||
| And a lot of the reporting that we've seen coming out, whether it's monkeypox and the WHO a few days ago trying to grant emergency use authorizations for the vaccines, or in general, a lot of the reporting about the broadening of these potential pandemic pathogens, The sort of second and I think more important point that they're always making is that this is why we need to put more funds into vaccine research. | ||
| And frankly, I think that's why they're putting these pathogens on the list to begin with, right? | ||
| To sort of lay the predicate for needing to research. | ||
| So where do you sort of stand on the weaponization, not necessarily on the pathogen side, but on the vaccine side with all these newfound diseases? | ||
| I mean, you're exactly right to look at that because that is the second half of the biowarfare attack on us, right? | ||
| And arguably, it's the most lastingly damaging. | ||
| I mean, I know more people dying or terminally ill or badly disabled by the vaccines at this point than I do by COVID. | ||
| Even though vaccinated people I know and love are getting COVID over and over and over. | ||
| So you're right to worry about that. | ||
| I mean, what a fantastic business model. | ||
| When I say they've got the template, you know, that's also part of the template, create a terrifying drama, roll out the solution, get vast billions in checks from governments. | ||
| So you don't even have to bother, you know, making a case for your product in the free market to consumers, then force people to consume your product. | ||
| And it's a, It's a cycle that you know as we see from Pfizer and Moderna and AstraZeneca before they closed down AstraZeneca and J&J before they closed down J&J. | ||
| It's it's a winner. | ||
| You know why bother with capitalism. | ||
| You can just hold governments hostage and joint forces with governments to hold people hostage. | ||
| It's almost I've often thought Natalie that at this point we should almost you know have a An option where we can pay them money to get the saline or pay the money to leave us alone, right? | ||
| If it's money, you have to take the money, you know, leave our bodies alone. | ||
| But of course, we're not going to get away that easily. | ||
| So I think that I know that the mpox vaccine is either in development or rolled out. | ||
| And I know that there's a Big push for everyone to take it. | ||
| I mean, my phone keeps telling me that there are various vaccines that CBS is waiting for me to show up, you know, that have my name on them, even though I've never showed the slightest interest in any of them. | ||
| So this is a model they're going to keep driving, which is why, again, it's so important for us to not get tired in the health freedom ramparts, because if they could mandate the COVID vaccine at Princeton, at Yale and in high schools, They can mandate the mpox vaccine and the RSV vaccine and the HPV vaccine. | ||
| I mean, there's there's really no no limit, you know, they could kind of what the kind of our killer disable us all slowly with dozens and dozens and dozens of injections of various kinds because what a what a cash cow and a very concerning thing that just crossed my Social media feed. | ||
| By the way, I was banned from Twitter for the second time in the last four days. | ||
| So I'm kind of getting social media feeds. | ||
| You're over the target. | ||
| Over the target, that's right. | ||
| But I was notified that the Harris campaign is compelling their workers to be up to date per the CDC with vaccines. | ||
| And at this point, up to date with vaccines, like you're going to be one foot in the grave if you're Up to date with what the CDC thinks you should be doing with your body. | ||
| So it's very worrying for possible Harris-Waltz administration to consider that she's mandating, you know, this thoroughly discredited injection on her own employees illegally, by the way. | ||
| And just to your point too about the broader ramifications of this, I saw an article that was published just a few days ago and Johns Hopkins, like their university press and other experts, had come together with the headline being something to the effect of why we still need a pandemic treaty. | ||
| And they pointed to monkeypox, they pointed to all these newfound pathogens conveniently whose research has been funded by Anthony Fauci for decades in the form of gain-of-function research, avian influenza being the prime example of that. | ||
| But what do you make of those sort of re-upped efforts to use this, laying the predicate to push for a pandemic treaty? | ||
| Well, you know, what I see is that they invested a lot of time and resources and energy into a plan that we largely thwarted, but they don't have another better plan. | ||
| And it's still the goal. | ||
| And by the way, you know, Natalie, they're being pretty successful in places like Canada and Western Europe and Australia. | ||
| I believe, you know, part of all of this or the justification for all of this or the result is what Catherine Austin Fitz calls the control grid. | ||
| So you remember in 2023, the whole focus was on creating a digital database of who's vaccinated. | ||
| So we could have national vaccine cards and Israel had vaccine cards and, you know, Western Europe had vaccine cards. | ||
| So we have successfully largely fought that off, at least overtly, in this country. | ||
| But in Europe, you know, they've rolled out now digital ID. | ||
| And there's, you know, this relentless drive to a cashless society. | ||
| I just went to my bank and they warned me that checks were on their way out because they're so inconvenient and we're going cashless. | ||
| And so all of these things are related, right? | ||
| Because a new pandemic and a new pandemic treaty is the only narrative that can possibly justify a | ||
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And that's why I want to hold you through the break. | |
| We've got to jump. | ||
| But Warren Posse, in the meantime, you should check out Public Square, companies that aren't part of the Great Reset, birchgold.com slash ban, and I'm sure no digital identification necessary if you want to support those two sponsors of our show. | ||
| We've got a packed show, Dr. Naomi Wolf, Mike Davis, Rep. | ||
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Bob Good, joining us all after the break. | |
| We will be right back. | ||
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Here's your host, Stephen K. Vance. | |
| Welcome back to the War Room. | ||
| We're still joined by Dr. Naomi Wolf. | ||
| I just wanted to let you give the audience your concluding thoughts on how we can best avoid What seems to be the ever-evolving and increasing number of psyops being perpetrated against the American people. | ||
| Usually we're critiquing our own government, but this one seems to go all the way up to the top. | ||
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| Your kind of closing thoughts and what you're working on, too, if the audience wants to check it out. | ||
| Sure. | ||
| I mean, I think this audience has been kind of thoroughly disciplined in not freaking out and in getting kind of a second opinion and thinking for themselves. | ||
| Um, you know, I'm very confident that, um, and we see it, you know, the propaganda is kind of rolling off of them. | ||
| And I guess I would just say, you know, stay calm. | ||
| I thoroughly expect that we're going to wake up one morning to some scare headlines. | ||
| Dirty bomb's gone off. | ||
| Don't go outside. | ||
| You know, the bubonic plague has come in at LaGuardia. | ||
| Don't, don't touch anyone. | ||
| Never see your children again. | ||
| And, you know, just take a deep breath and, uh, and turn on the war room because they'll have the truth and the facts. | ||
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| Thank you, Natalie, so much. | ||
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that. | |
| Doctor will thank you so much for joining us we'll have you back on soon. | ||
| Thank you Natalie so much. | ||
| Next guest another war room regular Mike Davis I'm sure seeing the news I was Alabama secretary of state and | ||
| covered thousands of noncitizens on his voting rolls. | ||
| The buried lead there, though, I think of that entire story being that DHS refused to cooperate with him to basically hand over the data that allowed him to reach that conclusion. | ||
| It seems like we're sort of up against a similar situation. | ||
| And another, I would say, more important in Swing State, which is Arizona. | ||
| Can you walk the audience through sort of the ground game going on there? | ||
| Yeah, thank you for having me, Natalie. | ||
| The Biden-Harris administration has been running their unprecedented lawfare and election interference against President Trump for years. | ||
| They tried to bankrupt Trump. | ||
| They tried to throw him in prison for the rest of his life. | ||
| They threw his top aides in prison, Steve Bannon, who's in prison right now, Peter Navarro, who went to prison. | ||
| They went after Trump's attorneys, John Eastman, Jeff Clark, Rudy Giuliani. | ||
| They went after his supporters on January 6th, including There was just a 72-year-old woman who is in six months of home confinement for praying inside the Capitol. | ||
| The Biden-Harris Justice Department asked for 10 months, which is just outrageous. | ||
| But that all failed. | ||
| They even tried to throw Trump off the ballots, including in Colorado, And Maine, that failed. The Supreme Court stopped them. So | ||
| what did Biden and Harris do? They tried to destroy the Supreme Court that got in their way. They're | ||
| trying to pack the court. They're trying to put in an unconstitutional ethics regime to take | ||
| out conservative justices. | ||
| They want term limits, which are unconstitutional. | ||
| And then they underfunded Trump's Secret Service detail and almost got him killed. | ||
| That all failed. | ||
| And so now their next stop, the next battle in this unprecedented lawfare and election interference is election integrity. | ||
| And you hit the nail on the head, Natalie, when you said that they're trying to get illegal immigrants to vote, because that's exactly what they're doing. | ||
| Virginia's governor, Glenn Youngkin, just found 6,000 illegal immigrants on the Virginia | ||
| voter rolls. | ||
| He took them off. | ||
| You have other places like in Maricopa County, you have this Maricopa County recorder, Steven | ||
| Ricker, who is supposed to be getting rid of illegal immigrants off of their voter rolls. | ||
| They're supposed to provide proof of citizenship when you register to vote. | ||
| And then when they don't, this recorder is supposed to be getting the illegal immigrants off the rolls. | ||
| And he's not doing that. | ||
| The illegal immigrants and all other non-citizens who are not allowed to vote in federal elections, including the presidential election | ||
| on November 5th. | ||
| And so at the Article 3 project, we are gearing up for this next battle, this election integrity | ||
| battle, because our job is to steal the spines of these election officials, election lawyers, | ||
| these judges, to make sure that they're following the law. | ||
| And if they do follow the law, they don't get beat up by Mark Elias and the other Democrat | ||
| operatives. | ||
| And for the election officials, election lawyers, election judges, judges in general who are | ||
| not following the law, we're going to light them up like we're doing right now with this | ||
| Maricopa County recorder, Steven Ricker, who needs to get illegal immigrants and other | ||
| non-citizens off of his rolls in Maricopa County. | ||
| So, the War Room Posse should go right now to article3project.org, article number 3project.org, take action, and then you can light up, take action on that page, and then you can light up This Maricopa County recorder's office. | ||
| You can email him. | ||
| We have patched through phone calls that go directly to his office and you can light him up on social media. | ||
| But we need the War Room Posse to let this recorder understand that we're not going to sit by and let illegal immigrants steal this next election. | ||
| Mike Davis, if people want to follow you, stay up to date with everything you guys are working on at the Article 3 Project. | ||
| One more time, hit us where they can go to do that. | ||
| Thank you, Natalie. | ||
| Article3project.org, that website you were just at. | ||
| Take action, which is the most important thing you can do. | ||
| Follow us on social media. | ||
| You can also donate as we gear up for this election integrity battle and Biden and Harris' lawfare and election interference against Trump. | ||
| Mike, thank you so much for joining us. | ||
| We'll have you back on soon, I'm sure. | ||
| Thank you. | ||
| Of course. | ||
| And I just have to say the Article 3 Project, they of course do fantastic work. | ||
| I'm sure you guys have seen the stories trickling out day after day, whether it's the RNC or other groups launching, you know, legal initiatives, whether they're lawsuits or just trying to challenge, whether it's the private election spending, the non-citizen voting rolls. | ||
| But to me, I think the question that remains, and this is not a dig in any means at the Article 3 Project, they do fantastic work. | ||
| Early voting starts in less than a month. | ||
| We're, what, 80 days away from the election? | ||
| We should have been doing this in the wake of the 2022 midterms and the 2020 elections. | ||
| I don't really understand why we're waiting until the 11th hour to do what I think, at least in the case of a lot of the RNC's work, really, to me, just kind of looks like meaningful, meaningless, rather, legal jujitsu to go after organizations, dark money groups, Um, in a style and approach that I don't really think gets to the, the heart of, of the matter. | ||
| Um, and I just don't really understand why it's taken them so long. | ||
| And when I think when we ask on the show so often of the Biden regime, is it a result of intentional or, you know, malice, or is it a result of incompetence? | ||
| Um, I think we usually come to the former on the conclusion when it comes to the Biden regime, but I think it's fair to sort of cross apply that in some cases. | ||
| to what a lot of establishment Republicans are doing with election integrity too, because | ||
| they've said the quiet part out loud. | ||
| The never Trump wing of the Republican Party didn't just go away after 2016. | ||
| I think they just rebranded and went underground. | ||
| And the way that they've been aiding and abetting that movement, which we are mistaken, sorely | ||
| mistaken to think is dead and gone, is by not backing election integrity. | ||
| And I believe we have Congressman Bob Good, who you guys have been sort of making the case that is re-barreling toward October 1st with, you know, the debate over what is it, the stopgap funding, potential government shutdown, that we need to hold the line on non-citizen voting. | ||
| You know, do you think that that is a successful fight, that you guys are going to be able To really have? | ||
| It looks like we don't have Congress involved, good. | ||
| So I guess that was a rhetorical question. | ||
| I guess we have Rich Stern up, I think. | ||
| Rich, I will toss that question to you because you are probably equally equipped to answer your thoughts on that strategy. | ||
| Yeah, so here's the thing about this. | ||
| Whenever you're talking about government spending or what's going on, just think of the Uniparty and what they would like, and then whatever they want, the opposite is what the American people want. | ||
| So I'll say this. | ||
| I'm a former health staffer myself. | ||
| I want to congratulate the Freedom Caucus there. | ||
| I've done that a lot on this show before. | ||
| So I think what they're doing is the right approach, which is that they're ultimately calling for the funding bill to be kicked through the end of the year into when the next president will be president. | ||
| But I'll tell you the more important reason to do that, which is not just who you think of the next president might be, but what happens when Congress does a funding bill in December in the lame duck? | ||
| It's a Christmas wish list for the Uniparty, for the lobbyists on K Street, for the friends, for the donors of these politicians. | ||
| So really what the Freedom Caucus is doing here is asking for something responsible. | ||
| They're asking for the funding of the government. | ||
| Trillions of dollars stolen out of your paycheck and at the pump through inflation is done in full view of the American public, not done in closed rooms, not done in smoke-filled rooms with donors making deals during Christmas. | ||
| And Richard, we've got to bounce to break. | ||
| I want to hold you through, but to that point, breaking today in the New York Post that EcoHealth Alliance The cutout that funded gain-of-function research at the Wuhan Institute of Virology. | ||
| They found a way, despite being disbarred, to still get your taxpayer dollars. | ||
| That is the system that we are funding. | ||
| As we always say, the regime protects its own. | ||
| This show knows that all too well. | ||
| We'll be joined by Rich Stern and hopefully Congressman Bob Gooden. | ||
| We can track him down after this short break. | ||
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Here's your host, Stephen K. Vance. | |
| Welcome back to the War Room. | ||
| I'm sure you guys have probably seen by now Kamala Harris's truly brilliant plan to tackle the housing shortage and just general inflationatory mess that we have going on here in this country, and it's to give everyone, but especially first-generation homebuyers, i.e. | ||
| all the illegal aliens that they've been naturalizing at record rates, as the New York Times pointed out for us just this week, Shameless plug for reshaping the electorate in that article, too, saying the quiet part out loud. | ||
| But the way that they want to fix the problem is by giving them free money to buy homes. | ||
| Here's an idea, and we'll have Rich Cern joining us shortly to break down why just fiscally that makes absolutely no sense. | ||
| What about prioritizing Americans who've been here for multiple generations and whose ancestors helped build this country, not people who just walked across the border illegally, got a green card, which then became citizenship because this regime is so America last and I think to their core hates. | ||
| Americans, they say that if we talk about this, we're, you know, radical conspiracy theorists who believe in the Great Replacement Theory. | ||
| But that shows you the mindset of this regime, and I use that word intentionally. | ||
| They're America last, but they are American citizens last, and they couch their radical agenda in nice euphemistic terms like price controls, when in reality you know what that is. | ||
| That is Marxist economics. | ||
| It's never worked in the past. | ||
| It never will work. | ||
| But they don't care. | ||
| Because they like when the economy goes to shambles because it allows them to spread and amass even more power and control. | ||
| They got a taste of that with COVID-19 and they're certainly not letting it go. | ||
| Richard, you're still with us, of course, over at Heritage. | ||
| Can you kind of walk the audience through just the truly ridiculous, almost insulting to your intelligence nature, of a lot of the policy proposals that are coming out of the Harris campaign right now? | ||
| Yeah, you know, I've been saying this for a couple days now, but we used to say, look, we want the political campaigns to focus on policy, on the real things that impact people, and get away from just attacking each other over memes. | ||
| Having seen the policies that these campaigns want to put out, I wish they'd go back to attacking each other. | ||
| So, you know, what the Harris campaign has dumped on us today is, I think exactly as you put it, it's an insult to America. | ||
| So look, we all know what's going on right now, which is the government is stealing more and more of your paycheck. | ||
| And it's doing it through a combination of regular taxes and inflation taxes by printing money that devalues, you guessed it, the money in your bank account, the money that's in your paycheck. | ||
| So the federal government right now consumes 37% of every dollar earned by every hardworking American. | ||
| So what did Harris come up with today? | ||
| More regulations that cost more money, more inflationary spending, and as you pointed out, it's going to go to help people that aren't even Americans at the expense of Hard-working Americans. | ||
| You can't make this stuff up. | ||
| So that's what her suite of proposals was earlier today. | ||
| More subsidies to non-Americans, more regulations on the entrepreneurs and investors that are building this country and hiring people and producing more goods and services. | ||
| That's what she's offering today. | ||
| It's just pure socialism with a different and worse wrapping paper. | ||
| I think the price controls are sort of the second punch to this, like I said, markets, economic agenda. | ||
| I don't know how much more, you know, delivery you can get. | ||
| Can you walk us through how that sort of compounds this already pre-existing radical economic policy with the already the rate of inflation that we have, how it really is just a mess for, I mean, I don't even want to say the word collapse, but I mean, that's, it seems to me that that's what they're going for. | ||
| It does seem to be what they're going for. | ||
| And I think you're right. | ||
| They realize that they gain power in chaos because they're the government, right? | ||
| The one entity that can make money to get their hands on money without producing real value are criminals. | ||
| Oh, wait, there's a second entity. | ||
| It's called the government. | ||
| And that's what they're doing here. | ||
| So to kind of walk through the price gouging argument on this, there's consumer prices. | ||
| We all know what that is. | ||
| The prices you and I pay to get food, gasoline, all of that stuff. | ||
| But there are other prices, prices that businesses pay to each other to get all the stuff they need to make products available, whether it's buying a delivery service from a railroad company or buying iron ore to turn it into steel, what have you. | ||
| Well, the truth is those prices that producers pay each other have grown faster than consumer prices. | ||
| So what's happening there? | ||
| The burdens of government we're talking about, the regulations and taxes, the Fed printing money, increases the real cost of production of everything you like, everything that we use and enjoy. | ||
| And in fact, those cost increases have been so high that businesses, believe it or not, are actually eating some of those costs. | ||
| Like I said, the producer prices are higher, in fact, than consumer prices. | ||
| So where is that being felt? | ||
| It's being felt through less money going to investors. | ||
| But you know what that really means? | ||
| It means less money being reinvested in new growth, in new job opportunities. | ||
| So that's what's going on right now. | ||
| There's no price gouging. | ||
| There's no ability for one company to do that, especially when times are rough. | ||
| If a business tries to raise its prices, guess what? | ||
| They'll just lose their business. | ||
| So there's no price gouging. | ||
| What you're looking at is real companies with real people trying to solve the problems of this country. | ||
| And you got Harris walking in here like the last person on a group project, hitting the delete file while all the people that are working on the project were looking in the other direction. | ||
| That's all that's going on here. | ||
| It's a scam. | ||
| This is more of the regulation that would just bury the economy. | ||
| Richard, if people want to follow you, stay up to date with all of your wonderful analysis, where can they go to do so? | ||
| Absolutely. | ||
| You can find me at Rich A. Stern on Twitter. | ||
| I've got some fun stuff up today about exactly this problem that's going on, what Harris put up. | ||
| You can always find my bio page on the Heritage Foundation website, all the op-eds put together. | ||
| And so thank you as always for having me on. | ||
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| Thank you for joining us. | ||
| You know, Richard, I think makes the key point here, right? | ||
| Whether it's COVID and our so-called public health experts missing the mark, failing to predict that, frankly, whether it's crime rates skyrocketing, allowing just yesterday, Eric Adams announcing that they're deploying drones all over New York City on top of the National Guard to help police crime waves, whether it's mass immigration waves when they fail to stem the tide of that. | ||
| Oh, all of a sudden the Democratic Party admits to getting Millions of new voters, and in the case of the economy, when you see it go to shambles, I think 2008 is a nice template to see who comes out of that mess on top, and it's not the American people. | ||
| But they love these failures. | ||
| They're intentional because they get to amass more power, and there really never seems to be any accountability because the Republicans that we elect so often fail to, I think, actually bring about any meaningful accountability. | ||
| They just send their strongly worded letters and and tweets that they want to go viral with. | ||
| We don't see anything really change, except there's a few good ones like Rep. Bob Good, | ||
| who's always trying to hold the line when it comes to the out-of-control spending. | ||
| Congressman, we had Mike Davis on the show earlier talking about non-citizens voting. | ||
| I know you guys were saying that that's sort of your, your line in the sand and not in the Samantha Power way. | ||
| You guys actually mean it. | ||
| When it comes to non-citizens voting, that's sort of what your bargaining chip is when it comes to the October 1st spending deadline that we're barreling towards. | ||
| Since you've been on the show last, where do we stand on that fight? | ||
| What is it looking like, and how can the posse be of assistance? | ||
| Thanks for having me, Natalie. | ||
| Great to be with you. | ||
| If I may frame it a little bit, I want to remind everyone about what happened two years ago when we were back in this position in the midterm elections and the lame duck session after the midterms. | ||
| The Democrats passed with, unfortunately, nine Republican votes in the House and 20 Republican votes, I believe it was, in the Senate. | ||
| But they passed a $1.7 trillion Christmas omnibus. | ||
| We had passed none of our 12 spending bills, and it was kind of the last thing out of the door for the outgoing Congress, those who had left and those who wanted to stick it to the American people one more time. | ||
| The Democrats knew they had lost control of the House, where we would be sworn in with a new House majority in January 23. | ||
| So they passed the massive $1.7 trillion omnibus spending bill, which had all of the radical policies, the climate policies, the DEI policies, critical race theory, transgender policies, abortion funding, and so forth in the federal government. | ||
| And here we are two years later, and because all you have had in the Republican majority over the past more than a year and a half or so has been continuing resolutions, what that means is we've not cut spending and we've not changed the policy. | ||
| So the American people are still suffering under the policies and the spending levels causing the massive inflation. | ||
| And all the terrible policies that are hurting the American people from when the Democrats had full control because we've done what's called CRs or continuing resolutions. | ||
| And the reason for that is we've not been willing to fight the Senate. | ||
| When the Senate says no to our policy priorities in the House or the Senate says no to any spending cuts, then we have just surrendered and capitulated because we were afraid to shut down the government and we've just done a continuing resolution. | ||
| Here we are approaching the September 30 spending deadline where we're supposed to pass our 12 appropriations bills to fund all areas of government. | ||
| House has passed five. | ||
| Senate has passed zero. | ||
| So the Republicans ought to pass our remaining seven bills. | ||
| We should be in D.C. | ||
| right now working on the remaining seven bills. | ||
| And we ought to send them to the Senate and say, we funded the government. | ||
| We've cut the spending. | ||
| We've changed the policy to reflect the American people voted us to do when they gave us the majority two years ago. | ||
| Senate, take it or leave it and have a fight. | ||
| But the House Republican leadership has not been willing to do that, and that's why we're facing a funding deadline on September 30. | ||
| Well, and to that point, I saw Speaker Johnson put out a tweet yesterday. | ||
| It should alarm every American that a Peruvian gang leader crossed our border and was released into the country, and he goes on to blame the Biden-Harris regime and their kind of open borders policy approach. | ||
| But I mean, that's pure political football in the sense that if he wanted to do something, he could. | ||
| He sent you guys home, back to your districts to work from home. | ||
| You know, when you try to breach that issue and sort of make the case that there is work that you guys actually can do, I mean, for the posse that's sitting at home that's making the calls that just feels Like, nothing is getting done. | ||
| I mean, what is the message to them that you want to tell them? | ||
| Did the calls work? | ||
| Why should this point, should they keep trying to bang a drum that doesn't seem to be having any effect on leadership that is as radical or at least as ineffective as the Biden-Harris regime? | ||
| Well, it's always all about the money, and the House has the ultimate power because we control the purse. | ||
| We can block anything we want to with the Republican House majority. | ||
| We can defund anything we want to with the Republican House majority, if we're just willing to stand our ground, to be strong, to be tough, to walk away, and to say no. | ||
| But we've shown a complete unwillingness to do that. | ||
| So to your point on the border, All we've had to do in the last year and a half is not give them the money, not give Biden and Mayorkas and Harris the money to fund the border invasion. | ||
| But we've been afraid of a government shutdown, so we've continued to give them the money, and we gave them a $3 billion raise in the most recent spending bill that was passed. | ||
| And the Speaker said when he became Speaker in October that he didn't want to use the funding fight, the appropriations fight, to fight the border invasion. | ||
| He said we would use the Ukraine supplemental, the foreign aid bill, to fight for the border. | ||
| security and he failed to do that as well. He wanted to give Ukraine the money. He didn't | ||
| want to gum it up or mess it up with attaching a border security bill. So that's why, by | ||
| the way, what we're calling for the House Freedom Caucus, we put out an official position | ||
| saying, you know, if we're going to capitulate and surrender, then let's do a six month CR | ||
| that funds the government until March 31 from September 30 to March 31. Yes, it keeps in | ||
| place the spending levels and the policies for another six months that are hurting the | ||
| American people. | ||
| But let's at least not allow an omnibus at the end of December. | ||
| Let's fund it to March 31. | ||
| That way, if the American people elect a new Congress, a new Senate, keep the Republican House majority and let President Trump in the White House, then we can pass legislation that reflects those priorities in the new year. | ||
| To leverage that must-pass spending, let's attach the SAVE Act that would require proof of citizenship to register to vote, require states to purge noncitizens or illegals from their voter rolls before the November election. | ||
| Congressman, if people want to follow you, help join in the fight that you're waging, which is such an important fight, and you know we have your back on that one, where can they go to do all that? | ||
| Good.house.gov. | ||
| They can support me at bobgoodforcongress.com. | ||
| Thank you, Natalie. | ||
| Of course, thank you for joining us. | ||
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Great to be with you. | |
| We'll have you back on soon. | ||
| Warren Posse, I think the important thing too is, you know, non-citizens voting is obviously imperative, though I would say that's sort of the opening bid when it comes to election integrity. | ||
| But the only reason that House Republicans and Speaker Johnson are pushing that now is because they put us in a position where we're in the back foot when it comes to the whole spending CR, you know, omnibus debate. | ||
| And that's why they're using it as a point of leverage. | ||
| This wasn't an organic plan or something that they were going to be advocating had we not been barreling towards a spending discussion and debate going on right now. | ||
| And I think that sort of begs the question that I brought up after Mike Davis. | ||
| This was the backup plan. | ||
| This happened because Kevin McCarthy failed to negotiate effectively. | ||
| Why weren't we trying to purge non-citizens from voting rolls years ago? | ||
| I mean, again, it's not representative Bob Goodspot. | ||
| He's trying to fight the good fight, no pun intended. | ||
| But that's the issue with the Republican Party. | ||
| Controlled opposition, I think, is too nice of a critique. | ||
| We'll be back after this short break. | ||
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Let's take down the CC. | |
| War Room, here's your host, Stephen K. Vance. | ||
| Welcome back to the War Room. | ||
| You guys know they're pushing price control. | ||
| Once again, too euphemistic a term for something that to its core is Marxist and I think will probably precipitate Food shortages among other issues that frankly are probably all by design, but we're joined by Catherine O'Neill from Meriwether Farms. | ||
| Catherine, before you plug the new product of the day, which I think the audience is going to be very excited for, as someone who is, you know, intimately involved in the food supply and the food chain, your thoughts on price controls and policies like that? | ||
| Yeah, it's terrifying, Natalie, to hear that from Cacklin Kamala. | ||
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| I mean, the margins are so low, it's amazing that these guys get up every single day just so you guys can eat. | ||
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| We'll have you back on, of course. | ||
| And War Room Posse, I just think it needs to be said on the issue of election integrity. | ||
| There is no cavalry coming to save us. | ||
| The RNC has waited two weeks until early voting begins to start issuing lawsuits. | ||
| Um, when it comes to non-citizen, uh, non-citizens on the voting rolls, the only reason that that issue is even, you know, crossing the lips of our Republican lawmakers is because Kevin McCarthy so disastrously failed to negotiate, um, our way out of a debt ceiling. | ||
| What was it a year and a half ago? | ||
| So they're using it now as a bargaining chip. | ||
| They probably wouldn't even be discussing it. | ||
| Um, had Kevin McCarthy held the line on that front, of course, Helping to fund the government that has, you know, basically caused this entire illegal invasion, which we now know they're naturalizing at record rates so they can vote. | ||
| And that's not me saying that. | ||
| That's not, you know, War Room saying that. | ||
| That's the New York Times admitting that. | ||
| It's all part of the plan. | ||
| Like I said, they like increasing crime rates. | ||
| They like when the public health experts fail and pandemics materialize because they can broaden their control. | ||
| And the number one way they do that is by winning. | ||
| Winning. | ||
| Elections, and we do that with lax election integrity laws. | ||
| So do you know what that means, Warren Posse? | ||
| And I know you guys don't watch this show passively, like those of you who maybe watch Fox. | ||
| You watch it because you care about this country and you want to get involved. | ||
| It means the onus is on you guys. | ||
| It's on us to stand in the breach and step up and fight for election integrity because the Republican institutions They're not doing anything. | ||
| There's another word I could say, but I'm on, I'm on TV, so I won't get fined for that. | ||
| That means you need to sign up this weekend to be a poll worker. | ||
| You need to sign up. | ||
| Become a precinct committeeman. | ||
| You need to get involved, whatever that means. | ||
| You need to make sure you're registered to vote. | ||
| Your family, your friends, make sure that they're registered to vote too, whether it's early or in person. | ||
| But we're in the 11th hour and there's no one coming to save us except ourselves. | ||
| So spend this weekend getting serious and fight, fight, fighting because the balance of the country depends on it. |
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