Bannon's War Room - July 26, 2022


Episode 2031： Matthew Tyrmand ＂This Was Trump's River Of Blood Speech＂; Blue Check Twitter Melts Down On Trump's Majestic Return to DC


Episode Stats

Length

55 minutes

Words per Minute

176.92383

Word Count

9,736

Sentence Count

835

Misogynist Sentences

6

Hate Speech Sentences

14


Summary

Trump delivers a speech at the American Policy Institute in Washington, D.C. on January 10, 2020. President Trump says, "America's story is far from over, and in fact we are just getting ready for an incredible comeback."


Transcript

00:00:00.000 We are a nation that has weaponized its long...
00:00:02.620 You're watching President Trump give a speech at the American Policy Institute.
00:00:07.060 We're going to cover it here live on War World.
00:00:09.020 We'll be back as soon as the speech is over.
00:00:11.520 We are a nation that no longer has a free and fair press.
00:00:15.540 Fake news is all you get, and they are the true enemy of the people.
00:00:20.300 We are a nation where free speech is no longer allowed,
00:00:24.960 where crime is rampant like never before,
00:00:27.320 where the economy has been collapsing,
00:00:30.360 where more people died of COVID in 2021 than died in 2020.
00:00:36.020 We are a nation that is allowing Iran to build a massive nuclear weapon,
00:00:40.900 which they are incredibly being allowed to do right now as we speak.
00:00:45.240 It would have never happened under President Trump.
00:00:48.220 They were dying to make a deal.
00:00:50.040 They would have made a deal with us right after the election,
00:00:53.040 and it would have been a good deal.
00:00:55.040 And China is being allowed to use the trillions and trillions of dollars
00:01:01.300 it has taken from us to build a military,
00:01:05.320 the likes of which possibly the world has never seen.
00:01:09.640 And this also would never have happened with us.
00:01:13.720 The level of speed with which they're going is a very dangerous thing.
00:01:18.540 And just two years ago, we had Iran, China, Russia, and North Korea in check.
00:01:26.220 They weren't going to do a thing against us,
00:01:28.760 and everyone knows it, especially those leaders.
00:01:32.240 And perhaps most importantly, we are a nation that is no longer respected or listened to around the world.
00:01:38.120 We are a nation that, in many ways, has become a joke.
00:01:42.520 We are a nation that is hostile to liberty and freedom and faith.
00:01:48.780 We are a nation whose economy is floundering,
00:01:52.740 whose stores are not stocked,
00:01:55.320 whose deliveries are not coming,
00:01:57.680 and whose educational system is ranked at the bottom of every list.
00:02:03.220 But we are not going to let this continue.
00:02:07.800 Two years ago, we had the greatest.
00:02:10.760 There's never been anything like it.
00:02:12.500 Two years ago.
00:02:14.680 It's greatness like no one had ever seen.
00:02:16.740 There's never been anything.
00:02:18.220 We were outlapping China at levels that they never thought possible.
00:02:24.960 China always thought they were going to be the world's biggest economy by
00:02:28.180 2018, 2019 at the latest.
00:02:31.940 And they weren't even close because we were outdistancing something that they never thought
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00:02:39.280 But soon we will have greatness again.
00:02:42.040 With all my heart and all my soul,
00:02:44.260 I firmly believe that the American people will reject a fate of decline,
00:02:48.440 demoralization, and ultimately a fate of defeat.
00:02:53.020 And I believe that we will come together and choose instead a future of renewal,
00:02:57.780 revival, recovery, resurgence, and in the end,
00:03:01.840 a nation that is more exceptional than it ever was before.
00:03:05.120 I believe we can do that.
00:03:13.760 America's story is far from over.
00:03:16.320 And in fact, we are just getting ready for an incredible comeback,
00:03:19.800 a comeback that we have no choice but to make.
00:03:23.380 We don't have a choice.
00:03:24.340 We won't have a country if we don't make it.
00:03:28.400 Through strength, we will restore our safety.
00:03:32.060 Through hard work, we will rebuild our prosperity.
00:03:36.660 Through courage, we will reclaim our liberty.
00:03:40.200 Through love, we will repair our unity.
00:03:42.940 Through success, we will rediscover our pride.
00:03:46.620 And through unyielding determination together,
00:03:50.540 we will make America stronger, safer, freer, greater,
00:03:55.120 and more glorious than ever before.
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00:06:34.000 No. Okay, fine. Fantastic. Am I going to get Chris Carter? Okay, just a moment. Okay, Stephen
00:06:41.640 K. Bannon here. We just had a speech. You know, it was interesting. I don't want to say it was
00:06:48.240 low energy because it was not a rally speech. It was a policy speech. So you're not going to get
00:06:52.540 President Trump going off along these classic riffs that he does on occasions at the rally
00:07:00.000 speeches. But he did. It was a very detailed policy speech. I'm still trying to find the
00:07:05.720 structure in it. We'll get into that. We've got Matthew Tiermon, who's live there. We're
00:07:10.740 going to get to Matthew in a moment. We've got Boris Epstein. We've got some analysis of
00:07:13.840 this speech. First time back in Washington, D.C. from the day that he left in January 20th
00:07:20.620 of 2021. Let's go to Chris Carter of Real America's Voice. Chris, give us your assessment. You saw
00:07:25.100 the whole thing in the room. Tell us your thoughts.
00:07:30.000 Wow. This was an amazing policy speech by Donald Trump. When he came back to Washington,
00:07:35.640 we knew he was going to say a lot. But this was a speech focused mostly on law and order. We heard
00:07:42.200 consistently about how these towns all across the nation run by Democratic leadership have let their
00:07:48.540 cities pretty much just fall into shambles. And then the border. He went extensively into what he'd
00:07:54.240 done with the border and some of these world leaders, primarily the nation of Mexico, getting to pay
00:07:59.440 their fair share, trying to help us control the border, putting those 28,000 troops on the
00:08:04.980 border. And he also went on to say the thing that the big news media hates the most. The election was
00:08:10.980 stolen. It wasn't right. What happened to this country and this country should be ashamed. In fact,
00:08:15.420 he called it a disgrace. So he covered a lot of ground quickly here. He spoke for about an hour and a
00:08:20.960 half. And this was a standing room crowd only of ultra mega supporters.
00:08:27.100 Well, when you say ultra mega supporters, you know, mediaites breaking a story right now that on CNN the
00:08:31.880 other day, the PR, the guy in charge of communications, Mark Lotter, said right on CNN that President Trump
00:08:37.640 lost the election. I think there's half of the audience there today. Half of the people at the
00:08:44.020 American, I hate to be brutally frank about it, but I don't think, I don't think very many of them are members of the
00:08:48.760 three November. So Chris, I beg to differ. I'm not sure there's a whole lot of people that have
00:08:55.120 dedicated themselves to getting, to making sure we can decertify the election. I think that half of
00:09:00.140 the people on the names, half of the names, at least half the names at the American First Policy
00:09:05.100 Institute believe Trump lost the election. Mark Lotter is head of communications. I'm going to put
00:09:09.960 this up in a second. In fact, I'll get it to Denver that we can play it. Mediaites reporting. He gave
00:09:14.280 an interview with Jim Acosta. And Acosta says, did Joe Biden win the election? And Mark Lotter says,
00:09:19.500 yes, he won the election. So, and that is not the belief of the war room. I'm going to get this to
00:09:25.320 our producer, Cameron, and he will get it to Denver. I want to play this a little later. So,
00:09:29.000 look, I beg to differ. There were some interesting things in there, but I thought it was more of a
00:09:32.740 laundry list. I didn't see thematically. I thought he was going to go into the Axios reporting this week
00:09:38.000 about the deconstruction of the administrative state is the most, I think, detailed theory of
00:09:43.960 the case of government I've seen. And he made one passing reference to it. In fact, people were
00:09:48.520 tweeting me. He says he wants the ability to fire bureaucrats. Well, actually, the policy is much,
00:09:53.120 much deeper than that. I'll be honest with you. I was, for something I was looking forward to,
00:09:57.600 thought it was going to be fantastic first time back. I didn't get it. You said inside the room,
00:10:01.620 how's it received? Because we heard just a smattering of, a lot of applause early,
00:10:05.920 but just a smattering later on. What was the perception in the room?
00:10:12.060 The energy level was very high, but just like you indicated, he started out pretty strong,
00:10:16.620 and then he got into a really heavy policy discussion about what's gone wrong. You know,
00:10:21.940 the worst start to the stock market in over 100 years, gas, all-time high since they started
00:10:27.460 keeping records, all these basic common sense things. And you're right, the tone did subside a
00:10:32.880 little bit. People have been waiting. And frankly, there were a few supporters that showed up,
00:10:36.980 I think, outside, but they weren't making much of a ruckus at all. People were listening very
00:10:41.800 intently to what the former president had to say, looking for a little bit of a layout as we go down
00:10:47.500 the road here and seeing what he wants to do and what kind of platform he would run on if he
00:10:52.020 announced. But it was a little bit more subdued than maybe what we've seen on the campaign trail in
00:10:57.080 the past. But I think the president's pacing himself for basically what's going to be the
00:11:02.240 longest re-election campaign in American political history.
00:11:06.520 Chris, I want to ask you, you were in the room. He did make something I thought was quite
00:11:10.740 fascinating. He went after the January 6th committee to say, look, here's what they're
00:11:16.060 trying to do. They're trying to make it that I can't go back and have my job again. I mean,
00:11:21.400 he was making the case, hey, I'm here to work for the American people. He talked about crime.
00:11:25.020 He talked about things he's going to do in the city. He had some concepts about real estate,
00:11:28.860 other things to create value. But then he talked about January 6th. Did you pick that up too,
00:11:33.620 that he was actually laying out the case to the American people that, hey, they're trying to stop
00:11:38.800 me from even having the potential to take on the Democrats? Did you take it that way or am I
00:11:44.060 misreading that? I think he's alluding to that fact a little bit, but you don't really need to state
00:11:50.700 the obvious to this room because anybody in tune politically knows that so many of our
00:11:54.960 people, including yourself, have been caught up in this charade, this political circus.
00:11:59.480 When is it going to stop? When are these people that are elected to office going to get down and
00:12:03.680 do the business to the American people? And you're right. They are absolutely terrified of Donald
00:12:09.160 Trump. Chris, you've been following this for a long time and following the campaign of following
00:12:14.400 Trump. You're probably one of the guys that have more perception of this than just about anybody.
00:12:17.480 What would your sense be that you feel that you see Trump announcing in the next, let's say, month,
00:12:23.860 the month of August about the presidency? Or do you think that he'll wait until after the midterms?
00:12:29.200 What's your what's your bang today after you've seen this first time return to Washington and see
00:12:33.240 in this major policy address?
00:12:34.620 The vibe that I get, Steve, is basically they're pulling the reins back on a stallion that wants to
00:12:43.360 announce he wants to run the race. But they also know that the political temperature in Washington
00:12:48.400 and across the nation is so volatile. They're going after people's families. They're going after people
00:12:54.460 personally. You know this. He has a lot of baggage to carry around. But when you look at the base and
00:13:00.320 you look at Republican politics and conservatism in general, there's Donald Trump or there's
00:13:04.840 nothing. Chris, how do people get you on social media? How do they follow you in Real America's
00:13:10.660 Voice? You can follow me on Carter Rocks dot com or any of the various handles. Follow me on all
00:13:18.300 my platforms. I manage about 10 of those there. It's at Carter Rocks dot com. Chris Carter,
00:13:24.160 Real America's Voice, the intrepid, indefatigable Chris Carter, always in always in the thick of it
00:13:30.120 here in Washington, D.C. Thank you, Chris. Really appreciate it. Let's go to Matthew. We have our
00:13:34.120 own Matthew Terman. He's not on the Ukrainian border. He's actually right outside the ballroom.
00:13:39.000 Matthew, we got about a minute. Put us in the room and then we're going to take a short commercial
00:13:42.440 break and come back to you, sir. You know what kept running through my head as I listened to this?
00:13:48.120 This reminded me of Enoch Powell's Rivers of Blood speech. 90 percent of the content was crime. You
00:13:54.100 don't have a country if your cities and your public spaces are absolute chaos and anarchy. He cited
00:14:00.020 example of example in the Kate Steinle mold of violent crime in New York, Chicago, Baltimore,
00:14:06.980 San Francisco, L.A., etc., the NASCAR driver last week. And he really drilled down on this is what
00:14:13.540 the Dems are doing to our society, to our country, and they're ruining it from within. We need to be
00:14:18.740 tough on law and order. He did go around some of the fringes of other big C cultural war and
00:14:23.700 conservative issues. But this was it just reminded me of Reed Enoch Powell's Rivers of Blood. It's that.
00:14:29.300 Matthew, hang on one second. We'll take a short commercial break. I already know
00:14:36.260 Madeline Peltz's headline over at Media Matters. Matthew Tierman war room equates Trump's speech to
00:14:42.500 Enoch Powell, Rivers of Blood. We're going to be back in a moment. We got Matthew Tierman live at the
00:14:48.660 Marriott Marquis. Boris Epstein will also join me. All next in the war room.
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00:16:43.260 border and now at the Marriott Marquis in Washington, D.C., Matthew Tiermon was there live. Matthew,
00:16:49.260 you made an analogy that I know Madeline Peltz's, her hair's on fire right now. You compared this,
00:16:54.700 part of it, to the Enoch Powell River of Blood speech. And people should know that was a speech
00:16:59.180 he was talking about the crime and disorder. And let's say this, Enoch was not a friend of
00:17:05.900 immigration. What did you mean about the part of Trump's speech to talk about law and order chaos
00:17:11.260 in the major Democratic-run cities in this country, comparing it to Enoch Powell, sir?
00:17:16.140 So there are certainly lateral corollaries with the immigration facet of law and order
00:17:22.940 breaking down. Enoch Powell was writing about a Britain that was starting to be remade demographically
00:17:28.300 by immigration from its former Commonwealth colonies that had started to immigrate en masse
00:17:33.900 to the cities of England. And he said there would be rivers of blood if this is not under control.
00:17:39.340 And Trump made very, very similar corollaries to the law and order breakdown,
00:17:43.420 with immigration being a component of it. He talked about Mexico and the dumping ground of
00:17:48.220 the criminality from Central and South America that Mexico allowed to pass through their borders.
00:17:53.500 But it's more than that. It's the cultural degradation of our inner cities with not just,
00:17:57.980 you know, third world migrants, but with people who have been failed by parentless homes,
00:18:03.820 by a broken education system and crippling poverty. And what is the tie that binds in all of these
00:18:09.340 facets? Democrat governance, the Democrat Union teachers complex, education complex,
00:18:15.580 the welfare system. He cited, you know, an old idea, workfare. You know, you have to,
00:18:20.620 if you're able-bodied and you want welfare and public benefits that are better than our veterans
00:18:24.620 benefits, then you have to, you know, demonstrate that you're trying to work or work in some capacity.
00:18:28.460 Uh, these are somewhat common sense things. And now people across this country, I live in Chicago.
00:18:33.180 I moved from New York. Uh, I live in Chicago part-time, part-time in Miami, but Chicago is,
00:18:37.660 you know, I watch, uh, cops, uh, getting chases with, uh, carjackers every single night on Lake
00:18:43.100 Shore Drive, gunshots every single night. It's the worst it ever was. 90% of his speech in an hour and
00:18:48.620 40 minutes was citing examples of law and order breaking down and Democrat governance allowing it,
00:18:54.220 if not perpetuating it. Cites the Zeldin, you know, assassination attempt and cast with bail.
00:18:59.340 Cites Philadelphia. He didn't mention Krasner by name or Bragg by name in New York or Tessa
00:19:03.340 Budin, but he talked about, you know, the Democrat city's governance is a cancer that is making people
00:19:08.860 from all sides of the political spectrum feel unsafe. And I actually think it's very, very smart.
00:19:12.860 His first speech back in DC, he's hitting upon an issue that affects everyone. Everybody right,
00:19:19.580 left or center is scared now to go on the New York City subway or be out in Chicago at night.
00:19:23.900 I live in Chicago. They board off the Hermes stores on Oak Street because it's so rampant
00:19:28.780 and the cops have their hands tied behind their back. We talked about defenestrating that policy,
00:19:33.180 letting cops be cops, putting more federal money into a national police complex task force with DHS
00:19:39.820 and DOJ to break up the gangs. This is like Enoch Powell. It was very focused on our society will
00:19:44.940 degrade and break down if we do not get a handle on this tailwind of anarchy and violence and
00:19:50.620 lawlessness. And Trump astutely correctly put it to the blame where it lies on Democrat Party
00:19:56.140 politics and governance. And it worked very, very well in the room. He touched upon some other
00:20:00.220 big C conservative culture war issues. He did say, you know, no, uh, no men in women's sports
00:20:05.820 that got a standing ovation. He said he ad-libbed that when it wasn't on the, uh,
00:20:09.260 the prompter because some of his people said it was too controversial. That actually got the biggest
00:20:13.020 applause line because there's a little bit of a pivot from the, uh, law and order facet of,
00:20:17.180 of this, uh, big dress. Uh, but this was really Mary Enoch Powell sounding a warning.
00:20:24.780 Matthew, let me ask you. You mentioned he went on about the 100,000 homeless throughout the country,
00:20:28.940 democratic policies. He is a real estate developer talking about what you could do in these cities.
00:20:33.580 Walk me through that he had a focus on homelessness and how homelessness was a policy of Democrats
00:20:38.540 that was exacerbating the, the, the, the level of anarchy in the cities. Yeah.
00:20:44.620 So Trump, Trump, like myself as a New Yorker, and he was there, he made his sort of fortune.
00:20:48.300 He got big in the 1980s. And that's when I grew up in New York city, in Brooklyn, Manhattan.
00:20:52.460 And, you know, you read Tom Wolfe, bonfire.
00:21:00.940 You hear about the famous policy said, if you don't fight the homelessness and you get violence
00:21:07.100 everywhere, drug addicts, violence, uh, massive poverty. And so he was, after seeing New York's
00:21:12.380 resurgence under Giuliani with broken windows, he actually had a somewhat radical idea, which
00:21:17.020 probably the ACLU would be up in arms about. We need to make encampments, which I had images of,
00:21:21.500 uh, you know, the Hoover bills during the depression. You need to set up land on the
00:21:25.180 periphery of the urban areas and round up the homeless that's that are all over the inner cities
00:21:30.140 in Chicago and San Francisco and Philadelphia and New York that are harassing the good citizens of
00:21:35.260 these formerly fair birds and have made them look like Gotham city. And you need to bring them
00:21:39.900 to encampments, set up the tents and bring in medical professionals, psychologists, rehab and
00:21:44.380 addiction specialists, and try and, uh, consolidate these people and then get them on their feet from
00:21:48.620 there. You can't do it slapdash by just throwing money at shelters through democratic political urban
00:21:54.060 systems because look at, uh, de Blasio's wife and how much crap, uh, hundreds of millions of dollars
00:21:58.780 went to consultants. Nothing went to solving the homeless problem. And he knows that he's a New Yorker.
00:22:02.780 Hang on for one second, uh, Matthew. I want to bring in Boris Epstein, get Boris take,
00:22:07.980 but I want to come back and talk to you about national security and international affairs and
00:22:11.980 geopolitics. Boris, give us your assessment. You've watched the speech. You've been keeping
00:22:16.460 a close eye on president Trump and what's going on. Uh, the speech today, principally a domestic
00:22:21.500 policy speech, it sounds like, but what's your, what's your hot take on it?
00:22:24.380 Steve, undoubtedly a law and order speech of president Trump, a robust speech, a power speech,
00:22:30.620 the president laying out in his first time back in Washington, DC, since you know, that,
00:22:35.820 that tough day on, on Jan 20, 2021, and when he left being the legitimate 45th, 46th, and as we
00:22:43.180 hope and expect 47th president, uh, left DC for Florida, Jan 20. Now he's back today, laying out
00:22:48.620 everything that's wrong with our country and, and, and focusing on law and order because it is all for
00:22:54.460 Americans, for all people all across the world, it is all about security. It's financial security,
00:22:59.020 but more importantly, it's personal, physical security. And Americans are losing that security,
00:23:04.060 especially, uh, inside cities, might be in New York, Chicago, Atlanta, LA, so on and so forth.
00:23:11.660 And that's what the president laid out. That's what he focused on. That did also hit some,
00:23:15.660 hit some social issues. There's a robust speech. I mean, that look at the timing,
00:23:19.340 I think over an hour and a half, maybe way over that. Uh, and, and the president, again,
00:23:25.180 if you compare, right, him to, you know, Joe Biden, who right now is recovering, whatever
00:23:31.260 he's doing, he's got, one day he's got cancer, another day he's got COVID. Guy doesn't know
00:23:34.700 whether he's coming or going. Joe Biden can't give a three minute talk without being all over
00:23:38.460 the place. President Trump gives a powerhouse speech on policy. And, and this is, you know,
00:23:43.500 a speech on policy now that follows several recent policy speeches, including on, on the importance of
00:23:49.180 the second amendment. Hang on for one second. Cause I want to go back to Matthew on a comment you just
00:23:54.380 made. Matthew, uh, Boris referred to president as the legitimate president. And you've talked about
00:23:59.180 the first day back since he left on January 20th of 2021. And president Trump went there. President
00:24:05.180 Trump talked about the election. I, I felt in watching, you'd see the room a little bit freeze
00:24:09.660 up. Give us your, how bold was that for Trump's first return in the middle of the January 6th
00:24:15.100 committee. Right. And he actually said, he made a comment. As I talked to Chris Carter,
00:24:19.580 real America's voice, he made a comment. This is all about trying to stop me from coming back
00:24:24.940 and doing my job again, Matthew Tierman, your assessment. So I think the room was very,
00:24:30.860 very with him on everything he said when he said, you know, I won in 2020 more than 2016,
00:24:36.860 you know, in the sort of midsection and the standing areas in front of the media, uh,
00:24:41.100 segment, uh, people were screaming, clapping, uh, you know, obviously the, uh, our, our state,
00:24:46.060 uh, leadership in the first few rows, they sit on their hands. Plus they, you know,
00:24:50.540 walk into another hit piece. They're trying to avoid because many of them are spineless.
00:24:54.780 But again, you had the members of Congress there who have balls. I mean, the ones like, uh, Mary
00:25:00.300 Miller in Illinois just survived a district merge. Uh, and there was a squish. They wanted to have,
00:25:05.820 take that seat and she gets to have those who are willing or not backing down from the fight
00:25:14.940 to support him overwhelmingly. I think the room, I'm saying AFPI has, you know, some.
00:25:23.420 Okay. We just lost Matthew. Let's try to reboot him. Cause I want to keep him there live. See,
00:25:26.700 we're going to boot him. Uh, uh, Boris, your thoughts. Uh, he, if president Trump was not shy,
00:25:31.580 now this is the first day back, but they're essentially running, hang on. They're running
00:25:35.980 a show trial. They're running a show trial to basically get to that part of the constitution
00:25:39.980 where you're an insurrectionist that you can't run again. He brought it up. He said,
00:25:43.660 the whole purpose of this thing is to, I think it quote was not allow me to come back and do my job
00:25:48.300 or words to that effect. How bold a move was that by Donald J. Trump, sir?
00:25:54.620 It was a bold move. It's exactly what we expect from president Donald J. Trump.
00:25:58.700 That's exactly who he is. He calls it out. Like he sees it. You see it all the time on his own
00:26:03.020 truth. Social. He is not mincing words. He's calling it exactly what it is, which it's a kangaroo court.
00:26:08.220 It's a witch hunt. I mean, Steven, even in letters that have to do with, with some people,
00:26:12.220 we know pretty well, if you know what I'm saying, president's been very, very upfront
00:26:17.100 calling the people thugs and hacks, hacks and thugs, right. That who are perpetrating this charade
00:26:23.180 against them. So yeah, he's in your face. And by the way, I will tell you, I'm, I am, uh, you know,
00:26:27.820 a very much strongly jealous of president Trump only having to be in DC now for the first time
00:26:33.900 since January, 20, 20, 21. Now, you know, the swamp is a place that's definitely nice to,
00:26:39.740 nice to escape. And, and, and, and I hope that unless absolutely necessary, he doesn't come back
00:26:44.940 until at the earliest Jan 20, 2025, when he's the morning of the morning of the morning of the,
00:26:52.700 Yeah. There's no, I don't think there's any need to come in and out, you know, the whole thing.
00:26:56.060 No, it's no, it's no, no, hang on. It's perfect irony because he left and flew to Mar-a-Lago on
00:27:01.100 the, around, uh, around 1130 in the morning. He had to leave Mar-a-Lago that morning and get there
00:27:05.980 about, you know, 1130 and then, uh, and then go to whoever, whoever's at 1600 Pennsylvania,
00:27:11.500 whoever, whatever regime, uh, is at a 1600 Pennsylvania having to pick them up and we'll meet you at the
00:27:17.420 Capitol, right? Yeah. We'll skip, we'll, we'll skip the tea this time. Okay. We'll skip the tea.
00:27:22.380 Skip the coffee. No coffee. Yeah. There's no, there's no need for the coffee, the whole thing.
00:27:27.340 I will tell you something that's very interesting. You know, if you look at the media today and the
00:27:30.780 blue check mark, Twitter and all that, how obsessed they are and how absolutely deranged
00:27:37.100 they are and how dominate, dominant in their minds, president Donald J. Trump is. I mean,
00:27:43.500 this is literally like Caesar coming back to Rome, right? Love, love them. Don't love whatever
00:27:49.020 it is, but it's all the news. That's all that's all they think about. Joe Biden's literally like
00:27:53.340 a couple, like a, like a couple of blocks away, you know, and it's crickets. They got a picture
00:27:59.980 of him with his dog or whatever it is while president Trump is holding forth on what actually matters to
00:28:05.100 our country. Let's, let's take, let's take a short break. It was like a president of the United States,
00:28:10.780 right? President Trump returns to Washington, D.C. Short break. We're trying to get Tierman back
00:28:16.460 up at the location. Boris and I are going to talk about this and also the Cook Report in the House
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00:30:34.140 of the machines in Colorado. Okay, I want to go back to Matthew Tiermon. He's actually at the location
00:30:39.260 where the speech was given. Matthew, Boris just brought up the blue check. Twitter was in full meltdown
00:30:45.360 because Donald Trump actually returned to the Capitol like Caesar, and you could tell he had
00:30:51.180 a command presence. One of the things I found odd, Matthew, and one of the reasons I was so excited
00:30:55.160 about having you there, you're one of the best experts, I think, geopolitically on international
00:31:00.200 events and how they tie back to domestic politics and to the American people. Besides talking about
00:31:05.440 China and some trade, I mean, am I wrong? Because it was an hour and 30 minutes, and I tried to focus on
00:31:11.720 the entire thing. Did he really get into international affairs? Did he really get into Ukraine? Was there
00:31:16.700 any discussion of that really in any depth at all? No, the only sort of foreign policy facet was
00:31:24.300 talking about immigration. That was the majority of it. He mentioned at the end, you could feel like
00:31:29.220 he was trying to catch up from a little bit of a laundry list of other things he wanted to touch upon.
00:31:33.480 He did say at the 90-minute mark, what about 100 minutes, 90-minute mark, you know, this has been
00:31:40.280 very much a security and, you know, personal safety focused speech, but I could talk about so many
00:31:45.600 issues. And then he rattled some off, and he talked about NAFTA and the USMCA and Chinese tariffs that
00:31:51.580 we need to absolutely defend. But there was no mention of Russia except for one word, which is,
00:31:57.280 you know, we should be selling our natural gas, our oil to Europe, not Russia, which he's 100%
00:32:03.260 correct on. And he had done. U.S. was a net raw energy exporter. And as somebody who's in Poland,
00:32:09.400 the Polish government was thrilled when they built a Baltic pipeline to be buying LNG from
00:32:13.420 Chenier and Chesapeake and other players in Texas and all over the U.S. So, no, it's very,
00:32:19.540 very domestic. And, you know, I think the symbolism of it is this country's falling apart right now.
00:32:24.720 You know, every weekend on Monday morning, we get headlines that, you know, 50, 60, 70 people were
00:32:29.560 shot in Chicago, and they're not doing anything about it. And so he gets to come back to the D.C. and say,
00:32:34.240 I leave the place alone for 17 months, and this is what the country looks like. And it's nowhere
00:32:39.140 more resonant and relevant to the normal American who sees the local news, not, you know, USA Today
00:32:48.060 or the National Network, but the local news that crime is rampant. And then he also touched upon
00:32:52.440 the other rampant, you know, dynamic that's hurting normal American people, and that's inflation.
00:32:58.460 He alluded to gas and prices a few times. But this is very, very, very domestic. And you think,
00:33:06.360 right, that blue Twitter checkmark is going nuts right now. You know, when he said we need to bring
00:33:10.920 back stop and frisk, I smirked because that was, you know, James P. Wilson and Rudy Giuliani. And it
00:33:15.900 worked to help New York become the safest big city in the country, if not the world. And so now, of
00:33:20.680 course, blue check Twitter is probably saying racist policies like this, but they're not racist.
00:33:24.840 They work. They work in the inner city. And so, you know, he comes in symbolically riding in on
00:33:29.620 his horse and says, this country's a mess, and here's how we're going to fix it for normal people.
00:33:33.320 I think it's going to, this speech will resonate with a lot of people who aren't even big pro-Trump
00:33:37.860 people because they see it every day in their neighborhoods, how bad it is. And you're right
00:33:41.920 about AFPI. You know, if memory serves, I think it was Brooke Rollins and Garrett Kushner who pushed
00:33:47.280 the first step back and, you know, reducing a lot of prison sentences and being soft on crime. So a little bit
00:33:53.940 moving on. Hang on one second. Boris, what was the logic? He could have talked about a lot
00:34:01.800 of things. And he's an expert on geopolitics. He knows the situation in the Ukraine better
00:34:06.360 than anybody. He understands what's happening in the South China Sea around Taiwan. Why do
00:34:11.160 you think, is it because Brooke Rollins was his domestic policy chair and AFP's got a little
00:34:15.720 more of a domestic policy center of gravity? Or did Trump make his strategic decision to say,
00:34:21.640 hey, this is how I think I can get people who, you know, a lot of groups who think orange man's bad
00:34:26.800 when I start talking about the crime, the anarchy and the chaos in the major cities of the United
00:34:31.540 States. Boris Epstein. No doubt about it. I think it's probably a combination, but more of it is the
00:34:39.060 latter, Steve. Again, what are the issues that matter to the American public right now, right? It's
00:34:43.840 inflation, which has run away, no doubt about it. President Trump's hitting it time and time and time
00:34:47.700 again. And it's personal security and safety, the skyrocketing crime. And now here President
00:34:53.180 Trump is in an inner city, let's be honest, in Washington, D.C., a town that is having a very,
00:35:00.440 very tough time with crime. You know, sadly, we know that, you know, personally, you know,
00:35:05.480 spending a lot of our time there, living there. And he's calling like he sees it. And by the way,
00:35:10.740 also, he's calling out to the folks in power who are wasting all this time on the J6 nonsense and
00:35:16.280 all this and the investigations. Hey, why are you not protecting our kids? Why are you not protecting
00:35:21.120 our schools? Why are you not protecting our streets? The message is clear as day that Democrats
00:35:25.700 don't have their priorities straight. They never really have, but now they're more crooked than
00:35:31.180 ever. They're more crooked than Crooked Hillary. Their priorities are so upside down. And really,
00:35:37.580 their priority, President Trump said this, their number one priority is this. It's take down
00:35:41.700 President Trump. That is all they care about. They don't care about our country. They don't
00:35:47.740 care about our people. They don't care about safety. They don't care about security. They are
00:35:51.640 just so Trump obsessed. And hey, he came into Washington, D.C. for the first time in, what,
00:35:57.420 17, 18 months and said the facts to their face, which is the country has gone down the tubes
00:36:05.920 since he left. And they're trying to do everything they can to prevent him from doing
00:36:10.640 his job again.
00:36:13.820 Let's go back to Matthew Tiermont. Matthew, closing thoughts. You were there for the entire
00:36:18.260 time. You've also been at the policy conference. What are your thoughts about what was put forward
00:36:22.540 today? And how do you see this playing? And also, do you think, is your sense that President Trump is
00:36:29.720 closer to announcing or you think making this policy speech or go out and do some other speeches,
00:36:33.440 some other rallies, but await to after November 8th, sir?
00:36:37.720 I think closer. You know, today there's one line who said, you know, we may have to do it again
00:36:43.940 after talking about the 2020 steal and how he won more than in 16. He said, but we'll have to do it
00:36:48.380 again and we'll win again. And the room was very, very ebullient about that. He this is why he chose
00:36:55.480 this issue is because this is a Main Street USA issue in a moment when Main Street is hurting.
00:37:00.080 In 2016, he came in as an outsider and whacked down 16 career politicians from a governor of New
00:37:06.840 York and a governor of Virginia who came in last to many pontificating senators. And John Kasich was
00:37:13.440 both a legislator in D.C. and in Columbus as executive. And he was common sense. He was common
00:37:21.040 sense on the border. He was common sense on immigration. He was common sense on tax policy
00:37:25.920 and trade policy and bringing jobs back. And now the common sense issues are energy. We have the
00:37:31.320 most of it in the world drill and bring down the prices and that will help with inflation,
00:37:35.620 inflation in and of itself. The regulatory regime that he was able to beat back a little bit in
00:37:40.500 year one and year two. You know, that's common sense. Bring that back. End crime. You can't
00:37:44.840 defund the police. He's calling for, you know, national reciprocal concealed carry. That's a common
00:37:50.280 sense constitutional issue. He's calling for if the cities are burning, we'll send in the National
00:37:54.920 Guard. That's common sense. I don't think he's going to get too into the weeds in the next few
00:37:59.660 months on things like Russia or Ukraine that are super nuanced. I think he's going to focus on the
00:38:04.480 common sense issues that are hurting or affecting American people day to day as this country is going
00:38:10.120 to hell in a handbasket. You know, he came in and said, is it better now? You know, 187 gas when I left.
00:38:15.800 Now it's, you know, seven, eight bucks in L.A. So he's going to ride in and focus on these issues.
00:38:20.240 And I think by focusing on it, he's setting himself up to announce before the midterms.
00:38:24.980 I think he's getting ready. And, you know, I think the room is starting to feel that as well.
00:38:29.920 Matthew, to your mind, you're going on an assignment for us. Where are you heading out
00:38:32.540 to and how do people get to you on social media and follow you?
00:38:35.480 So I'm going, I was supposed to go to Munich tonight, but Lutonza, you know, the Germans can't,
00:38:39.620 they're supposed to do everything right, but they can't do anything right. They cancel my flight.
00:38:42.600 So I'm leaving tomorrow. So I'll be with you, I think, again tomorrow. But I'm going to Hungary
00:38:46.380 to speak in Estragon, which is the Desmond's conservative summer youth festival.
00:38:51.320 Then going to Slovenia, Italy, before coming back to the U.S.
00:38:54.880 And I'll be reporting for you from those places.
00:38:58.440 And we'll obviously be in contact to talk about all these salient issues.
00:39:02.520 And Matthew, to your mind, I'll get it.
00:39:05.300 And to your mind, you're also on Twitter, too, as I remember.
00:39:08.500 You come in a little hot every now and again on Twitter, as I remember.
00:39:11.660 Finally, from the Ohio primary, I think I remember,
00:39:14.960 you came in a little hot there on occasions.
00:39:17.880 Yeah, well, whenever I'm in a bad mood, I attack the same people I did in Ohio.
00:39:21.820 It makes me feel good. So, yeah, get her Twitter at Matthew Tiermon.
00:39:27.060 Matthew Tiermon, thank you very much. See you tomorrow.
00:39:29.080 Matthew Tiermon, our intrepid correspondent.
00:39:32.120 I want to go back to Boris.
00:39:33.600 Put in perspective how Blue Check, Maggie Haberman in the crowd,
00:39:37.180 the Blue Check Twitter didn't handle this well today, did they?
00:39:39.560 Trump returned kind of a triumph.
00:39:41.740 I want to disagree with my landsman, Matthew Tiermon, okay?
00:39:47.660 And I would proffer that the Germans don't always do everything right, okay?
00:39:53.560 And the Germans have gotten a lot of things really, really, really, really wrong.
00:39:59.540 When they get things wrong, when they get things wrong, they really get it wrong, correct?
00:40:02.960 They go big.
00:40:04.760 When they're Germans, let's put it this way.
00:40:06.740 When they get them wrong, they get them wrong with a lot of detail, okay?
00:40:11.060 But Matthew's a great guy, and Godspeed to him.
00:40:15.500 Very important trip.
00:40:16.300 But in terms of this today, the Blue Check, here's the bottom line.
00:40:22.180 Here's all you need to know about where the country is and, you know, all this talk of,
00:40:25.800 oh, President Trump, you know, he may have a challenger.
00:40:29.540 Wrong.
00:40:30.720 You think would anybody else who has ever mentioned any of those polls where President Trump always
00:40:34.600 wins by 60?
00:40:35.940 You think anybody else would get even an iota of the attention in the Washington, D.C. speech
00:40:40.760 that he got today?
00:40:42.080 There's Blue Check Twitter is putting out videos of President Trump's motorcade, okay?
00:40:47.780 Just the fact that he's in D.C. is making huge news.
00:40:51.660 It's literally like Caesar or Cincinnati's, you know, it's, you know, this is a huge moment.
00:41:00.460 Hey, I just thank Divine Providence my trial was last week because knowing how triggered they
00:41:05.440 are, the DOJ would have tried to sentence me before the trial was over if this was last
00:41:10.720 Tuesday.
00:41:11.080 They are so triggered.
00:41:12.720 This city is so triggered.
00:41:15.040 They've lost their mind, right?
00:41:17.060 They've lost their minds.
00:41:18.020 This is all they could talk about.
00:41:18.960 They're obsessed.
00:41:19.580 I could throw out historic comparisons.
00:41:21.300 I'm in the face, you know, Napoleon after, you know, after being an elbow.
00:41:27.740 The whole thing, this is just, this is amazing.
00:41:30.000 You've never seen anything like this, okay?
00:41:32.860 Never seen anything like this because America has gone away from the Democrats and the left so
00:41:39.700 hard and it's moved toward MAGA so strongly.
00:41:43.340 MAGA and President Trump are so ascendant and the blue check Twitter and the mainstream, they
00:41:47.660 just can't deal with it.
00:41:48.500 They can't deal with it.
00:41:49.660 And they do stories and they find some old emails, including a bunch, you know, that have
00:41:53.800 been, oh my God, you know, this is such major news.
00:41:57.840 The alternate electors may have been appointed.
00:42:00.400 Oh, yes, that's been public the whole time.
00:42:03.820 Stop trying to make news when there's no news.
00:42:06.400 Here's the news.
00:42:07.200 The gas is approaching eight, eight, nine bucks in LA, as Matthew said, and all over
00:42:12.620 the country.
00:42:13.600 Our inflation is sky high.
00:42:15.100 Seventy-five percent of American people are saying inflation is a terrible problem and
00:42:18.480 are giving Joe Biden teens an approval on it.
00:42:22.080 We're coming up on an annual first year anniversary of the disaster in Afghanistan.
00:42:27.500 And President Trump came in Washington today and told the Washington, D.C., you know,
00:42:33.340 establishment, not the folks in the room necessarily, including maybe though there were some
00:42:36.780 there, but beyond, here I am, rock me like a hurricane.
00:42:41.140 And I loved every second of it.
00:42:43.140 No, and he also went after their weak spot, which is their record.
00:42:47.000 How the actions you've taken.
00:42:48.600 I left 18 months ago.
00:42:50.280 The thing was not collapsing.
00:42:51.600 I come back and it's anarchy.
00:42:52.260 How are we doing now?
00:42:53.260 And all these great, okay, need you to stick around.
00:42:56.880 We come back.
00:42:58.000 Charles Cook actually did some shifting the other day.
00:43:01.920 Boris has done some analysis.
00:43:03.340 We're going to talk about that because Cook said, hey, these guys are talking about
00:43:06.780 this huge red tsunami.
00:43:09.080 Well, he's actually saying, I think it's actually receding a bit.
00:43:12.900 Is Cook right or the war room right?
00:43:15.060 We're going to get all into it in a moment when we return.
00:43:17.440 We're going to fight till the end.
00:43:18.560 Just watch and see.
00:43:19.820 It's all started.
00:43:22.060 Everything's begun.
00:43:23.840 And you are over.
00:43:26.480 Because we're taking down the CCP.
00:43:30.520 Spread the word all through Hong Kong.
00:43:32.800 We will fight till they're all gone.
00:43:35.380 We rejoice when there's no more.
00:43:37.240 Let's take down the CCP.
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00:45:59.820 Let me go back to Chris Carter, Real America's Voice, intrepid reporter.
00:46:03.040 Chris, there were a couple of disturbances today.
00:46:04.960 And I noticed from President Trump, I think you're still here in the background.
00:46:08.020 There's some people triggered shouting various chants and obscenities.
00:46:12.240 Chris Carter, tell us about it.
00:46:13.720 Well, yeah.
00:46:16.660 Right now, earlier in the afternoon, right before former President Trump spoke, we had
00:46:20.640 a group of about five or ten protesters enter the Marquis Marriott in downtown D.C.
00:46:25.080 They threw literature around.
00:46:26.760 They were cussing.
00:46:27.500 As you can see from the sides, the signs they call themselves proud Antifa scum.
00:46:31.900 They're protesting the president.
00:46:33.260 And he obviously triggers them a lot still.
00:46:35.300 They've got their megaphones out.
00:46:36.700 And this is pretty typical for what we see in Washington.
00:46:39.940 Not a very big protest, but a small amount of people can make a really big disruption,
00:46:44.680 as you can see.
00:46:45.480 Yeah, they're coming a little hot.
00:46:47.640 One thing, Chris, as you've noticed, because you were outside the Supreme Court the entire
00:46:51.440 time, the rulings of the Supreme Court and these other things, as much as the left, as
00:46:55.480 much as MSNBC wants to talk about it, you don't really see the scale of these protests like
00:46:59.960 you.
00:47:00.140 I'm not saying it's not going to happen, but you don't see the scale.
00:47:03.240 It's still the anger and still the intensity, but you don't see the scale that I think
00:47:07.500 they were hoping for.
00:47:08.660 Is that correct in your mind?
00:47:12.460 Yeah, it seems like their movement has subsided a little bit.
00:47:15.700 I covered all these rallies extensively throughout Washington, and the MAGA rallies leading up
00:47:20.840 until early part of January were very big, very strong Antifa presence, very big pro-Trump
00:47:26.440 presence.
00:47:27.300 Right now, it's pretty much fizzled.
00:47:29.440 These are the most radical of the radicals left over.
00:47:32.840 That's what we see outside there.
00:47:34.520 Great camera work by the Real America's Voice team.
00:47:36.680 Chris Carter, one more time, how can people follow you on social media?
00:47:39.420 Because I know you're putting up stuff all the time.
00:47:43.600 Sure, yes.
00:47:44.240 Obviously, you want to check all the Real America's Voice social media platforms, Getter, and then
00:47:49.180 carterrocks.com for any of my click funnels.
00:47:52.660 Chris, thank you very much.
00:47:53.760 Chris Carter, Real America's Voice, Washington, D.C.
00:47:56.340 Thank you.
00:47:56.760 Thank you, sir.
00:47:58.080 Thank you, brother.
00:47:58.620 Boris, President Trump is, I call him a McLuhan-esque figure in that he knows communication, he knows
00:48:06.420 mass psychology, and he knows how mass communications works.
00:48:10.520 This was very, he really thought this through before he came back today, and he knew he was
00:48:14.780 going to trigger both the protesters like they're out there, but particularly the media and those
00:48:19.660 on Capitol Hill.
00:48:20.600 We already noticed the people on Capitol Hill are losing it.
00:48:23.340 Put your assessment of his strategy for today coming into this, and do you think it worked?
00:48:31.840 I think it undoubtedly worked.
00:48:33.740 I think the strategy was on point.
00:48:36.000 I think that President Trump came in there wanting to make it clear as day about how different
00:48:43.800 we are now versus we were 18 months ago.
00:48:46.340 And that undoubtedly was delivered.
00:48:50.180 The point has been driven home that this country, and let's just be honest, it's not
00:48:54.420 falling apart.
00:48:55.880 And it's tough for me to say because I love this country.
00:48:58.200 It's not falling apart, Steve.
00:48:59.700 It has fallen apart under the terrible, feckless watch of illegitimate Joe Biden, his terrible
00:49:07.800 team.
00:49:08.900 I mean, you had Jake Sullivan the other day talking about, oh, I just found out what a supply
00:49:13.940 chain is.
00:49:14.600 Are you kidding me?
00:49:15.460 You're the national security advisor, okay?
00:49:18.320 The Democrats are doing all they can to destroy our country.
00:49:21.720 And President Trump came into Washington, D.C. today, but came in and came out, okay?
00:49:26.400 That's the best thing to do with Washington, D.C. these days.
00:49:30.000 He went to Washington, D.C. and called it out like it is, that we need him back.
00:49:36.520 We need the broadest shoulders possible because we don't have serious problems in our country,
00:49:40.540 folks.
00:49:40.680 We have grave problems in our country.
00:49:42.460 And we need the most serious person in American history to deal with him.
00:49:46.140 And that's President Donald J.
00:49:47.800 Trump.
00:49:48.440 So I thought the speech hit every point.
00:49:51.520 And the fact that it was as domestic focused and the fact that that surprised so many of
00:49:57.480 the establishment and the unit party, the intelligentsia and the haters was exactly what should have
00:50:02.780 been done because it is vital.
00:50:04.880 It is vital for our country to get focused on keeping Americans secure, not just financially,
00:50:11.300 but also importantly and overwhelmingly in terms of their personal safety.
00:50:16.780 And President Trump hit that point out of the park.
00:50:18.600 Drudge right now has in the Mac Daddy, a big red headline, picture of Merrick Garland in front
00:50:25.340 of the, at the press, at the podium at the Justice Department, big red headline, Garland
00:50:30.740 open to prosecuting Trump.
00:50:33.080 And it's about an interview he gave with Lester Holt.
00:50:35.100 He says he's open to hold anybody criminally responsible that is responsible.
00:50:41.220 Your thoughts, sir?
00:50:41.860 My thoughts are that election time is coming and, and that's what the Democrats are trying
00:50:48.820 to do.
00:50:49.040 They're trying to distract.
00:50:50.260 They're trying to, you know, put up false flags and trying to tell the American people
00:50:54.660 to look over there where they should, where the American people know where they need to
00:50:57.280 be looking at.
00:50:57.800 And that's sky high inflation, disaster at the border, runaway gas prices, absolute
00:51:03.820 fecklessness all over the world.
00:51:05.740 And those, but those kinds of distractions, those kinds of lookaways no longer work.
00:51:09.340 The American people see right through them.
00:51:10.880 And that's why they're so focused on bringing MAGA in in 2022 and bringing President Trump
00:51:15.800 as if, if we hope and expect he runs for president back in 2024 to be inaugurated, the latest
00:51:20.940 gen, 20, 2025.
00:51:23.560 Okay.
00:51:24.040 You commit to me.
00:51:24.800 We're going to come back tomorrow and we'll figure it out in the morning, the afternoon,
00:51:27.380 probably in the afternoon and go through shifting of, shifting of a few of these districts.
00:51:33.560 And I have a question.
00:51:35.520 You think wrongfully shifting and you've got the receipts to show that is what you've told
00:51:39.820 me, correct?
00:51:40.280 No, no doubt about it.
00:51:41.560 I mean, President Trump, President, in 2018, you know, President Trump's approval rating
00:51:46.880 was way above what Joe Biden's is.
00:51:49.020 And Democrats were still able to get 41 seats.
00:51:51.380 Okay.
00:51:52.000 Joe Biden's approval rating is at historic lows, much lower than Obama in 2010, much lower than
00:51:57.200 Bill Clinton in 94.
00:51:58.180 So to talk about, oh, this is going to be, you know, a 20 to 30 seat.
00:52:02.500 No, this is going to be an annihilation.
00:52:04.620 And no matter the Cook Report could go and try to cook up, pun intended, any little schemes
00:52:09.080 to depress enthusiasm.
00:52:10.480 That's not going to work.
00:52:12.060 That's not going to happen.
00:52:13.160 100 seats, 100 years.
00:52:14.780 We've got the receipts.
00:52:16.660 Okay.
00:52:17.100 Real quickly, your social media.
00:52:19.040 No doubt about it.
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00:52:29.340 Stay strong.
00:52:29.840 God bless.
00:52:30.360 And I'll see you tomorrow.
00:52:32.140 Okay.
00:52:32.600 I want everybody to hold on.
00:52:33.660 Dave Walsh.
00:52:34.340 We're going to talk about the energy crisis in the United States and how it's expanding
00:52:37.340 throughout the world.
00:52:38.360 This is a global crisis.
00:52:39.840 And it's going to impact the midterms.
00:52:41.420 But most importantly, it's going to impact you.
00:52:43.360 Also, Rebecca LaCoffler is going to give you the inside of how Putin thinks.
00:52:47.940 She's written the book, Putin's Playbook.
00:52:49.580 It's out in paperback today.
00:52:51.000 She's going to be here.
00:52:51.400 And Mike Davis is going to go all over the laptop from hell.
00:52:55.180 The FBI.
00:52:55.740 Merrick Garland will be worried about the FBI and what they're suppressing about the laptop
00:52:59.440 from hell.
00:52:59.820 Mike Davis is going to break down what Senator Grassley is talking about in this letter.
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