Bannon's War Room - Episode 2044： The Battle For Arizona Wages On; Suspect In Kavanaugh Assassination Attempt Identifies As A Trans Woman; Defenders Of The West

00:00:00.000 data points. So what do you want the press to be doing differently in its day-by-day coverage of

00:00:04.680 the economy? Well, I think that the big problem has been that the coverage has tended, you know,

00:00:12.600 kind of it bleeds, it leads, but this time in economic data, the negatives get all of the

00:00:18.200 attention. And there's a lot of polling that indicates that people, you know, it's one thing

00:00:24.700 for people to say, look, the inflation matters to me more than the job gains. But a plurality of

00:00:30.720 voters appear to not be aware that we've been gaining jobs. You know, people just don't know.

00:00:37.980 People say they've heard more news items reporting negative news on employment than positive. And

00:00:44.820 employment is, of course, the economy's good point. So I think that what's happening now is that there's

00:00:49.920 been a kind of a negativity bias in coverage. And just, you know, the press should be giving people

00:00:59.020 people who have their own personal opinion. I can only take so much of that. Cortez, he also,

00:01:05.180 I think it was Stelter, he also said, we're not in a recession. Recessions, there's not two quarters

00:01:10.700 in a row. They're spinning as hard as they can spin, sir. Tell us what's reality.

00:01:15.740 Yeah, he also said, Krugman did, that it didn't matter whether or not in a recession. Well,

00:01:20.100 it matters to regular people. It might not matter to smug New York media mavens like Stelter and

00:01:25.220 Krugman. But believe me, it matters to regular working class citizens. He also said that when

00:01:29.440 he talks to people, that they tell him that things are fine. And I put this on my social media. I said,

00:01:34.580 who is he talking to? Only people in the private aviation terminal at Teterboro Airport? He's not

00:01:39.560 talking to regular Americans if he believes that regular folks think things are fine out there.

00:01:44.000 Now, let's talk with some actual data because Krugman, despite the fact, by the way, talk about

00:01:48.440 failure of credentialism. Despite the fact that he has a Nobel Prize when it comes to the economy,

00:01:52.920 he is a moron. So don't listen to him. Instead, look at the numbers, look at the data, make your 1.00

00:01:58.080 own decisions. So let's get to some actual data about what's going on out there. And let's use

00:02:02.160 thousands and thousands of data points that are incredibly important. And let's go to chart number

00:02:06.120 one. This is the Small Business Optimism Index. That index is crashing. That chart goes back one year,

00:02:12.900 the NFIB, the National Federation of Independent Business, is the largest organization by far in

00:02:17.480 the country representing entrepreneurs and small business owners. As you can see from that chart,

00:02:22.740 their confidence is absolutely tanking. That is the on-the-ground reality. And it's not tanking

00:02:28.820 because they get negative news reports, as Krugman tries to say, on the economy. It's tanking because

00:02:33.720 they know they can't pay their bills. We know from a separate alignable survey that 35 percent of them

00:02:38.800 in June, we don't have July numbers yet, 35 percent of them said they didn't make rent in June. Okay,

00:02:44.460 that's not a media narrative. That's not bad messaging. That is a terrible economy that they

00:02:49.860 can't handle. If we go to the next chart, chart number two, also from the NFIB, this is, I think,

00:02:54.780 in some ways even worse because this is the forward-looking index from small business owners.

00:03:00.120 And it is a net negative 61 positive versus negative. This is the lowest this index has

00:03:06.420 ever been, Steve, for a survey that goes back four decades. Small business owners have never been

00:03:13.460 more pessimistic about their future prospects when they look down the road at what is in front of

00:03:19.780 them. And yet Paul Krugman wants us to believe, oh, no, the economy is fine and it doesn't matter if

00:03:24.380 we're in a recession. Oh, and I talked to somebody in the Hamptons or a couple people at some high-priced

00:03:28.900 coffee shop who told me that things are fine in their life. They are totally disconnected from

00:03:34.080 reality, willfully so. But again, there's always opportunity and calamity. There's opportunity for

00:03:39.600 us as a movement, for the America First movement. And we've got a lot of work to do tomorrow in some

00:03:43.020 key states. Joe Kent up in Washington State, Masters in Lake in Arizona, Joe Gibbs and Tudor Dixon,

00:03:49.400 John Gibbs and Tudor Dixon in Michigan. We have work to do to elect these America First champions who

00:03:54.840 are going to start the really hard work of fixing this Biden-Pelosi-McConnell mess, of digging us out

00:04:00.740 of this economic morass. And the American people know damn well that we're in one, no matter what

00:04:06.040 stelter tries to spin with Paul Krugman. Now, they keep saying about the jobs and all the jobs.

00:04:12.620 Jobs came back because people went back to work after COVID and the relief stopped. But the small

00:04:17.480 business, which is the engine of job growth, is cratering before ours. And the statistics are all out

00:04:23.240 there. So it's not like, oh, they can't see a month down range. The jobs in the retail sector,

00:04:29.020 the jobs across the board by small businesses, because, hey, if you ain't paying rent, that means

00:04:33.800 you can barely make payroll, right? And the landlords are going to take so much of not paying

00:04:38.920 rent before things get serious. Hang on a second, Cortez. Yeah, go ahead, sir. Go ahead.

00:04:43.240 Well, I just want to make a point, too. I care more about small business, for sure, than big business,

00:04:47.120 because I think big business abuses the American people so much. But we're seeing this at the big end as

00:04:50.720 well. The same kind of weakness. We've talked quite a bit in recent weeks about Walmart,

00:04:54.080 which has had two massive gaps down in its stock price in just the last three months.

00:04:58.640 So even some of the most skilled executives in the entire world of retailing and really just

00:05:02.540 business, they can't manage it. We got another data point, though, just on Friday that we haven't

00:05:06.900 mentioned yet. Procter & Gamble, another very well-run behemoth. And again, I'm not fans of these

00:05:11.540 companies because I think they engage in corporate cultural Marxism. So I'm not praising P&G as a company

00:05:15.960 that I like. But the point is, it's very representative of what's going on with the consumer,

00:05:20.000 because they're so ubiquitous all over the country. Procter & Gamble fell 6% its stock in a single

00:05:25.600 day. For a company that's normally pretty boring, a stock that is normally pretty predictable,

00:05:30.700 6% it fell on Friday. That shows you that the bottom has fallen out regarding the consumer and

00:05:36.520 that this inflation explosion is not just unmanageable for small businesses, it's even

00:05:40.960 unmanageable for big business. It's unfortunately totally broad and is the reality that Americans face

00:05:46.440 every day, even if CNN wants to pretend it doesn't exist.

00:05:50.580 No, those companies are steady yetis. And when they come with those kind of surprises,

00:05:54.100 you know that there's nothing but instability and tectonic plate shift underneath you.

00:05:58.420 Hang for a second, Cortez. I want to bring in Ben Hart. We got Fincham and Laker are going to come

00:06:02.840 off from Arizona. But Ben, you found a great buried lead today. It's very important. Talk to us about

00:06:07.720 the quote you found in the Financial Times. And what does that mean for Zelensky? Because you see,

00:06:12.440 in Europe, there's a major shift going on before our eyes on the politics of this Ukraine war, sir.

00:06:20.860 Okay, good morning, Steve. So here's the quote. It's the opening paragraph in this article. And if

00:06:26.440 folks want to dig deeper and get to the article itself, it's on both at Harnwell on Getter and also

00:06:34.200 at Steve Bannon. European governments have eased back on efforts to curb trade in Russian oil,

00:06:40.900 delaying a plan to shut Moscow out of the vital Lloyds of London maritime insurance market and

00:06:50.180 allowing some international shipments amid fears of rising crude prices and tighter global energy

00:06:57.980 supplies. So that's basically the introduction to this development. Back on the 4th of June,

00:07:05.260 the European Union had introduced this embargo, an EU-wide embargo on Russian oil. And tied in with that

00:07:15.740 was a prohibition on insurance of oil-carrying vessels. And that's specifically the link in the

00:07:28.540 chain mail. Interestingly, just scrolling down this article is the fact that really the EU is sort of

00:07:39.020 trying to shift blame onto the UK, sort of no longer, thanks to Brexit, part of the European Union,

00:07:45.820 as having not replicated the same measures. And London is still the central insurance,

00:07:54.220 global insurance hub there. So they said, well, you know, if the UK is not following in with this,

00:08:01.100 there's very little point in the EU enforcing this. Really, however, the reason why the UK didn't follow through

00:08:09.900 was not to be awkward or to go against the EU. Because of course, as we know, Boris Johnson is in the first

00:08:16.380 tier of slavishly pro-Zelensky European leaders. It's the United States that put pressure,

00:08:24.380 expressing concern, saying that an immediate global ban on maritime insurance would push up prices by

00:08:30.700 pulling millions of barrels of Russian crude and petroleum products off the market. So that was

00:08:35.340 really the reason. And that's just, despite the happy talk that's coming out of the administration,

00:08:40.220 that the economy is fine and everything. And as you and Steve Cortez were just sort of laughingly

00:08:45.900 referring to Paul Krugman as saying, you know, no one, no one's feeling any difficulty. The reality is,

00:08:53.340 the reality is that just a couple of months away from the elections midterms in November,

00:08:58.380 the US administration, the Biden administration is acutely aware of the disaster that it's created,

00:09:04.860 but doesn't have the guts to pull back from it. Let me just go for the TV audience,

00:09:10.140 or radio thing. The Financial Times, West eases Russian oil curbs as inflation and energy risk

00:09:17.340 mount. Read inflation and energy risk as risk to their governments. This is why the whole,

00:09:24.540 the thing's cratering right now, the whole thing of we're not going to buy it, we can't do it. No,

00:09:28.620 they're doing the exact opposite. This is why the de-escalation is coming from people who,

00:09:33.900 the people are putting political pressure on, like in Italy, like in France, like in Germany,

00:09:38.940 talk about social. We're in a situation now that the Financial Times of London and other papers are

00:09:43.340 talking about social unrest in Germany and China. I want you to think about that for a second. In

00:09:47.900 Germany and China, their words, not ours. They're talking about social unrest for the energy problem

00:09:52.620 that the elites in Germany have caused the German people and the banking scandal and the real estate

00:09:58.060 scandal for Laobaijing in China. That's where they're putting tanks in front of the Bank of China.

00:10:01.820 Also the boys from Brazil. Top story today about Eduardo Bolsonaro. It starts off with yours truly,

00:10:08.060 Stephen K. Bannon, in discussions with Eduardo Bolsonaro. We'll get all that up. Ben,

00:10:13.020 how do people, I got a lot more to do with you on the Pope, but we got to do it at another time,

00:10:16.780 tonight or tomorrow. How do people get to your social media, sir?

00:10:19.180 Um, it's, uh, getter is, is my, uh, exclusive social media platform. And just look for me at

00:10:27.260 Harnwell. Steve, can you just give me 30 seconds? Cause I just want to book in what you were, what you

00:10:31.740 were just saying, right? Sure. In the article that I was just talking, talking about the United States

00:10:37.740 was pushing on the European Union, rather than the embargo of putting a, uh, uh, uh, a price ceiling,

00:10:44.780 um, on, on oil, on Russian oil. Which country in Europe was the most open, which country was,

00:10:54.780 which prime minister was leading from the front, uh, amongst all of the 27 EU member states? Which

00:11:01.340 country was leading from the front in arguing for the price ceiling on, on Russian oil experts?

00:11:07.580 It was Mario Draghi. Um, and we saw what happened to him. He's gone. So I think this is starting to

00:11:13.260 even, you know, in, in people as autistically blind and deaf to reality as the Biden administration,

00:11:19.180 they're starting to realize now that they're next. They're next. Ben Harnwell, great reporting.

00:11:26.540 You've been on top of this and found all the buried leads about what's really going on.

00:11:29.580 We're going to, we got to talk about the Pope's disastrous trip to Canada. Nobody showed up,

00:11:33.900 nobody cared, uh, but we'll get to all that in another time. Steve Cortez, uh, your, Cortez,

00:11:39.340 where I let you go when the, when the FT's got the West eases Russian oil curves, right? When all

00:11:44.620 you hear on MSNBC is, oh, they're winning and we're going to triple down from us as a street guy,

00:11:50.060 sir, as far as a tail goes about where trades are going to go. What does that tell you, sir?

00:11:54.300 Right. Well, you know, yes, to connect us to financial markets as a street guy,

00:11:58.460 look at the euro currency. So the dollar has been been getting crushed relative to real assets,

00:12:03.420 right? Things like commodities and real estate, but the euro currency is getting crushed even more.

00:12:08.140 Hence the euro against the dollar has been going decidedly for an entire year against the euro

00:12:14.140 currency. A year ago, I believe it was right about one 17. It's gotten all the way down to parity now,

00:12:19.020 or just above right now, but it got even below parity a little bit, one to one, something that people

00:12:23.420 thought wasn't possible just months ago. And the main reason is Ukraine and the, the, um, 0.78

00:12:29.340 dependence of Western Europe on Russian energy. So as bad as this Ukraine escalation situation is

00:12:35.500 for us, and it's quite bad for the United States, it is massively worse, uh, legions worse for Western 0.99

00:12:42.300 Europeans. And I think, by the way, to connect this to what Ben was saying, that's one of the reasons why

00:12:46.300 the continental European politicians actually seem to be somewhat reasonable when it comes to Russia,

00:12:52.460 at least compared to the US and UK. So Macron, somebody who I don't agree with on much of

00:12:57.340 anything, Macron has actually several times argued in favor of deescalation and said, we cannot ice,

00:13:04.060 completely isolate Russia. We cannot act as though there's an existential threat there. But then when 0.87

00:13:08.620 it comes to Boris Johnson and Joe Biden, we hear exactly the opposite. So unfortunately there's this

00:13:13.340 Anglo-American alliance that is pushing extremely hard for escalation. It's bad for us, but it's 0.93

00:13:19.820 even worse for Europe because of their total dependency on Russian energy. Something which,

00:13:24.700 by the way, Steve, is important to note, something which Donald Trump warned them about. He was mocked

00:13:29.980 by the Europeans at the time. He was completely eviscerated by the US media for supposedly having no

00:13:35.100 idea what he was talking about. Uh, look like many of the statements of his, which may at the time seem to

00:13:39.820 be a bit aggressive or a bit outlandish. He was very prescient and he was exactly correct. Uh,

00:13:45.900 and, and here's the worst of it, bringing back home to the US, you know, forgetting for a second

00:13:49.580 about the foreign affairs aspect is thankfully the United States, we are in a position of natural

00:13:54.540 resources bestowed on us by almighty God that we never have to be dependent. We have chosen to be

00:14:00.780 dependent on foreign sources of energy only because of Joe Biden and his first major action in office of

00:14:06.860 attacking American domestic energy production. It's an absolute dereliction of duty. It is a policy

00:14:13.100 crime and we have been paying the price. We're literally, literally paying the price for a year

00:14:17.900 and a half. Part of fixing that though is what happens tomorrow, Steve. Let's connect this back

00:14:21.900 to elections. Tomorrow's a huge day for MAGA. It's a huge day for our country, for America first. It's

00:14:27.020 really almost like a super Tuesday. Our candidates have to win. Uh, Cortez real quickly, your social media and

00:14:33.340 sub stack. Yeah. Please find me at Steve and the sub stack is there on the, the closing argument

00:14:38.460 for John Gibbs. That's my Twitter at Steve at Cortez, Steve on Twitter, the guardian newspaper,

00:14:44.860 the leading progressive left newspaper in the world, two days in a row, the cover story, Arizona.

00:14:50.380 Today it's Carrie Lake and Mark Fincham, the election deniers all next in the war room.

00:14:55.180 You know what's never good? When your nation's supposed authority on economic policy completely

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00:16:23.440 See, Bowers be booted from office after testifying in front of the January 6th Select Committee. But

00:16:29.680 you're also looking at the potential that Donald Trump could have a clean sweep of victories among

00:16:33.760 his other endorsed candidates. Not only is Blake Masters a top polling for the U.S. Senate seat,

00:16:38.800 but even if Blake Masters were not to pull it off, Jim Lehman is second in that race and has been a

00:16:43.520 consistent Trump acolyte. But the other races that we are going to be talking about in the days ahead

00:16:48.080 are the governor's race with Carrie Lake, Secretary of State race with Mark Fincham,

00:16:52.880 Abe Hamaday is running for Attorney General. Each of those three with Donald Trump's endorsement,

00:16:57.760 each of those three have called for the decertification of the 2020 election and the

00:17:02.480 giving of the electoral college votes to Donald Trump despite Joe Biden legitimately winning the

00:17:08.480 state of Arizona. And those candidates could win not because of a lack of money being spent

00:17:13.520 against them. Just take Carrie Lake's race, for example. She's facing Karen Taylor Ropes 1.00

00:17:18.000 who has the endorsement of Mike Pence and Doug Ducey entering this weekend.

00:17:22.240 Karen Taylor Ropeson's campaign had spent $18.3 million on her gubernatorial bid. Compare

00:17:28.560 that to Carrie Lake, just $3.5 million. Carrie Lake, despite that advantage financially for 1.00

00:17:34.640 Karen Taylor Ropeson, could pull off a win. We have a potential here where these candidates, 1.00

00:17:39.920 these Trump-backed candidates could really set a path of how Republican voters want their party to go

00:17:44.880 looking ahead.

00:17:45.440 The Guardian newspaper in England, it used to be called the Manchester Guardian,

00:17:51.600 is the, it sets the thought framework for the progressive movement throughout the world,

00:17:57.360 more powerful than even the New York Times in that regard. I've been at this for a long time now.

00:18:02.800 Two days in a row, the lead story in the Guardian has been the race in Arizona. I've never seen that,

00:18:09.360 not a state race. People understand the importance of what's happening in Arizona. Arizona is the

00:18:15.200 railhead of the big steel. It's also the railhead of ultra MAGA and the MAGA movement. President Trump

00:18:22.880 and conservatism, real, true conservatism. I've got Carrie Lake running for governor and Mark Fincham.

00:18:27.840 Let me start with Fincham. Mark, right there. And by the way, MSNBC, if you're going to lift directly

00:18:34.000 from the pages of War Room, how about a name check or a shout out? I mean, that's like they just take,

00:18:40.480 that was just pure War Room right there. You know, it's Hamaday, it's Fincham, it's Lake,

00:18:46.400 it's decertification. Mark, in your opinion, the Secretary of State races, which never got any exposure

00:18:54.320 at all, why is it that your race has attracted global media, sir?

00:19:00.800 Well, because the Secretary of State is the, perhaps the most meaningful of offices in all

00:19:09.280 of state government when it comes to regulating the behavior of the very people that are supposed

00:19:16.000 to supervise elections. Now, what I don't understand, and I've said this on your show before,

00:19:21.440 they're in full Chernobyl meltdown mode over the notion that I, as a Secretary of State,

00:19:28.800 would seek to faithfully and with fidelity, hold people accountable for following existing law.

00:19:35.920 Okay. Because, Mark, if they can't cheat, they can't win. Let me just give you a newsflash.

00:19:40.480 No to Mark Fincham. Go ahead, sir.

00:19:45.840 I think that this is, this whole thing is about message over money. And I'm glad that you brought up

00:19:50.320 the MSNBC piece over the tsunami of money that Karen Taylor Robson is paying for this over what 1.00

00:20:00.960 Kerry's been able to pay. It's message over money. I don't think that you can buy enough ad time to

00:20:07.440 talk people into believing something that they know not to be true. And that's one of the reasons that I

00:20:12.640 think Kerry is doing so well, she's got a spot on message that resonates with the people of Arizona.

00:20:18.800 I've got a spot on message that resonates with the people of Arizona about securing fair elections,

00:20:25.120 hard stop. It's not complicated, other than fixing the mess that it's been turned into under Katie Hobbs

00:20:33.040 and some of the individuals that have been essentially lawless when it comes to enforcing election law.

00:20:38.560 Mark, in the next 24 hours, where do people go? We're beyond reading. Everybody knows what the

00:20:46.720 differences are here. This is all about who shows up. So how are we going to get, how are we going to

00:20:51.680 get your folks to show up? Where do they go? How do people volunteer? What do they have to do in the

00:20:57.040 next 24 hours? Well, the best thing they can do to help me is go to the polls tomorrow and vote in

00:21:03.200 person. Don't, don't try to mail a ballot in if you've got early voting because it's not going to

00:21:07.920 count. You can drop an early ballot off, I believe today, if you do it at one of the government

00:21:14.320 collection centers in Maricopa County. But if you are in rural Arizona, don't try and mail a ballot

00:21:19.760 and you're going to have to go to the polls. Point number two, I need to have everybody download

00:21:25.520 the Votify Now app. That's V-O-T-I-F-Y-N-O-W app. Get yourself a user identity. And if you spot something

00:21:37.040 that you think is nefarious, if you think that there's something going on in your particular area,

00:21:42.000 whether it's extra ballots or questionable behavior, you see somebody stuffing ballots

00:21:47.200 into a ballot box that just doesn't look right, take a picture, create an incident report and submit

00:21:52.560 it. It goes into a national database of basically evidence for any causes of action. And then number

00:21:59.520 three, go to votefincham.com. That's V-O-T-E-F as in Frank, I-N-C-H-E-M.com. You can click on the

00:22:10.480 contact tab. We need to have volunteers and we're going to need to have volunteers for the general

00:22:16.880 election. So this isn't just something that happens in the next 24 hours. This is something

00:22:20.720 that's ongoing. And of course, if you want to donate, we're going to have to raise a lot of money

00:22:27.680 against the Democrats. They've already raised about two and a half million dollars to come

00:22:30.880 against me. This is going to be a bloodbath in Arizona. It certainly is. Okay. Next 24 hours.

00:22:37.600 One more time. Where do they go to get out to vote in the next 24 hours or volunteer in the next 24

00:22:42.480 hours? Where do they go? Votefincham.com and click on the contacts tab up in the upper right-hand

00:22:49.600 corner. Just fill in your name, email address, phone number, and we will reach out to you.

00:22:54.560 Mark Fincham, fight on, sir. Tough 24 hours ahead of you.

00:23:00.720 Kerry Lake. Kerry Lake. Kerry Lake, when you first came on, you started your campaign. I think we were

00:23:06.960 the first show you came on. If you had told me at the time that somebody would put $18.3 million in

00:23:16.640 a Republican primary. No, it is incomprehensible. And for folks in politics, people are gobsmacked

00:23:24.240 about that. And three and a half, but you're ahead. Tell the nation, how is Kerry Lake ahead

00:23:33.280 having $18.3 million dumped on you in TV ads in Arizona, ma'am?

00:23:40.240 Not to mention the legacy media won't cover me. We've gotten here, Steve, because we're all about

00:23:46.480 telling the truth and revealing the truth to the people. And that's what the people crave and want,

00:23:51.600 and they want a fighter. And the legacy media refused to cover me for a long time. And if they

00:23:57.360 did cover me, it was just hit pieces. I can't get interviews on some of the big shows. They only want

00:24:03.040 the rhino on there. And it's been people like you and the alternative media, independent journalists

00:24:09.600 who've reached out to me. I've done podcasts and I've got a message that resonates with the people.

00:24:15.120 We're going to make sure we have honest elections and a secure border. The two things that the,

00:24:20.080 you want to call it deep state, you want to call it swamp, don't want, but the people do want. And

00:24:25.440 that's what we're going to get with a Governor Kerry Lake. And I'm so proud of our team,

00:24:29.840 how far we've come. We've worked, we've outworked everyone. I can't think of anybody who's worked

00:24:33.840 harder than my team and myself crisscrossing this state. We started the day in Colorado City,

00:24:39.920 one of a small community that doesn't get a lot of attention. We ended the day in Tucson

00:24:44.880 with a massive rally. People are energized and getting out the vote is not going to be hard

00:24:50.480 because we've been tortured by our government for the past three years because gas prices are so high.

00:24:56.160 You can't afford groceries. It's going to be real easy to get people out to vote tomorrow.

00:25:00.560 And I want to remind them they can vote today because we have early voting. So get out today

00:25:05.200 or tomorrow, but don't miss this opportunity to change the course of politics in Arizona.

00:25:11.680 Politics in Arizona, in the country. I mean, by the way, the rally last night in Tucson,

00:25:16.960 it's a university town. I mean, it's got a lot of great conservatives, huge MAGA, but you drew,

00:25:21.600 it looked like a thousand people at this. How did that happen? How'd you get a thousand people

00:25:25.520 to come out in Uber liberal Tucson, ma'am? There was a line around the block to get in.

00:25:32.000 It was so great. I took the stage. I said, they say this is a liberal town. I don't believe it.

00:25:37.200 Tucson is so ready for some meaningful change. The people down there talk about being tortured with

00:25:43.280 that socialist mayor and, and people are excited about the MAGA candidates. They're excited that we're

00:25:49.520 going to take all the things president Trump did in the oval office, bringing America first policies.

00:25:55.200 And with the candidates such as myself, we're going to bring those to Arizona. Somebody called

00:25:59.760 me Trump, a female version of Trump, a little softer around the edges. And I take that as

00:26:04.880 the highest compliment. I have immense respect for president Trump, what he gave up for this country,

00:26:10.560 what he continues to do for this country. And he has hired a generation of people,

00:26:17.040 a leg, his legacy of leaders coming up behind him that they thought they were getting rid of us and

00:26:21.520 they can't get rid of us because we love this country too much to let it go. And we're going

00:26:26.080 to fight until we save this Republic. It's just amazing. Steve, the crowd was out of control,

00:26:32.160 super hot, amazing. And I, and I just can't believe for a Sunday night, we brought a crowd out like that.

00:26:38.720 Carrie, if you just hang on for a second, we're taking a short break. I know you got to bounce. I just

00:26:42.000 want to, I want to talk to you about one of the reasons that, you know, you, you have a relationship

00:26:47.200 with the people of, of Arizona and particularly in the Phoenix area, because you've been a major

00:26:50.880 newscaster for a couple of decades. It just, but I think, and I want to answer the hold for the

00:26:57.280 break. I think one of the reasons that they, and the establishment and the legacy media hate you so

00:27:03.200 much, and they do hate you is the reason they hate Trump. Trump was part of the system. And then he

00:27:08.560 said, Hey, I got to give that up to go save my country. Donald Trump could have had golf courses

00:27:13.440 throughout the world, golf courses, the British open, the open championship, all of it. That was

00:27:16.880 all loving family. He gave all that up to be tortured like he is because he's a patriot to save

00:27:23.200 his country. I saw it up close and personal. He didn't have to do this. He did it for his love of his

00:27:27.120 country and his country met the same way. I've seen the same hatred of you by the legacy media and by the

00:27:34.400 establishment. They're like, Hey, Carrie Lake was a major TV personality. Now she's like,

00:27:40.080 she's gone to the dark side. She's talking about MAGA. She's talking about borders. She's talking

00:27:44.240 about making things work for working class people in the middle class. And that's not what they want 1.00

00:27:50.000 to hear. That's not the game. Short commercial break. Carrie Lake, a historic run in Arizona,

00:27:56.000 18.3 million dollars has been dropped on her head and she's still up. Short break. Carrie Lake next

00:28:04.560 from Arizona.

00:28:06.560 Don't you know what you don't know what you don't know. Watch each card you play in the big zone.

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00:28:59.680 I'm giving you a head at six o'clock in our six o'clock battleground state. We're actually going

00:29:04.240 to take an entire hour and go through Arizona. Why now? Why it's important. The details of

00:29:09.200 demographics, economics, what made Arizona become the principal fight that the entire world is looking

00:29:16.880 at. Okay. So tomorrow night at six, you're going to want to miss that after our five o'clock show.

00:29:23.200 I want to go back to Carrie Lake. Carrie, you've had $18.3 million and much more. The free media,

00:29:28.320 the opposition's gotten is outrageous. You fought this with President Trump in this,

00:29:33.600 in the Trump movement and you've galvanized working class Hispanics. It's just been amazing.

00:29:38.560 Where are you going to be? How can people get to you in this, in this last day in the run-up before

00:29:42.720 voting starts in person? I guess you got early voting today, but also tomorrow's election day.

00:29:48.080 I know you're going to have a big rally tonight. Where do people go? How do they find you, ma'am?

00:29:51.440 Go to my website, CarrieLake.com, K-A-R-I-L-A-K-E.com. The event tonight is in Phoenix at

00:29:58.080 a place called The Deuce, and it's going to be the MAGA candidates. We're continuing part two of MAGA

00:30:03.040 Fest tonight. And go vote today. I mean, you don't have to wait till tomorrow. Go on up to one of the

00:30:10.080 voting centers and vote today. They're scared to death of us, but we're going to be a great thing

00:30:15.360 for Arizona. We are going to reform Arizona and get rid of all of the corruption in Arizona that

00:30:21.040 we've been living with for far too long. We're at ground zero here when it comes to our border

00:30:25.360 and our rotten elections, and we're going to straighten things out. We just want honesty

00:30:28.960 and truth, and I think the people really want that. It's evident when you see the crowds we draw.

00:30:34.160 Do you see what I was saying that one of the reasons they particularly, look, they're all over

00:30:37.680 every MAGA candidate, trust me, they're getting on top of everything, but they particularly have singled you

00:30:41.520 out like Trump. Do you think it's because you were part of the media establishment there or you're

00:30:48.080 a well-known personality and they take personal umbrage with that man? I think a little bit of that,

00:30:53.200 but I think they're more worried about me doing what I say I'm going to do, securing the border

00:30:58.320 and restoring honesty to our election. And when we do that, their whole system crumbles because they're

00:31:04.960 they can't win on ideas. Their policies, pardon my French, suck. They can't win on their policies. 1.00

00:31:12.400 They got to cheat in order to win. And we're just going to restore honesty and they can't stand that.

00:31:17.760 We're going to end their human smuggling. We're going to end their drug smuggling. We're going to

00:31:21.920 end their sex trafficking. And we are going to make Arizona the greatest state in the country. And that

00:31:27.200 scares the hell out of them. I think that's why they're after me. And the funny thing is,

00:31:31.440 you know, you said 18 million. It's going to be more like 26 million when you take all the dark

00:31:35.680 money through Karen's friends that they pumped into this. And we have, we're still standing. We're

00:31:41.840 not injured. We're not hurt because the people of this great state, Steve, have welcomed me into their

00:31:48.000 homes for 27 years. They know who I am in my heart and in my soul and all these lies she's put out,

00:31:54.480 all the slander and defamation that they've thrown at me. It won't work because I have a

00:31:59.760 relationship with the people. I've been in their homes every day. We've been through thick and thin.

00:32:03.840 We've been through the good days and the bad days. We've laughed together, cried together,

00:32:08.400 and they know me. They know me. And they know that this other woman I'm running against is a

00:32:13.280 liar trying to buy this election and the people of Arizona won't have it. 0.99

00:32:18.240 Carrie Lake, one more time, how do people get to your site to find out where to go in Phoenix

00:32:22.240 tonight and how to participate? Thank you. CarrieLake.com. K-A-R-I-L-A-K-E.com.

00:32:28.880 We're really excited about tomorrow. We're having a big event tomorrow night, and we believe we're

00:32:34.080 going to be celebrating a victory, a huge victory. And then it's onward to take on the socialist

00:32:39.200 Democrat, Democrat, Demarat, I don't know, rat. Let's just call her that. Katie Hobbs. 0.99

00:32:47.280 Katie Hobbs. Carrie Lake, fight on, ma'am. 1.00

00:32:50.720 Watch out, Katie. I'm coming for you. Thank you, Steve.

00:32:53.440 Thank you. The indefatigable Carrie Lake. Okay. A story, and I had to track Mike Davis down,

00:33:02.880 the great Mike Davis from Article 3, before he's doing some traveling coming up. Mike,

00:33:09.680 over the weekend, you found this, or somebody found it for me. You and I talked about it.

00:33:14.400 It's blockbuster news, but only the great post-millennial, which is part of the

00:33:19.360 Jack Posobiec and the guys at Turning Point, Charlie Kirk's operation, have made a story about it.

00:33:25.680 I want you to tell the audience, take your time here. Tell the audience what we're finding out about

00:33:30.320 the assassination attempt on Justice Kavanaugh, which still, you know, The Guardian had a huge story

00:33:36.480 about the rise of political violence and didn't mention this once. Sir?

00:33:41.280 Uh, yeah, so it's Mr. Andy Ngo, uh, N-G-O, Mr. A-N-D-Y-N-G-O, put this on Twitter and getter, 0.81

00:33:51.120 that, uh, this 20, uh, this, this 25-year-old man, 26-year-old man, Nicholas Roski, uh, is the

00:33:58.480 suspect in the Kavanaugh assassination attempt. He, you know, he admitted he was doing it, uh, and the,

00:34:03.840 the affidavits, uh, submitted by the FBI show that Roski identifies as a transsexual woman and goes by

00:34:13.280 the name of Sophie. Um, and like you said, that wasn't reported anywhere. Uh, people will say,

00:34:20.880 well, how is that relevant? That's a, that's a, that's kind of a bombshell, isn't it? Because he

00:34:25.200 talks about it. Here's why it's relevant. He talks about shifting. This guy had a, a well thought

00:34:30.640 through plan and he had a bigger agenda saying I, for history, I can flip the entire court. I've got

00:34:37.200 to kill three. Did he not, sir? Yeah, he did. I mean, if you, if you look at this plot, um, you know, 1.00

00:34:45.280 the, the story, but you said the post post-millennial posted this story. I mean, it's pretty damning

00:34:50.720 stuff. We, we have, uh, this Roski showing up at Kavanaugh's house at one o'clock in the morning.

00:34:57.280 He's in Chevy Chase, Maryland gets out of a cab. He has, uh, they found a suitcase and a backpack on

00:35:04.960 him with a tactical police vest, tactical knife, pepper spray, zip ties, Glock, uh, pistol, two

00:35:12.080 magazines and ammunition. And they found burglary tools, including a hammer, screwdriver, nail punch,

00:35:17.840 crowbar, uh, pistol, light, duct tape, and a pair of hiking boots with padded shoes on the soles.

00:35:25.200 Now you could say, okay, this guy's clearly crazy, but he's certainly not going to meet

00:35:30.560 any definition of insanity here. He knew exactly what he was doing and he tried to hide what he

00:35:36.320 was doing as evidenced by his padded shoes. So he's not just some deranged animal who's insane, 0.92

00:35:41.840 who can claim insanity here. This guy had a well thought out plan. Uh, and, uh, the fact that the 0.84

00:35:48.320 media is not covering this is stunning. Uh, and, and we go to the fact that he identifies or he

00:35:53.920 identifies as a trans woman. Just imagine if this were a Trump supporter showing up to justice Kagan

00:36:00.720 or Sotomayor Jackson's house or a white nationalist or whatever the hell. But it speaks to a different

00:36:08.240 deeper issue of it, not just his motives, but his strategy. He, he got to the point. He said,

00:36:13.600 if I can kill three, then we can flip the court. We can flip the court back and that will have 0.98

00:36:18.880 massive ramifications, which I hate to be brutally frank race. Correct. This is why, 1.00

00:36:24.160 why is this not a national security emergency with Merrick Garland and the FBI and the secret

00:36:30.160 service and the federal protective service and the, and the court marshals? What are we talking about?

00:36:36.400 This is everything. And the evidence is right there from this kid. And he ain't the only,

00:36:40.400 I am not smearing the progressive left, et cetera. They've got full rights that we do to get in

00:36:45.520 heated conversations, do what you gotta do, get people out. That's the American political process

00:36:49.200 and God bless them. I like when they fight hard. This is different. Okay. This is very different.

00:36:55.200 And there are people out there like this guy. You think this guy's the lone wolf, you would be

00:36:59.360 incorrect. And I'm not saying he's working in concert with anybody, but Mike, there are other people

00:37:03.920 out there that are thinking down this line. And this is why, where is Merrick Garland, the FBI,

00:37:10.720 what is going on in the governors? I don't understand what Yunkin and Hogan, two Republican governors

00:37:16.080 have not put up a cordon down there and shut the whole thing down, sir.

00:37:19.680 Well, yeah. Now that this Roski has identified as Sophie, the media is definitely going to bury 0.98

00:37:24.800 this story forever because it doesn't fit their political narrative. But if you think about this,

00:37:29.440 you had the Biden White House encouraging these illegal obstruction of justice campaigns at these

00:37:36.560 justices' homes from the White House podium. Jen Psaki, the former White House press secretary,

00:37:40.800 encouraged these things. Merrick Garland has refused to enforce federal statute, 18 USC 1507,

00:37:47.920 that makes it a federal crime to show up at a federal judge's home and harass and intimidate them. You

00:37:52.880 do not have a First Amendment right to obstruct justice. And then we had a senior Biden Justice

00:37:59.040 Department official go testify at the House Judiciary Committee that these obstruction campaigns are

00:38:07.040 protected by the First Amendment. They are absolutely not protected by the First Amendment. The Supreme Court

00:38:13.200 in 1965 in Cox v. Louisiana made it very clear that these obstruction campaigns are not protected by the

00:38:20.800 First Amendment. And just last week, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit

00:38:26.240 held that you can arrest people for protesting within 200 feet of a courthouse. So if you can arrest

00:38:33.680 people for protesting within 200 feet of a courthouse and that doesn't violate the First Amendment,

00:38:39.120 it sure the hell doesn't violate the First Amendment to go harass Supreme Court justices and their families 0.86

00:38:45.040 in their homes. Merrick Garland is encouraging this through his amnesty. And again, I keep saying

00:38:50.960 this, he needs to be held accountable. The House Republicans must impeach him in January for letting

00:38:56.240 this go on, where it's led to this assassination attempt and other justices removed from their homes.

00:39:02.320 Mike, one of the reasons the audience loves you so much, you weren't in a law practice and you gave it up to go

00:39:07.760 be a clerk for Gorsuch. You've been inside the system. You're not a madman like us. You're not a bomb

00:39:11.600 thower. Did you ever, could you, could you imagine when you were a clerk, a situation we would actually be

00:39:19.600 talking about? The potential assassination of Supreme Court justices, sir?

00:39:23.840 Just, um, just imagine we have Judge Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, first black woman on the Supreme

00:39:30.320 Court. Just imagine if people showed up to her house and protested in it before the Supreme Court

00:39:38.080 rules on the affirmative action case. Next term, people would go ballistic and they shut it. It's

00:39:43.680 obstruction. They should. It would be, it would, it would be unacceptable. It would be unacceptable to

00:39:48.400 do that. You'd agree. Totally unacceptable. I would be screaming just as loudly if you did it to Kagan,

00:39:54.320 Sotomayor, Jackson, just like I'm doing for the sixth Republican appointed. This is a deadly game

00:40:02.240 and we saw this with this Roski person. Roski almost killed a Supreme Court justice, his wife and their

00:40:10.160 two young daughters. I mean, it's a lot closer than people understand. By the way, if we were not

00:40:15.840 through the grace of God and his sister, you would have had Justice Kavanaugh and their kids

00:40:22.160 assassinated. It was just, it was just purely divine providence that that happened. He had a

00:40:27.520 chain and his sister, they had a change of heart and able to contact some people that stopped it.

00:40:32.080 There wasn't protection there and he had the tools to do it. Mike Davis, I know you get, go ahead.

00:40:39.520 I have to be careful on this. The U S marshals were there. So I, and I have to be careful what

00:40:44.240 I say here. So I don't reveal any, any, uh, uh, inside secrets, but the Supreme Court justice is

00:40:50.400 half protection. It has been substantially increased. If people try to, uh, uh, harm or, or, or do more

00:40:58.080 to a Supreme Court justice, they're going to end up in prisoner debt. That needs to be said very loudly

00:41:02.560 and clearly, but, uh, this, it was, but more, more, but more needs to be done and they need

00:41:08.320 to stop the protest in these neighborhoods. Their neighbors and these people should not,

00:41:12.080 their kids should not be intimidated. And this goes for Judge, uh, Jackson Brown,

00:41:16.640 Brown Jackson. This goes for, uh, Kagan Sotomayor, all of it. It's not acceptable. Totally unacceptable. 1.00

00:41:24.400 Totally unacceptable. Mike, how do people get to you, sir?

00:41:27.280 Yes. Uh, article three project.org article number three project, uh, dot org. And then

00:41:32.640 at article three at getter and Twitter at number article number three and MRDDMI is my personal MRDDMI.

00:41:38.960 Thank you, Steve. Thank you, brother. Thanks for changing your schedule. I had to come do this.

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00:44:22.880 Okay. Eduardo Bolsonaro is going to join us in, uh, in CPAC lead story on the cover of the

00:44:28.320 Financial Times Day. The boys from Brazil, Bolsonaro's third son provides a key link to Trump's

00:44:33.680 inner circle. Of course, inside the paper, it's a full blown story. Eduardo is going to be at CPAC

00:44:38.880 talk all about this and that massive election coming up right there. Huge story. We're going to

00:44:42.640 talk about it later this afternoon, but also Eduardo will join us. I don't know if Thursday

00:44:46.640 or Friday, we'll figure it all out, but I want to make sure everybody gets to know what's going

00:44:50.320 on down in Brazil. Okay. Raymond Ibrahim, one of our regulars on here, contributes just

00:44:54.640 such a fantastic job of getting us up to speed on what's happening in the, in this great, uh,

00:45:00.560 fight against radical Islam. His new books that afforded by Victor Davis Hanson, defenders of the 0.85

00:45:05.920 West, the Christian heroes who stood against Islam. And I'm telling you, this is, uh, one for not just 0.99

00:45:13.120 get for yourself, but if you get a grandson or granddaughter, this is something you want to get

00:45:18.000 to inspire him. It is, uh, just amazing. Uh, St. Louis, Richard, the Lionhearted, um, El Cid,

00:45:26.240 Dracula, Count Vlad, uh, Raymond, walk us through the book. It's what inspires you. And I got to tell

00:45:32.480 you every, this is a page. I actually got it on a Friday, I think afternoon and read it. I was done

00:45:38.240 by Sunday morning. It was just amazing, sir. One, one sitting, one long sitting.

00:45:42.400 That's great, Steve. I'm glad you liked it. Uh, so yeah, the book, um, you know,

00:45:48.080 it's a companion book to Sword and Scimitar, my previous book. And as I was writing that book,

00:45:52.720 which was the broad history of, uh, military conflict between Islam and the Western world,

00:45:57.920 I would read and come across all these really remarkable tales of heroism and valor

00:46:02.880 of a lot of these, um, characters that I ended up writing about. And I wanted to,

00:46:06.640 because I didn't have much time in the first book in Sword and Scimitar to really kind of zoom in

00:46:11.040 on the lives of these men, eight of them. And they are, as you indicated, um, Godfrey,

00:46:16.000 Duke Godfrey of the first crusade, uh, who becomes the first king of Jerusalem and, um, El Cid,

00:46:23.040 you know, most people, if they've heard of El Cid, they just know the Charlton Heston's movie,

00:46:28.080 which is, uh, not very accurate when it comes to the conflict of Islam. And then, um, King Richard

00:46:33.440 Lionhearted and, uh, Saint Ferdinand and Saint Louis, who were actually first cousins. One was a king of

00:46:39.360 Spain and one, the king of France. And then we moved to the Balkans to John Hunyadi of Hungary.

00:46:45.600 And then Skanderbeg, who's probably in many ways, the least known. And at the same time,

00:46:51.120 um, the most popular historically for his, um,

00:46:55.280 He's, he's, he's, he's like that. He's like the Braveheart, right?

00:46:58.320 The character. It's just unbelievable.

00:46:59.600 Definitely. His story is, if you want to, you know, encapsulate it, it's a story of, uh,

00:47:03.520 William Wallace, Braveheart, basically for a quarter of a century, he defied the Ottomans

00:47:08.400 with, you know, one 20th of their power and just completely humiliated them over and over and

00:47:14.640 over again.

00:47:15.200 I wanted, by the way, the book, the book's the page turner, but I want to say something

00:47:18.960 about Bombardier, the press and Adam Bellow, your publisher, the, the, the, the quality of the

00:47:27.280 photographs and images and paintings is extraordinary. Particularly. They've taken the

00:47:33.040 time to put in many of these in color. These are inspirational, just fabulous. I know you handpicked

00:47:40.080 them, but the curation process, you could have written about 30 or 40 or 50. You had to curate this,

00:47:45.760 but it's, it's stunning. It is inspirational for everybody out there has a son or a daughter

00:47:53.040 that you want to imbue with, uh, with proper values. You can't do better. Defenders of the

00:48:00.000 West, the Christian heroes who stood against Islam and the Ford by Victor Davis Hanson.

00:48:04.880 The whole thing is fantastic. Um, how did you, how did you give us a couple? How'd you actually

00:48:10.000 narrow it down to, was it eight or 10? I think it's eight. Is it eight or 10?

00:48:13.840 Yeah, it was eight. How'd you narrow it down to eight?

00:48:17.600 Earlier I cast my net and I had, you know, potentially up to 20 and I was going to write

00:48:22.160 short biographies, but it just became inevitable. Every, every biography I would write, each chapter

00:48:27.200 just grew and grew and it needed more information. Um, so I ended up, you know, just having to select

00:48:32.080 and narrow it down as much as I could. Hopefully there may be another book at some time where I can

00:48:37.040 bring in some other ones, especially fast forwarding and moving to more of the modern era,

00:48:41.200 because that, that's another, there's a vacuum, um, in the historical studies as far as what

00:48:45.440 happened then. But, um, I think one of the chief things with the book is, uh, you know,

00:48:50.240 we live in a day and age today where we just, there is no such thing as heroism or valor or self-sacrifice.

00:48:56.400 And it's, it seems like every American has imbibed this idea, which is very cynical at root.

00:49:02.080 And you can't, and, and, and that's why so many of these left politicians get away with murder

00:49:06.240 because we just assume it's okay for them to be, um, you know, opportunistic and cynical and 0.99

00:49:12.320 hypocritical. But what's interesting is you see in this book, I mean, these weren't just some regular 0.85

00:49:16.800 guys. These were Kings, these were Lords and Dukes and counts, and they gave up so much, including up to

00:49:23.120 their life just for a right cause and just for their faith and their belief. And I think people need to be

00:49:28.560 reminded of this, their heritage, that it exists. And it's something that can be,

00:49:33.440 and hopefully will be reclaimed again. This is your heritage, incredible valor, incredible bravery.

00:49:41.120 Um, how do, uh, where do people go? I know they go to Amazon right now. Where else do they go to

00:49:45.520 Bombardier, your own personal site? Where do people get more information on you and more information about

00:49:50.000 the book? Uh, well, on my website, raymondibrahim.com has a lot of links, including for the book and

00:49:56.000 information on the book. And really I'm seeing it. It's appearing in all sorts of, uh, booksellers,

00:50:00.640 Barnes and Nobles and so forth. You can probably buy it online or actually get it physically.

00:50:06.160 Well, if you go to your bookstore today or tomorrow, I guess you'll be able to,

00:50:09.120 no, it came out, it came out last year. So actually in bookstores right now.

00:50:12.640 Let's make sure we go get it from the author of Sword and Scimitar, Defenders of the West,

00:50:17.200 the Christian heroes who stood against Islam. Forward by Victor Davis Hanson, Magnificent,

00:50:22.640 and Bombardier Adam Bellows. They've done, they've done good here. Raymond,

00:50:26.560 thank you so much for joining us. You have some, what's your social media, brother?

00:50:30.320 Um, it's actually, uh, find them all. They're on my website, raymondibrahim.com. All the links are

00:50:34.640 there. I don't even remember them because I don't use it as much. Thank you, brother.

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Bannon's War Room - August 01, 2022

Episode 2044： The Battle For Arizona Wages On; Suspect In Kavanaugh Assassination Attempt Identifies As A Trans Woman; Defenders Of The West

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