Bannon's War Room - Episode 2012： The Uniparty Runs The Courts; Energy Skyrockets While Heat Wave Moves Across The Globe; Dr. Birx Lied To All Americans; Dropboxes Are Proven To Be Unconstitutional

00:00:00.000 is going in the country today. Only 21% say things are going well. I want to put that

00:00:06.600 in some historical context for you. 21% is the low point. This goes back, in fact,

00:00:13.280 off this chart, Jake, you have to go back to 2009 to find a time when the American electorate

00:00:18.600 was this dissatisfied with the way things were going in the country. And when we ask

00:00:22.920 specifically about economic conditions and we say, can you rate the economic conditions today?

00:00:27.960 Look at this number. 82% of respondents in this poll say economic conditions in America are poor.

00:00:34.480 Only 18% say that economic conditions are good.

00:00:39.100 We're having it both ways, Jared, because when the gas prices go up,

00:00:42.640 it's got nothing to do with the president. When we see some decline, you want him to get the credit.

00:00:47.280 Look, I think that there's no both way thinking here at all.

00:00:52.740 So we really want to base our treatment and to affirm and to support and empower these youth,

00:01:01.460 not to limit their participation in activities, the sports, and even limit their ability to get

00:01:07.520 gender affirmation treatment in their state. Looking back over the last 70 years, over the

00:01:13.260 post-World War II period, in my view, Steve Bannon was the single most dangerous American

00:01:19.380 president who came our way.

00:01:20.840 Look, it was a very good first day. It was a long day for jury selection. I really want to thank all the jurors

00:01:41.260 for being truthful and blunt. I thought that was great. And we look forward to tomorrow. We're coming

00:01:45.560 back. We get into it tomorrow. So we're looking forward. And I think we're more productive

00:01:51.160 if we've been on Capitol Hill and for our open mics addressing the nation with exactly all this

00:01:57.700 nonsense, this show trial they've been putting up on Capitol Hill. It's nothing but a show trial.

00:02:03.900 It's time they start having other witnesses and give other testimony other than what they've been

00:02:10.000 putting up. So we'll see you here tomorrow morning. I want to thank the judge. Thank you, everybody.

00:02:15.680 Steve Bannon, bro says he's going to go medieval.

00:02:20.100 What's that mean?

00:02:21.060 He didn't even bring a catapult to court yesterday. And even his defenses aren't holding up. I mean,

00:02:27.860 I think this one, this one, it's a Trump judge in there. I think this one's pretty open and shut,

00:02:33.440 isn't it?

00:02:34.600 Well, what does it say about us, though, Joe, that Steve Bannon with his three shirts

00:02:39.680 and his heavy sport coat and his failure to shave every other day, whatever. He is suddenly

00:02:47.620 on everyone's TV screen when he's on nobody's mind, really. He is a jackal and he has used his

00:02:56.780 position to promote himself. He comes on as this tough guy, this television tough guy, this talk

00:03:03.060 radio, tough guy. And he has basically flaunted the laws of the country and thinks his excuse is

00:03:09.940 because he is, you know, coming off, trying to come off as someone who is critical to the future of the

00:03:16.980 republic. I mean, it's preposterous. We've made this guy into a national nationally recognized, sort of

00:03:23.900 nationally recognized. But the the jurors polled yesterday had no idea who he was, which is really

00:03:30.060 the essence of the case, a nobody on trial for flouting the law. The jackal is on the loose

00:03:38.200 Capitol Hill over at the Freddie men federal courthouse, but the jackal is out. Jack Posobiec

00:03:45.280 is in guest hosting while the jackal himself, the most dangerous man in America, Stephen K. Bannon

00:03:50.500 is enduring day two of his show trial in the Biden regime. Today is 19 July, year of our Lord, 2022.

00:04:00.980 What's going on? We've got so much coming up today. Massive show and so much going on around the world.

00:04:06.220 We're going to have Harnwell up next to talk about it, but we have to go through the list. Pelosi,

00:04:10.640 she is on her way making a trip to Taiwan while the CCP is demanding an ed to U.S. arms sales to the

00:04:18.080 island nation. Next, Nikki Haley and Mike Pence, both making noises, hinting at potential 2024

00:04:24.980 runs. I think that's going to go over like a lead balloon. Next, a European heat wave we're seeing

00:04:30.220 concurrently with a European energy crisis. Charges dropped on the Colbert Nine, of course,

00:04:37.140 right? Those people, the Stephen Colbert crew, arrested for what? Parading and trespassing in

00:04:43.180 the U.S. Capitol. No charges will be filed against them. Charges dropped by the Biden Department

00:04:47.900 of Justice. Just so you know that Merrick Garland, our next guest, Mike Davis, I'm sure can have some

00:04:53.020 comments about that. Merrick Garland does not care to have the appearance of fairness. He only wants

00:04:59.300 revenge. Revenge, I believe, for being blocked from being on the Supreme Court. Next, we've also got

00:05:04.620 Vladimir Putin arriving in Tehran as the new axis of control of the world island solidifies itself.

00:05:12.260 And we've got so much more coming up today, but I wanted, and we just heard, we just heard from

00:05:16.460 Stephen K. Baden right there. That was yesterday outside the courtroom. I actually went, so after

00:05:21.560 hosting this show and then hosting Human Events Daily, my own podcast, podcast, we don't like

00:05:25.980 podcasts, we went over to the courtroom. I spent about the last three hours, right, sitting in the

00:05:31.640 court with Steve during jury selection yesterday and juror after juror. It was biased. And actually,

00:05:38.740 MSNBC had this completely wrong when they said the jurors didn't know who he was. No, it's the

00:05:43.080 opposite. They knew exactly who he was. And you had bias after bias after bias. They had prejudged

00:05:50.260 him because of his name, Steve Bannon, because he was a conservative, because he was affiliated with

00:05:54.500 President Trump, because he was associated with January 6th. You had one guy in there coming up

00:05:58.780 saying, I get the notifications for January 6th. I get them on my phone. I follow everything. I follow

00:06:03.140 the committees. I follow the hearings. I follow it all. I follow every little piece of this. And the

00:06:06.660 judge saying, well, you know that actually it doesn't have to do with the case. This is about a subpoena.

00:06:10.600 This is about some of the other situations that were around the committee, not the actual day

00:06:16.040 itself. And this guy just completely could not separate his opinions about what happened that day

00:06:23.140 versus what actually the trial was about. And this is exactly what Richard Barris told us yesterday,

00:06:28.560 People's Pundit, when he talked about the illusory truth effect, right? Strong bias and the high

00:06:35.140 illusory truth effect. But I want to bring in now Mike Davis, who is the founder and president of the

00:06:40.180 Article 3 project himself, a veteran of many Senate committees and as well as Supreme Court

00:06:46.800 confirmations, understands the process like none other. Mike Davis, what are your thoughts on,

00:06:52.500 as we saw the jury selection, we got the bias that we saw that we were going to have. Now, I believe

00:06:57.040 the last I saw is that opening statements are set to get underway right down the street in the

00:07:02.280 federal courthouse. Well, Steve Bannon should not even be there in the first place. He's there because

00:07:10.120 the Biden Justice Department is on a witch hunt. They want to go after Trump people. Bannon is one of

00:07:16.780 the leaders of the Trump movement. President Trump asserted executive privilege. And Steve Bannon

00:07:24.680 honored that, as he should have been, as he should have. This is a legal issue that should have been

00:07:30.020 resolved through the civil courts. This should not be in criminal court right now. There is

00:07:34.040 a legal dispute whether President Trump can maintain executive privilege while President Biden

00:07:40.780 purports to waive it. There's a legal dispute whether executive privilege applies to former

00:07:46.740 presidential White House aides versus presidential advisors on the outside. These are legal issues.

00:07:52.720 We've had executive privilege going back to George Washington. And we talked about this yesterday,

00:07:57.180 Jack, the point of executive privilege. This is a critical constitutional issue with executive

00:08:03.980 privilege. It's about the separation of powers. It gives the president, the executive for the country,

00:08:09.520 the power to get the ability to get candidate advice from a wide variety of advisors and not worry

00:08:16.480 that another branch of government is going to meddle in that advice and have a chilling effect on people

00:08:23.620 giving candidate advice to the president. That is exactly what I've got. I've got a breaking update

00:08:29.540 now. So I'm some of the reporters that I'm following. Epoch Times has some folks in there.

00:08:33.220 Joe Nierman from LawTube is there. Viva Frye. He's going to be doing a daily recap for Postmillennial.

00:08:37.860 But one of the breaking updates I have on this is apparently the prosecution. And we thought that

00:08:42.060 this had already been decided. Apparently, the prosecution has started to say that they will

00:08:47.260 potentially allow evidence of the argument regarding executive privilege in the case,

00:08:53.180 even though we were told originally that that was a defense that would not be available to Steve.

00:08:59.460 Of course, it was his entire defense. The Reliance of Counsel was something else he brought up. So

00:09:03.480 that's the latest that we're getting that apparently the prosecution, even though this would seem

00:09:07.280 beneficial to the defendant in this case, will allow potentially some discussion of this in front of

00:09:13.060 the jury. Well, I mean, then Steve Bannon's attorney should move for a mistrial because the

00:09:18.140 whole Steve Bannon's entire argument was, look, whether you think this executive privilege argument

00:09:23.140 is legally right or wrong, I am bound by it because I work for President Trump. He asserted it. I am

00:09:28.260 bound by it. The current president and the former president need to work this out. They need to

00:09:33.140 try to resolve this. And if they can't resolve this, they need to go to civil litigation and get a

00:09:37.700 ruling from a judge. You can tell me, Steve Bannon, what I'm supposed to do. It's not Steve

00:09:42.980 Bannon's not a legal expert here. He's not an expert on executive privilege. So you put him

00:09:48.040 in this position where Trump has asserted executive privilege, and then Steve Bannon's now being

00:09:53.160 charged with obstruction of Congress for honoring this. This is nonsense. And then this judge said

00:09:59.600 that Steve Bannon couldn't even raise executive privilege as a defense, nor could he raise reliance

00:10:04.720 on counsel as a defense. And now the government wants to try to put this in the case at the last

00:10:09.800 minute when Steve can't call the appropriate witnesses at his trial today to argue these

00:10:15.340 cases. That's just not fair. That violates due process. Right. Because, of course, if and again,

00:10:21.400 we're dealing with breaking news directly from the courtroom. And that's what we do here on War Room

00:10:26.160 because we don't take days off. There's no crying in the war room. We put the shoulder to the wheel and

00:10:30.760 we do hard things. I think I got all the catchphrases in one sentence there. And but the idea is that

00:10:36.980 we are going to be covering this breaking news while we're here in the war room to understand

00:10:41.500 so that folks back home can know the play by play. Because and Mike, to your question and

00:10:46.200 your argument there, obviously, if they were if they knew that these lines of defense would

00:10:51.740 actually, in fact, be available to Steve, then he would have prepared a defense which

00:10:55.920 included witnesses, I'm sure would include various documents, emails that they want to prepare

00:11:00.780 for the for the jury, perhaps even some expert witnesses, maybe yourself, you know, or someone

00:11:06.360 who is an expert on on executive privilege to come in and explain it to the jury the way that you just

00:11:11.180 did. But now if they're trying to introduce at the last minute, it doesn't provide them the time to

00:11:15.640 actually prepare a case. And they want to do it through a hearsay. They want to do it through

00:11:20.440 hearsay evidence. They want to do it from a letter from the from Chairman Thompson on the January 6th

00:11:28.360 Kangaroo Commission. Instead of having him come in and testify, they want to do it essentially by a

00:11:33.160 drive by shooting where we're going to selectively use the evidence we want and to deny Steve Bannon

00:11:39.460 the ability to to to have the evidence that he needs to present his defense.

00:11:45.640 OK, so I see what they wanted. So why can't they just bring Thompson in? Why won't they bring any

00:11:51.320 members of the actual committee in the people who signed off in the subpoena? Why aren't we seeing that?

00:11:55.800 Well, they could try. The problem is, is there's a speech and debate clause. So the president has

00:12:03.160 executive privilege, apparently, until Trump comes along and then the Democrats want to just get rid

00:12:07.560 of 250 years of executive privilege for the president. The Congress has speech and debate

00:12:13.260 clause privilege where they're not they can't be called to testify to what they do in Congress

00:12:17.300 generally. So both both branches have it or they're supposed to have it unless, of course,

00:12:21.420 you're Steve Bannon and Donald Trump. And then they want to throw out all of that history because

00:12:25.900 they want to get Trump. So essentially, speech and debate clause means a form of legislative

00:12:31.480 privilege, right? So executive privilege is taken away when you're Stephen K. Bannon or Donald Trump.

00:12:38.060 But this the idea of legislative privilege is being preserved for the members of the committee,

00:12:43.420 which and I believe and we were talking about this yesterday, the the actual constitution of the

00:12:48.180 committee, right? The way that it's been that it was formed isn't actually in keeping with the house

00:12:52.880 rules. There's no, for example, obviously, we're seeing there's no cross-examination of any of the

00:12:57.540 witnesses. And Mike, I also have to tell you, as I was sitting in the back of the the Prediman 1.00

00:13:01.980 courtroom yesterday, this was the in the centennial courtroom. It's it's beautiful courtroom ornate,

00:13:07.400 very, you know, statuesque everywhere. I don't believe the actual trial is going to be held in

00:13:11.180 there. That was just for jury selection. Juror after juror, I would say almost 90 percent of them

00:13:16.120 said they knew about the case. They knew about the committee. They had been watching the hearings

00:13:20.040 and they knew exactly who Steve Bannon was. Yeah. And they're at least 95 percent Democrat

00:13:26.220 and the five percent of the non-Democrats are Trump deranged rhinos. So good luck to Steve Bannon 0.51

00:13:33.260 with this D.C. jury and the uniparty that runs the D.C. court system. It's it's he's clearly set up

00:13:40.300 to be found guilty. There's no question about it. The issue is going to be on appeal.

00:13:44.500 Well, whether the whether the court erred as a matter of law by not allowing Steve Bannon to

00:13:51.620 raise the executive privilege defense that he should have been able to raise.

00:13:56.960 Well, I think that's right. I've spoken to other lawyers who agree with you on that, that

00:14:00.020 that really does come down to this executive privilege question. So we're going to follow

00:14:04.020 this story throughout the day as it goes. But I want to go next to Ben Harnwell after the break.

00:14:08.740 Mike, where can people go to follow you, follow the Article 3 project and all of your work?

00:14:12.520 Thank you, Jack. It's article three project dot org, article number three project dot org. And it's

00:14:17.920 at article three project at number at article number three project. And my personal when I'm

00:14:22.940 not kicked off of Twitter is MRD DMIA. And that's Twitter and get her MRD DMIA. And thank you for

00:14:29.780 what you're doing, Jack, to defend Steve on this. God bless. Well, just trying to call balls and

00:14:36.140 strikes. As we say, everyone deserves a fair trial, even if you are a jackal. 0.82

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00:16:23.540 War Room Pandemic with Stephen K. Bannon. The epidemic is a demon and we cannot let this demon

00:16:31.100 hide. War Room Pandemic. Here's your host, Stephen K. Bannon.

00:16:39.260 All right, Jack Posobiec, host of Human Events Daily, a podcaster who don't like podcasts,

00:16:45.020 sitting in while the jackal, right, as MSNBC calls him, the jackal, is over there in the

00:16:50.000 Freddieman federal courtroom, federal courthouse, on trial, where the latest that we're seeing now,

00:16:57.720 Bannon's lawyer, Schoen, is now contending, I'm getting this from Josh Gerstein's Politico feed,

00:17:02.620 given the judge's ruling the law, he isn't sure if he wants the jury to know about executive

00:17:06.700 privilege issues, as discussed in letters, it, I don't want to appear to the jury to be backdooring

00:17:11.420 it, right, because they want to have a full defense. They took the defense away and now the

00:17:17.540 prosecution is trying to bring it back in. The lawyers are saying, we want to argue this on

00:17:23.320 appeal. This entire thing is a travesty. It's been a show trial from the start because he refused to

00:17:29.440 speak to Nancy Pelosi's star chamber. He thumbed his nose and they're going at him. That's the signal,

00:17:35.220 not the noise. But speaking of signal, not noise, I want to go to Rome and I want to bring in Ben

00:17:39.360 Harwell. Now, Ben, you know, we were hosting yesterday. We had so many domestic issues that we

00:17:44.440 had to get into so many crises here inside the United States that we didn't even have time for

00:17:49.900 the crises outside the United States. And that's why I wanted to bring Ben Harwell on because as I'm

00:17:55.380 following these foreign capital markets, as I'm following what's going on in the South China Sea,

00:18:00.920 the East China Sea, Nancy Pelosi potentially going to Taiwan, Vladimir Putin just landed in Tehran,

00:18:06.160 he's visiting with the Iranians, they're putting together their axis of the world island,

00:18:10.040 right? Now we're also seeing on the continent of Europe and the UK as well, we're seeing a heat

00:18:16.520 wave at the exact same time, a heat wave at the same time as an energy crisis. This is going to

00:18:24.200 lead to riots. This is how governments fall. We just saw that in Italy. Ben Harwell, what do you see

00:18:30.600 from your seat? Well, you know, Jack, good morning to you. There's something that we've been talking

00:18:36.900 about here on the war and from the very beginning, without entering into the debate as to whether

00:18:41.840 it's not incompetence on behalf of our sociopathic overlords, it's actually all planned out. Without

00:18:48.560 touching that, one thing we have been saying is that out of the consequences of these ill-thought-out

00:18:55.200 actions will be further power grabs for the international bureaucracy. And the first thing I'm going to go to

00:19:02.120 today is this astonishing story, really, that was reported in the Financial Times. And the International

00:19:11.440 Monetary Fund, the IMF, has said that if we don't want the Czech Republic, Hungary, Slovakia and Italy

00:19:21.740 to have a 5% contraction by the end of the year, the 27 EU member states must pool their reserves

00:19:30.780 of liquid natural gas. Now, the argument that the IMF uses hasn't been, that is to say, pooling these

00:19:40.160 strategic, natural strategic reserves, hasn't been explained. It's just asserted that giving

00:19:46.400 the European Union control over what is a member state prerogative will somehow avoid the calamity

00:19:54.980 that's coming. But it's absolutely clear that, as you were saying, the calamity is coming, and our

00:20:00.080 overlords intend, if nothing else, to expand their powers on the back of it. But Jack, you know that

00:20:07.420 we're not dealing with economics here. When the IMF is using words like hoarding, they're accusing

00:20:13.140 member states of hoarding LNG. Now, the last time I remember that term being used so inappropriately was

00:20:21.220 under FDR when he made the private ownership of gold. This is in the land of the free. He made the

00:20:28.500 private ownership of gold illegal. And in the turn, this is a consequence of his own disastrous

00:20:36.040 economic policies. People obviously wanted to put their wealth in something that might store value.

00:20:42.960 And that's what his National Recovery Administration called it. They called it the hoarding of gold.

00:20:48.360 And they made it illegal. And the Supreme Court actually overturned it. And this was when FDR said,

00:20:58.340 look, I think this was the first time the concept of court packing was presented, was he basically

00:21:02.120 said, unless you approve this, I'll just pack as many justices as I need. Massive constitutional

00:21:09.100 overreach on behalf of the federal government. But here, the European Union's own federal government,

00:21:13.780 the European Commission, is walking down exactly the same path, backed up here by the European

00:21:18.840 Commissioner and now present head of the IMF. And this is the point that we need to be aware of

00:21:24.380 constantly, Jack. The consequences of our globalist elites are there to see. Now, they are going,

00:21:31.580 and we have been foreseeing them right from the beginning, and they are going to say when we get to

00:21:37.480 this point, well, look, this is the law of unintended consequences. Well, those consequences may or may

00:21:43.680 not be unintended, but there's no way at all that you can make the argument that they're not foreseeable.

00:21:50.060 Now, just digging down ever so slightly. Go ahead.

00:21:53.360 No, Ben, you know, very early on, on, I think it was maybe the day after the war in Ukraine kicked

00:22:02.980 off, February 24, you know, 24 or 25 here in this program. And I said that Greta Thunberg is not the 0.96

00:22:10.260 person that Europe should have listened to. They should have listened to the actual energy experts,

00:22:14.860 and this wouldn't have happened. And then Media Matters runs the headline saying,

00:22:18.100 Jack Posobiec blames Greta Thunberg for Putin's invasion of Ukraine. No, no. What I'm saying is

00:22:24.000 these green policies have become an albatross around the necks of the global elites. And they're

00:22:30.580 putting those albatrosses, by the way, on their own people. They're not the ones who have to pay

00:22:35.840 these costs. They can catch the brunt of it, right? They're the ones who benefited from the

00:22:40.420 inflation. They're currently benefiting from the inflation. But it's everybody else. It's all of you.

00:22:45.940 It's the global Laobaixing, right? It's the global deplorables. It's all the people who have to 1.00

00:22:51.300 actually pay for these things. You have the Biden administration trying to take a victory lap

00:22:54.540 because gas came down like 25, 50 cents or something, when it's still $2 higher than it

00:22:59.760 should be, right? They're not pointing out that it's their concurrent, their green policies

00:23:04.680 that kick this off, that put them at the behest of this. And then they got to the point where they

00:23:10.280 had already built the two Nord Stream 2 pipelines to Germany and then decided to essentially have

00:23:17.120 them cut off, right? So now, I guess, Ben, and this has been a question for you, this is the

00:23:21.220 calculus for Germany, but also the EU in general. At some point, they're going, what? I saw Germany's 0.91

00:23:28.620 headed down to Azerbaijan right now. They're going to Azerbaijan to try to get the liquid natural gas

00:23:32.480 from there. They have no viable means for retrieving any more of this because the American natural gas

00:23:38.700 is too expensive, thanks to Biden. Biden's not helping the output on that. Then they're going

00:23:42.820 to Azerbaijan maybe to get a little bit. The GCC just told them to essentially just shove it,

00:23:48.160 right? They're not giving them anything. Qatar's not giving them anything. And meanwhile, the calculus

00:23:52.700 becomes at some point, at some point, are they going to be able to hold out or do they have to go back

00:23:59.500 to Vladimir Putin, hat in hand, and say, please, sir, turn the gas back on?

00:24:04.080 Well, that, I think, is the question that is there in the back of everything that we've been saying

00:24:11.200 here. But for that question to be answered, Jack, it needs to be raised. It needs to be posed.

00:24:17.120 People need to say, look, we need to do a cost-benefit analysis on this. And each government,

00:24:22.680 as I think you and Steve have been saying for the past five months, each government, it's appropriate

00:24:29.660 and necessary for each government to go to its own people and say, these will be the costs.

00:24:35.340 These will be the benefits. This is where we calculate our national interest to be violated.

00:24:43.100 If a country can make that argument, I don't think the United States can make that argument.

00:24:48.300 Perhaps some Eastern European countries, however, may be able to make that argument. But the United

00:24:53.140 States certainly can't make the argument that it has vital strategic interests that require defending

00:25:00.880 in the war. And then the people, the governments of the peoples can make a decision on a one-by-one

00:25:07.180 basis as to how much support it wants to give Ukraine, bearing in mind the consequences that are

00:25:14.100 going to rise out of that. But the thing is, is that governments have not been doing that.

00:25:19.160 We had the cheerleading and the pom-poms in the first month, pretending, you know, defending

00:25:25.660 that they never defined our values. And then that's basically been it. It's just been that,

00:25:33.300 that, that, those platitudes about freedom and democracy have gone on. Whereas the costs of this

00:25:39.080 war, we've seen some of them with, with, with the food shortages and a few and the fuel price hikes,

00:25:45.040 but we haven't even really begun to see, Jack, the actual consequences of the, the present embargo

00:25:51.220 policy and Vladimir Putin's response to our embargo policy. And we won't see those, those

00:25:57.780 consequences in full, um, and, and, and until the winter, when we go from one weather extreme

00:26:05.040 to, to, to the, to the next. Um, but you're absolutely right. The arguments have not been made.

00:26:10.880 Oh, you've got Deutsche Bank now is coming out saying that they think the Germans are going to

00:26:16.960 have to start chopping wood again for winter. Of course, the greenies are going to freak out about 1.00

00:26:22.280 that, but that's the only way, or at least partially part of the way that they are going to be able to

00:26:27.340 heat their homes this winter. That if you cut off both Nord Stream pipelines, that you don't have

00:26:31.760 any access to the stick with natural gas, you're going to have to come up with some way to heat your

00:26:36.420 homes. So sure. Let's go back to the most dangerous way possible. Right. And have people chopping wood

00:26:41.420 and then actually set having those basic, uh, wood-based fires in their own homes. One minute,

00:26:46.820 Ben Harmwell. Yeah. Um, well, you know, I, I don't want to dwell on the wood chopping thing

00:26:52.220 only because I'm sure Greta is listening. And if we start talking about all the trees that are going

00:26:56.400 to fall down, those tears come for you. She'll come for you. Those hot streaming tears will run down

00:27:01.920 those little cherubic Marxist cheeks. And obviously we want to avoid, we want to avoid 0.96

00:27:06.820 that. Um, but I'll finish with this point, Jack. I'll finish with this. Germany is the EU's 0.67

00:27:13.480 most powerful, most advanced economy, right? And our sociopathic elites, our sociopathic overlords 0.86

00:27:20.900 have been so incompetent with the present policy of containment and response to the Putin war.

00:27:27.380 citizens of this most advanced country have now been, um, obliged to return to the 1850s

00:27:35.240 for their domestic energy needs, right? And we've only just started. That's how bad this is going to

00:27:41.720 get. Now they had no plan for this anyway, whatsoever, or as you contend, did they have a

00:27:48.800 plan all along? And was that plan called the great reset? And we'll be dropping a documentary on the

00:27:55.900 Great Reset very soon here in just a couple of weeks coming up next. We have a, thank you so

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00:31:53.300 and that is none other than Mr. Raheem Kassam, editor-in-chief of the National Pulse. Now,

00:32:00.360 Mr. Kassam, you have been doing some reporting into Dr. Birx, and I wanted to break that down

00:32:06.300 for everybody here. Yeah, Jack, thank you for having me this morning. I'm just stunned,

00:32:13.960 you know, that Steve's taking another day off. You know, we wouldn't have been allowed days off

00:32:18.520 for trials. He's going soft. He's off. I mean, come on. Jack, I think this...

00:32:25.580 In fact, actually, now that you mentioned it, by the way, we do actually a breaking on that,

00:32:30.820 that the... You know, you're just like Steve.

00:32:34.800 Yeah, I know, right? Wait, wait, wait. Hold up, hold up, hold up. Has requested a one-month

00:32:40.160 extension in the trial. They've just requested a continuance in the trial. This is breaking from

00:32:45.760 the courtroom, from Epoch Times, requested an extension stating that this letter that they're

00:32:53.140 trying to introduce from the Jan 6th Committee, which discusses executive privilege, gives them

00:33:00.260 the opportunity to bring up this entire line of defense, which also would get into mens rea. So

00:33:05.360 potentially, potentially, if this is so ordered, we could be seeing a one-month continuance starting

00:33:11.460 today. We'll see. Yep. I mean, can they talk about it? Can they not talk about it? I lose the logic

00:33:20.540 here of this whole situation, to be honest with you. And frankly, this is the same thing we're

00:33:26.000 seeing across government right now. It's the same thing we're seeing from Debbie Birx also. Remember

00:33:29.580 people? Debbie Birx was that one, bescarved, standing a straddle the podium. You know, the voice of reason. 0.90

00:33:36.800 People didn't like Fauci. They put Birx up. And Deborah Birx has been on a little book promo tour

00:33:43.680 in the last couple of months, really. I mean, the book, I don't think, did particularly well,

00:33:49.080 but people are just diving into it now, several months after it came out and reading what's in

00:33:52.840 there. Two things really stood out, Jack. Number one, I think what people need to know,

00:33:57.640 and I think you've covered this before, was this whole, oh, we didn't know if the vaccines were

00:34:01.480 actually going to work. It was predicated on hope. The things that they were telling the public

00:34:06.860 were not factual, scientific-based, evidence-based information. As she has said, in her own words,

00:34:15.440 it was based and predicated on hope. Well, the other part that we're now learning that has come

00:34:21.140 out of the book, which I caught on this weekend, I saw somebody tweeting about it. So I went and

00:34:26.260 purchased the book, if you can believe such a thing. You're welcome, Debbie Birx. And went

00:34:31.500 through and looked at it for myself. The book is called Silent Invasion. And in one particular part

00:34:36.700 of this book, something that stood out glaring to me as just an utter disgrace, if not illegal,

00:34:44.580 very illegal, I want to quote for you. Quote, I devised a workaround for the governor's reports I was

00:34:50.300 then writing. Instead of including these recommendations in the common bulleted list,

00:34:55.560 I'd include them in the pandemic summary and state-specific recommendations in the governor's

00:35:00.060 reports, where they wouldn't be so obvious. These weekly reports couldn't go out on Monday

00:35:04.640 without administration approval. Week by week, Mark's office began providing line-by-line edits.

00:35:10.800 After the heavily edited documents were returned to me, I'd reinsert what they had objected to,

00:35:16.740 but place it in different locations. I'd also reorder and restructure the bullet points

00:35:22.240 so that the most salient, the points the administration, this is the Trump administration,

00:35:27.720 objected to most, no longer fell at the start of the bullet points. I shared these strategies

00:35:33.300 with three members of the data team also writing these reports. On Saturday and Sunday, report writing

00:35:40.200 routine soon became write, submit, revise, hide, resubmit. Fortunately, this strategic sleight-of-hand

00:35:50.480 worked, they never seemed to catch this subterfuge that left me to conclude that either they read

00:35:56.520 the finished reports too quickly or they neglected to do the word search that would have revealed the

00:36:02.140 language to which they objected. That is, a senior government employee who was brought in on the

00:36:08.900 recommendation, by the way, of a candidate in New Hampshire, Matt Mowers, brought in to the

00:36:12.960 administration to do this work under President Trump, admitting, in her words, not my words,

00:36:18.480 to subterfuge, Jack. So when she's talking about playing hide the cheese here, right,

00:36:26.500 what she's talking, these are strategic workarounds. And what she's talking about essentially is she's

00:36:33.060 putting these documents out, lying then to the administration and then putting out words that

00:36:39.580 they had objected to in terms of this. So actually lying to the president and then essentially doing

00:36:46.320 whatever she felt was right. And we have, we have the clip, by the way, and Cameron, if you can play

00:36:50.980 it. We have the clip of her testifying. Yeah, let's play it. When the government told us that the

00:36:59.160 vaccine, it couldn't transmit it. Was that a lie or was that a guess? Or is it the same answer?

00:37:04.480 I think it was hope that the vaccine would work in that way. And that's why I think scientists and

00:37:10.940 public health leaders always have to be at the table, being very clear what we know and what

00:37:16.420 we don't know. But this is important for the country to know. So when I asked the question,

00:37:19.720 when the government told us that the vaccinated couldn't get it, and I asked you if it was a

00:37:24.280 guess or a lie, you said you don't know. You said you think it was hope. So what we do know is it

00:37:29.220 wasn't the truth. So they were either guessing, lying, or hoping and communicating that information

00:37:34.940 to the citizens of this country. So she's admitting there, under oath, that they didn't

00:37:43.180 have the data that the vaccines actually stopped transmission. Nobody even says that anymore. People

00:37:49.060 say, oh, I'm so glad I'm vaccinated, even though I already caught COVID. We also just heard, by the

00:37:53.780 way, speaking of January 6th, committee chairman Benny Thompson, we also just got the breaking that

00:37:58.820 he has contracted COVID. So, of course, thoughts and prayers for our enemies. And she lied. Raheem,

00:38:06.160 she lied not only to the president, she lied to the American people. Tell me, what are the implications

00:38:10.800 of this? But wait, there's more. In the same chapter in the book, Jack, she goes on to say,

00:38:19.700 quote, this wasn't the only bit of subterfuge I had to engage in. Immediately after the subterfuge,

00:38:27.340 her words, immediately after the Atlas-influenced revised CDC testing guidance went up in late

00:38:32.880 August, I contacted Bob Redfield. He confirmed my suspicions he had disagreed with the guidance,

00:38:38.840 but felt pressured by HHS and the White House to post it. Also, many on his staff in Atlanta

00:38:44.320 were still comfortable prioritizing symptomatic individuals. Even at this late point, eight

00:38:48.940 months into the pandemic, many at both the White House and the CDC still refused to see

00:38:53.300 that silent spread played a prominent role in viral spread and that it started with social

00:38:58.120 gatherings, especially amongst younger adults. We had to find a way around them. Recognizing the

00:39:03.220 damage to public health the Scott Atlas-driven testing guidance could do and was doing with

00:39:08.700 testing rates dropping across the country, Bob and I agreed to quietly rewrite the guidance and post it

00:39:15.920 to the CDC website. We would not seek approval because we were both quite busy. It might take a week or

00:39:22.720 two, but we were committed to subverting the dangerous message that limiting testing was

00:39:27.760 the right thing to do. Another example of how Debbie Birx colluded with people outside of the 1.00

00:39:35.520 administration who weren't in that line of decision-making to go around what the administration

00:39:40.440 had decided on. Remember, listen, for all you can say about everything that went right or wrong during

00:39:46.360 the original pandemic response, this wasn't her call to make. And when you circumvent the chain

00:39:52.040 of command like that, it undermines the entire thing. Deborah Birx, in my mind, needs to be hauled in 0.99

00:39:57.480 front of a court and made to answer for her subterfuge against the government she was working for,

00:40:02.460 which was elected by the people she claimed to be serving. Jack, this isn't a small thing. This isn't

00:40:07.860 Debbie Birx was just messing around behind the scenes. She was actively undermining the administration's 1.00

00:40:13.440 thought-through response with lots of different experts who were weighing in on this, right? But

00:40:17.760 because it didn't go the way she or Bob Redfield or Anthony Fauci wanted, they decided, uh-uh, we ain't

00:40:24.460 doing it that way. We'll do whatever the heck we do. Somebody has to be held accountable for this.

00:40:30.280 Not just what she wanted, what she hoped, what she hoped. It's what she hoped. She hoped that things

00:40:37.200 would go differently. She didn't want to listen to Scott Atlas, and Scott Atlas, of course, is the

00:40:41.300 primary antagonist of her book. He's the villain, right, for her because she thinks, well, all these

00:40:46.540 government, these leaders, they don't understand. We need to shut down schools. We need to shut down

00:40:50.840 the economy. We need to shut down everything. We need to tell, we need to lie to people about the

00:40:54.980 vaccines. She lied to the American people about the vaccines limiting the spread. That's count number

00:41:01.520 one against her. Then count number two, I would say, is the subterfuge, the undermining of the

00:41:06.520 government itself. And the other question I have, Rahim, do you think for a second that all of this

00:41:13.180 was going on without the knowledge and, dare I say it, blessing of Dr. Anthony Fauci?

00:41:19.000 Oh, I'm certain that this was his approach from the get-go and that this was, you know, let's use

00:41:26.400 the same terms as this. This was a virus that went through the people who were working around. This was

00:41:32.380 contagion of insubordination that was going on in the White House at that time. And hey, listen,

00:41:39.560 again, we can all look back, roast into spectacles and say, hey, we could have done this, we could

00:41:43.820 have done that, et cetera, et cetera. But here you have a highly paid, celebrated, by the way,

00:41:50.060 wildly celebrated, government apparatchik like Debbie Birx admitting that she didn't think that

00:41:56.620 what everybody else had decided was the right thing to do. So she went ahead and did something

00:42:01.040 anyway, right? This was test everyone everywhere all the time. Nonsense.

00:42:06.860 We have to ask this question. And I think it's a serious question that needs to be asked now.

00:42:11.940 Who was the head of that task force? It wasn't Birx and it wasn't Fauci. It was Vice President

00:42:17.800 Mike Pence. Did Vice President Pence know that this was going on, that they were going behind the back

00:42:23.040 of the administration and lying and committing what she calls strategic subterfuge during the

00:42:30.240 lockdowns and the vaccine rollouts? Jack, it's a really important point. You make a really

00:42:35.260 important point because in that first paragraph that I read, she talks about Mark and I believe

00:42:39.840 she's talking about Mark Shaw, right? The Pence bag boy who's behind all of this stuff. And it appears,

00:42:47.260 at least if what she is saying is correct, that they didn't catch her subterfuge,

00:42:51.060 that somebody on Pence's team in Pence's world was dropping the ball and allowing these bureaucrats to

00:42:58.060 just run ragged over everything the White House had put into place and every plan that

00:43:02.960 the Trump administration had wanted. So who is accountable there? You're absolutely correct.

00:43:07.080 At the end of it, it comes back down to the head of the task force. And that was Mike Pence.

00:43:11.660 So let's have Mike Pence on the stand as well. Let's hear from him why this was allowed to go on.

00:43:16.300 Because this isn't the only thing in the book. I haven't been through all of it yet. We're still

00:43:20.880 making our way through it. You know there's more to come. And by the way, if the audience wants to find out

00:43:25.080 a lot more about it, thenationalpulse.com, we're going to be reporting on so much more of it.

00:43:31.080 Raheem Kassam, always a pleasure. Thank you very much, my friend, for joining us and breaking down

00:43:34.580 this horrifying saga. Thanks, Jack.

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00:45:37.580 All right, so when you go on Getter, by the way, when you follow Steve Bannon on Getter,

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00:45:54.400 I know he does read the mentions. He does check that out. So we have some breaking, a little bit

00:45:59.400 of breaking from the courtroom. There's been no answer yet. The judge has returned. No answer yet

00:46:05.820 on whether or not the continuance will be happening. It does look as though the trial will be on so far

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00:46:18.220 made that clear. But he's also saying that he's going to allow the letters from Benny Thompson and

00:46:23.140 the J6 committee, but redact the portion about executive privilege. So we'll see. But they will see

00:46:30.640 the Bannon objection and the fact that the committee replied that we still want testimony. So

00:46:35.400 a lot of stuff going on. The trial is still happening. But I wanted to bring in now, Ned

00:46:40.080 Ryan. He's the CEO of American Majority. Ned is solely focused on the midterms, what's going on in

00:46:46.620 these swing states. A little bit of a look ahead to 24. Ned, what are you seeing? Let's kind of walk

00:46:51.680 people through these battlefield states as we are hurtling toward these midterms just after the end

00:46:56.860 of summer here. Yeah, no, Jack, good to be with you. I think people need to look at a lot of the

00:47:02.740 different dynamics. Obviously, we're in July, just a few months away from the midterms. And it's

00:47:08.240 shaping up very nicely for Republicans on a whole host of fronts. You know, I refer people back to

00:47:13.780 2010. So on Biden's approval rating, he's around 38%, even 30% in some of these polls. I would remind

00:47:21.600 people Obama coming into the 2010 midterms was about 44.7% in his approval rating. So that's a

00:47:28.020 factor. Obviously, inflation is going through the roof. So you've got all these dynamics that are

00:47:32.200 working Republicans' favor. But I want people to think not only about the House, but I think we'll

00:47:36.400 pick up at a low 35 seat, Jack, maybe up to 50, maybe even more, depends on how bad it gets with

00:47:42.400 the Biden administration. So I think the House is obviously going to go Republican in a definitive

00:47:47.000 way. I think the Senate's going to go Republican as well. I'm looking at low end three to four seats.

00:47:52.980 But I got to tell you, there's a reason Democrats are spending millions in Colorado and Washington

00:47:58.080 defending those incumbent senators, because they're looking at some of these dynamics as

00:48:02.060 well and deeply concerned. So if things really start to go poorly for Democrats going into the

00:48:06.080 fall, it's going to be well above three Senate seats. But I want people to also think about what's

00:48:10.520 going on at the statewide level, not only the gubernatorial races, the state attorney general,

00:48:15.620 secretary of state, but also legislative races, because in 2010, Republicans picked up 680 state

00:48:21.240 legislative seats as well. So I think we're looking at something that's going to be pretty

00:48:25.320 epic, that will be really in the same kind of epic stages as 2010 elections were for Republicans.

00:48:33.460 Now, Ned, let's get into some of these specific key states that you mentioned specifically for the

00:48:38.280 Senate, a couple of races. What are some of the ones that you're watching on that are potential

00:48:42.900 pickups? Because you're going to need flips if Republicans do want to take back the Senate. What are

00:48:47.060 they going to flip? Oh, do we just lose Ned there? Of course, we lose him right when I go to ask the

00:48:52.640 question, right? You know, the wonders of live television. Are we getting back there? Hey, Ned,

00:48:57.600 you got you? I'm back. I'm back. Hey, Ned, so I wanted to ask you, what are some of the key races

00:49:02.880 in terms of swing states, battleground states that you're looking at specifically for the Senate,

00:49:07.560 because we're going to need some flips if we want to see that, if we want to see the Senate turnover?

00:49:12.460 Well, you've got to look at Georgia, obviously, with Herschel Walker and Warnock. The one I'm

00:49:17.800 obviously fascinated by is Arizona. Blake Masters is up by about 10 points in the polls with two

00:49:24.600 weeks to go. Two weeks from today, the Arizona primaries. Blake is very well positioned to be

00:49:29.960 the nominee. And I've seen some internal numbers, Jack, that show Mark Kelly has very, he's underwater on

00:49:36.740 his favorables. In fact, 50 percent of the voters in Arizona think that he's too liberal, too extreme.

00:49:42.040 For the state. So I'm pretty optimistic about Arizona and Blake Masters. He's been doing a

00:49:47.220 phenomenal campaign, Jack, for a first time. Candidate has been doing all the things that he

00:49:52.780 should be doing in raising the money and positioning himself. I'm also looking at Nevada. I think Adam

00:49:57.760 Laxalt has a tremendous chance to take that seat. So those are my three big pickup opportunities for

00:50:02.760 Republicans. But don't forget New Hampshire. That's a late primary. So we're not going to know for

00:50:07.760 a little while who the Republican nominee will be. And as I mentioned, you know, let's look at

00:50:12.880 Colorado, Washington state, but don't sleep on Connecticut. Jack, I've said this before.

00:50:17.960 I think that Joe Biden. Yeah. Yeah. And the reason I'm saying that is look at Virginia and what

00:50:24.220 happened last year. I'm here in Virginia in a state that Biden won by 10 points in 2020. He lost

00:50:30.060 Youngkin won by two. So a 12 point flip. That was that was it'll be a year between the November

00:50:37.680 Virginia elections and the midterms. I'm starting to think and I know this sounds a little crazy,

00:50:43.300 Jack, even when I say it. I think anything that Joe Biden won by 20 points or less in 2020 is

00:50:49.580 actually going to be pretty competitive this fall. So you're taking that math essentially the 20 points

00:50:54.660 or less. That's the drop from his approval ratings if he goes state by state because he's underwater in

00:50:59.260 every state. Right there. I don't think there's any state where he's actually above water. Maybe

00:51:03.000 Delaware. That that's one of the reasons I wanted to point out his approval ratings right at the

00:51:07.980 beginning, because a lot of these battleground states, you know, his his overall national

00:51:11.780 approval might be mid 30s or 38. But you get to these battleground states like Georgia, like Arizona,

00:51:17.560 like Nevada. He's even lower than that. I think in New Hampshire, he's only in the mid 30s.

00:51:21.800 You get into Ohio and other places. He's high 20s, low 30s. You cannot escape an 800 pound

00:51:28.300 albatross with concrete boots on your back if you're a Democrat. And I think that's going to 0.98

00:51:33.940 be a huge factor coming into the midterms that Joe Biden's trajectory on approval ratings is not

00:51:40.100 going up. It's going to go down. Inflation is not going to go down. It's only going to continue to

00:51:44.960 get worse. All of these trends, these trajectories, as you get closer to the midterms, really start to

00:51:50.400 harden. And there's no good news for Democrats on any level on any of these trajectories.

00:51:54.840 Now, Brett, one minute. Let us know what's American Majority up to? How can people follow

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00:52:08.540 trainings. Last thing I want to say, Jack, is this. Do not forget gubernatorial races in Michigan and

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00:52:19.700 vetoed by Whitmer. If we can win that gubernatorial seat in Michigan, we can see real election reform.

00:52:24.640 Take place in some of these upper Rust Belt states. That's a huge factor in 2022 that will

00:52:29.460 impact 2024. No, we had the Supreme Court decision already in Wisconsin on the drop boxes. They're

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