Sept. 16, 2025 - Bannon's War Room
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| This business about you not treating uh employees properly because I uh served under the previous administration when uh de uh Democrats willingly turned a blind eye to Biden administration retaliation against my whistleblowers. | ||
| Uh they didn't get due process when their careers and lives were up-ended. | ||
| I'm talking about people like Dina Perkins, Jeffrey Belltree, uh, Timothy Dunan were removed from their positions. | ||
| Several whistleblowers were reported that they targeted FBI employees for their political beliefs by suspending and revoking security clearances. | ||
| One FBI whistleblower said that Perkins, veteran Dunan, and other FBI leaderships were, quote, responsible for what happened to me and my family, ensuring that they no longer work at the FBI isn't re retribution, it's responsible leadership. | ||
| Another whistleblower that is a registered Democrat said they spoke out against abuses and security clearances processes committed by FBI senior leaders, particularly Veltry and Perkins, then Veltree, then Perkins and Dunan suspended their security clearances and put them in unpaid leave. | ||
| I'm going to put some more examples like this in the record so I don't take up a lot of time for my colleagues. | ||
| You're watching the war room. | ||
| This is the uh uh Center Judiciary Committee uh grilling of uh Cash Patel, the FBI director. | ||
| We're gonna follow this a lot of news going on this morning. | ||
| We'll jump out of this maybe momentarily. | ||
| Let's go back to it. | ||
| How to be an FBI agent. | ||
| You've made a decision that uh local law enforcement folks, people who have served uh in law enforcement without a college degree are able to apply now. | ||
| Is that correct? | ||
| Yes, sir. | ||
| Makes sense to me. | ||
| So experience out in the field might be as valuable as a college degree, believe it or not. | ||
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Um Venezuela. | |
| We're blowing boats out of the water in the Caribbean. | ||
| Uh because they're connected to uh international narco-terrorist groups, is that correct? | ||
| Yes, that mission is being led by the Department of Defense, sir. | ||
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Okay. | |
| What legal authority do we have to do that? | ||
| Sir, I would defer the questions on legal authority to the attorney general and the department. | ||
| Fair enough. | ||
| Do you believe that uh Maduro runs a narco-terrorism state in Venezuela based on I believe based on the intelligence and prosecutions and investigations, we are currently running a large portion of the cocaine that exits out of South America, its origination point is in Venezuela, and using transshipment points through Haiti? | ||
| They're using the navigable waterways in the Caribbean to the end state delivery, which is the United States of America, and we will hunt down every single one of those narco traffickers with the authorities. | ||
| There's some actual indictments of Maduro as an individual for being involved in that. | ||
| Is that correct? | ||
| Uh Senator, I think you're referring to the DEA indictment on that one. | ||
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Right. | |
| So I guess the point is, would it be fair to say that Venezuela is a good candidate to be labeled as a state sponsor of terrorism under U.S. law? | ||
| Senator, from from my perch, um we will provide the intelligence necessary for anyone who meets the threshold to be a state sponsor of terrorism in this administration. | ||
| I think they are, so we'll be going down that road. | ||
| China, uh, on a scale of one to ten, one being nothing, ten being great. | ||
| Um, how is China helping with the fentanyl problem here in the United States? | ||
| Under this administration, we have taken, as I highlighted the Cincinnati case, um, the precursors are the problem. | ||
| The fentanyl is the end state that kills American citizens. | ||
| Precursors are made in China, right? | ||
| They're made in China. | ||
| And so the first time in a decade, I had a call with my counterpart and the MPS, the Ministry of Public Services, to attack the precursor chemical companies and have those labels, have those chemicals labeled. | ||
| We have indicted multiple businesses in China. | ||
| We've also cut off the transit transshipment points of those precursors. | ||
| They switched. | ||
| Once we got on their track about their delivery routes to the Mexican drug cartels directly, they started going to India. | ||
| We call the Indian authorities and they shut down those transshipment points. | ||
| So we're continuing to work with our partners on the United States. | ||
| They are starting to help. | ||
| We're going to go back to – we're going to monitor, particularly the Democrats, we're going to monitor Cash's updates on the assassination. | ||
| There was also some questions early on. | ||
| I'm not sure the early show got it about the Epstein files, and we'll play that also. | ||
| The President of the United States is in route to the United Kingdom. | ||
| He's gonna have a state visit at Windsor and um and checkers. | ||
| Somehow I thought it was chart. | ||
| Well, I was going to Churchill's house. | ||
| No, he's going to the House of the Prime Minister. | ||
| Country House of the Prime Minister. | ||
| Not going to London, in fact, not going within 25 miles of London. | ||
| I think that's a big tell. | ||
| Um the president did a gaggle. | ||
| Uh we're gonna take it in its entirety. | ||
| Let's go uh let's go to the gaggle, the press availability the president had before leaving the White House. | ||
| Let's go ahead. | ||
| We're gonna play this entirety. | ||
| Let's hit it. | ||
| We're gonna see what happens because uh I hear Hamas is trying to use the old human chill deal, and if they do that, they're gonna be in big trouble. | ||
| They're gonna be in big trouble. | ||
| They put it out two days ago that they're gonna use the hostages as human shields, and that's something that hasn't done for a long time, you know. | ||
| Let me tell you if they do that, they're in big trouble. | ||
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Who do you do you believe the Federal Reserve is an independent body? | |
| What do you think about the independent body? | ||
| Oh, it should be, it should be, but I think they should listen to smart people like me. | ||
| I think I have a better instinct than him. | ||
| If you look all the economists got it wrong, I got it right along with one other people out of a hundred. | ||
| So they should listen to people that are smart. | ||
| Nothing wrong with that, but they have to make their own choice. | ||
| but they should listen. | ||
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You're talking about the idea of Israel beginning this ground offensive in Saza city. | |
| Do you support that? | ||
| Well, I have to see. | ||
| I mean, I don't know too much about it. | ||
| I can tell you that if they put the hostages in front of them, Hamas as protection, as they call them bodyguards, Hamas is gonna have hell to fest. | ||
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What's going on? | |
| Exactly. | ||
| We're going to the UK. | ||
| Your trip to the UK today, what do you hope to achieve? | ||
| Well, my relationship is very good with the UK, and Charles, as you know, who's now king, is my friend, and it's the first time this has ever happened where somebody was honored twice, so it's a great honor. | ||
| And this one's at Windsor. | ||
| They've never used Windsor Castle for this before. | ||
| They use Buckingham Palace. | ||
| I don't want to say one's better than the other, but they say Windsor Castle is the ultimate, right? | ||
| So it's gonna be nice. | ||
| But basically, up there also on trade. | ||
| They want to see if they can refine the trade deal a little bit. | ||
| We made a deal, and it's a great deal. | ||
| And I'm I'm into helping them. | ||
| Our country is doing very well. | ||
| We've never done this well. | ||
| We're making we're having trillions of dollars coming because of the tariffs. | ||
| And they'd like to see if they could get a little bit better deal. | ||
| So we'll talk to them. | ||
| But primarily it's to be with Prince Charles and Camilla. | ||
| They're friends of mine for a long time, long before he was king. | ||
| And it's an honor to have him as thing. | ||
| And you know, he's uh I think he represents the country so well. | ||
| I've watched, he's such an elegant gentleman, and he represents the country so well. | ||
| Robert Redford passed away today. | ||
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Did you hear about this? | |
| Wow. | ||
| Well, that's a good way to go, I guess. | ||
| But I'll say Robert Redford was great. | ||
| He had a he had a uh series of years that he was there was nobody better. | ||
| This just happened, I guess. | ||
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Huh? | |
| Wow. | ||
| What movie would you say you like investment? | ||
| Well, you have a lot of them. | ||
| Honestly, he made I'd say he made seven or eight great movies. | ||
| They were really great. | ||
| There was a period of time when he was the hottest. | ||
| I I thought he was great. | ||
| Well, TikTok. | ||
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Are you gonna delay the TikTok uh ban? | |
| Well, we have a deal on TikTok. | ||
| I've reached a deal with China. | ||
| I'm gonna speak to President Xi on Friday to confirm everything up. | ||
| We made a very good trade deal, and I hope good for both countries, but a very different deal than they'd made in the past. | ||
| We'll be announcing that. | ||
| We have a group of very big companies that want to buy it. | ||
| And you know, the kids wanted it so badly I had parents calling me up they don't want it for themselves they want it for their kids they say if I don't get it done they're in big trouble with their kids and I think it's great I like I hate to see value like that thrown out the window so on auto some auto executives you know you're talking about tens of billions of value some some auto sectors are concerned that uh compromising the 15% for auto tariffs coming in uh hurts American automators what do you say to well I haven't compromised anything where did | ||
| I compromise going down to 15 percent going down to 15 percent we charge we charge that well and where did the 25 come from it came from there you tell me just so you know some auto they paid nothing for years now they're paying 15 percent and some things can pay more like chips could pay more pharmaceuticals could pay more you know there's a bigger market with a car you have to make 15 percent before you make a profit pretty tough so | ||
| don't forget european union is paying our country because of tariff 950 billion dollars think of that we're talking about a year 950 billion japan is paying us 650 billion these are companies these are countries that paid us nothing until i came along and china is paying us a tremendous tariff you know what the tariff is right you know what the tariff they're paying what so | ||
| it's 30 for the fentanyl as well as whatever for the 301 20 for the funnel but the overall is about 55 okay that's as opposed to nothing would you say that's a difference we are we we have a big decision coming up and if the supreme court rules the way hopefully they will because i mean every legal expert said we win that case but you still have to watch and the supreme court's been terrific that you know i | ||
| think they're very fair all i want is fairness then we win but if we win the supreme court case which is the finalization of tariff we will be by far the richest country anywhere in the world and we'll be able to help our people more and we'll be able to help other countries when we want to but i will say if we win that case our country you see what we've taken in just on a temporary basis we've taken in trillions of dollars trillions with a t and | ||
| we will be by far the richest country in the world there'll be nothing close you know one other thing we'll have tremendous power to negotiate the use of tariffs i settled seven wars four of them was because i was able to use the interview some ceos make hundreds of times more in salary than average workers he's worried about polarization do you share that | ||
| concern well i do say there's a big gap i can say don't forget i'm a popularist there's a big gap mr president mr president it's been a month since you've been excited to meet with alaska a month on you just had meeting accomplished what you hope yeah accomplished a lot but uh it takes two to tango also you know those are two people zielinski and putin that hate each other and it looks like i have to sit in the room with them because they can't sit in the room together there's great hatred there but | ||
| no that meeting accomplished a lot mr president you still have some confidence in cap capel what are you hoping comes from his testimony on the bill today well first of all i think that pam bondy has done an unbelievable job and everybody agrees for that and cash uh i you know if you look at take a look at what he did with respect to this horrible person that he just captured he did it in two days it took other similar cases four days five days four years if | ||
| you look at certain shooters now i i felt i have confidence in everybody in the administration my administration and a lot of people are saying it not just me it's so far the best administration ever formed you look at our financial people our country is making a fortune we have to keep tariffs because our country is has become successful because of tariff we have the case in the supreme court that's a very vital case for the success of our country | ||
| it's very vital to negotiate with other countries and remember other countries charge us tariffs that's a very very big case if we win that case, our country will be by far the richest country anywhere in the world. | ||
| And then we can help our people. | ||
| We'll get rid of debt, we'll get rid of everything. | ||
| We can help our people, and we can even help other countries where they need it. | ||
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He's a very narcissist in Venezuela. | |
| President Maduro in Venezuela pays that you're getting ready to invade his country. | ||
| What is his message to him? | ||
| Well, I would say this right away. | ||
| Stop sending Trendaragua into the United States. | ||
| Stop sending drugs into the United States. | ||
| We knocked off actually three boats, not two, but you saw two. | ||
| And the problem is there are very few boats out in the water. | ||
| There are not a lot of boats out on the water. | ||
| I can't imagine why. | ||
| Not even fishing boats. | ||
| There's nobody. | ||
| Nobody wants to go take a fish. | ||
| So it's one of those things. | ||
| But uh I would say to them very strongly, stop sending people from your prisons into our country. | ||
| They're sending their prisoners. | ||
| They've done that already. | ||
| So the m numbers just came out. | ||
| Another month with zero people getting into our country. | ||
| And these are figure John with people like you that would like me to do badly. | ||
| Nobody has ever done on the border like I've done. | ||
| Well, he's gonna have to get going and make a deal. | ||
| He's gonna have to make a deal. | ||
| Zelensky's gonna have to make a deal. | ||
| And Europe has to stop buying oil from Russia. | ||
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Okay. | |
| You know, they talk. | ||
| They have to stop buying oil from Russia. | ||
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He said, regarded to be the wealthiest man who's able to occupy the White House. | |
| How much wealthier are you now than when you return to the White House? | ||
| Well, I don't know the deals I made for the most part, other than what my kids are doing. | ||
| You know, they're running my business. | ||
| But most of the deals that I've made were made before. | ||
| That's what I've done for a life. | ||
| I built buildings. | ||
| Like I'm building a building here. | ||
| You know where I built, you know what? | ||
| You see that area? | ||
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Yeah. | |
| That is going to be the greatest ballroom anywhere in the world. | ||
| And for 150, so it gives me pleasure to do it for the country. | ||
| And I'm paying for it. | ||
| I'm paying for it. | ||
| Country's not, and that's an expensive borrower. | ||
| I think it'll cost 250 million dollars, and uh it will be the I think the finest book. | ||
| So for 150 years, John, do you know this? | ||
| They've wanted a ballroom, and now they're gonna finally have it. | ||
| And it's gonna knock your socks off. | ||
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But it's an appropriate president Trump that a president in office should be engaged in so much business activity. | |
| Well, I'm really not. | ||
| My kids are running the business. | ||
| I'm here. | ||
| You know what the activity uh where are you from? | ||
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I'm from the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, four corners. | |
| Well, the Australians, you're hurting Australia right. | ||
| In my opinion, you are hurting Australia very much right now. | ||
| And they want to get along with me. | ||
| You know, your your leader is coming over to see me very soon. | ||
| I'm gonna tell them about you. | ||
| You said a very bad tone. | ||
| Go ahead, John. | ||
| Maybe you need a deal you can set a nice. | ||
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Quiet. | |
| Mr. President, what are you hearing about the operation in Gaza, the Israeli operation? | ||
| Are you concerned? | ||
| Well, I'm hearing that they want to go in, and I'm also hearing that Hamas wants to take our 20 hostages plus dead bodies, you know, they have about 32 of them, and they want to put them in the way of any attack. | ||
| And uh nobody's happy about that situation. | ||
| It came out yesterday, I'm sure you saw that. | ||
| They want to supposedly they've taken the hostage out of deep caves and tunnels, and they're bringing them, putting them on the front line. | ||
| That's uh nobody's heard of that one for a few centuries. | ||
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You saw that the UN said that Israel is guilty of genocide and have committed acts of genocide in Gaza. | |
| They voted on that? | ||
| They have new report out saying multiple acts of genocide. | ||
| When it comes to a vote, we'll see what happens. | ||
| That'll come to a vote, but we'll see what happens. | ||
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And and what do you make Pam Bondy saying she's gonna go after hate speech? | |
| Uh is that I mean, a lot of people, a lot of your allies say hate speech is free speech. | ||
| Should probably go after people like you because you treat me so unfairly. | ||
| It's hey, you have a lot of hate in your heart. | ||
| Maybe they'll come after ABC. | ||
| Well, ABC paid me 16 million dollars recently for a form of hate speech, right? | ||
| Your company paid me 16 million dollars for a form of hate speech, so maybe they'll have to go after you. | ||
| Look, we want everything to be fair, it hasn't been fair, and the radical left has done tremendous damage to the country, but we're fixing it. | ||
| We have right now The hottest country anywhere in the world. | ||
| And remember, one year ago, our country was dead. | ||
| And now Washington D is DC is fixed. | ||
| And I fixed it. | ||
| The mayor was fine. | ||
| The mayor, the mayor was just fine. | ||
| Okay. | ||
| The mayor had the sick city for many years. | ||
| He's been mayor for many years. | ||
| The one that fixed it was me and my people. | ||
| And it is so safe. | ||
| You should take your beautiful wife tonight and have dinner now that you won't be shot. | ||
| You won't be accosted. | ||
| You won't even be looked at incorrectly by anybody. | ||
| Washington, DC is safe. | ||
| Now we're going to Memphis where it's pretty rough, to put it mildly. | ||
| And then we're going to have to go. | ||
| A friend of mine who is a big railroader. | ||
| He stops in all the cities. | ||
| He knows every city. | ||
| He said, sir, you have to save Chicago. | ||
| So I'm going to go to Chicago early against Fritzka's snuffing. | ||
| If Prisco is smart, he'd say, please come in. | ||
| So last week, over the last week and a half, 11 people in Chicago were killed, murdered, and 38 were shot. | ||
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And then Prince, and by the way, this is going on constantly. | |
| If they lose less than six or seven people a week with murder, they're doing a great job, in their opinion. | ||
| Chicago is a death trap. | ||
| And I'm going to make it just like I did with DC, just like I'll do with with Memphis. | ||
| Now, remember this. | ||
| So a man comes into my office, one of the biggest businessmen. | ||
| I'll tell you, he runs Union Pacific. | ||
| Is that big? | ||
| Biggest railroad in the world, I guess. | ||
| And he started off as a railroader. | ||
| He was running a railroad, a little kaboots. | ||
| He was in a caboose. | ||
| Now he runs the whole damn thing. | ||
| 45 years ago, he started off in a caboose. | ||
| I don't know what that's all about. | ||
| And he became the top, so that's a good place to start. | ||
| But he came in, he knows the country intimately. | ||
| He's looking to do a merger by another railroad, the one that we're actually living problem in East Palestine, right? | ||
| And they want to buy that railroad, as you know, pretty public. | ||
| But I sat with him and I talked, I said, So you know every city, yes, sir. | ||
| I go into every city, and I have for 45 years. | ||
| I said, where would you go next? | ||
| He said, St. Louis is in big trouble. | ||
| Said, but Chicago is a great city. | ||
| You can save Chicago, sir. | ||
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Don't let Chicago die. | |
| This is the guy telling me with great knowledge and stuff. | ||
| He said, Don't let Chicago die, sir. | ||
| It's dying. | ||
| Don't let it die. | ||
| I'm going to Chicago next. | ||
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The UAE, the UAE, Mr. President. | |
| What do you think they want? | ||
| Federal. | ||
| Well, I just want something to happen, whether it's federal states, or most likely it's going to be states. | ||
| The question is whether or not we overlap with a federal judge. | ||
| So they're looking at that. | ||
| But the state is very competent. | ||
| The governor's doing a very good job. | ||
| As you know, they have the death penalty. | ||
| It's a tough death penalty, too, as you know, but they have the death penalty. | ||
| So as to whether or not we judge, we will be working with them. | ||
| We may or may not be able to judge. | ||
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And when it comes to the governor of Utah, what do you make of his overall message of non-violence? | |
| Well, I agree with it. | ||
| I agree 100%. | ||
| But most of the violence is on the left. | ||
| What? | ||
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Do you agree with that? | |
| The Utah governor said that social media is a cancer and more people should log off and take some time away. | ||
| Well, it's not a cancer in all respects. | ||
| In some respects, it's great, but uh there are segments. | ||
| There are deep dark holes that are cancerous, absolutely. | ||
| Beyond cancer, they're death. | ||
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how are you Well, that was a great decision. | |
| It was a rig case to start off. | ||
| Uh it's great. | ||
| The court just ruled that she is a disaster. | ||
| She's a disaster with a boyfriend. | ||
| The boyfriend that she paid a million dollars for his expertise, but he never did it before. | ||
| Now she should be prosecuted. | ||
| She was a what she did to people, forget about me. | ||
| What Fannie Willis did to innocent people, patriots that love our country, what she did to them by indicting them and destroying them. | ||
| She should be put in jail. | ||
| She's a criminal. | ||
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So you apply more pressure to EU and NATO countries not to purchase Russian oil. | |
| Uh I I do, but here's the problem. | ||
| You know the problem. | ||
| They're purchasing Russian oil. | ||
| I don't want them purchasing Russian oil. | ||
| And they've got to stop immediately. | ||
| Not fair to us. | ||
| They're purchasing Russian oil, and we have to, you know, do things. | ||
| Now, the nice part, we don't, it doesn't cost us anything anymore. | ||
| You know that. | ||
| They're paying, they are buying everything from us. | ||
| Unlike Biden, who gave away 350 billion dollars. | ||
| We actually make money, but I don't want to make money. | ||
| You know what I want? | ||
| I want that war to stop. | ||
| Because last week 7,018 people got killed. | ||
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They provide a border. | |
| I think the target is today. | ||
| That's now you're not 70 petrios in Ukraine. | ||
| Will they come and do when there will come? | ||
| You're not 70 Peters to Ukraine. | ||
| Come on, to God. | ||
| Look, let me just uh I love Ukraine. | ||
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I love the people of Ukraine. | |
| That's why I asked. | ||
| I thought that was a little Ukrainian accent. | ||
| But uh the country's in serious trouble. | ||
| It should have never happened if the war that should have never happened. | ||
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The country's in very serious trouble, but I'm gonna get it stopped. | |
| I've done seven, seven countries that stopped seven wars in the last eight months. | ||
| I'm gonna I thought that would have been the easiest because I know Putin, but it's not because there's tremendous hatred between Zelensky and tremendous hatred between Zelensky and Putin. | ||
| But we're gonna get it stopped. | ||
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How will you go to the Supreme Court? | |
| It's not Lisa Club. | ||
| What we call the president waiting for the first lady. | ||
| They're heading out to Marine One. | ||
| Let's hold that shot as long as we can. | ||
| He just had a press available about 16 minutes. | ||
| As you know, here in the war room, we love the president. | ||
| We don't always agree. | ||
| I think last night he was criticizing Governor Cox this morning, doing a great job, but that's that's a you should understand that's a President Trump throwaway line. | ||
| A lot of information there in the press available as President Trump uh is President Trump talked on a range of topics, everything from the ballroom to um the trip to United Kingdom. | ||
| There they're getting on Marine One, they will go. | ||
| Um they've already gone Air Force One is left, uh, but they're heading towards Andrew's Air Force Base, not joint base Andrew. | ||
| Andrew's Air Force Base. | ||
| There we are, right there. | ||
| President of the United States, he's very much uh he's very much looking forward to this trip. | ||
| Uh but let's give her a little reality check here. | ||
| The president's going to Windsor for the first time, the normally in Buckingham Palace, he's going to Windsor, which I think is spectacular. | ||
| The president is very excited, the customs and tradition of um of Windsor. | ||
| He's obviously very close. | ||
| He was very close to Prince Charles. | ||
| That's a known fact, and I realize a lot of folks in this audience are not exactly big fans of King Charles. | ||
| But the president's got a wide range of friends and associates, particularly from his uh life before he got into politics. | ||
| The uh from Windsor and they're gonna have all kind of state functions there. | ||
| I think they're gonna I think they're gonna troop the guard, they're gonna have a uh state dinner, which President Trump and the first lady I know are looking forward to. | ||
| The next day he's not gonna be at uh Churchill's chartwell, it's gonna be a checkers, which is the traditional um home, uh country home of the um of the prime minister. | ||
| And it interestingly uh uh when Churchill was out of power in the 30s, so what they call the years in the wilderness, he actually set up a chartwell. | ||
| He bought a country place, chartwell, quite beautiful, um, that he really ran kind of a government in opposition. | ||
| Uh he was very much of a hawk about the Nazis, and he was the guy that really called uh the shot. | ||
| It was a called shot about um Hitler's rise to power. | ||
| He was always right, but he was an outsider. | ||
| He had very little political stroke. | ||
| Um, and then when he became prime minister, he used uh checkers exclusively. | ||
| I'm not so sure he went back to Chartwell more than a couple times during the war. | ||
| And then afterwards, it was really Chartwell was his house. | ||
| President Trump uh loves all that, loves the history of it. | ||
| He'll spend it the next day at checkers with Starmer. | ||
| Starmer is on the ropes. | ||
| I'm not sure a whole lot of politics is gonna take take place. | ||
| I mean, uh Starmer's really, I think at 11% popularity. | ||
| It should be noted. | ||
| And this is why we've been such we've been such hammers here about designating Antifa as a domestic terrorist organization or just a terrorist organization. | ||
| Easier. | ||
| It's a gateway in to getting this thing solved. | ||
| Manion was just uh the terrorism charges have been dropped. | ||
| He's getting another, I think another Raymond today or uh additional Manioni um items. | ||
| Also, we understand at five o'clock today, uh the alleged assassin in the uh in the uh assassination of Charlie Kirk will be arraigned in Utah. | ||
| I believe now that was gonna be Zoom. | ||
| I don't know why if you can't protect this guy against the uh what is it, the arm, what were they called, the armed queer group is the official title of Utah. | ||
| Um, then you might as well give it up. | ||
| So that's gonna happen at five o'clock Eastern time today. | ||
| We'll probably show that cash patel is getting grilled over by Democrats in the uh in in the in the Senate judiciary, and we're gonna return probably try to play as much as we can, particularly any nuggets coming on the assassination. | ||
| Um the biggest news, I think behind the scenes is to get this. | ||
| You heard JD talk about it what what he sat in for Charlie Kirk on the Charlie Kirk show yesterday, had uh Stephen Miller come in. | ||
| Uh there's a I think now a a pivot, a whole of government approach on these terrorist networks, and you're starting to see uh the mainstream media s really start to yelp about this. | ||
| Hey, tough break. | ||
| It's b more than years that we should have gotten into this because they are terrorist networks and they need to be taken apart brick by brick. | ||
| The first way you do that is investigations of every layer, the layer that is the foot soldiers, the layer that is the uh I think specialists, a lot of military specialists, maybe contractors, and then the layer that's the most important. | ||
| That is the political operatives, the media figures. | ||
| There will be media figures rolled up in this, and the money. | ||
| And where the m where's the money coming from? | ||
| So a ton of controversy on a Tuesday in September. | ||
| The President of the United States is hurtling towards the United Kingdom for a state visit. | ||
| He's gonna return from that later in the week and then head out and be at Charlie Kirk's funeral ceremony or celebration of life, whatever is your preference on Sunday, and we'll be covering that live as we're doing all the Charlie Kirk vigils, uh, as many as we can grab. | ||
| Short commercial break and return in the war room on an on fire Tuesday. | ||
| In a moment. | ||
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Plans broad crackdown on liberal groups. | |
| They're saying now they will use the horrific murder of pro-Trump activist Charlie Kirk last week as a justification for some undefined whole of government attack on what they always describe very vaguely as the left in this country. | ||
| I just want to go back to the data and quote it accurately. | ||
| This is from Cato again. | ||
| Right wingers are the second most common motivating ideology beyond Islamist ideology. | ||
| Accounting for 391 murders and 11% of the total. | ||
| The definition here of right-wing terrorists includes those motivated by white supremacy, anti-abortion beliefs, involuntary celibacy, and other right-wing ideologies. | ||
| A material support effort or campaign to go after the ideologies that lead to 11% of the murders and to investigate or come up with evidence for the other, which makes up three percent. | ||
| I mean, that's an extraordinary and dramatic and controversial um thing to say, let alone do, but to just apply it to the side that they don't like, when as you said, um political violence has taken the lives of Democratic um state representative in Minnesota just three months ago, um, did severe damage to the husband of Nancy Pelosi. | ||
| I got to be gibber's was shot. | ||
| I mean, it is Not um a s a problem that only has as its victims people on the right like Charlie Kirk. | ||
| What do you think, one of the tactic, and two of narrowing it to one side? | ||
| Yeah, so there's like legal issues and factual issues with all of this, and it does remind me of the summer of 2020 when you had similar comments made by the president and then Attorney General Bill Barr about considering sort of, you know, uh Antifa and Black Lives Matter as as as terrorist or terrorist groups. | ||
| First of all, there is no authority under U.S. law to designate domestic organizations and as terrorist organizations. | ||
| Foreign terrorist organizations, so it's uh created by law, the criteria it starts number one, foreign, right? | ||
| It's got to be foreign, it's gotta be a threat, uh uh have the capability and intent to commit terrorist acts, and three, be a threat to US persons or U.S. national security. | ||
| So you don't meet the foreign criteria. | ||
| So it would require a new legal regime to even consider something like actual designation that would then trigger the criminal prohibition on providing material support to that designated group. | ||
| But factually, you're exactly right, and I think this is why people have historically been nervous about creating new counterterrorism tools that would apply domestically. | ||
| You know, I have previously said we lack, and it's main remains the truth to this day, we lack a general domestic terrorism criminal offense in the U.S. code. | ||
| You can there are 50 some terrorism offenses, but the most common types of terrorism in the US is a crime committed using a firearm, whether it's a mass shooting or a assassination like we just saw. | ||
| Um, and unless you are associated with a foreign terrorist organization, inspired by that foreign terrorist organization are targeting a US government official or US property use of a firearm is not going to be a terrorist offense. | ||
| And I've at times pointed out this anomaly and the lack of moral equivalency, but I think that it would be I think it would be uh very concerning to many people to create new tools now when we see the factual disparity here, when we see the weaponization out of this department of justice and this president. | ||
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Because what would those two tools, what would those tools be used against? | |
| They'd be used against the disliked organizations, whether they actually pose the greatest threat or not. | ||
| And that is completely antithetical to what Director Ray has testified about many, many times. | ||
| It's also antithetical the way that the FBI prioritizes its um work. | ||
| It has threat matrix, right? | ||
| And those greatest threats have the greatest resources. | ||
| So, you know, I I think factually and legally, these kind of comments are are very concerning. | ||
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You see, the problem today is with empathy. | |
| And the problem that we see currently in these last couple of days is the empathy is for the family and friends of the racist person. | ||
| Does anybody hope that this man's children grow up to be like him? | ||
| Or continue his legacy and his work. | ||
| Some people empathize because they are not good people themselves. | ||
| He died disrespecting black people. | ||
| So I don't care about him at all. | ||
| The world is a better place without him. | ||
| He gets what he deserves, he's getting what he deserves right now. | ||
| And it makes me smile. | ||
| Their tears make me smile. | ||
| Their anger makes me smile. | ||
| Because they weren't crying when they see Palestinian children dying every single day when they lose their parents. | ||
| So why would I cry? | ||
| Let them see how we feel. | ||
| See how it feels for people to not care about you at all. | ||
| If they want to help tell their friends and family to stop being racist, then we'll stop being indifferent to whatever happens to them. | ||
| Charlie Kirk's killing the Trump administration is threatening now a crackdown on left-wing and far-left groups. | ||
| The president is saying that he's now considering labeling the far-left anti-fascism group Antifa as domestic terrorists, something actually the president had threatened to do before in his last term in 2020, but has yet uh but clearly did not do at that time and has yet to do now. | ||
| He was asked about this in the Oval Office. | ||
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Do you plan on designating uh Antifa finally a domestic terror organization? | |
| Well, it's uh something I would do, yeah. | ||
| We have some pretty radical groups and they got away with murder. | ||
| I've asked Pam to look into that in terms of Rico bringing Rico cases against a criminal Rico because they should be put in jail. | ||
| So far, no evidence has emerged publicly that Charlie Kirk's alleged killer was working as part of any larger coordinated effort. | ||
| The president has repeatedly and incorrectly, though, said that the political vi that political violence only comes from the left, downplaying violent attacks and rhetoric that span the political spectrum and also target democrats just as well as Republicans. | ||
| Jesse, we had one guy, a good friend of mine, who tried to talk to them, who tried to get them to listen to reason, and they killed him. | ||
| They killed him in cold blood. | ||
| Charlie tried sitting down and having conversations, and many people came, thousands of people came. | ||
| But there are a group of people in this country, Jesse. | ||
| There is a social cancer, a cancerous ideology that is spread throughout this country. | ||
| And I'm not just talking about the talking heads, and and yeah, there's there's plenty of those as well, but we've seen it with the average people. | ||
| It's gone mainstream in so many ways to act as if they are completely dissociated with humanity. | ||
| And what you said about shunning family members and canceling and censorship, that's where it started. | ||
| And it ended with my friend shot on campus. | ||
| Top it in. | ||
| Okay. | ||
| Um there you see that the the and I could play, you know, there's so many positive visuals for Charlie, Jack Vasovic sticking the landing right there. | ||
| Um do I have the other some other preachers were there too? | ||
| Did we do I have that ready to go? | ||
| Give me a thumbs up when it's ready. | ||
| And also, and in you see what the um and let's attach the uh let's attach, let attach let's attach the University Alabama professor. | ||
| What they're trying to do, the the mainstream media is trying to say this is a lone wolf, this guy acted alone, there's no terror network, that's an absolute lie from the free beacon to Naomi Wolf uh to uh across the board. | ||
| Uh you're seeing all these um uh tweets and and people in Discord channels. | ||
| Um they knew this was gonna happen. | ||
| They they were talking about September 10th being such a uh important day. | ||
| Um, and this is why it needs to not just be investigated. | ||
| We need to go after, and we have both of them together. | ||
| We have the preacher and we have uh and we have your okay, fine. | ||
| We're gonna play a couple more clips. | ||
| Let's go ahead and play it. | ||
| Let's go ahead and play them right now. | ||
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Charlie Kirk did not deserve to be assassinated. | |
| But I'm overwhelmed. | ||
| Seeing the flags of the United States of America at half staff, calling this nation to honor and venerate a man who was an unapologetic racist and spent all of his life sowing seeds of division and hate into this land. | ||
| Thank you. | ||
| And hearing people with selective rage, who were mad about Charlie Kirk, but didn't give a damn about Melissa Hortman and her husband when they were shot down in their home. | ||
| Tell me I ought to have compassion for the death of a man who had no respect for my own life. | ||
| The suspect's roommate with whom the alleged shooter had a romantic relationship is transitioning from male to female. | ||
| That is what Governor Cox has said. | ||
| And the roommate we should note is cooperating with investigators, but the roommate's gender has sparked so much conversation. | ||
| I I know you're probably aware of this. | ||
| How are you viewing this topic and how should investigators be thinking about it? | ||
| You know, I think the kind of simple nation Would be to say, well, um the attacker in this case was um upset by Charlie Kirk's comments about um transgender issues that that would explain um why Kirk was shot in the the very moment he was shot, right? | ||
| When it came to what he was saying, um and that would explain the motive of the perpetrator as well. | ||
| I think it's probably more complicated than that. | ||
| Certainly there are there were potentially tens of thousands, um, maybe hundreds of thousands of people who are who would consider the things Charlie Kirk said to be upsetting. | ||
| Um very few engage in violence for that reason. | ||
| And the fact that you know, um, this suspect apparently did this without even the knowledge of his roommate. | ||
| Um, suggests again that that it was not some sort of like um conspiratorial or or collective effort, um, but rather the acts of a lone individual. | ||
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I am sorry, but there's nowhere in Bible where we are taught to honor evil, and how you die does not redeem how you lived. | |
| You do not become a hero in your death when you were a weapon of the enemy in your life. | ||
| I can abhor the violence that took your life, and I don't have to celebrate how you chose to live. | ||
| I am... | ||
| Overwhelmed. | ||
| Okay, folks, uh I know it's been overwhelming with the vigils and the prayer vigilals has been nothing short of historic throughout the world. | ||
| But understanding going to a prayer vigil, unless you're signing up to fight this fight. | ||
| You know, prayers are obviously very powerful, and that people are having a great awakening or spiritual moment, and it's very, very powerful. | ||
| But understand this, just understand. | ||
| Let me give you signal, not noise. | ||
| The hate that because they wanted to wait a day or two, and they're trying to spend it, that they're not guilty of anything. | ||
| It's a lone wolf. | ||
| Oh, and you know, the roommate, uh, he didn't know anything about it, but he's cooperating. | ||
| He knew every trust me, that dude knew everything about it. | ||
| Yes, he's a dude, not some don't give me the transition, he's a guy. | ||
| Okay, he's a guy, a perverted, demented guy. | ||
| And people gotta start talking about the parents' involvement here. | ||
| I'm just saying also, Cox, your administration, and I appreciate the uh the president saying some nice things about you, Mr. President. | ||
| We could not agree more. | ||
| We could not agree more. | ||
| The Cox administration's up to their neck and whatever this network is out in Utah. | ||
| And Cox is bought into this social emotional learning. | ||
| His wife is a big proponent of this. | ||
| You're helping to ruin Utah, and people gotta I what we're gonna use as platform is an open discussion of what's happening to Utah with these California folks moving in the more traditional Mormons being overwhelmed. | ||
| And this cuts to the heart of the Mormon church and what's going on with the Mormons right now. | ||
| So we ain't gonna back off any of it, including they're all domestic terrorists. | ||
| Short break. | ||
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| Uh while we'll get to get to know Philip Patrick. | ||
| We're going to Philip on it. | ||
| So much going on with the assassination, the terrorist networks so much that we've had to push Phillip for a couple days and getting back on the next couple of days. | ||
| Um, particularly since we're talking about CR now. | ||
| You've got to go after the deep state. | ||
| Where are the prosecutions? | ||
| Remember, we've got tons of subpoenas backed up somewhere. | ||
| I don't know. | ||
| That coupled with that dual action proceeding on the deconstruction of the uh of the administrative state and the deep state, both by firings, downsizing, which we're fighting in court right now, President Trump's Article II powers, also investigations in the Comey, Brennan, all of them. | ||
| I think that's slowing down a tad because I'm not so sure they got the lawyers to staff it. | ||
| Anyway, I'm hearing about hundreds of subpoenas that are kind of in backlog. | ||
| Then you've also got to designate Antifa as a terrorist organization. | ||
| Let's get on with it. | ||
| The reason they're so freaked out, and you heard the response, well, you can't do a domestic terrorist, they don't want us to get to the part of the media complicity. | ||
| Yep. | ||
| There'll be major media figures. | ||
| You got it in media platforms, also not just source, but a whole range of these foreign uh of these foreign billionaires, where their money came from and how it's gotten into the American political system, all of that and teed up for prosecution and breaking apart. | ||
| Times are wasting. | ||
| And I will tell you, President Trump kind of saying Cox, you know, saying the nice things about Cox, that's fine. | ||
| President Trump's got to do his president of the United States, president of all the people. | ||
| Here's what the problem is in the comms shop or the White House got to deal with this. | ||
| You're giving cover to those rhinos and establishment Republicans that haven't done anything for decades and decades and decades and don't want to do anything. | ||
| Kind of Cox is their new spokesmodel, right? | ||
| But they got Tom Tillis, all these guys. | ||
| Understand what's going on here. | ||
| They're just trying to wait Trump out. | ||
| They're just trying to wait Trump out. | ||
| They think once Trump's out, it'll all revert back to exactly what they want. | ||
| So they want to wait Trump out. | ||
| And you can see as plain as day. | ||
| So we're either going to be a group hug and agree with in the hate that's out there. | ||
| I could play hours, hours and hours of the hate of a good and decent man of Charlie Kirk. | ||
| How many men in this country have lived a life of this guy and try to bring people together? | ||
| And as a Jack Basovic said on uh Jesse Waters last night, went out of his way to be inclusive in the dialogue and tried to change people's mind through debate and through hearing them out in the most pleasant way possible, and then coming back and debating and putting out additional facts. | ||
| Charlie Kirk did that, and what'd they do? | ||
| They assassinated him. | ||
| And don't think that was random. | ||
| This is not the murder of just one man. | ||
| This is a coordinated deep conspiracy. | ||
| Um I think you'll find if we get to the terrorist designation, there'll be links on money and phone records, et cetera, and the Reddit channels and all this, back to Butler. | ||
| The kid of Butler just did randomly one day say, you know, I hate Trump and I think I'm going to go assassinate him. | ||
| Don't think that's just a random occurrence either, because it's not. | ||
| And if you notice, we haven't seen a lot of pushing up on Capitol Hill to get this in front of anybody, right? | ||
| It's all coming from the outside. | ||
| You have to put the pressure on the outside. | ||
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