Bannon's War Room - Episode 2015： The Show Trial Of Steve Bannon, ’20,000 Poll Watchers’ Need To Secure PA Elections, Student Action Summit 2022： Investing In Grass Roots

00:00:00.720 I challenge Benny Thompson today to have the courage to come to this courthouse.

00:00:05.120 If he's going to charge somebody with a crime, he's going to be man enough to show up here

00:00:08.720 or send somebody like Shifty Schiff or Fang Fang Swalwell or send Liz Cheney, 1.00

00:00:15.040 send somebody into the committee that has the guts to come here and accuse somebody of a crime.

00:00:20.480 It is outrageous. And for them to sit there and try to get a complete hearing and they

00:00:24.560 won't bring in any testimony, any testimony about FBI involvement, any testimony about DHS

00:00:31.040 involvement, any testimony about any other involvement and what's driving this.

00:00:36.080 The total and complete illegitimacy of Joe Biden. Trump won. Joe Biden illegitimate.

00:00:42.320 50% of the American people believe that today and they believe that not from hearing from

00:00:46.880 mainstream media, from our great colleagues in the media, because they won't show any of it.

00:00:51.280 That information has been suppressed from day one, but almost 50% of the American people believe it.

00:00:56.400 You can't govern this country if you're not with this legitimate.

00:00:59.760 This is why no head of state in the world treats him with any respect.

00:01:03.440 This is why the Chinese Communist Party treats him with no respect.

00:01:06.000 This is why the Saudis embarrass him and humiliate him with a fist bump. 1.00

00:01:10.400 You don't do that to a legitimate president of the United States.

00:01:12.960 We have a constitutional crisis in this nation right now and they're charging me with a crime.

00:01:19.040 Have the guts and the courage, the guts and the courage to show up here and say exactly why it's a crime. 0.93

00:01:25.600 Benny Thompson is a total, absolute disgrace. In this show trial they're running, it's a disgrace. 0.57

00:01:30.800 And I will promise you one thing. When the Republicans have a sweeping victory on November 8th,

00:01:36.800 starting in January, you're going to get a real, you're going to get a real committee.

00:01:40.960 You're going to get a real committee with a ranking member who will be a Democrat.

00:01:45.040 You will have a minority council that will be a Democrat.

00:01:48.240 And this will be run appropriately and the American people will get the full story.

00:01:51.840 I got to tell you, I'm totally so ashamed of the Congress today for sending staffers over here

00:01:58.240 to try to sell their case. They should be here, the senior people on the committee.

00:02:03.840 Stephen K. Bannon, there you have it folks, cutting a fiery promo, right?

00:02:10.800 We call that going full Irish, full honey badger. Stephen K. Bannon outside of his courtroom

00:02:17.360 yesterday where I was able to take part in that. We're going to get a new update on that right here

00:02:22.080 very soon. But today is 20 July, year of our Lord, 2022. You're here in the war room.

00:02:29.440 I'm Jack Posobiec, the host of Human Events Daily, a podcast for people who don't like podcasts that you

00:02:34.000 can go and listen to, powered by Turning Point USA. But I'm in as Stephen K. Bannon is facing off

00:02:40.480 against the regime in his show trial just down the street, the Prettyman Federal Courthouse,

00:02:47.680 where he's facing off against them. But the world does not stop spinning.

00:02:52.080 The EU just announced a 15% target for gas consumption cuts. They're cutting 15% on gas.

00:03:00.800 The United States energy companies warning that we do not have the capacity to build new wells

00:03:07.760 for the end of 22 because of the Biden green agenda. Wall Street Journal, front page of the

00:03:13.280 Wall Street Journal today. Biden's Saudi Arabia visit was worse than an embarrassment. You've got

00:03:20.480 water cops now that are patrolling Los Angeles in the middle of a drought. And all the way over in

00:03:28.240 Aspen, 2000 miles away from the White House, the Aspen Security Forum has been kicked off.

00:03:35.600 Secretary Mayorkas is leading this. You've got the head of the CIA. You've got the head of Homeland

00:03:40.560 Security, the heads of all the intelligence agencies. That's the real government over there.

00:03:45.600 The thing that you see, the theatrics every day at the White House propping up this corpse,

00:03:52.160 telling us that he's the president, the leader of the free world, that's a show. That's all for show.

00:03:57.680 The guy can't even sit up right on a bike. They put it on Google Maps now. It's Brandon Falls.

00:04:02.800 You think that's the leader? No. Go see what's going on in Aspen. You need to understand that's the

00:04:08.400 people who are really running this country directly into the ground, whether it's on energy or whether

00:04:14.960 it's on security. Because we can't have police officers, hundreds of officers and agents

00:04:20.880 in a schoolhouse with a crazed gunman in Uvalde can't do anything. But at least, thank God,

00:04:26.880 thank God that in Indiana, right, just outside of Indianapolis, and the police just put out the report

00:04:32.240 on this. You've got a Midwesterner, a 22-year-old who was shopping with his girlfriend, saw someone

00:04:40.160 come in with a long rifle, take aim, start shooting people, and in 15 seconds, he pulled out his

00:04:47.360 constitutionally protected concealed carry 9mm Glock, sent 10 rounds down range, eight of which found

00:04:55.440 purchase, neutralized the threat. The police just, they actually came out and edited their statement.

00:05:00.640 It wasn't two minutes. It was 15 seconds. He ended the threat in 15 seconds from a distance

00:05:06.400 of 40 to 50 yards across a food court. That's the America I want to be in. That's real America

00:05:11.760 versus Biden's America right there. Real America versus modern America. Which side do you want to

00:05:17.040 be on? But we have to talk about Biden's America, and we have to talk about the regime cracking down

00:05:22.640 on Stephen K. Bannon. And who better than the person that's running the podcast that is shooting

00:05:28.560 up the charts? It's called The Trial of Steve Bannon. The Post Millennial is producing it.

00:05:32.400 But I want to bring in now Viva Frye, who has really been just killing this every night. Great 1.00

00:05:38.080 recaps, going through all the legal analysis. He's been written up in Newsweek is going after him for

00:05:42.880 this. But I want to bring in Viva. What is the latest that we're hearing from the court? What happened

00:05:47.200 yesterday? Break it down. So yesterday was supposed to be finalizing jury selection and then kicking off

00:05:53.440 with opening arguments or opening statements. There was a slight hiccup in the morning in that

00:05:58.800 there was something called a motion in limine, which is like a pre-trial motion. You argue it

00:06:04.000 not in the presence of the jury because it pertains to evidence. So you can't debate evidence in front

00:06:08.960 of the jury if the question is whether or not the jury gets to see that evidence. It was a debate around

00:06:14.160 correspondence between the committee, the Jancic's committee and Stephen Bannon's attorneys,

00:06:19.360 specifically as relates to his subpoena, his invocation of executive privilege and thus refusal

00:06:25.840 to comply with it, and some back and forths as to what might be conceived as attempting to accommodate,

00:06:31.600 resolve the issue, resolve the debate as to whether or not Bannon benefited from executive privilege

00:06:36.480 and could be compelled to testify. On what dates, what documents he'd have to produce by what dates.

00:06:41.280 The prosecutor wanted to admit this exchange, these letters between the committee and Bannon's lawyers.

00:06:49.240 But last week, Judge Nichols limited Bannon's defense, as we all know now, by limiting Bannon's

00:06:55.880 ability to argue executive privilege, the invalidity of the formation of the committee itself,

00:07:01.240 and reliance on professional advice and old Office of Legal Counsel memos on executive privilege.

00:07:07.560 So the judge says, prosecution, you're wanting to admit these correspondence which speak to the

00:07:13.240 executive privilege that I, pursuant to a motion that you brought a while back,

00:07:17.640 have deprived Bannon of invoking. And then they're going back and forth whether or not they redact

00:07:22.360 the executive privilege portions out of this correspondence.

00:07:25.240 I presume Bannon's-

00:07:26.040 Let me just drill down on that for the audience very quickly. So this is the question of executive

00:07:31.480 privilege. And we had Mike Davis on yesterday who was breaking this down for us. This is the idea

00:07:35.800 that the executive, the head of the executive branch, that is the president of the United States,

00:07:40.280 he has privilege to be able to discuss or deliberate with his advisors and keep that

00:07:46.920 private from the machinations of the legislature. Because otherwise, you would have a legislature that

00:07:51.640 was constantly bogging down the executive with subpoenas and requests for all sorts of things if

00:07:56.680 you had a divided government, which we might be, by the way, getting to, we probably will be getting

00:08:01.720 to this November. Richard Barris' numbers are right. And so invoking executive privilege was something

00:08:08.760 that the judge had already ruled that Bannon could not use as a defense. And yet the prosecution is now

00:08:15.480 trying to bring in a letter which includes evidence of the invoking of executive privilege.

00:08:20.600 Exactly. And now the executive privilege has to do with the separation of powers in that

00:08:25.880 you don't want the legislative branch investigating the executive branch because then you have one

00:08:30.360 branch usurping or, you know, taking more power over another, as opposed to three ways of government

00:08:36.360 spreading the tasks equally or the obligations equally. But yeah, so that's if the prosecution

00:08:41.880 wanted to bring in this exchange and they're debating on the admissibility of the exchange because

00:08:45.880 the exchange, you know, contains back and forth about executive privilege. And the idea was

00:08:52.440 that if it's admitted, well, then Bannon can't invoke the executive privilege defense. And then

00:08:56.600 it might look like he just raised it willy nilly or flippantly in the correspondence and never intended

00:09:02.360 it to be a serious defense. And then they discuss, you know, whether or not we redact it and then submit

00:09:07.560 redacted correspondence, which might look even more suspicious to a jury who sees redacted correspondence

00:09:13.080 between between Bannon and the committee or Bannon's counsel on the committee.

00:09:18.040 And so the judge got mad at both parties to some extent because the prosecution didn't want Bannon

00:09:23.480 invoking executive privilege, but now wants to admit evidence that might open the door to Bannon

00:09:28.760 being able to cross examine or testify on executive privilege as raised and as detailed in that

00:09:34.280 correspondence. The judge then what happened? Bannon said, let's we want to we want to delay the trial by 30

00:09:39.800 days to which the judge said, we've already started in paneling. We've already started jury selection.

00:09:45.800 We're well into it. We're not putting this off another 30 days or undoing the work that's been

00:09:49.960 done as related to these jury members. I might because because if if he's opening the door, right,

00:09:55.720 if he's opening the door to executive privilege, then certainly you'd want to be able to have to put

00:10:00.760 to mount an effective defense of that argument. You want to have experts, potentially witnesses,

00:10:05.560 maybe bring one of the lawyers in who explains that he can say, yes, I explained to Mr. Bannon

00:10:10.040 what executive privilege is, et cetera, et cetera. You can't just do that on the fly.

00:10:14.760 Well, exactly. You've planned around the trial as it has been limited or set out by the judge.

00:10:21.720 And if you start opening the doors to certain defenses that had hitherto been denied, it changes

00:10:27.400 your strategy. It changes your witness list. It changes everything. But the judge has already denied

00:10:31.880 two requests for postponement. He's not going to grant the third one now that jury selection is

00:10:35.720 already underway. Whether or not it opens the door to Bannon raising this now, either in cross

00:10:40.600 examination or defense, there are people who hypothesize that Bannon wanted to keep the

00:10:46.120 executive privilege argument solely as a legal argument for appeals. And if you subject it or submit

00:10:51.320 it to the jury, the appeals of a determination of fact by the jury on executive privilege is a little

00:10:58.200 tougher to overcome than a question of law on executive privilege itself. So from what I understand,

00:11:02.920 that might be the reason why Bannon didn't even want this door to get open in the first place.

00:11:06.680 Preserve the argument for appeal on executive privilege and don't submit it to the jury.

00:11:11.560 But as it is now, it looks like the door has been opened. And in opening statements from the

00:11:16.600 prosecution, they're mentioning executive privilege. And so they're now opening the door to that which

00:11:21.720 they asked the judge to shut the door on. We'll see how it pans out. Thus far, only one witness

00:11:26.600 started testifying yesterday because they got the jury, uh, selected 14, uh, two, uh, two alternates,

00:11:33.480 12 jury members, nine men, five women. They only got to the first witness at like three 30 in the

00:11:39.640 afternoon. That's the lawyer for the committee. No actual committee member as of yet. We'll see what

00:11:44.440 happens. Um, but that's, that's the latest of it as of today. And it's interesting. It's

00:11:48.680 procedurally fascinating. I was just gonna say that part. So that that's when I actually was able to

00:11:54.520 attend the courtroom. So we finished this show, finished my show, head over, headed over to the

00:11:58.200 courtroom, um, was able to sit in during the beginning of that witness. And I believe she's

00:12:03.240 going to be going in. It's the actual chief counsel for the January 6th committee. She was

00:12:08.680 there with her staff. Oh, you should have seen them eyeing me up outside the courtroom, by the

00:12:11.720 way. I said, I'll see you in January, but you know, we're, we're sitting there and, and she's going 0.98

00:12:16.600 through, as you say, she's going through the process, explaining what a subpoena is explaining.

00:12:20.440 But then when she gets to the portion of why they subpoenaed Bannon, that's the part where it becomes

00:12:25.080 solely political. And she says, we have indications that Bannon played a role in the attack on the

00:12:32.760 Capitol itself, that he may have played a role in inciting this horrible domestic terrorist attack.

00:12:38.920 And they use that word, that phrase over and over in the courtroom, domestic terrorist attack,

00:12:42.760 domestic terrorist attack. They're talking about January 6th as if it was Pearl Harbor or 9-11,

00:12:47.960 something on this level. And, and she's looking where she's very well trained. And I can say this

00:12:52.280 because I was there. She's, she knows to look, turn, look at the jury as she's stating those words.

00:12:59.160 The funny thing is she'll learn from the Amber Heard trial, but the thing is this,

00:13:03.480 she's preaching to the choir. So she doesn't need to try to convince the jury of much in this.

00:13:07.560 Amber Heard, you know, during her trial, when she looked over to the jury, it looked insincere.

00:13:11.640 In this case, it doesn't even matter, but the, an act of domestic terrorism,

00:13:15.960 we have to appreciate what an abuse of language that is. This was January 6th. People get angry

00:13:21.640 at me because I say, look, we have to accept it was a violent protest. There were certain sections

00:13:27.160 where, you know, people were let in and just parading through and not doing anything. There

00:13:30.360 were other sections where there was violence. There were pepper spraying, you know, police officers,

00:13:34.360 they were breaking windows. It got out of control in certain areas, whether or not the violence

00:13:39.400 characterized the January 6th events. You can debate about that. What you cannot debate about is that

00:13:45.720 it was not an act of domestic terrorism. And to, to use that terminology, we've got,

00:13:51.160 yeah, go for it. We've got just one minute, one minute left. Can I get you to wrap up and then

00:13:54.600 let us know where people can go? Because I know there's so much more of your analysis

00:13:58.440 that everyone wants to get through as it looks like this trial is dragging out through the week

00:14:01.800 and maybe beyond. Well, it is going longer than I thought it might have gone, but we'll see things

00:14:06.280 can wrap up quickly. So as of today, we're going to continue with witnesses. Prosecution is going to

00:14:11.160 present its case and we'll see where it goes. I don't know what the witness list is. I've been

00:14:14.680 doing daily live streams on this on my YouTube and Rumble channel, Viva Fry. There's some exclusive

00:14:19.880 stuff on VivaBarnesLaw.Locals.com. Robert Barnes and I talk about it every week on Sunday. We'll do the

00:14:25.720 recap and I'm doing the exclusive daily analysis recap for the post-millennial. So you can check

00:14:31.720 that out. Well, that's something I think is going to stay in the test of time. Years from now, people

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00:16:26.920 worked to choose its own opponent, and Maryland isn't the only state where Democrats have done it 0.98

00:16:31.340 this year. They succeeded in boosting Trump-aligned Doug Mastriano in Pennsylvania and Darren Bailey in

00:16:37.280 Illinois. They are attempting it in Arizona right now with Carrie Lake. They tried unsuccessfully to

00:16:42.920 do it in Colorado by giving an assist to two 2020 election deniers. It is also, I don't have to tell

00:16:49.740 you, a strategy that carries significant risk. Think about it. If Dan Cox wins the nomination and then

00:16:55.780 say he happens to pull off a win in the general, Democrats will have helped fund and elect a MAGA

00:17:02.400 conservative to a governorship. I love how MSNBC talks about Republican voters as though there's

00:17:10.060 just some kind of NPC robots that you can program, and they see a bunch of ads, and they see a bunch

00:17:16.300 of stuff on TV, and then they just do as they're told, right? And if the Democrats come in, they're

00:17:20.860 the ones that are putting this together. They're the ones who make the decision. It's not the TV that's

00:17:25.100 doing it. Yeah, I think that MSNBC is actually repeating the quiet part out loud there a little bit

00:17:31.260 because they're talking about their voters. They know that's how their voters work. But I wanted to

00:17:36.860 bring on someone to respond to this and then also kind of get into some of the other reporting that's

00:17:42.320 going in there. So we've got Colonel Mastriano himself, who is the current nominee for Republican

00:17:47.900 governor in my home, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Good morning, Colonel. Thank you for having me on.

00:17:54.000 And just to correct the record, you know, nobody that I know of, including myself, has denied the election

00:17:59.500 happened. So these little cute buzz phrases that that young lady, I'm sure she's not a journalist, did not go to 0.98

00:18:05.300 school for. I'm sure she probably majored in gender studies. We did not deny that there was an election. 0.98

00:18:10.920 There is no election denying, but we do have questions. There's a big difference.

00:18:14.300 Oh, 100 percent. No, but I do need to ask you about the serious question here, Colonel. Is it true

00:18:20.720 that you only won because of Democrats and because of Democrat spending? Is that how it happened?

00:18:27.740 Hell no. I worked my ass off across the state here with my wife, my wife, Reby. We've been running

00:18:33.200 across the Commonwealth for two years. We've touched about 30,000 hands, talked to many, many thousand

00:18:39.340 more people. We had this election run one actually last year when the polling polling began last May.

00:18:44.960 I was always ahead and my leader was continuously grow for the idea that a few bit of a Democrat ads had

00:18:52.760 anything to help me win the election. That's complete rhino Democrat nonsense. 1.00

00:18:58.480 It doesn't seem to make sense to me because, as I said, you know, Pennsylvania, that's that's my home. Right.

00:19:03.500 I'm from just obviously the wrong part of the state, right, just outside Philadelphia. But, you know,

00:19:09.260 looking at the polls that I saw, talking to people from back home, we always knew that you were the

00:19:15.400 favorite going into it. There was a contested primary, but it was never a situation where anybody

00:19:20.900 really came up over you as the head of the polls. And we saw that your work with so many churches,

00:19:26.800 by the way, across the state of Pennsylvania that I don't think people realize. And also your just

00:19:30.940 ability to be out there and be a voice for so many people in the western part of the state,

00:19:35.460 so many people in the T that I think really acclimated to your message. It just made so much

00:19:40.680 sense to me. So going forward, though, I saw that Politico has a big headline up just all about you.

00:19:46.640 And it says that Democrats, though, may have got more than they bargained for, because just in the

00:19:51.680 same way that people were accusing Democrats of supporting Trump in 15 and 16 and blowing him up

00:19:56.760 and making him the nominee, that it looks like you are actually in more of a horse race than they

00:20:01.900 expected and potentially could defeat. And in my attention and my as if I have any estimation will

00:20:08.160 defeat Josh Shapiro for the governor's mansion this fall in November. So tell me, what do you think

00:20:13.820 about the new coverage? Well, you know, first off, we're going to smoke Josh Shapiro like a bad cigar.

00:20:19.200 There was no point in the previous Pennsylvania gubernator coil race that Wagner was in that he was ever

00:20:23.620 within striking distance or equal to him. He's always double points ahead. I come at it. And

00:20:28.800 you know this for a fact. I had a tough primer. I had nine people on the ballot, a bunch of which

00:20:33.380 decided it was a good idea to attack me with negative ads violating, of course, Ronald Reagan's

00:20:37.960 11th commandment. Now, so not speak of a Republican. And I smoked it. I won 55 of 67 counties. And the 12

00:20:45.820 counties I didn't get, I came in second. I mean, it was the entire western and middle part of the state

00:20:50.360 was red. I got all the southeast except the home county, the two candidates, but a good chunk of

00:20:54.760 the northeast. And that was a win that we did on our own. The Democrats, they get no credit for that.

00:20:59.500 Trump won without their help in 2016. The idea that they want to insert themselves as some kind

00:21:04.700 of kingmakers here is ridiculous because they're very poor at choosing.

00:21:07.380 Well, so let's, let's talk a little bit about that because we do know that obviously you've got the 0.82

00:21:14.380 primary, but November is coming faster than I think a lot of people expect because, you know,

00:21:18.520 the summer things get quiet. Then by the time fall rolls around, it's September, October, boom,

00:21:23.260 that's a shootout straight to November. The question on everybody's mind, I believe, certainly for this

00:21:27.920 audience, the war room audience, and if Steve were here right now, he'd be asking the same exact

00:21:31.380 question is voter integrity. What can be done between now and November for the current election

00:21:38.000 that you are in to preserve that idea of voter integrity and fight back against some of these

00:21:43.500 issues that we've brought up in the past? Yeah. And there's a lot to be had still. And with a

00:21:47.740 Democrat governor who vetoed, for instance, my election protection bill, vetoed it just hours away

00:21:54.220 that would automatically become a, you know, bill. I'm like, thanks a lot, pal. I just thought maybe

00:21:57.880 he was going to let it come in. It's a good bill. He's making sure that the integrity and the

00:22:01.900 transparency is there. We made minor steps, though. I mean, is it enough? I think so.

00:22:09.240 Zuck bucks are out. And that was the thing the Democrats used really in 2020 to get out the vote.

00:22:14.400 It wasn't about, you know, voting integrity for them. It was just drumming out people and setting up

00:22:18.300 those boxes outside, the drop boxes, which is not in our constitution, not in our law.

00:22:23.380 So they're going to have trouble funding that. A few other minor issues we tweaked here and there,

00:22:29.420 but we're going to have to have eyeballs on all the election stations. I need 20,000 poll

00:22:34.840 watchers to cover the state. So if people are interested, instead of complaining,

00:22:39.120 go to DougForGov.com and sign up to be a volunteer and be a poll watcher.

00:22:43.480 20,000 poll watchers, every single polling station. The banning, by the way, of Zuckerbucks in the

00:22:50.680 state of Pennsylvania, in the Commonwealth. I think that's huge. I think that's a buried lead

00:22:54.260 that a lot of people are missing for Pennsylvania. That's magnificent. But of course,

00:22:57.920 your campaign is going to need more fight. You're going to need boots on the ground.

00:23:01.080 You're going to need funding. You're going to need more help. And so you mentioned that that's

00:23:05.200 the website. Now, what are some of the trends that I can ask you? I had Carrie Lake on yesterday.

00:23:08.700 We were talking about some of the trends in Arizona, because I've seen some reporting that shows

00:23:13.800 flipping, actual party flipping, in some of those suburban collar counties of Philadelphia,

00:23:19.340 possibly some other ones, at a rate that we haven't seen in 20-plus years. And the suburbs

00:23:25.580 seem like the registration rates are flipping from D to R. Are you seeing these trends as well

00:23:31.140 in the data that your campaign is sending to you? And how are you going to capitalize on that?

00:23:35.780 Both on data. And we already have thousands of people out in the field there knocking on doors

00:23:40.580 and what have you. And we're flipping people. We flipped people in February during the petition

00:23:44.840 drive to get me on the ballot. We needed 2,000 signatures. My people collected 29,000 of record

00:23:49.680 Republican signatures. And in there were thousands of Democrats and independents and switch party

00:23:54.440 were closed primary. Now people don't even need to switch parties to vote for me. But they're so

00:23:59.320 disgusted. Because the media, of course, they all have their little cute talking points from 0.99

00:24:04.360 little Josh Shapiro. And he's a train wreck. I mean, he likes to say, I'm a senior law enforcement

00:24:09.960 official of the state. How's crime under Josh? He gets an F. He's failed us. But on that side there,

00:24:15.740 people are leaving his party left and right now. I'm seeing huge trends with the Latino population,

00:24:21.040 which is which is falling solidly with me. And we're seeing independents break almost 60% for Doug

00:24:26.180 Mastriana. With those kind of trends and suburban females, 30s and 60s, outside of Philly, one of 0.85

00:24:33.020 the things Yonkin had down in the D.C. area, we got them. And so we're going to work hard to

00:24:37.540 maintain people's trust. But they know I'm all about freedom. You know, these cute little talking

00:24:41.700 points about him. He's being far. Well, no, actually, I'm pretty mainstream, pretty level-headed,

00:24:46.060 and actually fairly moderate overall. And my goal is just to reopen the state and turn power back to

00:24:51.120 the people where it belongs. The same thing that every veteran like you and me fought for.

00:24:56.180 Well, I think that's right. What are some of the other weaknesses that you might see as Josh

00:25:00.560 Shapiro? Because look, I remembered Josh when he was the state rep. I remember he was the county

00:25:05.340 commissioner from Montgomery County, where my family lives. And he's a formidable guy. He's been

00:25:09.580 looking at this for a long time. He's wanted this governor's mansion. What do you see as his

00:25:13.800 potential weaknesses and vulnerabilities going into November? Well, I mean, I'm going to deflect here

00:25:19.340 to his pom-pom girls in the Philadelphia Inquirer. We just adore him. There's reporters there.

00:25:24.180 I mean, it's make crap up to protect him. And they actually wrote an article a few months back. 0.96

00:25:29.560 They're like, oh, crap. Josh has never been vetted. He's never had a hard challenger in any

00:25:33.180 race. Well, he's meeting his demise right now in the form of Doug Mastriana, a retired Army colonel,

00:25:38.760 served my country all my life. I'm not a petulant little rich kid as he is. He has such a rough

00:25:43.520 time in his own party because we heard a lot about the nine rhinos coming out against Mastriana.

00:25:49.620 But what you don't know, and I like to be underestimated, as I was in the primary,

00:25:54.380 so I will be in the general. But there's many, many actively serving leading Democrats,

00:26:00.360 elected officials, not former, like all the has-beens we saw coming out against me on the

00:26:04.180 Republican side, who grab me and they say, Doug, and these are powerful people, and I'll never

00:26:09.860 mention their names on air unless they give the OK. They're like, yes, I'm a leader in the Democrat

00:26:15.300 party. Yes, I disagree with you on many, many issues, but you're better for Pennsylvania and

00:26:18.800 my community and Josh Shapiro will ever be. And I'm working and fighting behind the scenes to win

00:26:23.140 you to be our governor and not Josh Shapiro in their own party. I mean, that's huge.

00:26:29.100 Well, Colonel, I mean, you can just go down. I'm waiting to see the Doug Mastriano video from,

00:26:34.040 you know, Kensington and Allegheny intersection, K&A, down there in Philadelphia, where you can see

00:26:39.300 these fentanyl zombies and the shootings and the crime and the people being attacked in the streets

00:26:45.360 and saying, this is what your chief law enforcement officer has brought. And I'm sorry,

00:26:50.760 but this, to get emotional, but this is a personal issue for me, right? I went to Temple. That's my

00:26:55.600 home. My brother used to live a couple of blocks from there. And when you see what they've done

00:26:59.640 to our state, when you see what they've done to our beautiful cities and towns and everything 0.97

00:27:04.940 about, about Pennsylvania that I grew up loving and they've, they've turned it into garbage. So 0.95

00:27:09.780 I thank you so much for running and trying to do something about this. We've just got one minute

00:27:13.700 left in the segment. Tell me where can people go if they want to volunteer for this Mastriano,

00:27:18.740 for your campaign, for this poll watching, and then also if they want to donate or, or make out any

00:27:23.840 contributions. Yes. Fellow Americans, please just don't sit back and complain. Yes, things are bad

00:27:29.340 and I can't do it alone. And so please go to Doug4Gov.com. No matter where you live in America

00:27:34.320 or around the world, as long as you're American citizen, you can give them a campaign and we need

00:27:38.480 donations. We need money and we use it and spend it wisely. And please go to Doug4Gov.com to

00:27:42.940 volunteer. Let's roll up your sleeves and let's do something. Amen. Amen. As we know, Psalm 1-6,

00:27:50.780 the Lord knows the way of the righteous, but the way of the ungodly will perish. God bless

00:27:56.200 Colonel Mastriano. Thank you, sir. We will see you soon. Thank you. We go from Pennsylvania to Rome.

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00:30:59.240 The epidemic is a demon and we cannot let this demon hide.

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00:31:07.540 Well, we go from the jackal. That's what they were calling Stephen K. Bannon yesterday

00:31:14.760 in the courtroom, right? Well, he's over there. MSNBC was calling him the jackal who's on trial.

00:31:20.360 He's still facing off against the regime. The Prettyman Courthouse over there just a few blocks

00:31:25.640 away. It'll be about four minutes. I drove there after the show yesterday. Four minutes from here

00:31:29.820 where I sit. Jack Posobiec guest hosting as Stephen K. Bannon is facing off against the regime

00:31:36.080 directly, directly. And we're going to get some updates from the courtroom as they roll in. Of

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00:32:30.040 Mike Lindell, where he was talking about China coming in and buying up our cotton fields. Mike

00:32:35.740 Lindell, one of the people, and he's on with Don Imus right there. And Imus totally blows over it

00:32:40.960 and says, you know, starts asking him some other question, blows over it. And Mike Lindell said

00:32:46.160 specifically, the CCP is buying up our farmland. We need to do something about this. This is a huge

00:32:53.700 problem. Now I'm also checking to see, by the way, do we have any updates from baby AJ, who's been

00:33:00.060 watching all week. He's been saying data as he looks up at the screen. We're getting a harm

00:33:04.040 bell on in Rome now. Oh, we do it with the Lindell? Yeah. Yeah. Let's go back. Let's go back and

00:33:09.640 remind everybody what Mike Lindell warned us about 10 years ago, China buying our farmland.

00:33:15.080 I do all my own manufacturing. We went from 40 employees to 360 in the last three months.

00:33:20.920 Who do you hire now, Bernie? It's telling me. What's that? The kinds of people you hire?

00:33:25.820 We hire every, you know, people that have problems. I got a foundation now. I used to

00:33:31.760 be an addict too, a drug addict. What kind of drugs?

00:33:34.840 Crack cocaine. Oh, crack. Crack, yeah. So I've got a...

00:33:37.980 You know, I stopped doing cocaine before they invented crack.

00:33:40.380 Yeah. It's two different drugs. Cocaine is way different than crack.

00:33:44.220 Yeah, I know. Because you change the

00:33:45.860 molecular structure or whatever. Right. And my foundation is actually going to help

00:33:50.260 the unreachable, you know, to reach out. So you can say you have addicts and so on

00:33:53.580 to make your pillows. Yeah, we have the ones that, you know, we got, you know, addicts.

00:33:56.780 We'll hire, you know, we hire people to help them too, to give them jobs and to get them,

00:34:02.340 you know, back on their feet. And everyone in my company has a pillow, so they believe in

00:34:07.080 the product. They believe where we're going. And... What a great story.

00:34:10.960 Yeah. And now we're going to buy up, I want to start buying the cotton fields because China's 1.00

00:34:14.700 buying our cotton fields and taking our cotton from us.

00:34:17.500 And there it is right there at the end. And Imus just, you know, the late great Don Imus

00:34:21.640 just rolls right past it. China buying up our farmland. There was a story that we've been

00:34:26.500 digging into over at Human Events Daily, my podcast, where we were talking about this retired

00:34:31.320 PLA general who has purchased up 140,000 acres of farmland just outside Laughlin Air Force Base

00:34:41.100 on the U.S. southern border in Texas. Why do we allow this as a country? Why do we allow this

00:34:47.600 as the kind of country where anyone can come in, purchase whatever they want? And there's a

00:34:52.500 difference, by the way, and Blake Masters was talking about this. There's a difference between

00:34:56.100 someone, if you're Chinese American and you want to purchase something, you want to purchase the land,

00:34:59.980 that's one thing, right? If you're part of the Lao Bai Jing, if you've come over here,

00:35:03.940 right, if you've decided to make your life in America and you're trying to purchase a home,

00:35:07.240 that's fine, right? You want to build a farm, for example, if you want to get into farming,

00:35:10.680 which would be great, by the way, because we need more farmers in general, right? If you eat,

00:35:15.120 thank a farmer, by the way. And if you're eating, and if you're eating cheaply, thank a trucker.

00:35:19.620 If you're eating from the shopping market, thank a trucker. But when you go down,

00:35:23.420 and if you're a Chinese national who's connected to the CCP, and then we allow these people

00:35:28.960 to come into our country to purchase whatever we want in the name of what? Increasing our GDP?

00:35:35.120 Increasing our economy? No. We need to put the needs of the American people first, 0.65

00:35:39.480 and we need to get serious about our southern border. Because do you think that's what's going

00:35:43.960 on in China? Do you think Americans could just go and do that in China? Do you think you just go

00:35:47.920 and do that in Russia? No, they're not going to do that. That's why Putin and Xi are working

00:35:51.760 together now. That's why they're down in Tehran, right? Putin, Raisi, and Erdogan meeting in Tehran.

00:36:03.280 Understand what part of the movie we're in. They're holding their meeting because they are setting up

00:36:09.320 the new axis of the world island. They did this. And understand, by the way, and we're going to talk

00:36:14.440 about this, Ben, when we get them up. They timed this specifically for when... So Biden goes over,

00:36:21.440 and the Wall Street Journal has the story on their front page today. He said it was... They said it

00:36:25.700 was worse than an embarrassment. He goes to Saudi Arabia, hat in hand, prostrates himself,

00:36:31.840 prostrates the United States of America, the leader of the free world. This guy isn't even leader of a

00:36:37.220 free refill. He's not even the leader of the free lunch. And he wants to call himself the leader of

00:36:42.660 the free world, dancing around in his theatrics. He does a fist bump, he gets nothing. Meanwhile,

00:36:47.460 Putin goes over, signs a deal with Iran, and signs a deal with Turkey, who, oh, by the way,

00:36:53.980 they're a NATO member. And I thought that NATO was what this was supposed to be all about.

00:37:00.580 That's what the situation was. We go to Harwell?

00:37:05.560 We're getting him up. He's there. I can see him in Rome. I can see him. So we understand what's going

00:37:11.140 on in the world now. This is a situation where you have, as Steve always likes to tell us,

00:37:17.940 we are seeing the collapse of complex systems. It didn't have to be this way. We didn't have to

00:37:26.000 run our country this way. We didn't have to go and be the leader of this globalized network. It goes

00:37:32.240 all the way back to 1960s, 1970s, in some cases, where we decided in the post-war era to use our post-war

00:37:39.320 boom from the 1950s. To open our borders, we then decided to establish a global economic empire.

00:37:47.240 And the global economic empire was through outsourcing. So we outsourced labor, and in

00:37:52.660 many cases, agricultural labor, to people from Mexico, Central America, coming up across the

00:37:58.680 border. That was the idea, cheap labor. Bring it in through the southern border. Then we outsourced

00:38:03.920 our manufacturing. Where? To Asia, specifically China. After the downfall of the June 4th movement,

00:38:12.280 June 4th, 1989 Tiananmen Square, we could have knocked over the CCP. We could have done it in a

00:38:18.380 week. But what did Bush do? Bush Sr., by the way, Poppy Bush, he sends over Snowcroft, and they sign a

00:38:25.120 secret agreement with the CCP. And they laid it out. They said, it's probably going to take about a

00:38:29.560 year. We're going to bring you in the WTO. We're going to increase foreign direct investment. That's

00:38:34.500 Western capital that's going into the CCP. You want to know why Detroit looks like what it does,

00:38:40.240 and Shanghai looks what it does? We paid for that. You paid for that. The deplorables paid for that. 0.86

00:38:46.220 That's where your capital went. That's where your money went. So we outsourced our capital and our

00:38:50.900 manufacturing and our capital markets to China. And then we outsourced our energy. Where? To the

00:38:56.540 Middle East. Because we were pursuing these environmental green dreams, which, oh, by the

00:39:01.600 way, when you go and look, we have the poll here. 1%, 1% of American voters say that climate change is

00:39:11.320 their number one priority going into the 2022 elections. You know what people say is their top

00:39:16.400 priority. They say gas. They say inflation, crime in many of the places, just like I was talking to

00:39:22.380 the Colonel about K&A down in Philadelphia. It used to be that you could go to certain parts of

00:39:28.500 Philadelphia and you'd be okay. Now you go in and it's crime everywhere. Our country didn't have to

00:39:33.640 be this way. And it was because we pursued two things at the same time, a globalized system and an

00:39:40.040 insane green policy, putting those interests ahead of our own national interest. Do we have Ben?

00:39:46.100 Mr. Harnwell, we've got you up. You're a hard man to catch.

00:39:51.020 Jack, good morning to you.

00:39:53.060 Good morning.

00:39:56.500 We want to hear you.

00:39:59.900 Oh, yes. Yeah, Ben, go ahead. We are up. We've got you. You look good. You look great out there.

00:40:05.060 Your lighting is so wonderful. That looks like a beautiful part. Is that Piazza Navona?

00:40:12.240 Piazza Navona, very good. It's directly in front of me.

00:40:15.500 It's 183 degrees.

00:40:19.240 Yeah, we were just there with Tanya Teh. We stayed in Piazza Navona. So I said,

00:40:23.020 you know what? That looks like Piazza Navona a little bit. Tell us what's going on. What are you

00:40:26.840 reporting? Because we've got this. We've got Draghi. We've got Salvini. Are we seeing the collapse of

00:40:32.900 the Italian government? What's happening? Well, right now, the situation is this. Behind me is

00:40:39.700 the Italian Senate. There was the current negotiations. Draghi has said he will stay.

00:40:48.140 This is the prime minister, if you remember. He's not elected. He's not a member of parliament.

00:40:52.360 He's not a senator. He's simply prime minister by virtue of being named as such by Sergio Mattarella,

00:41:00.600 the president of the Italian Republic. And Mattarella himself, the president of the Republic,

00:41:06.280 isn't popularly elected. He's simply chosen by the Italian parliament. So there's very slight

00:41:12.480 democratic legitimacy as it is. But Draghi, who offered to the president of the Republic

00:41:18.380 last Thursday his resignation, he was asked to stay by Mattarella, pending a vote of confidence,

00:41:25.920 one today in the Senate, which is behind me, and another vote of confidence tomorrow in the House

00:41:31.280 of Representatives. And Draghi has now said this morning, he will stay. But it really depends on

00:41:39.880 the degree of unity he's able to get together. He doesn't want to lead a partisan government. This

00:41:45.320 is the form. Draghi, as I'm sure you know, Jack, and as the war we possibly remember, is the former 0.57

00:41:51.140 president of the European Central Bank. So he's a technocrat. He doesn't want to lead a political

00:41:56.880 government, even less does he want to demean his standing by getting into the grubby day-to-day

00:42:03.820 work of haggling with the minority parties for votes.

00:42:10.940 Yes.

00:42:11.280 Precisely. And so he's trying to hold on as much as he can. But all of this chaos has been thrown in

00:42:16.180 because of the situation that we see in Eurasia, the situation with oil, the situation with gas

00:42:23.100 being shut off. Maybe 20%, we're now seeing that Gazprom is going to send a little bit of their

00:42:27.800 contract. They're pulling back from the force majeure declaration yesterday a little bit. But

00:42:31.580 we've only got about two minutes left with you, Ben. I wanted to go into because we've seen a

00:42:36.560 statement now that's just come out. I'm seeing it across the desk here. Russia's Lavrov has stated,

00:42:41.900 geographical objectives of the special operation in Ukraine have changed from just Donbass to a

00:42:48.480 number of other territories. And if the West delivers long-range weapons to Kiev, geographical

00:42:54.400 objectives in Ukraine will be advanced even further. Is this war spilling out across the

00:43:00.300 territory of Ukraine? Are they looking to annex potentially the entire southern region, the coast,

00:43:05.820 or even more of Ukraine? What's going on there? Just a couple of minutes left.

00:43:08.920 You know, my take on this, Jack, isn't so much that the war is spilling out over control. I think

00:43:15.280 it's more a situation that despite all the mainstream media's repetitions over the last five

00:43:21.520 months, Russia is winning this war in Ukraine, would always win this war in Ukraine. And simply 0.60

00:43:27.140 having pacified most of the Donbass region, what it now wants to do is go further down south

00:43:33.360 to Zaporizhia, which is named today by Lavrov. And I think the next step, once they've solidified that

00:43:41.560 land bridge going down to the south, is that they're then going to do exactly what you and Steve have

00:43:45.720 been saying for, I think, three months, if not four, which is they're going to go all the way down

00:43:49.880 to Odessa and then basically cover off the whole of the southern front of Ukraine, effectively

00:43:55.680 depriving it of access to the sea. And they'll go all the way across to Moldova. That's my belief.

00:44:02.840 I don't think the war is spilling out of control. I think it's more a case of Putin having obtained 0.56

00:44:07.220 his objectives in Donbass. And now he wants to go south to be able to for fuller control,

00:44:14.000 both of the landmass, but also of the sea. Well, Ben, that's exactly why when I traveled

00:44:20.040 to Ukraine just a few weeks ago, we went to Odessa, we went to Nikolaev, we visited those very areas to

00:44:27.500 look at the preparations for ourselves. So Ben, we're out of time today, hoping to get you on tomorrow,

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00:44:36.320 will be in as Stephen K. Bannon is still facing off against the regime just a few blocks away from

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00:46:48.220 Okay, so we go from Ben Harnwell, but I wanted to go down to talk about, well, we're not there yet,

00:46:55.600 but let people know a show note, a programming note, if you will. So what I'm planning to do,

00:47:01.240 so it looks like the trial of Steve Bannon, unfortunately, is continuing. Beyond today,

00:47:06.960 we thought it may be only a couple of days. It's going later, Thursday, Friday, may spill into next

00:47:11.840 week. But I've got to be in Tampa for Turning Point. Sass starts tomorrow. So what am I going to do?

00:47:19.440 I'll tell you what I'm going to do. We are taking the show on the road. War Room,

00:47:23.800 we are going to be broadcasting live from Media Row at Turning Point Thursday, Friday. I'm going to be

00:47:30.960 pulling people in, right, just as they're walking by. I'm going to yank him. If I see Boris just,

00:47:34.960 you know, milling around out there, I'm going to yank him in. He's going around telling people to

00:47:39.980 sign up for Getter, sign up for his newsletter. We're going to yank him in. We're going to put him

00:47:43.060 down. And because we know that Sass is going to be the center of the political universe this weekend, 0.67

00:47:50.320 the only stage that I'm aware of this entire year, certainly this entire cycle, that'll have

00:47:56.880 President Trump and Governor Ron DeSantis on there. And so to help break this down and go through some

00:48:03.000 of the other news of the day, I wanted to bring on the founder and president of Turning Point USA,

00:48:07.520 Charlie Kirk himself, to come in and give us one last explanation of why it is that Sass is going on

00:48:15.180 in Tampa, what it means, and really this immersive experience that people can have while they're down

00:48:20.360 there. Yeah, that's well said, Jack. And first, I just want to say, I love Real America's Voice.

00:48:24.680 You're doing a great job, Jack, by the way. It's not easy to fill in and pitch in. I'm going to have

00:48:28.720 to, this was tryouts for our show. So get ready for a lot of work in the future. But we love,

00:48:34.580 we love Real America's Voice. We're thrilled that to be partnering and to be doing our program with

00:48:40.680 them. It's just amazing. And they have a big presence in Tampa. So look, you know, a lot of

00:48:44.660 people watching this probably have a fair amount of anxiety and unease about where young people are

00:48:51.660 right now, such as they are increasingly left wing, they don't share their values. I tell people all

00:48:59.500 the time, come to Tampa, Florida, any age, and you will leave with hope. 5,000 conservative students

00:49:07.260 from across the country. And we'll have plenty of other, you know, patriots of all ages. But the

00:49:12.440 focus is really students though, Jack. Our students get the best seating. Our students get the VIP

00:49:17.540 tickets. Because we're all about talking about this, not just like an event. Look, there's plenty of

00:49:22.060 events. We happen to do them, I think, better and bigger. And I think you would agree, Jack. But it's

00:49:27.340 not just about the event itself. We look at the Student Action Summit as the beginning stages of a

00:49:33.100 deployment. It's almost like boot camp, where these students come in, they're starting Turning Point

00:49:39.120 USA chapters, and they will go to high school and college campuses all across the country. They're

00:49:43.860 signing up, by the way, for something that will get them kicked out of class, lose job opportunities,

00:49:50.740 mocked, ridiculed, attacked, sometimes physically, and they're doing so enthusiastically and

00:49:57.480 willingly. And so that's something that we're doing at the Student Action Summit, rallying these

00:50:02.660 students, training them, educating them. If anyone wants to come, as Jack mentioned, we have Ron DeSantis

00:50:08.040 and Donald Trump. We'll be there with Turning Point Action. That will happen on Friday night and

00:50:12.620 Saturday night. There's programming all weekend, Friday, Saturday, Sunday. Greg Gutfeld, Donald Trump

00:50:18.620 Jr., Laura Ingram, Kaylee McEnany, Josh Hawley, Ted Cruz, Ben Carson, Mike Lee. And that's just

00:50:26.660 touching the surface. So we believe in immersion experiences at Turning Point USA. We believe that

00:50:31.840 our field program literally is changing the world through our educational programs. Very unique and

00:50:37.700 very important. And if anyone wants to go, it's tpusa.com slash SAS. And Real America's Voice is

00:50:43.040 going to have a pretty awesome platform there. Well, and remember the breakout sessions that will

00:50:48.800 change your life. So we're going to be going down myself. I'm bringing, I'm bringing Tanya. I'm

00:50:52.920 bringing the kids, Jack-Jack and baby AJ. They've got their matching bow ties. They're going to be there

00:50:57.180 Friday night, Saturday night. And so if you want to come meet us, meet the kids, we will be there.

00:51:01.720 But you know, Charlie, I was thinking the other day that I couldn't even remember how long it's

00:51:05.940 been since I've missed a SAS. I want to say the first one I was at was 17. So that's going back

00:51:11.060 five years now. But the first thing that I noticed when I saw there was that when I showed up and it

00:51:17.440 was eight in the morning because I had an early hit or something and I was coming in and I saw a line

00:51:22.260 and I said, what's this line? Are people, is there some free thing? What's going on? You know,

00:51:26.640 eight in the morning, all these college kids and they're all, you know, they're wearing suits

00:51:30.000 or dress. They're very well dressed. You know, it's, it's, it's, it's not like anything I've

00:51:34.740 ever seen. It's certainly, and I've been to CPACs before and this wasn't like, it was different.

00:51:38.520 It was something different. Right. And I just turned to Tanya and said, I've never seen college

00:51:43.060 kids lined up for anything at eight in the morning. It turns out it was just the line to get

00:51:46.780 the seats because the seats were, as you said, first come first serve at eight in the morning

00:51:51.520 on a Saturday. Yes, that's right. And so what we put the preference on our students and we believe

00:51:58.100 at turning point USA, that if we do not invest heavily and enthusiastically in the grassroots

00:52:03.820 of America, what's happening on high school, it's happening on colleges. Then the country is done.

00:52:08.560 Look, there's a lot of good efforts happening in the conservative movement, but I'm afraid too many

00:52:12.780 of them are top down. We are bottom up. We go straight into the necessary grassroots to train the next

00:52:19.220 generation. Give them the resources that is necessary to be able to do what they need to do

00:52:23.400 in high school and college campuses. And it's a phenomenal sight to be seen. And it's completely

00:52:28.520 contrary to what the mainstream media would tell you. And look, we're at, we're going to have a lot

00:52:32.680 of media there. They can't believe the room is going to be as big as it is. They said, oh, come on,

00:52:36.540 you're trying to tell me you're going to have 5,000 people. I said, boy, you've never really been to a

00:52:40.360 turning point event. Have you? It's not the first time we've done this. It will, however, be the second

00:52:44.900 largest event we've ever done in Turning Point USA history. The biggest, of course,

00:52:48.640 is going to be AmericaFest and was AmericaFest last December. But biggest speakers in the movement,

00:52:53.640 all are welcome. If you're local, get your tickets, tpusa.com.

00:52:57.540 No, it's really a place to be. And we had, you got one minute left, Charlie, and we had Tyler on

00:53:01.240 yesterday. He said that you might even be looking, working with the convention center, perhaps expand

00:53:05.560 the space down there at the Tampa convention center, because it turns out there's actually too many

00:53:10.620 people that are requesting tickets to this thing. And so they have to go and expand the parameters

00:53:15.620 and they have the ability to flex and do that. People don't realize that it's the whole convention

00:53:19.340 center of Tampa becomes an immersive experience. That's right. It's going to be one of the largest

00:53:24.460 events in the history of the conservative movement. And if you don't believe it, see it for yourself.

00:53:29.260 And I never want to hear cynicism again about the future of America, unless you've been to a

00:53:34.780 turning point event. If you've been to a turning point event and you're still cynical, fine. But people say,

00:53:38.840 oh, Charlie, kids are the worst. They don't. Okay, fine. Come to one of our events for 72 hours,

00:53:43.260 or even 48 hours, and you will see something that will blow your mind. It's the future of America.

00:53:49.220 tpusa.com. I'm going to come there. Congratulations on the event. Congratulations on everything you've

00:53:54.820 built. We'll see Charlie. Make sure you watch him immediately following the war room here.

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