Stephen K. Bannon, Dr. Peter Navarro, Eric Bowling, and Dr. Bradley Thayer dissect high mortgage rates and manufacturing trends, with Navarro condemning Jerome Powell's alleged incompetence and demanding his resignation by May 15, 2026. The group analyzes misleading GDP figures versus the ISM index to highlight onshore manufacturing renaissance under Trump's tariffs, while Bowling details the Iran conflict's 60-day duration triggering the War Powers Act and threatening global oil prices. Thayer evaluates strategic options against CCP leverage in Taiwan and Xinjiang, concluding that domestic political battles over redistricting and Sharia law bans underscore a broader struggle to secure American economic sovereignty amidst international instability. [Automatically generated summary]
Mortgage rates remain too high because of the stupidity and partisanship of a Federal Reserve chairman who needs to get the hell out of Washington, D.C. when the clock strikes midnight on May 15th.
We cannot be reminded too many times that Powell's Fed committed three major blunders that have cost America jobs, growth, and tax revenues.
Those blunders, raising rates too early and too fast, And Trump turned one, raising rates too late and too slow as the Biden hyperinflation began to take hold.
And now, lowering rates far too slowly, even as the data screams to do otherwise.
As the bard might say of Powell's mid spring nightmare, get thee gone.
That was Dr. Navarro and those amazing videos he puts up.
So, I want to start.
I'll start here because we played your video to open it up.
And then I'm going to get into some of the economic numbers, particularly on the manufacturing side.
We had the great John Gardner on last night for about 30 minutes and walk through this in detail this kind of manufacturing renaissance you're starting to see the green shoots of because of our tariff policies, the big, beautiful bill, the incentives coming from a supply side, tax cut, and deregulation, all three of those converging to have really, I think, the beginning of amazing results.
But since you're there, and by the way, Eric Bowling's with us, and Dr. Theo's going to stick around.
We're going to talk straight over Moose, Persian Gulf, oil, the economy, and I guess basically the alternatives President Trump came out with yesterday in discussing where we go forward on the Iran war.
But let's go back.
Since Navarro went there, let's go there.
Dr. Peter Navarro, pal, Has responded to, I guess, I don't know if pressure or whatever it was with Gene Pirro or what he thinks is an affront to him by basically telling the administration, hey, look, I'm going to step down as the head of the Federal Reserve and Warsh is going to come in here, but I'm going to stay as a governor and I can cause a lot of trouble there because, first off, Mirren's got to go back.
The chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers has to go back to the EOB.
And I've got a lot of people here that support me.
And you may think you're going to have an quote unquote independent Fed with Warsh, but I got something to say about that.
And Dr. Navarro, you can huff and you can puff and you can try to blow his house down, but about too late, Powell is dug in and he's got his trenching tool and he's digging deeper, isn't he, sir?
Steve, you have to go back to 1948 for a Fed chair to stay on the board.
And in that case, it wasn't controversial.
The guy was actually competent.
Powell is arrogant, prissy, unqualified, petty, vengeful.
Pick your word.
He does not belong on the Fed.
And here's what pisses me off and why I did that video, Steve.
Anybody in the media, anybody in the legacy media who defends Powell on the basis of him being competent, Does not understand the enormous damage Jerome Powell has done to America.
The case against Powell's competence is unequivocal, Steve.
Even the Federal Reserve itself has published studies that show in Trump's first term, Powell raised rates prematurely and choked off significant growth.
In Biden's term, unequivocally, he unleashed the worst hyperinflation since the 1970s that we're still seeing.
Grappling with that's on his plate, sir.
And right now, since Donald Trump has gotten in office, and we're approaching two years now, Powell has kept rates too high, not lowered enough again, causing tremendous, tremendous damage.
It's slower growth, it's lower real wages, it's higher debt, it's higher interest rates because of that debt, not just because he won't lower them.
And that SOB needs, as I said.
Quoting the bars, get thee gone for the country.
Now, one other thing, Steve, he wants to be the shadow Fed chair.
That's what he's going to be the shadow Fed chair.
Not that he wants to be, he's going to be the shadow Fed chair, sir.
Is he not?
This is one of the most egregious throwdowns I've ever seen in American financial or economic history.
And folks, it's going to have a direct impact on you.
Let me just go back to the history.
And I don't want to.
You know, but I will say when this thing first came up in the first term, it was Dr. Navarro and Stephen K. Bannon and some other folks who are saying, Hey, maybe Kevin Warsh or John Taylor are your pick.
And of course, then Secretary of Treasury Mnuchin.
No, it had to be Powell.
It had to be Powell.
So we've seen this disaster.
And that's why Powell's not leaving.
He thinks he's got a point to prove to counter exactly what you said now.
And all the things are most egregious because even what he did in Trump's first term.
Because the policies were correct, he could not slow down the Trump economic train as it really started revving up in the fall of 2019 when everything came together.
The only thing that chop blocked us was the Chinese Communist Party's bioweapon coming out of the Wuhan lab, as referred to as the pandemic.
But the most egregious thing he did was the cutting of rates for Joe Biden and the Biden regime in 2024 to try to juice the market.
So that Biden could point to better economic indicators.
That's destabilized the entire global economy and financial system by what Jerome Powell did.
And again, I ask every SOB in the legacy media who somehow thinks that Powell's going to be some bastion of Fed independence and has done a competent job.
Look at the friggin' record.
Any journalist who says that that guy.
Is competent to serve, is not competent to be a journalist covering financial matters full stop.
And that guy is going to try to command a bunch of liberal Fed people, pro Biden people.
Steve, the irony here is that the complaint is that Donald Trump is trying to take away the Fed independence when it was Powell that prostrated himself on his knees to get reappointed, that basically gave that away to begin with.
Where's the media outcry from the financial media?
Where's the Wall Street Journal and the Financial Times of London and Bloomberg?
Because all they talk about is the independence of the Fed, independence of the Fed, and Trump's.
Warsh is as independent as you're ever going to get, but he can't be independent because a Fed chair who should ride off into the sunset is going to remain, and he's going to remain.
And his arrogant response the other day I will remain as long as I think it's necessary, right?
He's clearly going to try to challenge Kevin Warsh's independence at the Federal Reserve.
We have never, Steve, in the entire history of our republic, had a Federal Reserve that is embarking on a road of partisanship and conflict in ways which will derail proper Fed policy, full stop.
And that's on Jerome Powell.
And he knits, he gets thee gone, Jay.
Get out of here.
The joke was like when I was watching him, by the way, let's make note Mnuchin's.
You know why Mnuchin, Steve, wanted Jay Powell?
It's the biggest irony.
Mnuchin thought he could control him.
And as soon as Powell got in there, he stuck the knife in Donald J. Trump.
And I would appeal to the Wall Street Journal, to Bloomberg, to the Financial Times, to the folks on the New York Times, the Washington Post, who believe somehow that they're.
Qualified financial reporters look at the friggin' record and tell him he needs to leave because not for any political reasons, but simply because he is not competent to serve.
Period.
This is a big crisis, Steve.
We don't need this now.
It's the last thing we need on top of everything else.
He should have been raising interest rates throughout the Biden term.
He didn't.
He's playing politics.
If he was really concerned about growth, and honestly, monetary policy as it applies to growth is the only thing a chairman should do.
So he has to use the gas and the pedal with interest rates.
If inflation gets too high, use the brakes, raise interest rates.
If it's nice and low and demand starts to seep or slow down, press the gas, lower interest rates.
He played politics throughout four years of Biden.
Especially in what you pointed out at the very end, the month of October before the November election was the first time he lowered interest rates.
He should have been raising them and lowering them as things got better.
What he did was he started the economic turnaround.
Powell started in the last month or month and a half of Biden's terms, which gives him that honor of being the most political Fed chairman probably in history, certainly in my lifetime.
I think it's going to be very important to Warsh come out the box.
Look, Fed decisions are made almost unanimously every single time.
In fact, the decision that they just made the day before yesterday was an 8 to 4 split, which is highly unlikely, right?
It's usually the Fed chairman delivers a unanimous vote.
Yeah, unheard.
And so Warsh has to step in here and just leg sweep Jerome Powell immediately, clip his wings.
Look, he's a third tier investment banker, not an economist, not someone like a Scott Besson or a war, somebody that knows capital markets deeply, right?
Either a trader or knows capital markets.
This guy was a third tier investment banker and a lawyer.
He had the worst call in at least my lifetime of a Federal Reserve.
It's almost as bad as some of the calls they were making, Greenspan was making up to the 2008 financial crash.
When he called inflation, when the inflation started burning, he said it was transitory.
Remember, he wasn't going to make moves against it.
He said transitory inflation.
That is the worst call, at least since Greenspan didn't recognize what would lead up to the 2008 financial crisis.
This is why this guy should not be around.
This is why this guy should be out of here.
And now he's going to fight a rearguard action every day against Warsh and President Trump.
So, all the business press, Bloomberg, the Wall Street Journal, Financial Times of London, All of them, New York Times, business section, Barron's.
You know, I don't want to hear you whining anymore about Trump, right?
Trump trying to have a non independent.
Kevin Warsh is an independent guy.
He's the guy that I really pushed back, you know, what, eight years ago for Fed Chair at the time.
He or either the backup, the cover bid would be John Taylor out of Stanford.
And of course, Mnuchin and these guys all wanted Powell.
They all had to have Powell.
But correct me if I'm wrong, his whole.
Idea that he put in this mindset of transitory inflation was just dead 1000% wrong, sir.
I, I, I, the only question I might make is, is, is well, maybe it was him.
Janet Yellen was also talking transitory inflation, yeah, being big, inflation being transitory throughout the time she spent up at the top levels as well.
So it was a, it was a talking point that they secretary delivered as, as, as a political talking point, maybe in conjunction with the White House, which is what they're not supposed to be doing.
They're supposed to be an independent body.
I, I, it was, it was.
Horrible that they didn't get in front of inflation.
And this whole idea that Powell is saying that he was in the Trump term, where inflation is a third or less of what it was during Biden, him saying, well, we may have to raise when Trump is saying, let's lower because to get in front, well, where were you four years ago, five years ago, Powell, when inflation was on its way up?
You get in front of the rise of inflation with interest rates, not behind it, but somehow you wanted to get in front of it with Trump.
Now, we should know President Trump rejected a previous offer from the Iranians.
Today marks 60 days since the conflict began.
Now, that 60 days is important because it would appear to trigger.
The War Powers Act, a Vietnam War era law that requires Congress to sign off on U.S. military action that lasts beyond 60 days.
But according to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, there is a loophole.
He told Congress that the April 7th ceasefire paused the clock on the 60 day countdown.
Now, many Democrats and some Republicans don't quite buy that.
There's also brand new reporting this morning.
According to a CNN analysis, at least 16 U.S. military sites have been damaged by Iranian strikes.
A majority of U.S. positions in the Middle East, that would make up a majority of positions in the Middle East, Some, we are told, are virtually unusable now.
What are you hearing about this latest response from the Iranians?
Yeah, it's really dropped in the last hour very, very, very, very recently.
It does seem to be something that is making the Pakistani mediator sort of breathe a slight sigh of relief.
Of course, they've been expecting Iran to respond by Wednesday.
And if not by Wednesday, then by Thursday.
And if not by Thursday, then really the sense here was. that this was the day.
If Iran didn't respond by now, then things were going to slip potentially out of control pretty quickly.
So the Iranians have put something on the table.
We don't know what's inside of it, of course, at the moment.
It is very clear, having had conversations in the past few hours with Iranian officials, that they don't trust President Trump, that they do have an idea of how they could get back into talks.
And part of that was indicated to us that it would be a simultaneous lifting of the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz.
They said, who's going to guarantee for us if we take that step that the United States doesn't just then move the U.S. Navy into the Strait of Hormuz and take control of it?
So there is this real, real deep distrust.
I think there's also this sense here that potentially things have been pretty close.
And it's not clear if Iran has bridged the final gaps or are they playing for time?
Are they going to try to spin out more rounds of talks?
We know very clearly, as undoubtedly Kevin was laying out as well, That President Trump has said some of this could be done on the phone, that he wouldn't send people here to talk if they were just 18 hours to get here, if they were just going to arrive and find something on the table they already knew wasn't acceptable.
So I think if we get an indication that a U.S. talks team were coming here, that would indicate that there's space to move forward.
And for context, we were crushing Biden about Bidenomics.
I'm going to give you the negative stuff first.
We were crushing Biden about Bidenomics, but the average price of a gallon of gasoline for years, all four years of that miserable term, was only $358.
We're going to be pushing $450 within maybe a week or so, maybe $5 by the end of the summer.
That's going to be a real, real drag on certainly.
The economy, possibly even the election.
But we'll go for it.
Chevron and Exxon reported earnings this morning.
Both CEOs were out there blasting it out on CNBC talking about how much profit they were making.
Meanwhile, I'm watching that going, you guys are tone deaf.
Yeah, you're making profit because you're an oil producer, and higher prices benefit you.
I didn't see any refiners on there talking about they need the oil to put into the refinery to make gasoline.
Those prices are going up.
No one seems to want to talk about that side of the barrel equation, so to speak.
The good news is here's the very, very good news.
Yesterday, we talked about it.
Demand came out.
GDP grew, or it's stable at 2%.
And that's relevant because 2.5% is a target, but 2% in the midst of a 60 day conflict that's choking off oil means that in the United States, the dog is still wagging the tail.
We saw China the day before report that their economy was slowing, likely due to the higher oil prices, which means now the tail is starting to wag the dog, where the high price of oil is really starting to hurt the Chinese economy because we're self sufficient in oil.
Remember, we produce.
We use 20 million, we produce 13, and for some odd reason, we're shipping 14 million barrels a day out, but that's another story.
So, the good news is, versus China, we're doing really, really well.
I will give you one more thing.
If you can pull up the camera or the guys, if you can pull up that first chart I sent to you, Steve, last night, I got it refreshed from my friends who are traders at some of the top oil trading desks, real people.
Upper left hand corner of that chart, if you can see it, the number three there, that's the number of vessels that have transited the Strait of Hormuz in the last 24 hours.
The number is three, Steve.
The actual number should be 130, 140.
Number three, three vessels have transited in the last 24 hours.
And if you look at the lower left hand corner of that chart, you see the number 350.
It's a shipping rate, it's 350 versus what normally should be 45 or 50.
So the shipping rates in this region, not just through the strait, in the region, have gone up sevenfold.
One final thought jet fuel is becoming a global issue for not just Europe anymore, now the United States as well.
We're starting to Drain some of our jet fuel.
Oh, I'll give you one last one.
I read this this morning.
In California, the biggest, most populous state used to have 46 refineries.
I think that's my senior year of college, junior, senior year.
And then that's right after college.
The Navy cleaned me up, let's say that.
Back to what my mother felt she had turned me over to college as coming out of military school.
But anyway, Eric Bowen caught me by surprise there.
College and then right after college.
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Do we want to be the prime reserve currency?
There's a tremendous amount of benefits from it.
There's also obligations.
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It's aspirational.
President Trump's saying, hey, if tariffs work, right, and other fees that we can charge, maybe foreign entities, one day, maybe we can.
Eliminate the income tax.
That's his goal and objective.
You know, Peter Navarre just said last segment the entire history of the Republic with the Federal Reserve.
Well, thank God it was only created in the early 20th century along with the income tax because if the Federal Reserve had been from the very early days of the Republic, we would never have had the explosion in economic growth using the American system of Alexander Hamilton in the 19th century.
That's why Andrew Jackson, the first great populace, fought the Bank of the United States, which was a first cut of a Federal Reserve, of course, owned by private individuals in New York City, and basically shut down by Andrew Jackson, his great fight.
But the IRS is not going away.
And quite frankly, with the deficits we got, particularly, you saw Pete getting lit up yesterday with the $1.5 trillion in the defense budget.
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Dr. Bradley Thayer, the president, and you can tell he's, and I've said this before President Trump has read a lot of naval history.
He's a very big believer in Mahan.
Victory at Sea is one of his favorite documentaries in Sammy Elliott Morrison's book.
It's one of his favorite books on naval warfare.
His entire hemispheric defense is Mahanian, right?
As we now make the Central Pacific the strategic pivot of the United States of America and not the heartland of the Eurasian landmass, which totally changes kind of world geopolitics that's been around, or at least that fight of it's been around for thousands of years.
Uh, your thoughts as Admiral Cooper at CENTCOM briefed him yesterday on the range of alternatives, where do you think we are, sir?
Well, Steve, Admiral, according to the Axios report, right?
Cooper was briefing him on two major pillars, and that would be a Hormuz option, which might include ground forces, and then special operators really working on to seize fissile material, the enriched uranium.
I think.
President Trump has got three points of leverage here.
First, the blockade is working extremely well, and that gives him a very potent weapon to use against the Iranians.
Secondly, he's got the threat of escalation, and that includes the following elements.
First, we've learned a lot about where the Iranians are storing things given this hiatus, this break in targeting.
So there are going to be a lot more, there are going to be military targets that will be very usefully struck, as well as perhaps.
Broadening that to the economic, civilian, and economic targets, which of course Iran does not want us to target.
And then the third component there, besides the blockade and essentially returning to military force, would be China.
The pain that he's putting on communist China gives us a leverage as well.
So those things are working, I think, very effectively in President Trump's favor against the Iranian regime.
That said, of course, Iran has every incentive to drag this out as long as possible.
So, of those three elements, one that we haven't talked much about, communist China, is really going to come to the fore as we move into the mid May meeting and pressure that Xi Jinping is going to face based on his economy, as Eric was saying.
Doctor, here's what I don't like about the framing so far.
I didn't have time to send you this morning, but I get up this morning and go through all the European.
Papers, no news sites, and Asian, and then finally the American Financial Times and the American papers.
They're clearly framing this, at least as of today, is that it's not so much the Iran war and how this has to be focused, but the CCP is saying this is going to be about Taiwan.
I mean, it's pretty, I was pretty shocked about how their information warfare has framed this, that from Beijing's perspective, they're going to have a very detailed talk about Taiwan, and that is going to be complicated.
Taiwan just put up numbers yesterday, folks.
If you didn't see it, their economic growth is through the roof because of advanced chip design.
I mean, the risk that they took years ago is paying off big league that they essentially make all the advanced chips that drive the world's economy and particularly the American economy.
Your thoughts on that?
I mean, did you see the same thing of how they're fighting this that they're going to have a direct discussion about Taiwan?
My concern is there's an awful lot of business community.
Remember, this whole thing on AI, and we're going to talk to you about even more focused endeavors we're going to have on these data centers, right, which are a plague in this country.
The phony, the oligarchs talk out of both sides of their mouth.
They all, you know, we have to be AI, we have to be China, we have to be China.
At the same time, those oligarchs are totally in business with the Chinese Communist Party.
And don't want any confrontation with the Chinese Communist Party.
We got about a minute and a half, Dr. Thayer.
With that being reality, there's a lot of people in President Trump's ear that he should reach some sort of rapprochement about Taiwan with the CCP.
Well, it's clear, as we just discussed, that Communist China is aggressing.
They have Taiwan in their sights and they're moving every.
They've taken for many, many years steps to prepare the battlefield.
In Taiwan.
A way that we can shoot that down very effectively would be to cut off the chips.
So it's important for everyone to recognize in the United States at any level to recognize that they're gunning for Taiwan.
Aggression is certain in that regard, and we need to respond now.
Chips are a very effective way of doing that, as tariffs are.
You just had Peter on, right?
And so he can work his magic in that regard.
President Trump has said anybody helping Iran is vulnerable to very significant tariffs.
Investment, we're still, money is still flowing from New York to communist China.
That needs to be cut off.
The Trump administration has taken some measures in that regard, but that really needs to be ended.
And then the students as well, the students, Chinese students that we have in the United States, 350,000 of them, that number has to be brought down as well.
So we have a lot of leverage with respect to Iran, but we also have an enormous amount of leverage with respect to the Communist China and leading up to the May meeting.
Afternoon and tomorrow morning, and that doesn't include everything that's going to happen in the interim.
So, we're going to juggle here in the war room and make sure that you get all the information and analysis you need.
I would just give you a heads up for the war imposter because you've been driving this for a couple of years.
And remember, for those of you who've been with the show for a while, in 22, we would have never taken back the House unless it was for your efforts on the redistricting war of 22.
11 seats changed hands in redistricting.
The Democrats picked up three, and we picked up eight.
And particularly in Florida, where we raised holy hell and really made the legislature there that had no interest in doing it, I think it was four seats at the time, which was really incredible.
But we would have never taken back the House without that.
We're not going to hold the House without this.
Let me just be blunt.
That's why this fight's so important.
And we'll have more specifics today about who to light up.
Because you can see those people that are MAGA and those people that are, we'll put their shoulder to the.
What's so outrageous and I find so offensive is the South has been oppressed by this since the 1960s or 70s.
It was clearly unconstitutional.
Finally, people in Louisiana had the gumption to fight all the way through.
The Supreme Court, 6 3, this was not close.
This was not closed.
And Alito buried him.
And Kagan's response was, as we said today, 30 pages of whining.
Or 30 over 60, I think, were just whining.
And you see it on TV last night.
But to know that people in the South were not ready to hit it right away, it's unconstitutional.
It has to be rectified right away.
And for those that are getting on with it, good on you.
And for those of you like Kemp and these people in Georgia, it's just, once again, their hatred of Trump, their hatred of Trump.
Because they think they don't get these seats flipped.
He's got a chance of getting impeached.
And that's what Kemp and these guys want.
That's what the establishment wants.
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Remember, it's not the price, although the price has run up quite a bit, it's the pattern recognition, what drives value, particularly as we go forward here with the BRICS nations and so much turmoil.
Particularly in the Middle East, among the big oil providers.
You heard yesterday the first quarter with Santelli and Peter.
We had Gardner on last night.
You got the green sprouts of a manufacturing renaissance in this country.
However, that's all run on energy, and we'll have to see how this thing plays out.
President Trump weighing his alternatives, and we're going to talk a lot about that this afternoon.
Also, an update on the redistricting wars, of which I'm proud to say that this show has been at the tip of the spear now.
Going on our fourth year of doing this.
Big win in 22.
We took the house in here.
I kept telling people, don't get black pilled.
This is, I mean, you could have a net pickup of what we're talking about 23 seats, 23 seats from Texas, and you folks have been there and fought the good fight every step of the way.
Mike Lindell, brother, you're going all in on governor.
You're making everybody proud.
You're taking the fight.
Mike Lindell, what's the first issue you're going to deal with after you take your hand off the Holy Bible after being sworn in as the governor of Minnesota?
The Islam coming into Minnesota when we were the Trojan horse for it.
I said it five years ago.
Back then, they called me racist.
But now, with all the fraud and it's opened people's eyes, that's the number one thing when I get first day ban Sharia law, bring back the Minnesota flag.
And we have one other thing, remember Governor Waltz put a satanic statue in our Capitol in St. Paul.
Today's May Day, they're going to have all the high schools at Minneapolis are going to be terrible because they're all Marxists up there in the public education system.
This is what they do.
They applaud and want a satanic statue in the actual people's house in Minnesota.
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The Charlie Kirk show is next with Andrew Colvette.
You've got Poso after that, Steve Gruber, Unreal America's voice, Eric Bowling, and I'll do a transition today into the five o'clock show back here in the warroom.