Oct. 10, 2024 - Bannon's War Room
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| This is the primal scream of a dying regime. | ||
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Pray for our enemies, because we're going medieval on these people. | |
| I got a free shot at 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? | ||
| 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. | |
| What's the message? Where should you spend your time? | ||
| I like flooding the zone. | ||
| She doesn't have to sit down with the New York Times editorial board and discuss world affairs in French, the language of diplomacy. | ||
| Forget that. But a lot of impromptu, a lot of local TV, earning it, working. | ||
| Because remember, we didn't have a primary. | ||
| So get out there and show that. | ||
| That I think won. And every day, you can get a great line going on. | ||
| I would keep challenging Trump to debate. | ||
| I'd say, what are you afraid of, Donald? | ||
| You could have Vance teach you how to debate. | ||
| You know, total psi war there. | ||
| And then there are two issues that count. | ||
| One is she has changed. | ||
| I mean, the one thing we really learned from that VP debate, The meters, you know, we hook people up to jumper cables when they watch the debate all over the country and learn something the campaigns do. | ||
| People love the civil tone. | ||
| They like the fact, my God, they're not toddlers here. | ||
| So she should go Ted Lasso, let him be Voldemort. | ||
| That works for her. That's fueling the change thing. | ||
| So pound the new tone. | ||
| And they're pretty good at that, but full speed ahead. | ||
| Stretch the Biden distance as far as you can get away with. | ||
| It's cruel, but this is a tough business and we're stopping Trump. | ||
| She's doing that this week. Yeah, yeah. | ||
| That's important. The farther she gets, the better she'll do. | ||
| She can apologize later. | ||
| And then finally, middle class economics, bread and butter economics. | ||
| The biggest thing Trump has going for him is people think they were better off four years ago. | ||
| And if it's a referendum on that, she's going to lose this election. | ||
| So the more she can say, I got a new plan, new ideas. | ||
| I know you're not getting enough out of the government. | ||
| What you need, a better life, maybe less regulations here, help here. | ||
| I'm going to be on your team with new stuff. | ||
| Moving that needle even farther, and they've been moving it, is the way, in my view, to victory in those six and a half key states. | ||
| Welcome to the War Room. | ||
| Sitting in for the great Stephen K. Bannon. | ||
| We're all praying for his speedy return. | ||
| It's going to be a great day. Today's show is dedicated to Steve always in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. | ||
| Amen. But today we're going to even do more out of respect for Steve. | ||
| The whole show is going to cover his philosophy that he laid out as architect of the campaign in 2016. | ||
| That set up the Trump win. | ||
| We're still hitting those themes, but not as hard. | ||
| And we've been done a little service by Vanity Fair, of all places, an analyst named James Pogue, who's not on our side of the football. | ||
| All political views are my own. | ||
| But he is a journalist who at least gets what's going on in this country and internationally. | ||
| He set up a great lengthy piece, 10 pages. | ||
| It's for serious readers who want to take the time, but it's kind of a hit on us. | ||
| He makes reference to Senator Chris Murphy from Connecticut, who is longing to restore | ||
| themes of patriotism and values on the Democrat side and to pull away from the globalist order. | ||
| But then he goes on to Bannon and J.D. Vance and says they basically have it right. | ||
| And not only do they have it right, but all of the NATO head honchos at the latest NATO | ||
| meetings, the head of the German Marshall Fund, basically said, we're the experts in | ||
| We told you we have it. | ||
| Don't worry. We got it. | ||
| We have it. Then she said, it looks like we have not had it. | ||
| We've lost control over the past 20 years. | ||
| And then at the end of the interview with Pogue says, we failed. | ||
| This is the head of the Atlanticists, and there's plenty of other folks cited in that article that say the same thing. | ||
| Ben Rhodes from the White House under Obama, the chief architect of foreign policy, says... | ||
| We're way overextended. | ||
| We've dropped the ball. We can't control it all. | ||
| The global order, we're two-thirds of the way, in quotes, we're two-thirds of the way to a world war. | ||
| This is not coming from Bannon, but yet they're bending over backwards to find someone on the left to kind of tell the truth about what's really going on in our world, right? | ||
| A million dead young boys, dead and injured boys in the Ukraine. | ||
| The blood is on our hands. | ||
| That's John Mearsheimer, University of Chicago. | ||
| The best political analyst, geopolitics analyst in the world. | ||
| He's got it right. Everyone else has it wrong. | ||
| They've been wrong. | ||
| Since the beginning, everyone said, oh, don't worry. | ||
| Ukraine's got it. They never had it. | ||
| They're never going to have it. | ||
| It's a catastrophic joke. | ||
| We're sending $200 billion that we don't have. | ||
| We can't support our own citizens here with storms coming at us every day, it appears. | ||
| And our love and concern for our fellow citizens, Americans, is nowhere to be found at the highest order. | ||
| All the concern is for Ukraine and Obama. | ||
| Susan Rice set up Iran. | ||
| Due to their genius, we're now in the middle of that. | ||
| Now we've got the Red Sea War on top of that. | ||
| So we're going to go through it all today. | ||
| What they don't want is to admit Stephen K. Bannon and Donald Trump had it right years ago. | ||
| Their analysis was spot on. | ||
| We had peace and prosperity four years ago. | ||
| Peace, no wars. | ||
| Now we're embroiled all over the world. | ||
| That is the central message that I convey to all of my friends. | ||
| And so I have a few guests coming on today that are the superstars in elucidating what all this means at a deeper level with the receipts. | ||
| I'm just sketching the 30,000-foot piece, but Stephen Bannon has been doing that, and he's set up the three issues that frame the war room every day, right? | ||
| The economics, the border invasion. | ||
| And the never-ending wars, all clothed in the deep state. | ||
| And so we have on, and it's our pleasure to welcome Mike Benz to the War Room. | ||
| Mike, thanks for being with us, brother. | ||
| Thanks so much for having me. You're right, this article really is amazing. | ||
| Oh, good. Good. | ||
| Yeah. Why don't you just start your response to the article? | ||
| You're more well-versed in this sphere than I am. | ||
| So you just give me your impressions. | ||
| Well, you teed it up perfectly. | ||
| You know, they cite Ben Rhodes, who is someone I cite all the time because Ben Rhodes is the man who coined the term the blob to describe the foreign policy establishment that's a stronger force in Washington than the White House. | ||
| And so a lot of my work is built on the revelations of Ben Rhodes from the Obama administration. | ||
| But there's a great paragraph in here that folks should, I think, sort of drill into their brain to be able to access at a moment's notice. | ||
| And it says, this is what populism coming from the left or the right really means. | ||
| It's when voters get to weigh in on subjects that politicians and policy experts like to keep outside the realm of public debate. | ||
| This may sound like simple democracy, but in practice, it's not how democracies within the core of the American system actually work. | ||
| And I don't think I could have said that better myself. | ||
| That's right. The electoral college system, the voting system does not work according to how the voters want. | ||
| And there's a very deliberate construction of institutions in order to keep voters from voting on things that they want. | ||
| Right. Well, spot on. | ||
| That paragraph, that was one of my favorites as well. | ||
| And as you're saying, this is coming from the globalist elites. | ||
| They're acknowledging, right, this is kind of the Woodrow Wilsonian rule by elites that they've been working on. | ||
| And, you know, I have to admit, our side, the Republican side of the football, the old Republican thing that's being displaced right now by the populace has gone along with all of this, right, with this $7 trillion budget that faces us. | ||
| And what you just said is just absolutely key for Americans to understand. | ||
| They don't want you in the room. | ||
| room? You're not in the room? Where were you in the room on this Iran transactions, | ||
| on the Russia transactions across the board? Let's go back to Steve | ||
| Bannon's overriding logic that I think is very important because I don't want | ||
| it to turn into ideology. | ||
| And again... Pogue said in the article, Bannon doesn't appear to have any overriding ideology. | ||
| He just appears to love the patriotic Americans and wants to defend them. | ||
| And so all the issues we're talking about that you just mentioned, where the elites are off to war, right, and using our financial system, our military system, the old empires at least used to return something back to the heartland. | ||
| Right, where everybody got better off. | ||
| Right now, that is not happening whatsoever. | ||
| So let's just go through the big issues that the war room has framed over the past four years, and everybody's been on these. | ||
| The economics, then the border invasion, and the never-ending wars. | ||
| And, you know, fourthly, all cloaked within the deep state, as you just mentioned. | ||
| But on the economics side, Roughly speaking, it's a dangerous dance as our economy, the world, the global economic system and the U.S. economy is being used to finance. | ||
| And our Treasury, along with the Federal Reserve, is printing dollars to put pressure on and expand our empire and NATO into next-door neighbors with Russia. | ||
| Russia told us this will not happen. | ||
| So the economic front, the dollar has been absolutely key to our power, to our military might, to New York City being the financial capital of the world. | ||
| But please add to that list, when it comes to the deep state and the three-letter agencies, how do they use economics in ways that the average American just cannot see unless you're in that world? | ||
| Well, we have this big distinction between the American empire and the American homeland. | ||
| And even in this Vanity Fair article, which I think folks at home need to remember, when | ||
| they sent Steve to prison, the prosecutors cited the popularity and distribution and | ||
| reach of War Room in the sentencing memo as a reason that Steve had to be incarcerated. | ||
| They literally cited the fact that he was popular to the people with First Amendment | ||
| protected speech as the reason he had to occupy a jail cell. | ||
| And part of this is because, just like this article that you've been referencing talks | ||
| about, it's because it changes the domestic drivers of foreign policy. | ||
| See, we have this American empire which stretches all around the world. | ||
| We have 800 military bases. | ||
| We have soft power projection into all 190 countries in this blue marble that we occupy. | ||
| And there's a passage also in this piece where it says the G20 IMF, World Bank, NATO, It's not that the U.S. is the biggest stakeholder, as Ben Rhodes is saying. | ||
| They're literally appendages of the United States and our interests in our system. | ||
| When we act as a disruptor of our own empire, the system gets thrown completely out of whack. | ||
| What he's talking about is Steve Bannon disrupting our own empire by getting in the way of a secular, cloistered elite, idyllic visions of their own prophets, Of expanding the American empire at the cost of the American homeland. | ||
| See, we've always had this pact since we became an empire in 1898 when we won the Spanish-American War and we then occupied the Philippines and Cuba and began this process of banana wars into South America. | ||
| And then... | ||
| Later, with the reconstruction of Europe after World War II, we effectively used NATO and the Marshall Fund as a way to gain control over Europe. | ||
| We made a big play for Africa and Southeast Asia. | ||
| There's always been this sort of Reaganite... | ||
| Trickle-down empire-nomics, if you will, that was the promise of why we were doing this all. | ||
| This is why we created a CIA. They talk about these institutions like the IMF, the World Bank, NATO. Well, I would count our intelligence community as one of those world-spanning institutions that cooperate in an almost multi-stakeholder fashion, almost like the World Bank and IMF do. | ||
| But the whole reason we created a department of dirty tricks, the ability to overthrow foreign governments, the ability to control elections and media and unions and civil society organizations in other countries and spending millions or billions of taxpayer dollars to do it. | ||
| USAID is 50 billion alone a year. | ||
| Is because there has been this sort of trickle-down economic theory of doing it, which is that if we overthrow the government of Iran, if we overthrow the government of Ukraine, then we're going to have cheaper gas prices. | ||
| We're going to have cheaper oil prices. | ||
| We're going to be able to have export markets because we'll be able to put pressure on foreign governments to import our goods, to be able to You know, do so at a discounted rate. | ||
| So those export markets will mean that our corporations will be healthy, which means we'll have jobs, which means we'll have 401ks. | ||
| But the problem is, is what happens when that trickle-down stops? | ||
| Mike, let me stop you right there for a break, and we'll be right back. | ||
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Here's your host, Stephen K. Band. | |
| Back in the war room, Dave Brat sitting in for the great Stephen K. Bannon. | ||
| We have a special guest who popped in, particularly relevant to this article in Vanity Fair by Pogue. | ||
| Eric Prince was named as one of the strong voices for a return to a great America, particularly on the military side. | ||
| But Eric Prince has been tying it all together, too. | ||
| the dollar regime, losing the dollars of reserve currency, a return to Jacksonian presidential | ||
| tradition of clearing the decks, which this administration needs to do if we're going | ||
| to get rid of these globalist elites running our country. | ||
| But then finally, his ultimate expertise on the military. | ||
| And so, Eric, I know you've got a chance to look over that article somewhat. | ||
| But they all but admit that Bannon's been right on everything. | ||
| And they want to pivot over to Chris Murphy on the Democrat side of the football. | ||
| They're looking for someone over on that side. | ||
| And of course, Bannon says, unless you're willing to take on illegal immigration, unless | ||
| you're willing to take on the big banks and the financial institutions that have been | ||
| complicit in this globalization with wars, never ending wars, you're fake. | ||
| You're nothing but talk. And so, Eric, please weigh in. | ||
| This show is dedicated to Stephen K. Bannon and the logic he's shown the American people over the past four years along with your help. | ||
| Well, first of all, hoo-yah, we're getting him out on October 29. | ||
| So he'll be back in the saddle soon where he belongs. | ||
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We love you, Dave, but Steve, we miss him. | |
| You can sense the exhaustion of the left because they're just getting their butts kicked in a foreign policy perspective and everything they've come up with Has failed, and there's just exhaustion. | ||
| And you can even see it as recently as this hurricane response in North Carolina. | ||
| What's worked there? | ||
| Starlink, built by Elon Musk, completely private sector, and private charities and private guys showing up with their own four-wheel drives, ATVs, and helicopters. | ||
| And everything that's been screwed up has been the federal government. | ||
| And so amplify that to any other part of the federal government, whether it's the United States Secret Service, that is now nearly missed on two assassination attempts, and not for the flutter of an angel's wings would Donald Trump have been killed. | ||
| And when you look at the military failing in Afghanistan, in Iraq, and their stuff is not working in Ukraine, and they've lost a major seaway To the Hooties, it's just... | ||
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We might have lost him. | |
| I think we lost him. | ||
| Yeah, we lost him. Eric? | ||
| You got me? Are you with us, Eric? | ||
| Dave? Yep, got you back. | ||
| Good. Finish that thought. Yeah, we lost the last sentence. | ||
| Yep. We're suffering from the endless stream. | ||
| It's like the socialist default paradigm of more government, more government control, and more spending is somehow if they just put the right people in charge and spend more money on it, we're going to get there. | ||
| Sadly, we are all suffering from the consequences of that paradigm, and it's going to get worse unless we make a significant course change. | ||
| And that's why I said... He quoted me accurately there, Jacksonian accountability of cleaning out the failed dead wood. | ||
| I'm with Elon Musk. | ||
| Yes, we should take the federal government, the headcount, down by at least 80%, just like he did to Twitter. | ||
| Yep. Yep, absolutely. | ||
| The other major point is that the guy who wrote this piece, James Pogue, he's a fairly decent journalist in terms of giving credit where credit is due, but he just leans left from his origins. | ||
| And so explain to the American people... | ||
| What they use is Biden is a total Atlanticist, right? | ||
| His whole life is buried in these billions and trillions of dollars going overseas to defend this empire. | ||
| And the American people are secondary in that calculation. | ||
| All political views are my own. But explain to the people how a transition can happen. | ||
| It's not like we lose everything immediately and the world goes into crisis. | ||
| Right now, if we decided to make peace between Russia and Ukraine, which Trump would do immediately, we'd save tons of money and we'd save tons of young boys' lives. | ||
| And so, you know, I don't get why the left has such a hard time with this. | ||
| You can move in a position that favors the American people, returning money back to the American people, returning innovation, invention, and small business back to its rightful place in this country, bringing jobs back from China without endangering the global, you know, order of things. We're still the biggest, you know, leader on the block. | ||
| And so explain to the American people how it's not an all or nothing bet like the left wants to make it. | ||
| They're exhausted because the momentum of failure is carrying us into an extreme position of danger. | ||
| But yet, just like if you're in a ship at sea, a sailboat, and I've been there many times, | ||
| that if you make a course change and you trim the sails to a better point of sail, | ||
| things get a whole lot better. | ||
| And that's why elections have consequences. | ||
| And this election must have consequences to change people, to change the paradigm, to put us on the right course. | ||
| You have to save the currency, we have to spend less, and we have to show effectiveness, right? | ||
| The foreign policy of the United States should be that our friends love us, | ||
| our rivals respect us, and our enemies must fear us. | ||
| None of those things are the case right now, because our friends are wondering why the United States continues to commit self-immolation, burning ourselves unnecessarily. | ||
| It's just compounding stupidity. | ||
| Glad to see the left, some of the people on the left, are at least asking questions about how things should or could be different. | ||
| Yeah, just a final shout-out. | ||
| Just give Steve some strong words of encouragement. | ||
| I know you got a heart out right now, but just give a shout-out. | ||
| How key has Stephen Bannon been to leading this new return to American greatness, along with, of course, President Trump? | ||
| I read a quote recently that it said, Leadership points like a needle to the lodestone to the one most qualified to give guidance. | ||
| And that has been Steve. | ||
| He has been right on these issues for a long time, on immigration, on our currency in the economy, and on our credibility and capability as a nation with our military defense. | ||
| So, credit to the lodestone, Steve Bannon. | ||
| Yep, credit to you too, Eric Prince. | ||
| In the article, they seem fearful of returning to what Steve calls tradition and nationalism. | ||
| And so our side, I think, is going to win in the long run here. | ||
| The other side is eroding. | ||
| Eric Prince, thanks for being on The War Room with us. | ||
| God bless you. You betcha, guys. | ||
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See ya. Alright, you bet. | |
| Alright, we've got Jack Poso in the war room. | ||
| I hear he's out on the war path causing some trouble. | ||
| Poso, what news are you bringing us today on the war room? | ||
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Thanks for being with us. Hey, what's going on, man? | |
| So, good morning to the War Room Posse. | ||
| It's wonderful, by the way, that we were able to hold and host War Room there on the grounds, the hallowed grounds of the Miracle Field of Butler, Pennsylvania this past Saturday. | ||
| Tim Poole coming by to power the entire thing with his Cybertruck was just amazing. | ||
| So, shout out to the War Room engine room, all the guys at RAV for putting all that together. | ||
| the Secret Service didn't want us having a gas-powered generator there, so of course | ||
| Tim Poole shows up in his cyber truck. | ||
| So yes, today, this evening, I'll be holding an event with Amy Wax, the sanctioned professor | ||
| over at the University of Pennsylvania for her very, very naughty conservative thoughts. | ||
| And we're going to be doing this in D.C. and the Guardian is very, very upset with me. | ||
| How dare Pesobic bring this professor in? | ||
| How dare Posobiec hold this event? | ||
| Well, guess what? We are holding the event. | ||
| We are going to be there. | ||
| Very proud to be with Amy Wax, with other guests who are there. | ||
| And look, we are going to tell the truth about the information that they don't want coming out there. | ||
| And then, oh, he's so extreme. | ||
| He's so extreme. No, guess what? | ||
| Guess what? Here's the dirty little secret, okay? | ||
| The dirty little secret is they are upset that the movement is returning to Washington, D.C., which presages the Donald Trump victory and the return to D.C. This is what happened in 2016 going into 2017, that just prior, whenever we would hold events in D.C., they would all lose their minds. | ||
| They're doxing our location. | ||
| They're trying to go after us. Bring it on. | ||
| Bring it on. We've got great security. | ||
| We're vetting everybody who comes in, so please bring it on. | ||
| Just like Donald Trump when he was up there going back to Butler said, you want to kill me? | ||
| Here I am. I'm right here. | ||
| So we don't have any problem whatsoever. | ||
| This movement is ascendant. | ||
| This movement is here. | ||
| You've been trying to get rid of me now for eight years. | ||
| I'm not going anywhere. | ||
| This movement isn't going anywhere. | ||
| We're coming back to D.C. New management is coming up. | ||
| And by the way, we've got the new book and I've got the copy of it right here. | ||
| Bulletproof. First copies just in. | ||
| All about their security failures. | ||
| Go get it. That they left the door open. | ||
| They left the door open in Butler. | ||
| And then they let a guy crawl into his golf course. | ||
| A Ukrainian foreign fighter. | ||
| Very interesting. We've got him right here on the back. | ||
| I just got these yesterday. It's very glossy. | ||
| The covers came out great, by the way. | ||
| And Donald Trump Jr., Donald Trump Jr. | ||
| writing the foreword for this. | ||
| Very important book to get this everywhere because this information includes, by the way, an investigative report that we've put together hiring our own private investigators because I don't trust the federal government, all right? | ||
| I don't trust them. | ||
| I don't think anybody trusts them to give us the facts out there. | ||
| We are putting it together ourselves. | ||
| That's where the proceeds of this book go to, the new citizen investigation into what went on. | ||
| Great. Back with Jack Posobiec after the break. | ||
| Going to do a shout out to Steve Bannon. | ||
| The whole show is dedicated to Steve. | ||
| Back with Jack. Stay tuned. | ||
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Here's your host, Stephen K. Bannon. | |
| Back in the war room, Dave Brat sitting in with the great Stephen K. Bannon. | ||
| Mike Benz might be calling back in in a few, but we have Jack Poso with us, Posobiec. | ||
| Great piece in Vanity Fair by a journalist, James Pogue. | ||
| Everybody ought to read it. | ||
| He probably still leans left. | ||
| He's hoping that a Democrat comes up and grabs the mantle that he sees as a giant opening. | ||
| He admits along with many other experts that there is a giant opening for someone to come in and seize the high moral ground, a return to traditional thought, a return to love for country. | ||
| A return to getting rid of empire, right? | ||
| And just going back to being the USA and everything that means for the people back in the heartland, right? | ||
| Not everything is focused abroad. | ||
| So let me read one quote. | ||
| This is from the Vanity Fair article from Ben Rhodes, one of the chief architects of the global order under Obama. | ||
| I think the innovation of Bannon, that Bannon advanced, He said it's forced the left to become defenders of the very institutions they're supposed to be skeptical of, like the CIA and the broader intelligence community, like NATO. We're propping up structures that our constituencies are skeptical of, and it's an uncomfortable place to be. | ||
| And in closing, you get a sense of the defeatism. | ||
| You know, Ben's in a t-shirt at Starbucks with the reporter and all that, and that's fine and dandy. | ||
| At the end of our conversation, no one asked him for an autograph or to share a selfie. | ||
| No one would have guessed that just a few years ago, his job had been to keep the whole thing from spinning out of control. | ||
| And unfortunately for our country, it is spinning out of control. | ||
| We're bankrupt. | ||
| This global regime has cost us everything. | ||
| We're $35 trillion in debt. | ||
| We printed $9 trillion in money out of the Federal Reserve. | ||
| The Federal Reserve validated and bankrolled all of it. | ||
| They are responsible for the war. | ||
| And morally, everyone involved here is responsible for a million dead Ukrainian boys, dead and injured Ukrainian boys. | ||
| Anyone that was in on this globalist cabal has blood all over their hands, from Houthis in the Red Sea, from propping up Iran, who's sworn to take us out and to take Israel out, and we're sending them billions of dollars. | ||
| None of this passes the common sense test to anyone here in this country. | ||
| And so Jack Posobiec is with us. | ||
| He's a master teacher on exactly this topic. | ||
| Posobiec, we're going back and, you know, giving Bannon his due for being the leader of this, you know, a decade ago, and then President Trump along with him. | ||
| And what's your play call on this? | ||
| Is our campaign on this side of the football going hard enough on these globalist issues like they did in 16 when they had the win? | ||
| Well, I do think that it could be a little bit stronger. | ||
| I do think that there is a lot of focus, of course, I understand, on the kitchen table issues of we're going to make groceries more affordable. | ||
| We are going to deport the migrants, and this is going to help with housing. | ||
| This is going to help with relieving pressure on jobs and low-wage income and working-class incomes, etc, etc. | ||
| And all of this is true. It'll also help with crime. | ||
| It'll help with areas that have been blighted by these massive influxes of Haitians, | ||
| like Springfield, Ohio and in southwestern Pennsylvania. | ||
| But at the same time, I do think that the broader moral brushstrokes could be painted a little bit more | ||
| of this understanding of, we remember President Trump when he spoke in 2016, | ||
| down there at his speech at the Mayflower, saying we will no longer surrender this country and its people | ||
| there at his speech at the Mayflower saying we will no longer surrender this | ||
| country and its people to the false song of globalism and the nation-state | ||
| to the false song of globalism. | ||
| And the nation-state remains the best entity for the safety and security of the people. | ||
| remains the best entity for the safety and security of the people. We must | ||
| remember that we are nation-states first. We are not global empires. In fact, if you | ||
| go back to 1776, there's a view that you can take of it where the United States | ||
| being founded as a nation-state was the founding fathers pulling the colonies | ||
| right at the time 13 colonies out of the global system at the time which was the | ||
| British Empire and you can go read Adam Smith you can go read all of this and | ||
| wealth of nations is essentially an economics trade balance sheet | ||
| for the British Empire. | ||
| It comes out in the same year, 1776. | ||
| And he's walking you through the global economy. | ||
| And at one point he mentions that there's some troubles in the colonies right now, but I'm not sure if anything will come of it. | ||
| He actually says that in the book. | ||
| So he's talking about how the global economy worked under the British Empire and what the Founding Fathers understood. | ||
| And yes, of course, through the Constitution, the Federalist Papers, etc., etc., but go back. | ||
| These guys were economists. | ||
| These guys were top members of business. | ||
| They were top elites. The Founding Fathers understood that if we wanted a piece of the pie for ourselves, if we wanted to control our own pie, control our own destiny, then being a subsidiary colony Of the globalist overlords of London would never allow that to take place. | ||
| We needed to have our own ownership of our own land and our own people. | ||
| That's what the founding of the United States was for. | ||
| The Constitution is the blueprint for a nation state, not for an international government. | ||
| And of course, you go around Washington, D.C., and I know you're there now, Dave, and I go around all the time, and these guys don't understand that. | ||
| They want us to be the global government. | ||
| Go down to Georgetown. Go down to Foggy Bottom. | ||
| That's exactly how they think about it. | ||
| They don't care about the people in Appalachia. | ||
| They care about the people that are on the other side of the Khyber Pass and they care about – and they're very concerned about the Donbass and the Tsar's forces marching through and which side of the Dnieper River. | ||
| And it was both sides of the aisle, by the way. | ||
| And Trump was the disruptor who came in and upset this apple cart. | ||
| And that's why it doesn't surprise me for one second that someone who was directly tied | ||
| to the Ukrainian foreign fighters, someone who directly appears, the story that I broke, | ||
| appeared in a video for the CIA backed Azov battalion, this assassination battalion right | ||
| there in Ukraine, would then come back and use some of the TTPs, the tactics, techniques | ||
| and procedures that he learned in Ukraine to try to kill President Trump. | ||
| And I know that the election is going on, but on November 14th, Ryan Wesley Routh is | ||
| going to appear in Judge Cannon's courtroom down there in that, I think it's the Miami | ||
| District of Federal Court. | ||
| And this is information that we need to get out. | ||
| And the federal government, by the way, is trying to cover this up because the DOJ is pushing it back saying, oh, we got too much data. | ||
| This guy's got six cell phones. | ||
| This guy's running around. | ||
| Think of it. Taiwan, Istanbul, Kiev, Ukraine, the Donbass, Azov Battalion. | ||
| How exactly is this guy able to travel to all these places when we're told he doesn't have any money? | ||
| And oh, by the way, he's a convicted felon and he's got all this money, he's got all these weapons. | ||
| No, it's very clear that this guy is tied to some very dark and shady connections both to the national security state as well as these globalist machinations that have gone on. | ||
| And that's why you got Zelensky out there this morning, by the way, talking ceasefire. | ||
| You know why? Because Zelensky's probably looking at Kamala's internals, too, saying, wait a minute, and he just had the meeting with Trump last week at Trump Tower right before the J.D. Vance debate, which was also in New York. | ||
| He can see which way the wind is blowing. | ||
| But what's interesting right now is that Zelensky and Donald Trump both are on the same side when it at least comes to one thing, because the Azov battalion wants to kill them both if they don't keep the war going. | ||
| Yep. Jack, one of the funniest lines, the NATO meetings are going on with all of our betters, right? | ||
| These elitists with the coiffed hairdos and trillion dollar suits over in Europe, right? | ||
| And this guy says, when Biden introduced Zelensky as Putin, the whole room gasped and everybody knew it was all over. | ||
| So some moments just come down to, right? | ||
| I mean, it's just exposed. | ||
| The emperor has no clothes at the global level. | ||
| And I want to go right back there with you. | ||
| I think you're exactly right. | ||
| We're focusing on kitchen table issues, which are key. | ||
| Immigration, right? So it lowers the wage rates of the black, brown, blue collar workers. | ||
| The drug problem is huge. | ||
| And that's what we're seeing in all the Philadelphia wards. | ||
| Go look at the Philadelphia Inquirer article of the working class wards in Philly. | ||
| And it's up. | ||
| It's up our way due to those kitchen tables issues. | ||
| But go back up because Bannon and the emotion that he would just erupt. | ||
| And so the $20 million coming in. | ||
| You know, it's scripted. | ||
| It's intentional. But behind it all is this global order, right? | ||
| The open society and its enemies. | ||
| It was first Karl Popper, a philosopher way back. | ||
| But then Soros, the open society, these globalists, give people the thunder and what's really behind this. | ||
| It's not the old red-blue, you know, Democrat-Republican thing. | ||
| The billionaires are running it. | ||
| Yep, go ahead, Jack. What you do is you start importing foreigners. | ||
| By the way, this is the same thing the Han Chinese are doing in Tibet, just in reverse, because they're bringing the Han Chinese into Tibet. | ||
| They're doing the same thing in Xinjiang, which I've traveled to as well. | ||
| Again, these are occupied countries that are now being placed with foreigners. | ||
| They're destabilizing the bonds of community. | ||
| They're destabilizing the bonds of neighborhoods. | ||
| They want to destabilize churches. | ||
| They want to destabilize all of these civic and religious institutions That build up the backbone of what creates a society. | ||
| Why? Because they want to break down your spirit, because they want to destabilize you, because they don't want you believing in first principles. | ||
| They don't want you believing in your outmoded religious beliefs. | ||
| That's why church attendance is way down from where it was in the 1990s. | ||
| That's why all of these things, church rates are down, divorce rates are up, fertility rates are down. | ||
| Again, it all points to this destabilization that we are seeing. | ||
| And I want people to understand that this was all done by design because they want to turn you into a renter class. | ||
| And as Steve would tell us, they don't want us owning anything. | ||
| They don't want us controlling anything. | ||
| They don't want us to have our own pie. | ||
| They look at countries like an economic And so if they can import cheap foreign labor, they're going to do that. | ||
| They're using the Haitians the same way they're using the Chinese Lao Bajang, by the way, because they're bringing the Haitians in and they're paying them under the table and they're using government to subsidize the costs and then giving the profits to the business. | ||
| So you've got this unholy relationship between the Chamber of Commerce and between the left-wing social justice NGOs, which, by the way, as a Catholic, you know, I got my rosary right here. | ||
| I got my St. Michael rosary. | ||
| But at the same time, Catholic Charities has played a huge role in this and Lutheran Charities and so many of the others. | ||
| And we're going to have to go after these groups because you are taking the names of good religious organizations and you're becoming left-wing activists in part of this. | ||
| And what they're doing is they've created a shadow job market, Dave. | ||
| And so the shadow job market shows this is why if you're in Springfield, if you're working with one of these Japanese auto parts stores or one of these big global conglomerates that's coming into these areas, the local citizens can't find the jobs because they work with recruiters and they work with these firms that deliberately hide the jobs and only show them to the migrants. | ||
| Why? Because they know they don't have to pay them as much. | ||
| And they don't need to give them benefits because they're all in government benefits. | ||
| And oh, by the way, on the back end, they're probably getting federal tax credits for hiring migrants to begin with. | ||
| And again, these aren't even legals. | ||
| They just came in because they tapped a little button on the CBP1 app that says, I'm an asylum relief agent. | ||
| So of course, of course, if you have trillions and trillions of dollars riding on the line, if this has been your plan for decades and Donald Trump comes up, hypothetically, hypothetically, you can't censor him. | ||
| You can't arrest him. You can't put him in jail. | ||
| What's the last thing left? | ||
| What's the last thing left? | ||
| And that is what the Bulletproof Project is all about. | ||
| Wow. Yep. Jack Posobiec, we're going to hold you over the break, Jack. | ||
| Come back with a hair more on the never-ending wars, the third-legged stool at the war room, and then a general shout-out to what Steve Bannon has done for this great country. | ||
| Back with Jack Posobiec after the break, and then Todd Benzman on immigration as well. | ||
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Here's your host, Stephen K. Band. | |
| Back in the war room, Dave Brat sitting in for the great Stephen K. Bannon. | ||
| We still have Jack Posobiec with us. | ||
| The three legs of the stool in the war room have always been the economic piece. | ||
| And what Steve Bannon means by that is not just GDP growth and inflation now. | ||
| People are saying it's down 2%. | ||
| Well, yeah, it's down to 2%, but prices are still going up by 2%. | ||
| So they went up 25%. | ||
| Now they're up 2% more, so they're up 27%. | ||
| So I'm not feeling the joy in my heart over that statistic. | ||
| And the mainstream media has no curiosity about any of this or reporting any of the damage it's going to do to the next generation of kids who have to pay off the $50 trillion in debt by the end of the budget cycle. | ||
| That does not include Social Security and Medicare, and that jacks you up to about $150 trillion dollars. | ||
| So it's insurmountable. | ||
| We're going to have to restructure the country in many significant ways. | ||
| So Jack Posobiec and Mike Benz have led us through kind of the globalist empire's approach to economics, using finance to fund the endless wars, to put pressure on other countries, to poke the Russian bear in the gut for no apparent reason other than creating wars and a war machine. | ||
| And the third light of the stool where Jack is the master is the endless wars. | ||
| And so Jack, we're engaged in about four wars right now. | ||
| All the resources and energy are being used on three. | ||
| And China and Taiwan are getting into a mini brawl right now. | ||
| And that's the one that counts. | ||
| If we lose those sea lanes... | ||
| And there's got to be some way of managing this without the globalist elites. | ||
| They've messed it all up. | ||
| We have the Monroe Doctrine over here, so we can be respectful of China and their power and position. | ||
| But we need to also make it clear that those sea lanes, our international waters, and Taiwan and the chips there are not going to be attacked any time soon. | ||
| And so, Jack, give us the endless wars third leg to the stool on the war room. | ||
| Well, if you want to protect Taiwan, if that's something you're focused on, and the sea lines of communication, those sea lines, those trade routes that go right by Taiwan, right down through the South China Sea, right into this trade of Malacca, you're talking about the global trade routes. | ||
| That's why we've got our bases in Yakuska. | ||
| That's why when I served in the Navy, I went through Yakuska, went through Guam, went through all of it. | ||
| To go through all of this, look, you have to understand that any fight in China is going to be a sea fight. | ||
| And the Chinese understand this as well. | ||
| And so the main thing to understand is if you are concerned about Taiwan and Taiwan's | ||
| position, if you're concerned about maintaining the global balance of power, then why would | ||
| you be going so deeply into these Middle Eastern wars? | ||
| Why would you be going so deeply into a land war in Eurasia right now in the killing fields | ||
| in Ukraine and Russia? | ||
| President Trump understands as he says, no, there is no benefit. | ||
| There is no benefit to continuing the war. | ||
| That's what he said to Zelensky. | ||
| That's what he said again and again in these public statements where he directed towards | ||
| Putin of course. | ||
| He wants to end this thing. | ||
| And Putin, for everything everyone said about him when he did that interview with Tucker Carlson, he's at least begun offering some terms. | ||
| He used that interview as a way to offer terms. | ||
| J.D. Vance has a plan out there for potentially bringing this thing to an end. | ||
| It seems like all the major players in there are realizing that there ain't any more juice left in this thing. | ||
| But what you have is one option of Kamala Harris, who has stated she wants war with Iran. | ||
| She said, what is the number one threat to the United States? | ||
| She's full-throated, says it's Iran. | ||
| That's what she wants to go in. | ||
| I'm looking at myself going, and this is what Steve Bannon taught us. | ||
| This is the Nikki Haley line. | ||
| This is the John McCain line. | ||
| This is what all those people were saying before. | ||
| They always wanted this massive Middle Eastern war with Iran. | ||
| And by the way, Iran is not Iraq. | ||
| Iran is not Afghanistan. | ||
| They have a serious military. | ||
| They have two militaries, by the way. | ||
| Plus, they have ways to attack us in the backfield and potentially all these assassins they're sending after President Trump. | ||
| And so they have to understand, if Bannon understands this, that to maintain the global... | ||
| Maintain the global balance of power. | ||
| You need peace through savagery. | ||
| You need credible peace deals as well as credible strength around the world to reach out and strike someone if you need to. | ||
| That's why they're terrified of the disruptor of President Trump to come in because he is going to stop the global military-industrial complex. | ||
| Amen, brother Jack. | ||
| Thanks for preaching every day. | ||
| Thanks for saving the country and thanks for being with us in the war room today, Jack. | ||
| We got Lara Logan. This is the starting A-plus crew we got with us today. | ||
| Welcome to the war room, Lara Logan. | ||
| You with us? I'm with you. | ||
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I'm with you, Dave. Awesome. | |
| Laura's been touring the world, saving the United States, doing what she does best as well. | ||
| Laura, we've gone through a very thought-provoking article that basically says Bannon, Stephen Bannon, was the architect of all the things that are happening right now in the world, right? | ||
| and the three on the war room have always been the economic, the globalist economic | ||
| war using the Federal Reserve and Treasury to finance capital flows all over the world | ||
| to fight our Atlanticist dreamers. | ||
| And then secondly, the border invasion we covered loosely with Jack. | ||
| And then finally, the endless wars. | ||
| So if you can put a final bow on the package, the final fourth piece is more illusory. | ||
| But I wanted you to come on. | ||
| We're talking to the mainstream press right now, MSNBC, Joy, Morning Joe and Mika and | ||
| the Democrat voter who is not happy that we've killed and maimed a million people, young | ||
| boys in Ukraine. | ||
| There are a lot of Americans that have a soul. | ||
| They believe in God. | ||
| They know right from wrong in the in this US global empire is slaughtering innocent | ||
| people. | ||
| And so please explain to these folks sitting at home, making up their mind. | ||
| All political views are my own. | ||
| But these are just the murder. | ||
| Going back to Abraham, you shall not murder, you shall not take the blood of a man or a woman because I created them. | ||
| I created them in my own image. | ||
| Laura, I just saw we're coming right up on a break. | ||
| And so I'll come to you right in about 20 seconds when this segment ends. | ||
| But Laura Logan is the best in the world at tying together and connecting the dots like Steve Bannon. | ||
| And Laura, this show we're dedicating to Steve Bannon, who set up this logic and who, along with Donald Trump, had the courage to implement this in 16. | ||
| And we had peace and prosperity four years ago. | ||
| So, right back after the break. | ||
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