June 28, 2025 - Bannon's War Room
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| It's garbage day in Kentucky. | ||
| And thanks to Mitch McConnell, things have gotten dirty. | ||
| The bluegrass state is sick and tired of cleaning up career politicians' messes. | ||
| I'm Nate Morris, a Trump America first conservative, and I'm here to take out the trash. | ||
| I'm a ninth generation Kentuckian, born to a single mom on food stamps, raised in a union household. | ||
| I'm the product of bluegrass grit. | ||
| I borrowed 10 grand to start a business, created thousands of jobs, and took it public, valued at $2 billion as one of the biggest trash companies in America. | ||
| So I know a little bit about garbage. | ||
| And Mitch McConnell, he's trash Trump. | ||
| And for over 40 years, he's been dumping on us. | ||
| Amnesty for millions of illegals. | ||
| Rhino judges in courtrooms across America, joining Democrats on gun control. | ||
| Billions spent on Ukraine and other foreign wars. | ||
| And trillions more on Biden's massive spending bill. | ||
| All while becoming one of the richest senators in Washington. | ||
| And now he's going to quit and thinks he can stick us with one of his puppets instead. | ||
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My mentor, leader Mitch McConnell, I'm with him because his legacy is big. | |
| Senator Mitch McConnell, and it's been a great privilege and honor to know him, and I'm proud to call him a friend. | ||
| I'm proud to call him a mentor. | ||
| He'll betray President Trump and sell us out. | ||
| Not on my watch. | ||
| We've let the garbage pile up in Washington, D.C. for far too long. | ||
| I'm running for Senate to help President Trump clean up the mess. | ||
| I'm not a politician, and I've never run for office. | ||
| And I will never stop fighting for the place that made me the man I am today. | ||
| I'm Nate Morris. | ||
| Let's dump career politicians and take out the trash in Washington. | ||
| This is the final scream of a dying regime. | ||
| Pray for our enemies because we're going to medieval on these people. | ||
| Here's not got a free shot at all these networks lying about the people. | ||
| The people have had a belly full of it. | ||
| I know you don't like hearing that. | ||
| I know you 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. | ||
| 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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Waru, here's your host, Stephen K. Battle. | |
| What a better way to kick off Big Beautiful Bill weekend. | ||
| We're going to see the sausage being made. | ||
| Some you're going to like and a lot you're not than a throwdown against Minch McConnell and the whole mentality there. | ||
| That's Nate Morris. | ||
| If you go give him a follow on Twitter or go check out his website, make sure you check it out. | ||
| He is going to be up on Breitbart Radio, I think, at the 12 o'clock hour with the great Matt Boyle. | ||
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| reviews are absolutely incredible uh taj thank you so much and thank you for your comments and working through that op-ed uh with you and all your buddies appreciate you and let you go back to work taj either shooting something up on a saturday or he's working thank you brother appreciate you uh bo french and this guy i want to get kurt mills up here and and folks just i want to let folks know the old parlor tricks of the jihadist and uh and even the Israel First Community, both of them, are not going to work anymore. | ||
| The parlor tricks in the old playbook are not going to work. | ||
| Telling folks that they're anti-Muslim or anti-Semites because you have to have a discussion about these things, the American people are going to have a discussion, okay? | ||
| And the American people are going to come to some conclusions and decisions about what is right for the United States of America and what is right for American citizens, both living and in future generations. | ||
| We owe that to everybody that came before us. | ||
| And Bo French is down there and done such an amazing job in Tarrant County. | ||
| I mean, we've turned Texas around. | ||
| Now, I realize we've got these huge fights going on, but hey, Trump won by 14 points. | ||
| Even the unlikable Ted Cruz won by nine because of this. | ||
| And now they're calling him an anti-Muslim and anti-Semite because he's talking about some issues down there. | ||
| And this ties back to this dance called well op-ed in the Washington Post. | ||
| What in the hell are we spread all over hell's half acre in the Middle East with 50,000 troops that are used as human shields? | ||
| That's why they're there. | ||
| They're there because they're human shields. | ||
| Anytime something comes up, he says, well, you got to protect the troops. | ||
| You guys say, well, hang on for a second. | ||
| Why do we have them in all these bases in Iraq? | ||
| What the hell? | ||
| They're up in Syria. | ||
| Why are they all over? | ||
| Why are we in cutter? | ||
| Those guys punch way above their waist now. | ||
| They get big militaries. | ||
| We can have expeditionary forces. | ||
| You just saw Trump drop the hammer. | ||
| When you need to drop the hammer, drop the hammer. | ||
| This is why we need to build up the Navy, right? | ||
| We don't need all of these ground troops everywhere. | ||
| And for Bo French down in Texas, I'm announcing right now, Bo is going to be on the show on Monday, and we're going to go through this. | ||
| But the old parlor trick of he's anti-Muslim, he's anti-Semitic, that's not going to work anymore. | ||
| People are tired of it. | ||
| And they're tired of like, we're Americans. | ||
| We can't have conversations about this stuff. | ||
| That all somebody calls names. | ||
| We don't care. | ||
| You can call any name in the book. | ||
| America First Movement does not care. | ||
| This is the reason President Trump won in 1916, won in 20, and came back and won in 24. | ||
| And now you see his agenda is being executed, right? | ||
| We've got tenacity and resilience. | ||
| And we're not falling for the old parlor tricks. | ||
| I'm telling you, I've been up here for a couple of days to go through this situation in New York City. | ||
| And I will just tell you, folks, when you look at the data and you look at the analysis and you look at who's supporting people and how it's coming in, people can receive, you've got all these American First, can't MAGA come and save us? | ||
| Can't we come and save you? | ||
| You sow the wind, you're going to reap the whirlwind. | ||
| You sow the wind, you're going to reap the whirlwind. | ||
| And don't be reaching out to MAGA and don't be wanting to MAGA to come and save us. | ||
| Okay? | ||
| What MAGA wants to do and American Force needs to do is to save this republic, the greatest country in the history of mankind. | ||
| And on that, we're relentless. | ||
| And we're going to have a debate and a discussion about every topic of our national security and our foreign policy. | ||
| And if certain elements don't like it, like Tel Aviv, Levin, and that crowd, well, you know what? | ||
| Too damn bad. | ||
| Okay? | ||
| You can whine, throw your toys out of the crib at Pram, and you can, you know, say all this, and they're terrible people. | ||
| Well, hey, you can say what you want, but we're going to have a debate on this, and this policy is going to get set right. | ||
| Kurt Miller, this thing happened down in Texas right now. | ||
| I told you something right in Texas. | ||
| And Beau French, who is as good a man as you can possibly get, and done so much to sort that situation out in Tarrant County and turn that state around. | ||
| And Glenn Story and that crowd down there, the Patriot Mobile guys, to have them be attacked and they'll be attacked by Texas politicians that are running. | ||
| You know, a lot of the gutless Texas politicians allowed this situation to develop. | ||
| And why is Texas overrun with illegal aliens and the Republican Party's in control? | ||
| We're going to go through it all and we're going to name names. | ||
| And there's nothing you can do to stop us. | ||
| How about that? | ||
| Even better. | ||
| Because we don't need your support. | ||
| We don't need your financial support. | ||
| We don't need your political support. | ||
| We don't need your cultural support. | ||
| We don't need it. | ||
| And that's what you folks hate. | ||
| Kurt Mills, this situation, Dan Caldwell wrote an amazing piece in the post and kind of lays it out there. | ||
| And this is the reason Dan Caldwell's on the Pentagon. | ||
| He actually asked some questions about things that we have to think through. | ||
| Just walk me through this logic of why we're in this basis. | ||
| Why do we have all these troops throughout the Middle East that are immediately what happens? | ||
| It's not enough to make any impact. | ||
| It's just enough to be there and use as human shields and hostages when the balloon goes up, sir. | ||
| Yeah, no, it's always the rationale that's cited when there's an acute crisis. | ||
| We have to send in troops to protect the troops. | ||
| I would say that the main three reasons why we have this vast constellation of bases overseas, which I think very few Americans are actually aware of, of how wide the dragnet is, how fierce the military presence around the world is in their name, is threefold. | ||
| One, the empire the U.S. has maintained since the end of World War II and into the Cold War. | ||
| Two, the protection, specifically in the Middle East of the state of Israel. | ||
| And three, the sort of mission creep of the Global War on Terror. | ||
| And you could argue the second and third are pretty related. | ||
| The reality is that when anything ever pops off, these bases invariably become potential targets. | ||
| Now, in the Iranian crisis, the Iranians signaled that they would fire missiles at these bases and the bases were quickly evacuated. | ||
| But it hasn't always been the case. | ||
| I mean, you got to rewind five years ago to the Salamani crisis when President Trump assassinated Qasem Salamani. | ||
| In that case, it was a lot closer. | ||
| People could have been injured. | ||
| People actually were injured. | ||
| People could have been killed. | ||
| And there's ample evidence the government actually swept under the rug the injuries that were suffered by U.S. service personnel in the region. | ||
| So these remain basically elective extreme vulnerability for America. | ||
| No, and in the Salomani situation, President Trump, and that's part of his whole thing of taking out the nuclear threat and all of it. | ||
| Salomani was looked at, as President Trump says, like the patent of the Revolutionary Guard or the MacArthur. | ||
| And at the moment they had been working on this, and the moment President Trump made the decision as the commander-in-chief, Netanyahu backed out. | ||
| Don't ask me, ask President Trump. | ||
| Netanyahu backed out. | ||
| Always stuck under his crawl, that he had to go it alone after all that time. | ||
| You're either an ally or you're either ally or you're a protectorate. | ||
| And we've got to be blunt about this. | ||
| We have to have an adult conversation. | ||
| Israel's a protectorate, not an ally. | ||
| As a protectorate, there's a different set of rules, right? | ||
| One set of rules is not doing what you just did, gun-decking information to make your own case for what you're in. | ||
| Wasn't that the purpose of the exercise? | ||
| That was the purpose of the exercise. | ||
| He almost got removed a couple days before the urgent event about their nuclear power program, which was our nuclear weapons program, which was a bald-faced lie. | ||
| And now he's thinking about the Washington Post reporting. | ||
| He's going to call an election because that was the purpose of the exercise, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| Well, President Trump put it to bed because he obliterated whatever program they had, he obliterated. | ||
| It's annihilated. | ||
| 12-day war is over. | ||
| Time to move on. | ||
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Here's your host, Stephen K. Mann. | |
| Okay, the Senate is going to, as we know, reconvene at 2 p.m. | ||
| on all of our streaming platforms. | ||
| We're going to be up and try to cover this galvo to gavo as you guys, and you'll be, the chats will be open. | ||
| I'll be jumping in and out. | ||
| And if anything big happens, maybe we even cut the cameras on and we'll let it roll. | ||
| Not like last week, that was very formal. | ||
| We came back at 5 o'clock and watched that. | ||
| It was pretty extraordinary, folks. | ||
| I want to thank everybody that joined us and supported the broadcast last week. | ||
| The problem at the Treasury is there's an issue about selling long-term bonds. | ||
| By the way, the Japanese have this problem. | ||
| I think the Germans got this problem. | ||
| A lot of the industrial West has this problem right now because people are kind of the bondholders, going out 20 and 30 years. | ||
| If interest rates change or things change, the face amount, the ability to resell the bond, particularly however the interest rate is attached to that bond, you could lose 50 percent of your value. | ||
| Remember, on the Treasury, at the Federal Reserve right now on the balance sheet, they have a trillion dollars of unrealized losses because they bought these bonds under Biden's term at low interest rates and interest rates have popped, so the value of the bond has gone down. | ||
| A trillion dollars of unrealized losses. | ||
| In these banks, this is all this whole thing about, you remember the Silicon Valley Bank was about holding these bonds that had dropped in value in the face amount of it, that you could resell it, right, at 50 cents on the dollar, but it was unrealized because you hadn't actually sold it. | ||
| This is what this issue is with now about the ability to issue long-term bonds to finance the government. | ||
| We're going to get into that. | ||
| The debt ceiling is part of this whole Big Beautiful bill. | ||
| There's going to be a hot debate on that, I'm sure, over the next couple of days. | ||
| The best way to understand it, I think, is go to birchgold.com slash bannon, the end of the dollar empire. | ||
| What we tried to do, or what we did, is to walk through all of it, debt, deficits, prime reserve currency, to give you a primer to make sure that you can understand the nomenclature and some of the terms, and just so you can get out there, because to get a mental map, you just got to do it over and over and over again. | ||
| End of the Dollar Empire, very proud of the work there. | ||
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| We're going to have a whole team down there, Philip Patrick and team. | ||
| But get to know Philip Patrick. | ||
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| You do that. | ||
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| They're the best guys to handle all of your questions. | ||
| Kurt Mills. | ||
| Part of this is that we've got a hemispheric defense, and right now you don't have an NDA. | ||
| The defense budget is out of whack with what President Trump's hemispheric defense is. | ||
| And it has to be, it's more of a naval strategy. | ||
| And I don't say that as a former naval officer. | ||
| It just makes sense on this hemispheric defense, particularly with the vast Pacific up in Greenland, the Panama Canal, to kind of hermetically seal the United States. | ||
| Part of the hermetically sealed is you got to have anti-ballistic missile or you have what Israel has. | ||
| Although in Israel's case, and this is one of the reasons I'm so upset about Netanyahu starting this war, he did not have the ability to defend the people. | ||
| Forget the fact he didn't have the offensive capability to take out the nuclear power, the nuclear weapons program, both the science and the industrial production. | ||
| But he didn't have the chance to defend it. | ||
| Right now, it's coming out that our Patriot missiles, batteries, FADS, I think we've used up 25% of the FADS at almost a cost of a billion dollars that we had some. | ||
| And if that's all worked out in advance and people are agreeing to that and we understand what you're going to do and it's for action on emergency, that's one thing. | ||
| To understand that the urgency was his own political situation in Israel that now it's becoming very evident he's running around and wants to call a new election because his popularity is up because the Persians have been taken care of. | ||
| Walk me through that. | ||
| Walk me through like our immediately jumping into the defense of the situation and you've got all these bases all over. | ||
| We need a serious rethink in the Middle East. | ||
| And I mean even with the Gulf Emirates, we need to rethink the entire region, figure out what we need as a footprint there because I tell you what, Navy submarines hanging off the South the North Arabian Sea, dropping some cruise missile hits, and the Air Force coming in and pounding out of nowhere seems to me to be a pretty effective expeditionary force capability, does it not, sir? | ||
| Yeah, I mean, it's fairly extraordinary. | ||
| I mean, I'm not sure that American people have ever actually had this conversation. | ||
| I mean, maybe not until Donald Trump came down the escalator 10 years ago. | ||
| Does the U.S. even really want this empire? | ||
| I mean, does the average guy owning a condo in West Memphis, Arkansas, understand that there are missile systems, defense systems being endlessly deployed to Israel? | ||
| Does he understand that President Biden was the one that originally made that decision? | ||
| Does he understand that U.S. troops could be killed when the Iranians fire retaliatory missiles? | ||
| I mean, have these conversations ever really been had on the main airwaves of the U.S. or in presidential debates? | ||
| And I think that, you know, like all empires that come to a crisis point, we're about to have it. | ||
| And I think it's a question of whether or not we can save the empire, save the republic in some form, or we're just going to go out in the blaze of glory. | ||
| I mean, a lot of the arguments being made here are very tragically redolent of World War I, where they'll say, well, the Iranians are allies of the Chinese. | ||
| That's true. | ||
| Ally is a very loose term. | ||
| I mean, notice that the Chinese didn't exactly come to the Iranians' defenses, nor did the Russians when this crisis broke off. | ||
| But yes, they're in a loose partnership. | ||
| And the argument is that whenever the Iranians are attacked, that's a sort of a win vis-a-vis China. | ||
| It's the exact same argument that some made that the Germans needed to attack France in order to beat Russia. | ||
| But of course, if the Germans had to do it all over again, they wouldn't fight a two-front war or a three-front war. | ||
| And that's exactly what we're lining up here. | ||
| The military installations themselves are just A, targets, B, highly expensive. | ||
| The Thad missiles themselves, which are basically the interceptors over Israel that, again, President Biden sent these people over, sent the troops to man them, are just sitting ducks if anything really, really goes wrong. | ||
| And yes, the war was a 12-day war. | ||
| Yes, it was a prudent decision to end it by President Trump. | ||
| But there's going to be back reporting on this, such as were the Israelis running out of interceptors? | ||
| Were the Israelis covering up how significant the damage was by the Iranians? | ||
| And I think as that comes out and potentially could come out before Netanyahu calls an election, it's going to raise some real questions. | ||
| And then if we do episode two of this, we're looking at way, way, way more U.S. commitment than happened in this one episode, which was dangerous enough. | ||
| No, I think President Trump, that's why he's so definitive, I believe, about 12-day war, sent him in there, death blow, annihilated, obliterated, move on. | ||
| And now he's, you know, he's, and look, the Ayatollah, these people are crazy. | ||
| The Ayatollah, if the Iranian people, the Persians overthrew him tomorrow, I think it'd be fantastic. | ||
| These are bad ombres. | ||
| They've destroyed Persia. | ||
| They've destroyed the Persian people. | ||
| But it's up to the Persian people to decide they've had enough. | ||
| These top-down decapitations, like in Iraq, look at the agony. | ||
| Look at all the salesmanship that went into the Iraq war. | ||
| Look at the horrible decisions that were made on bald-faced lies. | ||
| This is not misinterpretation of information. | ||
| People make that. | ||
| Smart people sometimes make horrible decisions on the information they had at the time. | ||
| That's just human nature, and that's also history. | ||
| Iraq and the situation here are not that. | ||
| These are bald-faced lies to basically suck the American people into doing something that's against the interests of the United States of America, her sovereignty, her greatness, and the American people. | ||
| That's why we have to have an adult conversation. | ||
| And the Iraq war is very relevant here. | ||
| We're not going to let that happen again. | ||
| And so that's why you have to have these conversations and look at all the information. | ||
| And President Trump, boom, shut the conversation down. | ||
| And he's, you know, the Ayatollah's trash talking to some people. | ||
| And you've got guys. | ||
| I think they're going to have a meeting next week. | ||
| Witcoff's out there trying to do it. | ||
| I think they just made an announcement that the negotiator that was supposed to be killed, I guess, is not killed now. | ||
| I mean, who knows? | ||
| And, you know, the first casualty of war is the truth. | ||
| And that's what we've tried to be here. | ||
| And here's the beauty of it. | ||
| Everything we've said on this show from the very beginning about this has been 100% dead spot on. | ||
| Dead spot on. | ||
| And the Israel First Crowd has lost the argument what they wanted because this was a decapitation strike to try to do regime change. | ||
| The Bolton crowd, Tel Aviv, Levin, Hannity, the whole Fox News Murdoch, they didn't get what they wanted. | ||
| Now they're plotting behind the scenes and they're trying to figure it out. | ||
| And with Netanyahu in this crowd, I've had to get it revved up again, but it ain't going to get revved up again because now they understand they have an information warfare opponent that's just not going to roll over. | ||
| And if you call us a bunch of names, it just goes up. | ||
| We don't care. | ||
| Call us anything you want to call us. | ||
| We're fighting for our country and we're fighting for our countrymen. | ||
| And that comes first. | ||
| And that comes first in the obligation, not just future generations. | ||
| We owe every patriot and every patriot grave in Section 60 in Arlington National Cemetery. | ||
| Do you think we go over there for the Memorial Day and have all the specials of Patrick K. O'Donnell because it's just one day? | ||
| No, it's a living and breathing thing, that memory. | ||
| And we will never back off this because we owe them. | ||
| We owe them. | ||
| We own those patriots that gave everything, okay? | ||
| Gave everything in Iraq, in Afghanistan, the war on terror. | ||
| And we're not going to back off. | ||
| And here's one of the reasons we're not going to back off because we know we're right. | ||
| Kurt Mills, where do people get you at the American Conservative? | ||
| You got a lot going on there. | ||
| Great articles inspired by the great Buchanan. | ||
| Where do folks go? | ||
| Yes, co-founded by Pat in 2002. | ||
| Find it at www.theamericanconservative.com. | ||
| You can find my own stuff at C-U-R-T-M-I-L-L-S. | ||
| One more time, at C-U-R-T-M-I-L-L-S on X. Great magazine. | ||
| We are the hub for foreign policy thinking on the right. | ||
| We are also the future. | ||
| Give us a chance. | ||
| Thank you, brother. | ||
| Very controversial, Kurt Mills, for such a nice young man. | ||
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Very, very controversial. | |
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| Going to have about, I don't know, six and a half, seven. | ||
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| Try to keep it simple. | ||
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| Okay? | ||
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| What Nate Morris said is, you know, born fighting, if you've had an opportunity in the great, in the Appalachian Mountains, the kind of Scotch-Irish that have been such a backbone of this country. | ||
| And James Webb, a guy I knew, the Secretary of the Navy under Reagan, Naval Academy grad, just an incredible guy. | ||
| I think it was Fields of Fire was the book about Vietnam, his experience in Vietnam, written as a novel. | ||
| And he wrote a book, Born Fighting, about the Scotch-Irish. | ||
| And that's very true what Nate said about in Kentucky. | ||
| And they're going to have a throwdown. | ||
| I mean, Nate Morris came out with one of the, that was not a Hallmark card. | ||
| When you're sitting there talking about trash and this guy's garbage, we're taking the trash out and he's putting people in the ads. | ||
| And like the engine room said down from North Carolina, when you're talking about a guy's hairline, I didn't even go there. | ||
| I didn't even go there on the Tel Aviv Levin. | ||
| Remember, I specifically stayed away from that, from calling names. | ||
| We just don't stick to policy. | ||
| But that means there's going to be a fight. | ||
| So it is a fight. | ||
| Something that has concerned me, particularly as I spent so much time throughout the rest of the world, places like in Brazil or in Italy, Hungary, the Great Orban, the United Kingdom with Farage, the Front Nationale or national rally, whatever it's called, a Front Nationale in France about this rising populist nationalist movement. | ||
| One of the things that it was always shocking to me and just a hard lesson is how much because I'm Irish, right? | ||
| And the Irish have been known, and particularly such a big Irish contingent in the MAGA movement, particularly veterans and law enforcement and the first responders. | ||
| And the Irish have had a tendency to like to fight. | ||
| So one of the reasons I keep saying, hey, I'm just some dumb mick screaming into a microphone, right? | ||
| Eddie Hobbs joins us from Ireland today. | ||
| So Eddie, just walk me through why it seems like the Irish political class and what's happened to Ireland, they're probably the most bought-off nation. | ||
| Their political class and their intellectual are total globalist. | ||
| And having a history of fighting for Irish nationalism, the great lessons we've learned from the Irish nationalists that fought the British Empire for so long to get the sovereignty of the Irish Republic. | ||
| How do we get in a situation there's almost no populist nationalist movement? | ||
| It's starting to. | ||
| You see these rallies that we've been trying to cover in last weekend in Dublin. | ||
| But how is it that you have a political class that has essentially sold the nation out to Davos, to Brussels, to the European Union, and has really just kicked off to the side the great legacy of Irish nationalism, sir? | ||
| Well, I mean, to understand that, you have to understand that the mainstream media in Ireland, Steve, and thank you very much for having me on, is the North Korea of Europe. | ||
| The big dominant behemoth is the state broadcaster RTE. | ||
| It just recently got a bailout from the state itself of three quarters of a billion. | ||
| You can multiply that by a factor of 60 to bring it to US numbers. | ||
| So that's about 50 billion. | ||
| And you have a small independent radio station next to it, which is called News Talk. | ||
| And that, and especially the print newspapers, there's a small number of them. | ||
| They're all in receipt of state largesse. | ||
| And as a consequence of that, in quarter one, 2020, when COVID hit, they just disappeared. | ||
| The fourth estate just left, you know, deserted the Irish people. | ||
| There has been no challenge. | ||
| I mean, they're still promoting scientists who talk about the bat that flew a thousand kilometers Across China and just happened to land in the Wuhan wet market near the Wuhan lab. | ||
| And you know, kind of a cover story that fell apart five years ago is still being used over here. | ||
| So, as a consequence of that, the Irish themselves are taking a diet of current affairs and news, mostly, and this is especially the older population from mainstream media. | ||
| And so that explains why people aren't switched on. | ||
| In point of fact, the psychological operations that we were all put under during those years has developed in Ireland what I call agnogenesis, which is manufactured ignorance. | ||
| And so people are unaware of what's really after happening. | ||
| And there's a very good reason why they're left unaware, because if they were aware, then what you're talking about would ignite. | ||
| And it's beginning to happen, but in a very narrow area, which is to do with immigration in what you see on the streets. | ||
| But it's much broader than that. | ||
| I mean, there's a huge broad spectrum of attacks. | ||
| So let me just outline it for you. | ||
| When Ireland went burst in 2010, 2011, the Irish people, just to understand this, the Irish people predate the Irish state by centuries. | ||
| So our state is only 100 years old. | ||
| And the preamble to our constitution is the Irish people telling the state how it's to behave itself. | ||
| And where we are now is that the state itself, the permanent establishment, the civil servants, the political establishment, the health establishment, the judicial establishment, the establishment in full is completely on the opposite side to the Irish people when it comes to these things. | ||
| So if you look at the vectors of attack, you can see, for example, that while we were too busy looking down at our shoes in shame, Ireland was taken over by the stakeholder capitalism model. | ||
| The mentor to Clauschwab for 17 years was Peter Sutherland, the former Fine Gael Grandee. | ||
| That's one of the main political parties and chairman of Goldman Sachs. | ||
| And he was also the UN High Commissioner for Refugees Ambassador. | ||
| He gave a talk actually to the House of Lords in 2012 where he told them, just open your borders and let everybody in. | ||
| And when you then look, what happened was that immediately after that, the Irish senior civil servants were given the task, along with some Kenyans, of formulating the Sustainable Development Goals for the United Nations. | ||
| None of this is generally known amongst the Irish public. | ||
| There's 17 of them. | ||
| They were an Irish creation. | ||
| But that's a strategic document that has been framing Irish national policy for the last decade. | ||
| And if you take, if just any of your viewers take this sustainable development goals and you feed them into any good artificial intelligence machine like ROC, for example, with X, and you ask them how many of these 17 goals are not achievable, not achievable unless they're open and lax borders in Europe, the answer is seven. | ||
| Now, when you go forward into last year, the Irish government decided unilaterally, through an act, through a decision in Parliament, to voluntarily join the EU Migration Pact, despite the fact that in 2009, the Irish people who had initially rejected the Lisbon Treaty the year before accepted it in 2009 on the quid pro quo that we would have complete control over our borders. | ||
| It was one of the conditions. | ||
| So therefore, this should have been put to a national referendum of the people. | ||
| But it wasn't. | ||
| It was pushed through and all of the members of parliament in the government parties voted for it, despite the fact that the Irish people were overwhelmingly against it. | ||
| And we know that because every single independent public representative voted against it. | ||
| So as a consequence of that, Ireland has now handed over the quotas that we're bringing in on refugees and asylum seekers into Ireland to faceless bureaucrats in Brussels. | ||
| We expect that that's going to drive up to an extra 24,000 a year, which again multiply by 60 to bring it to American levels. | ||
| And this is an enormous concern because they're just simply being put into these centres. | ||
| There's no great plan involved. | ||
| And it's diametrically opposite the Danish system. | ||
| The Danes were the other country that had an opt-out under Lisbon. | ||
| And they were looking through their fingers in horror at what was going on over in Ireland because they had unilateral control over their own borders. | ||
| And as a consequence of that, they've got it reasonably well under control. | ||
| But they have a longer experience in dealing with the type of problems that arise from a high level of asylum seekers and refugees coming into your country. | ||
| So this was in layman's terms, without putting too fine a tooth in it, treason. | ||
| It was high treason. | ||
| Not in legal terms, because it has to come with an act of violence under Irish law, but it was in layman's terms. | ||
| That's what happened. | ||
| And we've also had the indoctrination of children. | ||
| We have critical theory being pushed into young kids, being taught stuff they should not be taught, you know, through the whole transgender ideology. | ||
| That is de facto education policy. | ||
| And that came through, again, without much discussion. | ||
| We've also had, of course, hate speech. | ||
| You're very familiar with that. | ||
| J.D. Vance did a fantastic job when he came over to Europe and admonished the senior parliamentarians in the EU for their approach to cracking down on so-called hate speech. | ||
| It's not, of course, it's cracking down on any member of the public that actually stands up and says something counter-narrative to the establishment orthodoxy. | ||
| And we can see that, for example, next door in Britain, where people are now going to jail for stuff that they're saying, which was just regarded as normal free speech in the United States of America. | ||
| So this is a fundamental change in the very principles of democracy. | ||
| And that's the whole purpose of stakeholder capitalism. | ||
| It's there, Steve, as you know, to supplant representative democracy, to surround your parliament with a swarm of NGOs and to have a kind of an internal conversation which excludes the people. | ||
| The people only get the oddbread and circuses vote to give them the impression that there's an actual functioning democracy. | ||
| But there's not, because there's no power in the national chamber. | ||
| It has been handed up to the centre in the EU. | ||
| So Ireland needs a new republic. | ||
| We need a new deal with Europe. | ||
| And what we also need is we need to be able to break through the shell of the cognitive dissonance, especially around the middle, so that we can explain all these matters to them, the interconnectivity between everything that's Going on. | ||
| Now, one of the very positive things last year was that there was an attempt to redefine marriage itself. | ||
| Out of the blue, this came to a national referendum. | ||
| Again, an NGO-inspired device, and there's been many of these. | ||
| And this was to put the term enduring relationships on the same level as marriage under the Irish Constitution. | ||
| And despite the fact that the entire establishment, almost the entire establishment, was for the vote, was for it, the Irish people overwhelmingly rejected it. | ||
| There was two votes, 67% rejection and 75% rejection. | ||
| That's pretty overwhelming in these terms. | ||
| The Irish people instinctively knew there's something rotten here and we're not buying it. | ||
| And that really was the spark. | ||
| The next major event then for me was when the US Republican senators wrote to Joe Biden on the 1st of May and told them under no circumstances the United States joining the World Health Organization treaty because it's a complete breach of sovereignty. | ||
| And I knew then that that was the other item on the agenda. | ||
| That's another vector of attack, what was going on there, where we were going to hand over unilateral control of our health policy for human health, animal health, plant health, and ecosystems, which is the whole ballgame, to a bunch of faceless bureaucrats in Geneva. | ||
| And I mean, you can see the pattern here. | ||
| It's about centralised control to people that are unelected, largely unelected, and are dominating. | ||
| And this is all happening as we build up to the advent of... | ||
| Sorry, Steve, go ahead. | ||
| Eddie, hang on for one second. | ||
| Yeah, I want to get to the punch. | ||
| I'm going to take a short commercial break. | ||
| Eddie Hobbs from Ireland, reinforcing the fact that this is a global fight against the globalists. | ||
| Short break. | ||
| Back in the warroom in a moment. | ||
| We will fight till they're all gone. | ||
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| Here's your host, Stephen K. Van. | ||
| Nate Morris, Taj Gill, Eddie Hobbs. | ||
| Pretty good fighting weekend to kick off. | ||
| Eddie, I'm going to get you back on Monday. | ||
| I'm going to get you the time because we've got to continue this conversation. | ||
| The folks at RT and all these deadbeats in Ireland that have sold out their country got to understand we're really working through and trying to make plans to launch a War Room Ireland just to break that, just to give them holy hell. | ||
| Where do people go in the interim, Eddie? | ||
| Where do people go to your website, podcast, social media, all of it before we get you back here on Monday? | ||
| Yeah, well, we've set up, you're in it at the moment, the Counterpoint studio to go after the behemoth and to break that veneer over the Irish people. | ||
| If they go to YouTube, they'll see, just look at Eddie Hobbes on Counterpoint and all of the interviews I've already done will be there. | ||
| We have a website as well called 1215. | ||
| You'll recognize the year, 1215, the year of the Magna Carta, 1215Tribes.com. | ||
| And people can go in there and they can sign the Killarney Declaration, which is a declaration against the globalists that are internal in Ireland and external and identify them. | ||
| And that's there. | ||
| You can sign that electronically at 1215tribes.com and get the newsletters and so on. | ||
| So we're really just kicking it off. | ||
| And so that's it. | ||
| Are you on Twitter or Getter or any of the other social media platforms? | ||
| I am. | ||
| I'm on, well, a number of them, but Twitter is at RealEddie Hobbs. | ||
| Somebody took my name at the start, so basically I've had to put in the term real. | ||
| Yeah, that's me. | ||
| 1215. | ||
| So you'll see lots of people over here now beginning to use 1215. | ||
| You'll see a lot of people beginning to use 1215 now after their tag, yeah. | ||
| On their tag. | ||
| Perfect. | ||
| Okay, sir. | ||
| Thank you very much. | ||
| Eddie, we'll see you on Monday. | ||
| Great opening shot. | ||
| Great opening volley over individuals who have sold. | ||
| Thank you, sir. | ||
| The people who sold Ireland out. | ||
| What did he say? | ||
| High treason? | ||
| How can Ireland, a nation of fighters, and so much here, the Irish Americans, right? | ||
| Just a fighting, patriotic, part of the backbone of the Trump movement. | ||
| Just incredible. | ||
| Trevor Comstock, I'm feeling healthy today. | ||
| We had the Make America Healthy group on yesterday. | ||
| We're going to do more of that. | ||
| That vaccine situation, boom, New York Times heads blowing up. | ||
| Bobby Kennedy, who I might add, Irish American, is not going to back down on any of this. | ||
| Trevor, make us healthy here on a Saturday morning, sir. | ||
| Yeah, thank you so much, Steve. | ||
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| Thank you, sir. | ||
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| Yesterday, the response was so great. | ||
| We're going to do more of that. | ||
| Is Mike Lindell up? | ||
| No, we're trying. | ||
| Mike, we had Mike. | ||
| One thing I'm going to do on Mike, I mean, yesterday, Kara Casanova in the room was so magnificent in the briefing room. | ||
| President Trump gave her a shout out. | ||
| Mike Lindell joins us, Mike. | ||
| And I want to make sure we're going to have Bo French on Monday from Texas, from Tarrant County. | ||
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| These people are fighting the good fight, and look at what's happened to Bo French this weekend and the team down there in Tarrant County. | ||
| Bo's going to join us on Monday to go through this whole thing about anti-Islam, anti-Semite. | ||
| Nothing could be farther from the truth. | ||
| And here's what I'm telling folks. | ||
| Those old parlor tricks are not going to work. | ||
| Calling people anti-Islamic or calling people anti-Semitic, we don't care. | ||
| Call anything you want, but the both French of the world and the people up there with courage are going to, we're going to get this thing sorted, okay? | ||
| The American people are going to get this sorted for the United States of America and for American citizens. | ||
| Full stop. | ||
| Call us anything you want. | ||
| Does not matter. | ||
| Lindell, I got an idea. | ||
| You've got your Lindell TV has these two amazing correspondents, Allison up on Capitol Hill and, of course, Kara down at the White House. | ||
| Instead of having your ugly mug all the time, I think we're going to have them in for news hits and then sell a pillow right in the background. | ||
| But since I got you on a Saturday, sell me a pillow. | ||
| We got about 90 seconds. | ||
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| We'll be up all weekend. | ||
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