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| This is the final scream of a dying regime. | ||
| Pray for our enemies because we're going medieval on these people. | ||
| Here's not got a free shot on all these networks lying about the people. | ||
| The people have had a belly full of it. | ||
| I know you're going to like hearing that. | ||
| I know you've tried 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. Bannon. | |
| Okay, Tuesday, 13 January at Yerviller, 2026. | ||
| Naomi Wilson with us. | ||
| Terry Schilling's on deck. | ||
| We're going to talk about the Supreme Court case. | ||
| Naomi, the other thing I saw is these working class families, Hispanic, white, black, Asian, they would give up their entire weekend. | ||
| This becomes the pursuit of the family as a family endeavor for the little girl. | ||
| And they're either going to go to a Division I school and play big time college volleyball, or even go to a Division II school, going to Division II. | ||
| They're going to go to some of the best colleges in the country that normally just feed in from elite prep schools. | ||
| These kids are going to have a shot because women's sports is big there because of Title IX. | ||
| And they're going to have a shot to go to Union in Hamilton, right? | ||
| And Colgate and Bucknell and all these schools back east and all throughout the country. | ||
| And the family makes a full commitment of this. | ||
| And yes, they couldn't possibly afford $60,000. | ||
| Most of these families ain't making $60,000 as a combined entity. | ||
| And it just, it is, and I got to tell you when we were going and you would go every weekend. | ||
| This is a full commitment. | ||
| And it's almost year-round, right? | ||
| It's almost year-round to get at that level that you can compete. | ||
| Mo's mom, I'm telling you, she'd be out there. | ||
| She'd be throwing some fist. | ||
| She's not going to let a guy compete against her daughter. | ||
| Those mothers, at least at that time, this was back in the 90s and early 2000s. | ||
| These mothers were quite competitive. | ||
| They're not going to let some guy, some teenage boy come in and compete. | ||
| And particularly the harm they could do of just hurting the girls because young men are obviously stronger than young women. | ||
| Your thoughts, ma'am? | ||
| Well, so much. | ||
| I mean, first of all, you're right. | ||
| It is a family commitment for so many families. | ||
| And also, like, what do we want? | ||
| What do we want kids in school to see? | ||
| How do we want them to behave? | ||
| We want this. | ||
| We want the, you know, wholehearted commitment to excellence. | ||
| We want the effort. | ||
| We want the families getting behind them and going to those tournaments. | ||
| And we want it to be fair and to make a difference. | ||
| Otherwise, what's the point of anything that we're doing with educating our kids? | ||
| I think about my stepson, who's an athlete. | ||
| He plays football. | ||
| He's 14. | ||
| And it's literally like if someone had a small horse and brought that horse, you know, onto a football field and said, this is a boy. | ||
| You know, yes, he can run a lot faster than 14-year-old boys can. | ||
| You know, he can cover a lot of ground, but he identifies as a boy. | ||
| So he's a boy. | ||
| And, you know, we're just going to make it be fair. | ||
| The other thing you're not like, we have to take into account is those girls are not the only ones competing and making an impact on what young girls think about meritocracy. | ||
| It's also the girls and the boys in the stands. | ||
| Those girls are watching, right? | ||
| And if they watch the girls trying their best and being kind of wiped out, their efforts wiped out by a bigger, stronger boy, no matter what, it's those girls watching too who are getting the message that nothing they do will matter. | ||
| There's no point in making an effort. | ||
| And lastly, I mean, you know, athletes inspire more than just the people on the field. | ||
| They inspire the people watching as well. | ||
| Lastly, we haven't even talked about the situation in the dressing rooms. | ||
| I mean, which is absolutely terrifying. | ||
| You know, by the age of 14 or 15, a substantial number of young girls have already been molested or sexually abused by trusted males in their circle or by strangers. | ||
| Typically, it's by someone they know. | ||
| And so they're already traumatized. | ||
| And now you've got a situation across the country where girls are showing up at school board meetings saying, begging the adults, please do not put a boy in our changing room. | ||
| And you've got, you know, duh, surprise, surprise, stories of boys saying, well, I'm a girl. | ||
| I'm just going to go watch the girls get undressed, you know, and masturbating in the girls' changing rooms. | ||
| This isn't rocket science to predict that such a thing would happen if you tell boys they can go in the girls' locker rooms and watch the girls undress. | ||
| I mean, it's just such a derogation of responsibility on the part of adults to create what Title IX guarantees, which is a safe and egalitarian environment for education for girls. | ||
| We're going to look back on this time in history and just be horrified at what we allowed to have happen to girls. | ||
| Naomi, if we can get up on the screen, this thing hit me right in the solar plexus when I read what you put up online. | ||
| And I'll let you explain it, but let's do a split screen so we get up there so the audience can see it. | ||
| Talk to me about, you actually put this thing up the other day about, because I can't figure out the rage of these Karens, these white women, they're just, I don't know, they've lost it. | ||
| And you have a brilliant analysis and breakdown of it. | ||
| So why don't you, because I think a lot of the audience is seeing now all the footage and it's just not from the, what happened the other day, but it's in not just Minneapolis, but it's all over. | ||
| Can you explain what you believe is going on, ma'am? | ||
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Sure. | |
| I mean, it's a bit of a pivot, but, you know, obviously there's been a lot of video and a lot of events around primarily white women confronting ICE agents in a very aggressive way. | ||
| Unfortunately, there was a horrible fatality in Minneapolis. | ||
| And I'm not talking about that situation specifically in this post. | ||
| But I was kind of checking in with myself what is going on. | ||
| Like this is a full-blown cultural moment now. | ||
| We've got so many white women getting in the faces of, you know, these big strapping ICE agents and like taunting them and taunting them, trying to provoke them to violence. | ||
| And, you know, I, of course, support the free First Amendment protected expression of, you know, First Amendment protected speech, but this is not that. | ||
| This is a psychodrama of some kind. | ||
| And I couldn't help but notice, again, I'm not talking about Renee Good. | ||
| May she rest in peace. | ||
| I'm talking about the bigger picture. | ||
| That there was a psychosexual element to this. | ||
| And that I put it in the context. | ||
| And of course, I have no scientific studies confirming this, but anecdotally, there's been sort of a 20-year war on the left against masculinity, you know, and the left has told all these liberal men, you can't be strong. | ||
| You can't desire women. | ||
| The male gaze is objectifying. | ||
| There's something, you know, toxic masculinity. | ||
| There's something wrong with you if you have normal male impulses toward aggression or sexual desire. | ||
| And there's also like a lot of estrogenizing going on of men medically, which, you know, it's a whole other topic. | ||
| But that's notable on the left that the ideology reinforces be submissive, don't protect women if they're threatened, let them protect themselves and so on. | ||
| And then you've got these ICE agents who are big, strong men for the most part. | ||
| There are women ICE agents too, who are very strong and well-trained, but the men are out there. | ||
| And the ICE kind of inflammatory training that the left is giving activists is basically a green light for, I'm just going to say, sexually frustrated, you know, middle-class white women to act out their sexual aggression and sexual frustration, their hatred of men in some cases, their anger at their bail partners, whatever it is that they're not getting in their personal lives. | ||
| It gives them a legitimate, in fact, even kind of lauded, celebrated way to vent their frustrations and to taunt and taunt and taunt and then get that contact, get the handcuffs, be dragged off. | ||
| And I can't, like, I've been a commentator about women's psyches for 40 years. | ||
| There is an element of play or provocation that is eroticized here. | ||
| And I wish that there wasn't, but there is. | ||
| Is there a solution for this? | ||
| I mean, you know, ICE could just start a dating service, but sorry, that's a bad joke. | ||
| No, but you say, hold on, hang on, hang on. | ||
| But you're saying there's a cultural moment here. | ||
| You've been observing this for 30 years or so. | ||
| Is there a way through this moment or is it going to work itself out, burn itself out? | ||
| Because it's coming more and more aggressive. | ||
| And we know they're going to shut down the government because of ICE. | ||
| This ICE thing is the whole thing of deportations of illegal aliens is going to be, as I predicted, it's going to be the central beating heart of what's going on here in the country. | ||
| Do you see that part of it, which is now at the forefront of kind of this revolt? | ||
| Do you see that burning out? | ||
| I mean, how do you see it playing out? | ||
| Yeah, well, to be more serious for a moment, it's really dangerous because these liberal frustrated white women are being weaponized and spun out by people who definitely want civil war in our streets. | ||
| You know, the Red Green Alliance, the globalists, they want things to spin out of control. | ||
| They want to kind of, you know, have the excuse to run the kind of articles the New York Times ran about President Trump today, you know, where he's basically, they took everything he said out of context. | ||
| So it sounds like he's saying, well, she was disrespectful, so it's okay to shoot her. | ||
| You know, they want to portray what the Trump administration is doing as, you know, cracking down on peaceful freedom of assembly in a horribly violent, exaggerated way, instead of focusing on enforcement of the law and making our streets safer. | ||
| So they're getting what they want. | ||
| It's going to get worse unless there's an intervention because it's such a toxic permission. | ||
| It's like giving a bunch of horrible, vicious racists permission to act out all of their racism against a, you know, ICE agents of one race or whatever. | ||
| So we're going to see a lot more escalation of these conflicts unless there's a change. | ||
| I think there's some practical things that can be done. | ||
| And I'm glad to see the Trump administration is doing some of them. | ||
| You're seeing more female ICE agents out there. | ||
| And that's a really good idea. | ||
| You know, it is good to show that ICE agents come in both genders. | ||
| I think that the training the ICE agents are getting is incredibly good because they're overwhelmingly really respectful. | ||
| But at a certain point, especially with this escalation using noise, drums beating, shrieking, and so on, that is kind of there's a limit to how much the human mind can take about that. | ||
| So ICE agents are actually being tortured. | ||
| What is the solution? | ||
| Oh, gosh. | ||
| I mean, I think honestly, for ICE agents to know that there's an element of crazy that they just literally cannot step into. | ||
| These women are not going to respond to reason. | ||
| They're not going to respond to de-escalating language. | ||
| I think that's important to know in the training. | ||
| Like we're not in a normal time where normal pedestrians can be told, don't interfere with law enforcement and they'll behave in a normal way. | ||
| I think that's the best we can do. | ||
| But certainly there are things to do around this, which is the leaders, the municipal leaders who are inflaming this and saying, put your body out there on the line. | ||
| Those people are committing violations at least of the law and they need to be held accountable. | ||
| Naomi, where do people go? | ||
| Daily clout, you're putting up great news all day long. | ||
| It's free. | ||
| You don't have a paywall, don't believe. | ||
| Where do people go to keep up with you and everything you guys are doing at Daily Clout? | ||
| Thank you. | ||
| And you guys, you know what? | ||
| Support law enforcement. | ||
| I mean, these people are out there dealing with this chaos and craziness day after day. | ||
| They need to see the people who support them as well. | ||
| I think peacefully going out to support law enforcement, show you're there, show you appreciate them really makes a difference. | ||
| So go to dailyclout.io and subscribe or donate if you can. | ||
| If not, just enjoy the content. | ||
| And over on Substack, my Substack is called Outspoken. | ||
| Again, if you can subscribe and donate there, it's wonderful. | ||
| If not, enjoy the content. | ||
| And thank you so much, Steve, for everything you're doing and the posse. | ||
| Your substack's amazing. | ||
| Thank you, Naomi. | ||
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Thank you very much. | |
| Okay. | ||
| Tom Fitton is going to join us. | ||
| Tom Fitton. | ||
| They're doing amazing work as you would anticipate cleaning up these voter rolls, getting ready for 26. | ||
| He's down in the trenches as he always is. | ||
| Of course, Terry Schilling's here. | ||
| Terry is watching the proceedings over at the Supreme Court. | ||
| Terry's been our guide through all of this, and he's going to help us make sure we can understand this. | ||
| I don't know. | ||
| Maybe it's just me. | ||
| They're freaks. | ||
| I think this is totally revolting to even take the Supreme Court's time up in this issue. | ||
| It's so black and white. | ||
| So it just, we've got so much more to do as a country to deal with this. | ||
| This is a freak show. | ||
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Here's your host, Stephen K. Bannon. | |
| Okay, let's go live to the Supreme Court. | ||
| And our own Terry Schilling joins us, cosplaying Steve Bannon. | ||
| Love the outfit, dude. | ||
| What's going on there today? | ||
| I wore this barber jacket for you. | ||
| See, my wife got it because of you. | ||
| Listen, we're at the Supreme Court today. | ||
| There's two laws in question right now before the Supreme Court in West Virginia and Idaho. | ||
| Idaho was the first state to protect girls' sports, to ban men from girls' sports. | ||
| Essentially, what the Supreme Court is to decide whether or not these laws are constitutional. | ||
| There's 27 states, Steve, that have passed laws to protect girls' sports. | ||
| They're going to uphold it. | ||
| I'm highly skeptical that they're going to break that down. | ||
| But you're exactly right. | ||
| It's a complete waste of time for the Supreme Court to even spend a second on this issue. | ||
| Men and women are different. | ||
| Everyone knows it, except for these weirdos over here. | ||
| By the way, it's a lot of weird flags over there, Steve. | ||
| Earlier, just before I got here, there was a Church of Satan trans flag being flown on the transgender side of the aisle. | ||
| This is not a good group of people. | ||
| They're very confused and distorted, but we're going to win. | ||
| And this is, the war room has been absolutely critical to that. | ||
| Now, Terry, and you've been the tip of the spear in this thing for years, leading us on this. | ||
| What I don't understand. | ||
| What is the argument? | ||
| Why is this even at the Supreme Court? | ||
| Why is this even being argued? | ||
| And just give us the argument from the other side. | ||
| Let's just hear it. | ||
| They believe that trans is an identification that you're born as and that it should be protected by civil rights law. | ||
| That by discriminating against a boy who claims to be a girl, you are violating civil rights law and the Constitution. | ||
| That's that's the you're violating the 14th Amendment, the due process clause, right? | ||
| It's retarded, Steve. | ||
| That's the only way to describe it. | ||
| It is, it is absolutely stupid. | ||
| No one believes it besides ideological people, right? | ||
| It's it's mostly white women who are on SSRIs over there. | ||
| They're very sick. | ||
| They've been captured ideologically, right? | ||
| They can't see the obvious difference between men who even claim to be women. | ||
| You can tell, by the way, you can absolutely, there have been several that have walked by. | ||
| I've spotted every single one of these guys that claims to be women. | ||
| You're not fooling anyone. | ||
| Everyone knows you're not fooling anyone. | ||
| This is the emperor has no clothes, Steve. | ||
| That's what they're arguing. | ||
| Are there family groups and girls' sports groups and young women there on the side of this is this has got to be over, you know, you can't do this. | ||
| Are there people there supporting our side of the argument? | ||
| We have way more people on our side of the argument here at the Supreme Court. | ||
| But Steve, more importantly, we have way more people in America and they're called voters. | ||
| 80% of Americans want to get men out of girls' sports. | ||
| This is not controversial. | ||
| And see, one thing I just have to point out for the audience is that ever since War Room got engaged in this fight, the numbers have gone better for us. | ||
| More Americans support getting men out of girls' sports and keeping them out today than they did before Warroom and APP got involved in this issue. | ||
| We're winning this battle and we're winning it in politics and the law and in the courts. | ||
| We're going to do that today, but we're winning it in the court of public opinion as well. | ||
| Steve, they're losing. | ||
| They're paying their activists to be here. | ||
| These are people that are very lost. | ||
| They're very, they're hurting. | ||
| They didn't grow up with fathers. | ||
| They grew up with abusive mothers. | ||
| All of these people have serious, serious problems, Steve. | ||
| And that's why they're so distorted where they can't understand that men and women are different. | ||
| The most obvious thing that's ever been in existence and been true is that men and women aren't just different. | ||
| They're the opposite and they top them on each other. | ||
| And it's part of God's design and it's absolutely beautiful. | ||
| Okay, Terry, you got to commit to me. | ||
| There's a big article in the New York Times today about the fertility crisis. | ||
| You've committed. | ||
| You're going to come back on the next couple of days from your studio and go through this. | ||
| Where can people go find out more about this issue, more about the impact the War Room and your group has had, more about the ads, all of it? | ||
| I want people to get totally up to speed because this fight's a long way from over. | ||
| Even with the Supreme Court, trust me, there's enough crazies out there to force this on young girls. | ||
| So where do people go? | ||
| So, Steve, all of this fighting is trans stuff. | ||
| It's just stopping the bleeding. | ||
| We're not making any real gains here. | ||
| We're just stopping them from doing damage. | ||
| We've got to get the family to be great again. | ||
| We've got to get people married and having kids again. | ||
| AmericanPrinciplesProjects.org. | ||
| We're figuring this out. | ||
| We need War Room's help and support to do this. | ||
| Not just money. | ||
| We need ideas. | ||
| So we want to work with all you guys. | ||
| You're all super smart. | ||
| AmericanpencilsProduct.org and then shilling 1776 across all social media platforms. | ||
| Terry, be safe out there, man. | ||
| That's undiscovered country over there. | ||
| Quite dangerous. | ||
| So you be careful. | ||
| Yes, sir. | ||
| I will do. | ||
| Terry Schilling, live from the Supreme Court. | ||
| Huge hearing today. | ||
| Jack Basobic joins us. | ||
| Jack, bad news today. | ||
| There's no other way you can say it. | ||
| Talk to us about it. | ||
| The great Scott Adams. | ||
| Yes, Steve. | ||
| Well, I had gotten a text from some of the team over at, he does the morning live stream every day. | ||
| He's been doing it for almost 10 years, all through COVID, all through the rest of it, and got a text that said, hey, do you want to hop on today because we're going to be doing some news? | ||
| We're going to be, you know, working through some stuff and Scott might need a little extra help today to get through it. | ||
| He was on the last couple of days. | ||
| Joel Pollack was there. | ||
| And I hopped along with Joshua Lysac the other day and Joshua, of course. | ||
| We met through Scott. | ||
| And we go on to get there. | ||
| And it's Scott's Shelly Adams comes on. | ||
| And she says, hey, guys, Scott's not going to be joining us because in typical Scott Adams fashion, he decided to pass away right before we were going to go live at 10 a.m., just not even an hour and a half ago here. | ||
| And I think the plan was he was going to listen in while we sort of just chatted about the news and sort of made it like coming into the living room sort of thing. | ||
| He always started off with the simultaneous sip. | ||
| And so she broke the news right there. | ||
| And we had known that this was coming. | ||
| He'd been public. | ||
| He had announced it. | ||
| And one of the big things was, though, I guess about two weeks ago, he wrote a final statement to be read in the event of his passing. | ||
| And Shelley Adams read it this morning. | ||
| And he said that with his final statement, he did accept Jesus Christ as his Lord and Savior and said that he spent most of his life not a believer, but he's willing to accept him now. | ||
| And he said, I hope I still qualify for entry to heaven. | ||
| And that he spent his last days. | ||
| Well, no, one of the warrooms. | ||
| He's trying to be trying to be useful. | ||
| One of the war room engine room, as soon as it came on and his wife came on and was telling the story, the war room engine room, she came and just said, text me, says, it's the story of the thief on the cross, no matter how late, right? | ||
| Right there when what did Christ say, you're going to be with me in heaven tonight to the thief that it believes? | ||
| This day you'll be with me in the middle. | ||
| Exactly. | ||
| And that's what Scott said in the thing. | ||
| He says, I'll know when as soon as I die, right? | ||
| So it's a late state conversion, but it's a conversion nonetheless, is it not, sir? | ||
| I think it was a true acceptance. | ||
| I really do. | ||
| And in a way, for a guy who always was trying to rationalize things. | ||
| Scott was someone who really understood, too. | ||
| So he saw the rise of Trump and he saw what Trump was doing 10 plus years ago, 11 years ago. | ||
| He's one of the first, probably the first celebrity to actually come out who had not been political before to say, yeah, I think Donald Trump's going to win. | ||
| And what he would do was he would go on all these shows and he's on Rogan back, I want to say 2015, 2016. | ||
| And he just walks you through it. | ||
| He says, here's all the issues that are on right now. | ||
| You think Trump is saying crazy stuff. | ||
| You think Trump, it doesn't make any sense. | ||
| Oh, he's nuts. | ||
| He's out there. | ||
| And Scott was just walking you through everything that Trump was doing from Rosie O'Donnell to illegal immigration to everything that needed to be focused on. | ||
| And he would show you Trump's, what he called his persuasion style and the tactics that Trump was using every day. | ||
| And he said, this is the guy that you need for a situation like this. | ||
| Because look, if things are good, you don't reach for a Donald Trump off the shelf. | ||
| If things are kind of flying and fine and everything's copacetic and the country is sort of on par, if the status quo is good, then you stick with that. | ||
| Equilibrium is fine. | ||
| But when you need a disruptor, that's what you need a Donald Trump for. | ||
| And he said, these problems call for a disruptor of the problems our country is in. | ||
| And Donald Trump is the best one. | ||
| So that was Scott Adams saying 11 years ago when he was still just a cartoonist, when he did all that, and he lost everything. | ||
| And people need to understand that. | ||
| This guy lost his comic strip. | ||
| He lost his series, lost his syndication. | ||
| They wouldn't even sell the books. | ||
| They wouldn't sell the calendars, anyone, the little Dilbert calendars you get, you know, at every store. | ||
| So he brought it all in-house. | ||
| He's doing it all in-house. | ||
| And that came up all because he came out and supported Donald Trump. | ||
| Hang on a second. | ||
| As a creator, it was so powerful. | ||
| And remember, they were making so much money. | ||
| They were making so much money with Scott. | ||
| They were making so much money. | ||
| Their hatred of what he had to say and him personally was taking money out of their own pocket. | ||
| When they shut, this is what I'm saying, like Mike Lindell. | ||
| They hate MAGA so much. | ||
| They hate Trump with a burning passion so much that they will actually hurt themselves economically. | ||
| Scott got shut down everywhere in every distribution methodology for a guy who was making them a ton of money. | ||
| That's how much they hate. | ||
| They hate what he had to say and they hated him personally. | ||
| And they were out to destroy him as a symbol of what would happen if you didn't come off the, if you came off the plantation, right? | ||
| This is what was going to happen to you. | ||
| This is what was so shocking and so courageous of him. | ||
| He never backed down ever. | ||
| Never backed down. | ||
| Not once. | ||
| No, never backed down once. | ||
| He came out. | ||
| And by the way, and he talked about the truth. | ||
| He said, look, I got discriminated in the workplace because I was a white man. | ||
| And he said the truth about that. | ||
| And he put it in the comic and he said it publicly. | ||
| And boy, they really went for him after that when he started talking about it. | ||
| And President Trump just said it at the New York Times yesterday, said, hey, wait a minute, all this stuff that's going on, I think you're treating white people very, very unfairly. | ||
| And Scott said that publicly as well. | ||
| He said that that's why he got shut out of the corporate world and that's why he started drawing cartoons. | ||
| And he said, because people were telling him, this is back in the 1980s that people were saying this. | ||
| And what did he do? | ||
| He didn't complain about it. | ||
| He went and did something else. | ||
| And Steve, he was even trying to be on the live stream today from his deathbed. | ||
| He was trying to be on from his deathbed because he wanted to be there for the people, for MAGA, for the Patriots. | ||
| And he would do this. | ||
| He would do two live streams a day during COVID. | ||
| I know another guy who does two shows a day. | ||
| His kind of similar work ethic there is to always make sure that he gives all of his time for the people. | ||
| But he ain't on his deathbed yet last I checked. | ||
| Jack, we've got 30 seconds. | ||
| Can you please give all your coordinates so people can dial in today? | ||
| Get you on your show. | ||
| Yeah, you at Jack Pesovic, hop on. | ||
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| The great Tom Fitton joins me now from Judicial Watch. | ||
| Tom, you have, I think, you and Judicial Watch have cleared out the voter rolls in this country of 5 million names that shouldn't be there. | ||
| And you've had a big, I think almost a million in Oregon. | ||
| Can you walk through exactly the work? | ||
| And please explain to the audience why you and Judicial Watch, which is the People's Justice Department, why you guys are having to do this and raise the money from Warim Posse and your followers, and it's not done by either the state or federal government. | ||
| 5 million, you've cleared out these voter rolls. | ||
| Why is this not done by a government entity? | ||
| Why does it have to be done? | ||
| You and the guys at Judicial Watch, your team have more than enough to do. | ||
| Why are you doing this, sir? | ||
| Because you pointed out the Justice Department hasn't been doing it. | ||
| They've begun kind of looking at the issue, this administration under Harmit Dylan. | ||
| But in the meantime, we've already got active lawsuits under the National Voter Registration Act. | ||
| And people know that as the Motor Voter Bill, right? | ||
| And the left pushed that through. | ||
| They wanted to register everyone to vote when they went for the driver's licenses or got their welfare checks. | ||
| And, you know, their SOP to the conservatives was, oh, don't worry, we'll clean up the rolls every once in a while. | ||
| Well, guess what happened? | ||
| They didn't clean up the rolls. | ||
| And so we became the first private group to start suing over this many years ago. | ||
| And we haven't stopped. | ||
| 5 million names, 1.2 million names cleaned up from L.A. County. | ||
| Almost a million names from New York City. | ||
| That was a settlement. | ||
| They did it. | ||
| We sued. | ||
| They cleaned up the names almost immediately. | ||
| Over 130,000 names, I think, here in Washington, D.C., 5 million nationally. | ||
| But there are 24 million dirty names on the rolls, as best I can tell. | ||
| And so we have new lawsuits in California, Illinois, and Oregon. | ||
| And just this weekend, the Secretary of State of Oregon, after we filed our lawsuit in 2024, he comes in. | ||
| He finally says, hey, look, we've got 800,000 names we need to remove. | ||
| So now what was 5 million, it looks like it's going to be nearly 6 million, thanks to our heavy lifting. | ||
| They realize he admitted, he said, we really haven't cleaned up the rolls since 2017. | ||
| And people all over the country, Steve, you know this. | ||
| You talk to them. | ||
| They know exactly what I'm talking about. | ||
| They get ballot information and ballots for people who don't live at their home anymore, moved away, children, grandchildren who moved years ago. | ||
| They can't get their names taken off the list. | ||
| And the problem is the law requires the names be cleaned up. | ||
| They don't want to take the reasonable steps to clean them up. | ||
| And we have to go into court and force it. | ||
| And we've been the only entity to do it with any marked success in the history of the country to date. | ||
| No, the reason they need those names on there for the mainland ballots, that's the way they steal elections. | ||
| That's why they won't do it. | ||
| But I don't understand, Tom, you guys are, you're busier now. | ||
| You've got to help me out here, brother. | ||
| I've known you for over a decade. | ||
| You're the guys that took on Obama and took on his Justice Department every day. | ||
| You would be on Breitbart Radio with me every other day. | ||
| This is the Trump administration. | ||
| This is the Trump DOJ. | ||
| Why are you so busy, sir? | ||
| Well, on this issue, the Trump DOJ is trying to follow our lead. | ||
| As you know, Armee's been suing states trying to get voter role data to gain access to the information so they can try to get the rolls cleaned. | ||
| I would advise them to join our lawsuits. | ||
| I mean, why not? | ||
| And just get the names removed almost immediately. | ||
| But on the Justice Department, on a whole host of other issues, they're AWOL, especially on the Freedom of Information Act and disclosing information about the abuses, not only of the Justice Department and FBI, but basically covering up everything that you're worried about that the deep state is hiding. | ||
| There's always a Justice Department lawyer defending the secrecy. | ||
| We're in court. | ||
| Imagine going to court, Steve, and asking for Hunter Biden material and being told by Trump Justice Department attorneys, you can't have it. | ||
| We want to protect Hunter's privacy. | ||
| Or you go to the CIA and say, hey, we want records about what were CIA teams doing at the Capitol on January 6th and being told by DOJ attorneys, oh, they say they need four years to search for records. | ||
| You're saying because the deep state controls the Justice Department, you've got a handful of people over there, but you're saying you're dealing with the apparatus, and the apparatus is telling you to go screw yourself, right? | ||
| Basically. | ||
| It's secrecy, right? | ||
| And unless you've got appointees and the people they supervise who are committed to transparency and understanding that they've got to uncover the bodies, this is, we're just going to be, you know, we're fighting them on Jack Smith documents. | ||
| We're fighting them on records you wouldn't believe. | ||
| Now, they've given us records of, you know, a few records here and there, but frankly, so did the Biden administration. | ||
| So don't do us any favors. | ||
| Give us the records as we're due under law. | ||
| They've tried to destroy the Republic just a year ago, and you're still hiding what they did. | ||
| Insane. | ||
| Tom, where do people go to support Judicial Watch? | ||
| Because this is pound for pound, the best organization out there where they find more about your fights to take down the deep state by having the FBI and the Justice Department still fight you tooth and nail every second of every day, sir. | ||
| Trying to save our elections from being destroyed. | ||
| Go to judicialwatch.org. | ||
| We got a Supreme Court case. | ||
| Could overturn 19 state rules that allow the counting of ballots that arrive after Election Day. | ||
| They're going to hear it later this year. | ||
| Go to judicialwatch.org. | ||
| If you're interested in trying to save the Republic and supporting a watchdog group that actually sues over the issues you care about to try to stop the bleeding, support Judicial Watch, JudicialWatch.org. | ||
| Judicial Watch is the best, and Tom Finton is the best of the best. | ||
| The guy fights every day. | ||
| I've known him for 10, 15 years. | ||
| Incredible, Tom. | ||
| Go with God, sir. | ||
| Godspeed. | ||
| Fenton's one of those guys who are going to be hard to replace. | ||
| I mean, this guy's a warrior. | ||
| And what's driving people mad is that, and with Harmet, I know Harmet's in the suits, but look, just send the U.S. Marshals down and seize the ballots in Fulton County. | ||
| Go kick down some doors in these state things. | ||
| Say, no, we're just not going to let you. | ||
| There's 24 million potential voters on these rolls that are illegitimate. | ||
| How do you think they steal these elections? | ||
| You're seeing the business model. | ||
| This is part of the business model. | ||
| Destroy it. | ||
| Destroy it while we can destroy it. | ||
| The hour is late and we're burning daylight. | ||
| We're burning daylight. | ||
| Act with urgency. | ||
| And urgency is not another strongly worded letter, another lawsuit. | ||
| You're the Justice Department. | ||
| Send in the U.S. Marshals. | ||
| Go arrest some of these folks in these blue states that have been stealing elections or bring criminal charges. | ||
| The hour is late and we are burning daylight. | ||
| And President Trump can't do everything. | ||
| You see the guy's agenda is out today at Detroit on the economy trying to turn that from the mess that we had it in. | ||
| Unbelievable. | ||
| Tom Fenton, incredible. | ||
| Just go to Judicial Watch and check out what they're doing. | ||
| Great guys. | ||
| Eddie Hobbs, why do we not have a MAGA? | ||
| You've got the MAGA movement in the United States is made up by a significant portion of hammered head mix like myself. | ||
| In our beloved country of Ireland, why is there not a MAGA party? | ||
| Why is there not a nationalist party? | ||
| Why is Ireland, I think, in the world, you've got a political class that Kowtows to Davos and to Brussels more than even in France and England? | ||
| And that's almost inconceivable in itself. | ||
| But why are I know you're working at tell me the strides you're making because Ireland's got to be free of the EU, sir? | ||
| Well, Steve, you've had a big impact on the conference over the weekend because the media seems to be very focused on the possibility that Steve Bannon is coming to Ireland and MAGA's coming to Ireland. | ||
| And it's almost as if we should be chalking the lentils over our doors that the angel of death is about to descend on the country. | ||
| I mean, that's the problem. | ||
| The media in Ireland, and there's very little between the radio stations and the newspapers are all on the same hymn sheet. | ||
| And that hymn sheet does not include looking seriously at the structural problems we've got. | ||
| And as a consequence of that, we've set up Counterpoint. | ||
| It had a big impact just a couple of months ago when it helped drive the huge, spoiled the vote outcome in the presidential election, where about one in seven voters came out and actually wrote on the ballot paper their, their annoyance with the government and spoiled their vote in unprecedented numbers, and that really shook the establishment here. | ||
| So over the weekend we organized a thing called the Irl Forum. | ||
| It was the first time uh, it was, it was packed out, it was a structured approach. | ||
| I I, I hosted or chaired 12 panels across two days over things like um culture immigration security farming uh, you know um, and all those things related to, you know affirmation ideology education, corruption in the education system, all the things that people care about, and uh, and we did it through kind of a critical thinking forum, so it worked very well. | ||
| And uh, we got in everybody that had been through Counterpoint, as well as others, in in the area and uh and, and it's really created a pivotal change. | ||
| It's changing energy. | ||
| So we will be doing more now. | ||
| Why we're doing that is that before we can build a political movement uh, we must first build the media upon which the critical movement can grow. | ||
| So uh, so we're the um, we're the horse that has to be in the field, and then the cart comes next, and that's the way it worked in the Uk Steve you know where, where. | ||
| GB NEWS started from nothing in 2021 and Is now the largest current affairs program in the United Kingdom. | ||
| And of course, that's directly connected to the program. | ||
| As Nigel Farage says, if it was not for Breitbart London and Raheem Kassam and James Dellingpole that we took from the Daily Telegraph, there wouldn't have been a Brexit. | ||
| He said that the day, the first interview he gave with BBC. | ||
| We started Breitbart London back, I think, in 12 or 13 to support at that time, UKIP, because you needed, and we took Dellingpole from the Daily Telegraph, because the Daily Telegraph had become like the Tories or the establishment of Republicans. | ||
| You need a media platform. | ||
| Here's about, but it seems so obvious that the globalists have sold out the Irish people. | ||
| Why is there not more of an outcry? | ||
| I know you're building a media platform, but are people there that brainwashed? | ||
| Can't they just see? | ||
| Can't they just see what they see in the lived experience of their daily lives? | ||
| Yeah, well, they do, but to actually understand the interconnections and how it all comes together, that takes a bit of exposure to programs like yours and programs like mine on an ongoing basis. | ||
| And they haven't had that. | ||
| They're only getting it now, really. | ||
| I mean, of course, people can go online as they do, especially younger people on social media. | ||
| But I mean, a lot of that is straight, you know, brushes over these type of things. | ||
| You really have to study it and get into it. | ||
| Now, I deal occasionally with senior journalists in the Irish media, and I ask them very basic questions that they simply can't answer. | ||
| You know, on a lot of these topics, they're completely unresearched themselves. | ||
| And the reason for that is that the editors of the newspapers here and the editors of the channels are completely focused on protecting the status quo. | ||
| And that's why I've described on your program last year, the Irish media is the North Korea of Europe. | ||
| But the reverse of that, that creates an enormous opportunity for us to step in and as a disruptor and cover these topics, reach out to the people and start building a media organization that can then turn into a full-time current affairs program very, very quickly with a lot of momentum and start taking them on. | ||
| Eddie, hang on for one second. | ||
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| Eddie Hobbs, Counterpoint. | ||
| A show that's opening a lot of people's eyes in our short word. | ||
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| Here's your host, Stephen K. Bannon. | ||
| Okay, welcome back. | ||
| Eddie Hobbs, Counterpoint. | ||
| How do people get it? | ||
| Where do they go? | ||
| It's online. | ||
| People want to get this issue, particularly people of Irish descent. | ||
| Where do they go? | ||
| They simply go to eddiehobbs.com and the links will be there to the content on YouTube and elsewhere. | ||
| Counterpoint goes out every week. | ||
| And all of the content of the two days of discussion that we've had and about solutions, it was a solutions-based two days, not talking about problems, but what are the solutions to them? | ||
| That will be going up online tomorrow. | ||
| Perfect. | ||
| We'll push that out hard on our platforms. | ||
| Are you on Twitter? | ||
| Yeah, at RealEddie Hobbs. | ||
| And by the way, if you're coming to Ireland, Steve, what's your parachuting skill like? | ||
| You will know this long before anybody else, Eddie. | ||
| We'll work through it. | ||
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| I am coming here. | ||
| I was trying to work out the schedule. | ||
| At the moment, we'll have to parachute you in at night. | ||
| I just wanted to check if you've done any night parachuting. | ||
| Otherwise, we can dress you up as a woman and bring you to a Dublin airport. | ||
| But I prefer the first one myself. | ||
| I think it's more dramatic. | ||
| But over to you. | ||
| Well, Moa is 101st airborne, so I think she could probably help me out there. | ||
| Eddie, thank you so much. | ||
| We'll figure out together the IRS. | ||
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| So my advice is just don't even give them that power. | ||
| The sooner that you call, the more that we can do. | ||
| And Steve, we actually are extending that information call that we had for Black Friday for our war room posse. | ||
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| So we really do appreciate you guys and thank you. | ||
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