Bannon's War Room - Episode 2118： Nigel Farage On The Decline Of The West; The American Public Is Disgusted By Merrick Garland

00:00:00.000 Well, the virus has now killed more than 100 people in China, and new cases have been confirmed

00:00:04.820 around the world. So you don't want to frighten the American public. France and South Korea have

00:00:09.300 also got evacuation plans. But you need to prepare for and assume. Broadly warning Americans to avoid

00:00:15.780 all non-essential travel to China. That this is going to be a real serious problem. France,

00:00:20.560 Australia, Canada, the U.S., Singapore, Cambodia, Vietnam, the list goes on. Health officials are

00:00:25.360 investigating more than 100 possible cases in the U.S. Germany, a man has contracted the virus.

00:00:32.060 The epidemic is a demon, and we cannot let this demon hide. Japan, where a bus driver contracted 0.51

00:00:38.000 the virus. Coronavirus has killed more than 100 people there and infected more than 4,500.

00:00:44.680 We have to prepare for the worst always, because if you don't, and the worst happens.

00:00:49.700 War Room. Pandemic. Here's your host, Stephen K. Bannon.

00:00:57.220 Okay, it's Tuesday, 30 August, in the year of our Lord, 2022, and we're live. We're in the War Room.

00:01:03.960 We've got a lot to get to today. Mike Davis and Boris Epstein are going to join us at the bottom

00:01:07.220 of the hour, talk about the government. I think it's a 40-page filing tonight. They said it's going

00:01:10.860 to be more than the 20. They're going to walk us through everything that's happening in this

00:01:14.740 situation with the librarian over at the archives and President Trump, because that's what it is.

00:01:19.860 It's really about overdue library books or a library card. I want to start with the economy,

00:01:25.020 but I particularly want to bring in Nigel Farage. I've got the great Steve Cortez is my wingman for

00:01:29.220 the first half, and we've got Nigel Farage from the United Kingdom. By the way, Nigel,

00:01:34.240 thank you so much for joining Getter. You know, Mike Davis is on it. Steve Cortez dominates it. He's

00:01:40.620 at Steve. I'm some schmendrick. I'm at Steve Bannon. But it's so great to have you on. I've

00:01:47.760 already been on your feed. It's incredible. So I think you're really going to enjoy it. I think

00:01:53.560 you're going to love the community that's over there. It's very intense, and you're going to get

00:01:58.840 a lot of feedback and a lot of involvement, sir. Well, Steve, you know, I want all the challenges

00:02:06.340 to big tech to do well. Of course I do. But I've been watching over the course of the last year

00:02:12.200 since Getter launched. I have to say, leadership is such an important thing for any country,

00:02:18.040 company, organisation, political party. And I've got to tell you, Jason Miller is a human dynamo. The

00:02:25.380 guy just works his socks off. He's full of ideas, full of innovation. I've been really impressed

00:02:32.440 of what I've seen with Getter. So I've joined it, and I intend to be a full, full part of it.

00:02:39.980 And, you know, people are crying out for some alternative. The shadow banning is getting worse

00:02:45.720 and worse and worse. The time has come for something new to really rise up and to become

00:02:51.220 seriously big in terms of size. And I just think Getter, of all the challenges, now has the best

00:02:57.740 prospects. Yeah, no, I think there's some great sites out there. We try to get our content up

00:03:03.860 everywhere. So it meets people where they are. I think True Social, these other ones are fantastic.

00:03:08.520 Yes. I love Getter because it's just so easy to use. And of course, you know, Jason was our original,

00:03:13.120 along with Raheem, were my two original co-hosts here, the wingman, for impeachment. And also for

00:03:19.500 until he went to the campaign into the pandemic. Look, I want to, because I know you're jammed for time.

00:03:24.100 And by the way, your show is absolutely amazing. I want to make sure everybody gets to your GB news

00:03:28.180 show because you're breaking big stories and scoops all the time. You give her perspective.

00:03:32.800 Steve Cortez has had this theory of the case, and he's had it for a long time. I mean,

00:03:36.760 we just had a thing of Cortez and I on February 26th of 2021, 30 days into the regime,

00:03:44.560 talking about stagflation and talking about their inflationary policies. But Steve had this theory

00:03:48.820 of the case. He says, look, 2022 is going to come down besides all the happy talk. And this is over a year

00:03:53.320 ago. It's going to come down to the two I's, inflation and immigration. And when I look at

00:03:58.580 the numbers coming out of the United Kingdom, and I just, I don't know how the Tory party

00:04:02.580 is going to exist, given what is happening with inflation in Great Britain and also immigration,

00:04:10.040 Nigel Farage.

00:04:11.320 Well, I agree. And because as ever, there is so much on both sides of the pond we have in common,

00:04:16.200 but there are always differences. So you've got the I and the I, and we've got the I, the I and the E.

00:04:21.920 And the E with us is energy. Ask yourself why the euro has fallen below parity with the dollar.

00:04:29.560 Ask yourself why sterling has gone from 130 to 116 against the dollar. Steve, it's all about energy,

00:04:36.880 because despite Biden's attempt to vandalize all the good work that was done by Trump,

00:04:43.260 America is still pretty much self-sufficient in energy. Now, you're not exporting it the way

00:04:49.180 that you were, but you're self-sufficient. We, on the other hand, under Boris Johnson and his wife,

00:04:55.780 Carrie Antoinette, decided that we'd go for net zero, decided we'd be the good guys of the world,

00:05:02.560 despite the fact, of course, that mankind only produces 3% of annual CO2 emissions. The rest comes

00:05:10.600 from nature. And despite the fact the UK is 1% of that 3%, Johnson decided we'd export manufacturing

00:05:18.760 jobs. We would not produce our own energy. We'd impose it from elsewhere. And that's why we are

00:05:24.060 now in the most awful mess. Six months ago, the West was crowing. Look at the sanctions we put on Putin.

00:05:31.260 Gosh, the Russians will suffer. Well, as it is, the ruble, sticking with the currency theme,

00:05:36.800 is now higher than it was at the start of the Ukraine war. And the worst of it is,

00:05:42.940 we're not just paying the price for it in terms of our bills, personally, and in terms of our

00:05:48.020 businesses, but we've actually pushed Russia closer to China. Gosh, haven't we done well?

00:05:55.340 Nigel, I saw something, you know, the Bank of England came out and said inflation could be as

00:05:59.060 high as 13% by October. Citibank or Citicorp came out after that and said, no, we think it's going to be

00:06:04.000 18.1%. And Dave Walsh, our contributor, our contributor for energy said, hey, what they're

00:06:10.440 not even thinking about calculating in energy costs in the United Kingdom could go up fourfold

00:06:17.120 by next spring. And I thought you guys had North Sea oil, you've got all the coal in Newcastle,

00:06:22.520 you've got tons of resources. Why are energy costs exploding? And why is inflation? I mean,

00:06:30.000 you're making us look like pikers and we're in terrible shape. Well, two things here. I mean,

00:06:35.160 the first is that we've absolutely refused to tap the natural gas reserves that we have onshore in

00:06:42.040 the UK. Now, of course, onshore exploration is much cheaper than North Sea exploration. It is

00:06:48.140 estimated that the gas reserves we have in the north of England are valued at somewhere between

00:06:53.020 one and two trillion dollars. We haven't as yet extracted a single barrel. Why? A massive

00:06:59.800 propaganda campaign against it, as it turns out, funded by many, many Russian sources. But of

00:07:06.940 course, you know, the modern Conservative Party have become lefty greenies, certainly under Johnson 0.57

00:07:12.180 they were, maybe next week under Prime Minister Trust that will change. And the second point is this,

00:07:17.660 as a net importer of substantial amounts of gas and oil. All of those are priced in dollars. The

00:07:26.600 lower sterling sinks on the exchanges, the more pounds we have to use to buy that gas and oil.

00:07:33.620 So the Citibank prediction of 18% is based on sterling at its current levels. If, and I suspect I may be

00:07:43.020 right, there's going to be a run on the pound over the course of the next few months, it's not impossible

00:07:48.900 to see inflation getting above 20.

00:07:53.120 How can a political party, right now you're in a transition, but how can a political party, I mean,

00:07:57.700 you're the guy that fought so hard to get the United Kingdom their freedom through Brexit. How can a

00:08:02.100 political party that's supposed to be Conservatives, how could they, how are they going to withstand 20%

00:08:07.240 inflation, and, and this immigration that still looks like it's out of control, at least if I look 0.98

00:08:13.420 at your videos, in the United Kingdom, how do they survive? Steve, Boris Johnson would not have even

00:08:20.080 been Prime Minister without me. The Conservatives would never have had that majority without me.

00:08:24.340 I literally laid out the route map for them. I turned them around 180 degrees on membership of the

00:08:30.760 European Union, and the voters, and then in 2019, I kind of withdrew and said, Boris, right,

00:08:37.240 you have it, it's yours. Let's get, you know, let's get Brexit done. What I didn't realise was

00:08:43.320 the extent to which his career cynicism, and most around him, meant they actually didn't mean it.

00:08:50.140 They used it for short-term electoral advantage. The Conservative Party in our country is about as

00:08:57.620 conservative as Mitt Romney for the American audience, and they've been found out, and frankly,

00:09:03.680 unless this new Prime Minister, Liz Truss, and it will be her next Tuesday, who you'll see outside 0.82

00:09:09.340 Downing Street, unless she turns this around, they are headed for a 1997-style wipeout that they got

00:09:16.720 at the hands of Tony Blair. I tell you what, Steve, I will not vote for them. I cannot vote for a party

00:09:22.360 that got a majority on getting back control of our borders to see gangs of Albanian criminals 1.00

00:09:28.380 crossing the English Channel in their thousands. It is disgusting. It is a complete disgrace. 0.99

00:09:36.380 Nigel, you mentioned Putin a minute ago and the situation in Russia, and Steve Cortez is going to

00:09:41.500 give us some analysis on that, about how well the Russian economy is doing because of energy.

00:09:47.000 Mikhail Gorbachev, I think, was announced. He passed away today. Do you have thoughts?

00:09:50.380 Oh, I certainly do. I think there are a few men in history who go down genuinely as great men.

00:09:57.920 I believe that Gorbachev is one of them. He had the most incredibly tough job to oversee

00:10:02.540 the demise of a Soviet Union that had been there for all those decades. Mrs. Thatcher, of all people,

00:10:10.260 the Iron Lady, as she was called, because of her approach to a series of presidents of the Soviet 0.99

00:10:17.500 Union who were more like waxwork figures in the end than human beings. And Thatcher said, 0.74

00:10:22.820 this is a man I can do business with. We may have different cultural backgrounds, but we can

00:10:27.580 do business. And Gorbachev went all the way from not just overseeing the fall of the Berlin Wall,

00:10:34.620 but appearing in an advert for Pizza Hut. You know, he wanted modern Russia to be a democracy,

00:10:41.680 and he wanted it to reach back out to the West. And the odd thing is, very often the great men in

00:10:50.460 history don't get the accolades they deserve. And he dies age 91 as a figure who was deeply

00:10:57.120 marginalized within his own country, which is sad. Very often the battle honors go to the wrong people.

00:11:04.000 You mentioned Putin earlier. You know, you think about President Reagan,

00:11:08.320 the Iron Lady, Margaret Thatcher, and Saint, the Pope, John Paul II, that brought down,

00:11:14.700 helped to bring down the Soviet Union. Did we squander, did the leaders of the West, 0.57

00:11:18.840 and really the people in the West, Western Europe and the United States, did we squander

00:11:22.760 that potential peace brought us? Well, I think there were two things that happened here, Steve. I think

00:11:29.460 that kleptocracy took over in Russia, sadly, as that transition took place. But we ourselves,

00:11:38.100 made a complete and utter hash of the whole thing. We decided, for reasons that I've never

00:11:45.780 understood, that despite promises made, that we would expand and extend NATO and the European Union

00:11:53.640 further and further eastwards. And the more we pushed to the east, the more we drove Russia back 0.98

00:11:59.720 into being an insular and somewhat paranoid country. It's not all our fault, but we certainly contributed

00:12:06.620 to it. And perhaps the biggest tragedy on the day of Gorbachev's death is that Russia now is becoming 0.96

00:12:13.600 ever more aligned, ironically, for the Chinese Communist Party than those of us in the West.

00:12:19.360 It's a very, very sad outcome. You know, I'm sure, Steve, you felt as I did. And I was actually in

00:12:25.440 Germany the day the Berlin Wall came down. We all felt a sense of joy, of liberation. Something

00:12:32.320 magnificent had happened. A better future had to come. Well, it's disappointing.

00:12:39.780 Nigel, tell us about the show. How do people get to your show? How they get to you now on Getter

00:12:44.320 and your other social media? Because you're a beloved figure here in the populist nationalist

00:12:48.800 movement, not just in the United States, but throughout the world.

00:12:50.980 Well, the English-speaking peoples of the world, as Churchill identified 80 years ago, we share

00:12:56.900 so much with each other. GB News is easy. Just GB News. Get the app. Download it. It's free

00:13:03.900 in America. You can watch it. You can see it on Catch Up. And for me, it's nfaraj.com. Everything

00:13:10.620 is there. All my details are there, including, Steve, Getter.

00:13:15.300 Are you going to ease up ever on Piers Morgan on ratings? Are you going to give him a little

00:13:20.820 bit of your audience? Or are you going to continue to pound? I'm kind of feeling sorry for Piers,

00:13:24.720 I think. 0.92

00:13:25.680 Any man that masquerades as being a friend of President Trump's, then stabs him in the back,

00:13:33.580 pretends that he walked out on the interview, and you're asking me, you're asking me, will 1.00

00:13:39.320 I ease up on a hypocrite and a liar like that? You must be having a laugh, Steve, Brandon. 0.99

00:13:44.840 So, Nigel Farage, thank you very much for joining us. That's the answer I wanted. Thank

00:13:49.960 you very much for joining us in the war room. Appreciate it, sir. Nigel Farage, now on Getter.

00:13:55.660 And you heard it right there. Nigel says he's not voting for the Tories. I mean, that's pretty

00:13:59.960 shocking. Okay, we're going to take a short commercial break. I've got Brother Cortez.

00:14:04.180 We've got a chalk talk, some turmoil in the markets. I think Cortez's theory of the case,

00:14:11.780 and he'll expand upon what Nigel said, is that this turmoil is not going to end this week. It's not

00:14:18.640 going to end next week. It's going to be the new normal, the new normal course of business. Okay,

00:14:22.980 short commercial break. Steve Cortez with all the numbers in the charts in the war room next.

00:14:28.200 Everything's just beginning, but the games you want to play. Bring it on and now we'll fight to the end,

00:14:39.560 just watch and see. It's all started, everything's begun, and you are over. Cause we're taking down the

00:14:49.340 CCP. Spread the word all through Hong Kong. We will fight till they're all gone. We rejoice when 0.61

00:14:57.380 there's no more. Let's take down the season. You know what's never good? When your nation's

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00:16:25.280 ...for small business. An update on a really troubling and frankly tragic statistic regarding the condition of

00:16:32.260 small firms in America. Alignable did another survey of over 7,000 small businesses in the United States

00:16:40.280 and they found that for the month of August, a staggering 40% of them said they could not pay

00:16:46.940 their rent. Among restaurants, the number was even worse, 46%. Among minority-owned firms, the majority.

00:16:54.980 53% of minority-owned small businesses in America could not pay August rent. Patriots,

00:17:02.020 these are the consequences of a Biden recession combined with soaring inflation. Let's fix this

00:17:09.440 in November.

00:17:10.040 Okay. Steve Cortez joins us. Steve, also, correct me if I'm wrong, it's up 6%. You had another analysis

00:17:18.980 and report last month, but it's up 6% since July, is it not, sir? It's not like these are high numbers

00:17:27.620 trending down. The trend is not your friend here, am I correct?

00:17:31.380 And I'm glad you actually brought that point up. So it's up 6%. And by the way, 34% was alarming

00:17:36.020 enough, right? Now we're at 40%. We're at the majority of minority-owned businesses. But to put

00:17:41.400 this in context, that national number, that 40% overall number, we began the year at 26%. So we're up

00:17:48.440 50% from where we began the year. Let me pick one of the sectors out of this, one of the industrial

00:17:53.620 sectors. Automotive, automotive-related small businesses, began the year at 21% rent delinquency,

00:17:59.820 presently at 44%. It has more than doubled. So the trend is incredibly troubling here. The trend is

00:18:06.400 not at all our friend. And as a matter of fact, every month of this year, Steve, but one, it has

00:18:12.020 trended worse. In other words, it only downticked very slightly for one month. The other seven months

00:18:16.880 of the year, it got demonstrably worse every single month. And so, you know, I put this out there,

00:18:22.140 number one, to educate folks, because they need to know the reality of what's going on,

00:18:25.320 the reality that they largely won't hear from corporate media. But number two,

00:18:28.480 to make sure that there's a sense of urgency and immediacy out there. Because, Steve,

00:18:32.860 the clock is ticking. These are depression-type numbers. Forget about recession. That debate's over.

00:18:38.360 These are depressionary-type numbers. And I want the deplorables out there to be motivated,

00:18:43.500 to be captivated, to be animated, and to have a sense of urgency. We have 70 days to go until this

00:18:50.100 election. And believe me, if we don't arrest this trend, if we don't start to reclaim our

00:18:55.380 sovereignty as a country, if we don't start to reclaim our prosperity as a country, which starts

00:19:00.140 with reclaiming energy, domestic energy production in this country, then we are in for an even more

00:19:06.140 intense world of hurt. And, you know, if I can, Steve, too, I just want to comment on the great

00:19:09.980 Nigel Farage and what he had to say. It really struck me, if we put this in context, the U.S.

00:19:14.740 and the U.K., there is a malaise, unfortunately, that is common to both countries right now. And

00:19:19.520 this imbroglio, which the United States and the U.K. share, if we put that in context, for most of

00:19:24.380 the last century, Steve, the U.S. and the U.K., they were the undoubted, unrivaled leaders of the

00:19:30.300 world in a special relationship with each other, America and England, but also the leaders, the

00:19:35.340 really unquestioned leaders of the Western world. And the fact that both of them right now

00:19:39.340 are competing, as it were, for this very ignoble title of the worst economy in the developed world.

00:19:45.300 It's really quite sad and quite tragic. I submit to you, unfortunately, that the United States has

00:19:49.400 an even worse economy than the U.K. They are worse on the inflation front, but I would submit that we

00:19:54.340 are worse on the growth front. But regardless, there's really no doubt when you look at the

00:19:57.840 totality of the metrics and the data and the evidence that these are the two worst economies

00:20:01.960 right now in the developed world. Although, listen, that doesn't let the continent of Europe off the

00:20:06.200 hook at all, because the continent, you know, as you've spoken about very eloquently and persuasively,

00:20:10.860 is floundering right now and is facing a winter that will, in some prospects, be perhaps almost

00:20:16.080 medieval in terms of heating homes and businesses on the continent of Europe. This is no longer the

00:20:21.680 Europe of Conrad Adenauer and Charles de Gaulle. And these are the consequences. And this is where I

00:20:26.420 want America, though, not too late for us, America to learn a lesson, to take heed, to learn from the

00:20:32.140 cautionary tale of where Europe already is regarding energy. Europe decided before the United States

00:20:38.840 did to fund both sides of a war in Ukraine, of what should be a regional skirmish, to fund both

00:20:44.640 sides and massively escalate it into an international crisis. And here are some of the results of that.

00:20:50.800 The Wall Street Journal, which generally is a paper that loves globalism. The Wall Street Journal

00:20:54.960 yesterday, this was their headline. I put it out on my social media.

00:20:57.320 Russia confounds the West by recapturing its oil riches. And then the subheading,

00:21:03.940 Moscow is raking in more revenue than ever. OK, so that is the reality. Putin and the oligarchs

00:21:11.000 are doing just fine. They're doing just fine in the Ukraine, by the way, as well. The good citizens

00:21:15.780 of Europe are already suffering. And unfortunately, this winter portends even worse ahead. America,

00:21:21.660 wake up, look across the Atlantic and see what is in front of us if we don't reverse course. And a huge

00:21:28.280 part of reversing course are these elections. Thankfully, we have human agency. We have the

00:21:32.500 ability to decide for ourselves that we are going to once again harness American energy for our security,

00:21:38.900 for our prosperity. And these numbers, getting back to my chalk talk, these numbers tell us

00:21:43.560 that Main Street businesses have no time to waste. They are in a dire predicament right now. They are

00:21:49.900 literally in a corner when 40 percent of your businesses cannot pay their rent in full for

00:21:55.080 the month of August. And this is a large sample size, Steve, over 7000 total firms. That tells us

00:22:01.220 that, again, I can't emphasize enough the sense of urgency that is needed out there among the Patriots.

00:22:07.540 You know, CNBC had two economists. I think they had the guy from Morgan Stanley Asia, I think Steve

00:22:12.060 Roach, the head, the head economist over at Johns Hopkins, the great university. And they and they both

00:22:17.820 said once it would take a miracle for to avoid a recession in 2023. The other said, hey, with how

00:22:25.580 that much they put in money, inflation is going to be out of control. You have a major recession.

00:22:29.720 Nigel's gave you the bad news right there about the 18 percent inflation. He says, hey, that's

00:22:33.280 that's in dollars today. He thinks it's over 20. I wanted to say everybody go to birchgold.com

00:22:39.420 right now and get the end of the dollar empire. This is the first part's totally free of the series

00:22:44.320 I'm doing tomorrow. We're putting out part two, which is about the falling reserve currency.

00:22:50.660 And thank God we're the reserve currency right now or we'd be in a situation like the United

00:22:54.900 Kingdom. That was the reserve currency before he took its place in the pound. Steve, talk

00:22:58.900 to us about the turmoil. I love this concept you've got, which I talk about fourth turning,

00:23:03.740 but you're saying, hey, baby, from the pits of the Chicago exchange, you know, from the pits

00:23:07.800 in Chicago, the new normal is turbulence. Steve Cortez. No, listen, I think, unfortunately,

00:23:13.700 all of us just need to to realize that the world is volatile, right? It's not just financial markets.

00:23:18.400 We're certainly seeing volatility there, but that's a reflection of the larger whole. And what I mean

00:23:22.700 by that is that there's going to be political, cultural, national security and economic volatility.

00:23:28.280 Why? Because we've come out of an era of globalization where there was largely consensus,

00:23:33.200 certainly among the ruling class, because it's so benefited among all the Western countries,

00:23:37.700 as well as the rulers of China, the junta that rules through the CCP, the Chinese people.

00:23:42.660 There was largely consensus over globalization. Well, globalization, of course, resulted in nothing

00:23:48.300 but turmoil for working class people all over the world here in the United States. The real genus 0.97

00:23:53.040 of the pushback, the birth of the pushback was the Tea Party that then crystallized into the

00:23:57.620 America First movement and the candidacy of Donald Trump. It is a movement that now starts to broaden

00:24:02.500 and take power in this country. But that movement, as wonderful as it is, and as much as I believe

00:24:08.080 it is going to dominate politics in the future, both here and abroad, it is part of a larger whole

00:24:13.820 of volatility. So I think people need to rethink their paradigms, reset their expectations for

00:24:21.080 financial markets, for the economy, for politics. We are in an era not of peace and globalization.

00:24:26.220 We are in an era of strife and volatility in this country, caused by the globalists,

00:24:31.960 caused by the globalists, selling a false bill of goods to the detriment of working class people,

00:24:36.540 for the self-aggrandizement, for the selfish benefit of the ruling class of the United States.

00:24:42.400 And the pushback is intense. And ultimately, look, we will prevail, we meaning the good citizens of the

00:24:47.400 country, the working class people of this country. But there's a lot of volatility in the meantime.

00:24:50.820 Speaking of volatility, regarding financial markets, because again, I always like to give

00:24:54.440 evidence and data. And if I can, I want to bring a chart. So let's show a chart, if we can here,

00:24:58.780 chart number one, please, of HYG. This is the High Yield Corporate Bond Index. So this is a ticker.

00:25:05.740 This is a stock, effectively. It's an exchange-traded fund. But in one ticker, in HYG, you get a grouping

00:25:11.940 of massive amounts of high-yield corporate bonds. High-yield meaning these are riskier companies.

00:25:17.240 So these aren't your bread-and-butter companies like, say, a Microsoft or companies like that,

00:25:21.760 General Motors. These are riskier companies that are issuing debt. These are the bonds

00:25:26.380 of those companies. Often, you'll hear this referred to as credit. When you hear people

00:25:30.400 who are in the financial markets use the word credit, this is what they mean. They mean corporate

00:25:34.160 bonds. And if you talk about high-yield credit, it's a bit riskier. This chart goes back to when

00:25:39.780 Joe Biden took office. And if you can see, like in so many metrics, Steve, he inherited a lot of

00:25:45.000 stability. The corporate bond market was very, very stable. It was stable throughout President Trump's

00:25:50.900 tenure. Even with all the problems of 2020, it rebounded entirely by the end of 2020. And the

00:25:55.980 handoff from Trump to Biden regarding corporate debt was very stable, very low volatility. As you

00:26:02.360 can see on that chart, though, once the policies of Joe Biden started to kick in, his attack on

00:26:07.440 American energy, the exorbitant borrowing and spending that he and Pelosi and Schumer embarked

00:26:12.220 upon, massive inflation and turmoil in the economy. You can see that high-yield bonds, which are

00:26:17.660 typically boring, Steve. Bonds are typically boring. They've been anything but in the Biden era.

00:26:22.700 They started to absolutely careen lower. And high-yield bonds right now, via the HYG,

00:26:30.280 credit is down 14 percent since Biden took office. It's down 5 percent, by the way, just in the last

00:26:36.100 couple of weeks, off of the highs of just a couple of weeks ago. It got tanked again today. Steve,

00:26:41.300 these are massive moves. And in some ways, you know, I talk about this a lot. I know stocks can be more

00:26:45.940 fun. I think they can be more glamorous and more sexy. But stocks are for show. Bonds are for go.

00:26:51.160 OK. Bonds are more important to most people's lives, frankly, than stocks. We watch it all,

00:26:56.220 but bonds are more important. And when we look at the credit markets breaking down like this,

00:27:00.200 this is a terrible, terrible sign. And attention must be paid.

00:27:06.980 The credit markets also look for policies that bring stability. One of the reasons you've got

00:27:11.780 this turmoil, real quickly, we've got about 45 seconds here, and I want to hold you through the

00:27:15.680 break. When you've got this type of turmoil, it affects people. This is what's going to affect

00:27:19.740 employment. This is what's going to affect your credit cards. All of it. Walk through how important

00:27:23.440 the bond markets are for that. No, exactly. And particularly the U.S. bond market, by the way,

00:27:28.320 right? Because you talk about the dollar being the reserve currency, which it is. Well, the U.S.

00:27:32.000 treasury market, our debt market, where the government borrows money, is the world's reserve debt

00:27:36.620 market, effectively. All interest rates globally are priced off of it. Everything in your life,

00:27:40.740 whether you know it or not, in terms of debt, is priced off of the U.S. 10-year treasury note.

00:27:45.520 Your car loan, your auto loan, credit cards, all of it. And the fact that bond markets are rolling

00:27:49.860 over this way. Now, when I say rolling over, that's rolling over in price. As the price goes down,

00:27:54.000 the yield, the interest rates go up. This is a situation of incredible volatility for individuals.

00:28:00.840 It's one of the reasons why individuals are piling on credit card debt, and it's getting more and

00:28:04.880 more dangerous for them. Steve, just hang on for one second. I'm going to hold you through the break.

00:28:08.980 I've got Mike Davis, Horace Epstein. A lot happening in the Mar-a-Lago situation. We're

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00:30:32.740 Steve, you went after Fed President Bostick the other day. I tried to defend him and say,

00:30:38.520 hey, look, I don't mind if you do the George Floyd, but give me some Richard Fisher when

00:30:43.020 you talk about the African-American community getting crushed by Fed policy, starting with

00:30:49.000 Obama and Bush. Bush calls it in Obama. And you see it right here. The poor minorities are 1.00

00:30:55.380 50, what, 53 percent haven't been able to pay August rent. They're always getting it.

00:31:00.960 So, but quote me some Richard Fisher. But today, the New York Fed, because you're starting to see

00:31:05.880 some truth come out. They're breaking ranks. And I think New York Fed, and people should know,

00:31:11.400 New York Fed is the trading desk for the Federal Reserve. This is how they actually get cash into

00:31:16.200 the system. It is the most important trading desk in the world, is it not, Steve Cortez?

00:31:22.340 No, it absolutely is. And look, you know, the truth right now, unfortunately, for Fed officials,

00:31:26.100 it's just, for them, unfortunately, it's just unavoidable, right? They tried to lie to the

00:31:29.820 American people for so long. But you can't spin people about their kitchen table reality

00:31:34.360 of their bank account and their credit card tab and the fact that their bills are passed, too.

00:31:38.400 You simply cannot spin that. No amount of spin will ever suffice. And regarding these regional

00:31:43.000 Fed presidents, just to give folks a quick view into how the Fed works, you have these regional

00:31:46.620 presidents, and you're right, Rafael Bostic is the president of the Atlanta Fed, and I've been

00:31:50.540 extremely harsh on him. I think deservedly so, because he said that 18 months ago, inflation was,

00:31:55.800 quote, unimaginable at these levels. And I point out that, look, this Irish hammerhead named Bannon 0.81

00:32:02.520 and this Colombian meathead named Cortez, we sure could see it. How is it possible that somebody with 0.99

00:32:08.100 a PhD from Stanford with an army of PhDs working for him couldn't see it? I'm not going to buy that

00:32:13.660 excuse, and we're not going to let him off the hook. But regardless, these Fed presidents in the

00:32:18.880 regions around the country, they, on a rotating basis, serve on the Federal Open Markets Committee.

00:32:22.960 There's one that doesn't rotate, and that is the New York Fed. The New York Fed is always on

00:32:27.140 the central committee, as it were, of the Fed, because the New York Fed is really first among

00:32:31.240 equals, which makes sense, given the centrality of New York to the financial system of the United

00:32:35.400 States. So today hitting the wire, and markets had another rough run today, not just credit,

00:32:40.300 which I showed previously, but overall another rough run today. And the main reason, I think,

00:32:43.820 are these comments out of the president of the New York Fed, John Williams. Here's what he said to say,

00:32:48.360 had to say, he said, he expects interest rates to continue higher and to remain at those levels

00:32:54.580 until inflation is subdued. Until inflation is subdued. Now, there are a lot of folks on Wall

00:33:01.020 Street who said, OK, Fed needs to raise rates, sort of crush inflation, and then we get right back to

00:33:05.200 the happy days of low rates, you know, at zero rates or near zero. And the New York Fed president

00:33:09.500 is saying, wait a second, guys, rates are going up, and they are going to stay up. That's the reality.

00:33:15.000 And according to, you know, who is John Williams, other than just being the New York Fed president,

00:33:18.500 which is important enough, according to CNBC, and this is a quote from them, they say, Williams,

00:33:22.720 Fed Chair Jerome Powell, and Vice Chair Lael Brainard make up the central bank policy's brain trust.

00:33:28.600 Now, I'm not so sure that there is a brain trust, but CNBC is directionally right that those are

00:33:33.320 the three who are charting the course for the Federal Reserve. So to have John Williams tell us that

00:33:38.400 today, even the Fed, right, which tried to hide, which tried to put its head in the sand, which tried to lie

00:33:43.420 to the American people, even the Fed now recognizes this is an absolute systemic crisis. It is crushing

00:33:49.620 the American people, and it's going to take long-term action from them. There is no easy fix at this

00:33:55.460 point. They put themselves in this corner, and unfortunately for the American people, there's

00:33:58.920 simply no easy fix from here. Cortez is going to join us tomorrow. We're going to walk through

00:34:03.820 what Joe Biden should say to the American people about the economy. This nonsense about MAGA being

00:34:09.120 a semi-fascist is ridiculous, but what he should do is have a blunt talk with the American people 0.87

00:34:14.760 about where we are economically and financially. Steve, what's your social media? Between now and 0.98

00:34:20.340 then, how do people get to you? Yeah, please find me, my chalk talks and everything else. I'm at Steve

00:34:24.980 on the getter, and then I'm also still on Twitter at Cortez, Steve Cortez with an ass. 0.98

00:34:30.100 Steve, thank you very much. I want to go to Mike Davis. Mike, I bring you in here always. You do the best 0.96

00:34:35.200 job, and now you're up on Fox and all these other places doing great work, and your logic is spreading

00:34:41.380 far and wide, but I want to ask you something that's maybe not a legal question. Given where we are as

00:34:47.160 a country, and you had mentioned the debt the other day on the 9 or 6 or 8 trillion dollars, given where we are

00:34:52.740 as a country financially, which is more horrific news today for entrepreneurs, the Fed, you know, the New York

00:34:59.480 chair, president, saying, hey, this is going to take a while, and we're not going to go back,

00:35:04.220 and we're not putting the punch bowl back out there. In perspective, this Mar-a-Lago, is this

00:35:09.840 total noise or signal, sir, this fiasco in Mar-a-Lago, and to your opinion?

00:35:16.660 Well, I think it's a cover-up. I think it's a cover-up, and they're trying to cover up

00:35:21.220 what Biden, Obama, Hillary, Clapper, Susan Rice, FBI intel regimes did to President Trump in 2016

00:35:31.960 with the Russian collusion hoax, and President Trump declassified those records. He took a

00:35:38.540 personal copy. He had them at Mar-a-Lago, and, you know, this whole raid is about getting back

00:35:43.060 those records. They're pretending like this is about classified records, and Trump was going to leak

00:35:48.440 out our, you know, most classified secrets, which is just complete nonsense. It was about getting

00:35:52.740 those records. So, you know, it certainly is a good political distraction for the Biden

00:36:01.780 administration to be talking about this right now instead of the failures of their regime,

00:36:06.100 including inflation, including crime, and including their disastrous policy. So it's always good

00:36:11.740 to be talking about something else.

00:36:13.840 How does he go in front? By the way, they're going to have a 40-page

00:36:17.140 analysis, and I'm going to get to that in a second, but he's going to go in front of the

00:36:20.460 nation tomorrow and basically say all the Trump supporters are semi-fascist. How does he do that

00:36:25.840 with a straight face, given the way his Justice Department and the FBI have comported themselves

00:36:30.480 in this, sir?

00:36:31.860 It's unbelievable. I mean, the Democrat supporters want to burn down churches, firebomb, crisis pregnancy

00:36:38.120 centers, kill Supreme Court justices, burn, loot, and murder, BLM, from the June 2020 on. They cost 0.97

00:36:46.940 $2 billion in damage and dozens of people killed, but it's the Trump supporters who are dangerous.

00:36:52.100 This is just unbelievable that he's doing this. It just shows how small and pathetic President 1.00

00:36:59.120 Biden is. I mean, he has nothing he can actually run on, even when he thinks he has successes, like 0.99

00:37:06.520 passing on a half trillion dollars of student loan debt for his campaign supporters on to truck drivers

00:37:15.500 and plumbers. He thinks that was a success. He has nothing to campaign on, so he just wants to push

00:37:20.600 fear and division, and that's all this is about.

00:37:22.700 Go through. There's supposed to be a response tonight. I guess the special masters and the

00:37:28.500 government said they were going to, they normally would be limited to 20 pages. I think there's

00:37:32.740 going to be 40 pages or north. Can you clarify what exactly is going on? What's the bid and the

00:37:37.240 ask here and what's actually happening?

00:37:39.340 Yeah, so the government, the Biden administration's response to the motion for, to Trump's motion for

00:37:46.080 special master to have an independent review of these documents is due tonight. It's supposed to be

00:37:51.280 20 pages, and the Biden Justice Department wants to send in 40 pages so you know it's going to be 0.98

00:37:56.940 political garbage. If you can't get your point across in 20 pages, then what the hell are you 0.99

00:38:01.360 saying? And then Trump has to respond tomorrow, and then the oral argument is set for Thursday,

00:38:06.760 September 1st. Trump has beefed up his legal team significantly. He brought on former Florida

00:38:13.660 Solicitor General Chris Keis. Chris Keis is a top attorney. He was the top appellate attorney for the

00:38:20.580 state of Florida. He's argued cases before the Supreme Court. He worked at a big law firm, Foley

00:38:25.260 and Lardner. He is a great addition, and he's going to complement the Trump legal team very well.

00:38:30.240 This is exactly what Trump needed to do. It perfectly rounds out Trump's legal team so we

00:38:36.220 can have someone writing the legal briefs and preserving legal issues for appeal, because this

00:38:41.040 is almost certainly going to go to the Supreme Court. We saw with Merrick Garland, he put out an order

00:38:46.820 to 90,000 Justice Department employees today, essentially a shot across the ballot. If they go

00:38:53.040 talk to Congress, they're in trouble. I mean, it's unbelievable, the intimidation

00:38:57.720 from Merrick Garland. So that's getting people riled up today. So there's a lot happening this week.

00:39:03.820 I think this judge, Eileen Cannon, is a fair-minded judge. She's from Cali, Columbia, immigrant.

00:39:11.260 She went to Duke for undergrad. She clerks for Judge Colleton, a really great judge on the Eighth

00:39:22.040 Circuit Court of Appeals based out of Iowa, my home state. She has been a federal prosecutor for

00:39:27.340 many years. She was at Gibson, a big international prestigious law firm for many years. She's no

00:39:32.540 nonsense. And I think she's trying to, I think she's seeing through the political weaponization 0.95

00:39:39.840 of the Justice Department because she's, she says she's inclined to appoint a special master

00:39:44.600 to sort out this document fight between a former, the office of former President Trump along with

00:39:49.980 the Biden Justice Department and President Biden. Is that why they put out immediately after the,

00:39:56.460 the, after the day after it was filed? Oh, we've already finished special masters not needed.

00:40:02.700 They're going to come in 20. Do you think the incremental 20 pages are to give some detail and

00:40:07.780 try to make it look as, as horrible as possible? You've kind of seen the inventory. You think they

00:40:11.460 actually go through and try to list to try to get political points here, not legal points?

00:40:16.520 That this is going to be, they're going to try to throw as, as much against the wall as they can in

00:40:21.420 40 pages. The fact that they're saying, Oh, don't worry about this. We already have it covered.

00:40:26.000 Well, what, what are they, what are they hiding? Why are they so worried that a, an article three

00:40:31.300 judge is going to appoint a special master to check the Biden Justice Department's homework here?

00:40:35.960 Because the Biden Justice Department certainly does not have a good track record when it comes

00:40:40.540 to President Trump, Biden, the Biden National Security Division, the counterespionage unit within

00:40:47.420 the counterespionage, within the National Security Division is corrupted. The FBI counterespionage unit is

00:40:54.060 corrupted. We've seen this with Crossfire Hurricane. We've seen this in this case where they're lying

00:40:58.920 and leaking constantly. In this case, lying about Merrick Garland didn't personally approve this

00:41:05.200 rate. That's a lie. They lied about Trump having nuclear documents. That's a lie. They lied that

00:41:10.320 President Trump and the White House did not have prior knowledge that this rate was coming. That's a

00:41:15.060 lie. They paved the way for it by waiving Trump's claim of executive privilege. And they're

00:41:19.140 constantly leaking. They're illegally leaking grand jury material to Newsweek. They're

00:41:23.820 inappropriately leaking out of this affidavit to paint this picture, this, this picture that's

00:41:29.180 supposedly bad for Trump, but actually not. And at the same time that they, they took the black 0.91

00:41:34.140 Sharpie to the entire thing. It's, you know, they couldn't get this affidavit out there.

00:41:38.320 Sunlight is the best disinfectant. They can't get this out there for the public to see, but they're

00:41:42.900 selectively leaking out of it. They're trying to try President Trump and the court of, and the,

00:41:47.040 the court of public opinion is sort of the court of law.

00:41:51.100 Let's get, I think we got Boris finally. Boris, tonight they're going to put 40 pages out. My

00:41:55.400 question is, is that they've already, you know, they already said, oh, we don't need a special

00:41:59.200 master. It looks like they're going to lose that with this judge. Are they just doing this to get

00:42:03.080 political points tonight to try to embarrass President Trump?

00:42:07.200 Well, I think they're trying to fight on, you know, on any point whatsoever they can, but they're

00:42:11.160 failing. And the reason they're failing, Steve, is because they, they already know that what they did

00:42:16.360 is unconstitutional. They already know that what they did is wrong. They know that there's no legal

00:42:21.200 standing under the Presidential Records Act for the action that they took. So now they couldn't fit

00:42:26.400 it into 20 pages. They're going to try to do 40 pages of mental gymnastics to show why somehow you

00:42:33.640 don't need a special master to review the attorney, client, and executive privilege, why you don't need

00:42:38.340 for the, you know, the actual, you know, substantive inventory to be turned over to President Trump and

00:42:44.180 his legal team. So I think that's what you're going to see. You're going to see a lot of hyperbole.

00:42:49.020 You may see, you know, you may see a lot of high language, but, you know, they can't answer the

00:42:53.160 basic question. The basic question is this. Why did the DOJ need to ransack and break in to President

00:43:01.080 Trump's home of Mar-a-Lago when there was complete cooperation and he's been in full compliance with

00:43:06.140 the Presidential Records Act? And now you've got this disaster of the FBI, the special agent in charge

00:43:10.720 being fired, and how Garland, and I think that's whistleblower interference to say nobody contact

00:43:16.600 Congress. What does that mean? That means he doesn't want any more whistleblowers like the

00:43:20.540 ones who outed the ball.

00:43:21.940 Okay. Hang on. We're going to take a short break. Mike Davis, Boris Epstein on the other side.

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00:45:22.760 Okay. Welcome back. I want to go to Mike Davis. Mike, this whistleblower thing, is this real?

00:45:28.920 What did Garland send? Because you work for Grassley. You know how important whistleblowers are.

00:45:33.500 Correct me if I'm wrong. I think Trump was impeached off a whistleblower. They're essential

00:45:38.660 to the system, right? Even when the guy of Trump was, it was a perfect phone call. Did Garland

00:45:44.140 try to throttle down the whistleblowers? From what I understand, I have not actually read the memo.

00:45:49.240 I've had it reported to me from three different sources of the Justice Department and one

00:45:53.600 congressional source. But he specifically acknowledges the Whistleblower Protection Act,

00:45:59.060 how whistleblowers can go to Congress. But it's the timing of this that's so bad that Merrick

00:46:05.180 Garland thought it was a good time to send a memo to 90,000 Justice Department employees telling

00:46:11.620 them essentially, you can't go to Congress. You can't call Congress. And it's just horrific timing.

00:46:17.280 Notice that all the leaks coming out of the Justice Department, senior Justice Department

00:46:22.060 officials, there was no memo from Attorney General Merrick Garland saying that you can't

00:46:26.580 leak from affidavits in ongoing criminal cases. You can't illegally leak from grand jury proceedings,

00:46:32.820 which is exactly what the Biden Justice Department's been doing with President Trump. But they wanted

00:46:37.680 to have this shot across the bow, warning people essentially that if you go to Congress,

00:46:42.920 you're going to pay a price. Mike Davis, how do people follow you at Article 3? Because you're

00:46:49.240 working on so much more stuff than this. That's amazing, particularly your big tech, the stuff

00:46:54.680 you're working on big tech and the tech oligarchs. How do people get to you and how they follow you on

00:46:58.040 social media? Because your media hits now are all over and people should be able to follow them

00:47:02.560 during the day. Yeah, thank you very much, Steve. Let me get the message out here. It's

00:47:07.280 article3project.org, article3project.org, at article3project, at article3project. And my

00:47:14.800 personal is at MRDDMI. Thank you again, Steve. Mike Davis, thank you so much. Boris, Mike had

00:47:23.980 mentioned earlier before you were able to jump off your call and get on here about the new member

00:47:28.060 of the team. Sounds like a heavyweight. I thought the media was telling me that nobody wanted to work

00:47:32.820 for President Trump and no major law firm would touch him, sir. Well, Steve, Chris Kies is very

00:47:38.840 strong, was twice a former Solicitor General of Florida. He's great to work with. I'll tell you

00:47:43.140 this, I've gotten to know him. He's somebody who is very insightful and very smart, but also very

00:47:48.160 tough. So, you know, he's a great member of the team. And we really have a top-notch, strong legal

00:47:55.560 counsel team. We've got Jim Trustee, former head of the Organized Crime Division of the DOJ. We've got

00:48:00.960 Evan Corcoran, you know, who's a career-long prosecutor. Now we've got Chris Kies. You know,

00:48:06.400 we've got others, right? We've got Alina Haba, we've got Lindsey Halligan. The team is very,

00:48:12.020 very strong. The three leaders of the team and the outside counsel partner are going to be

00:48:16.420 Jim Trustee, Evan Corcoran, and Chris Kies. And that's what the posse should expect to see. And

00:48:21.700 I think even as you saw in some of the mainstream coverage today, this connotes a lot of strength and

00:48:27.680 very unusual for us to get coverage which says, oh, President Trump gets some heavy hitters on

00:48:33.860 board. You know, that positivity will probably last about 24 hours. But the key message to those out

00:48:38.340 there who are worried is, do not worry. President Trump, MAGA, are covered by strong attorneys who

00:48:44.480 are fighting at every juncture to make sure that we do not allow for this weaponization,

00:48:49.400 politicization of our law enforcement, stand up to political domineering, stand up to political

00:48:57.060 targeting, which is clearly happening all across the country. But let me ask you, you know,

00:49:02.340 Biden's going to get up on Thursday and make an address to the nation or try to, if the networks

00:49:07.020 pick it up, to talk about MAGA is a semi-fascist movement, all this. Talk to me about Merrick Garland

00:49:13.640 and Mike Davis's point. There's been all these leaks. And quite frankly, Merrick Garland at his three

00:49:19.540 minute press statement walks off the stage. They leaked to Washington Post immediately about nuclear

00:49:25.500 codes, which we haven't seen a queue, anything in inventory and queue at all. Right. And he puts

00:49:30.760 out a all point, you know, all points bulletin, all hands on deck for 90,000 people a day to tell

00:49:35.640 them, hey, nobody goes to Congress right inside the line of the whistleblower act. So how do we

00:49:41.160 take this? I mean, this thing looks like it's losing altitude quickly as you guys ramp up. But it

00:49:47.740 looks like it's losing altitude quickly. But they're just not going to back off. You agree?

00:49:52.200 I think that the other side is nervous. They're undoubtedly worried. Why else would they need

00:49:58.840 double the amount of space to put together a short argument? And really, you know, as Lee

00:50:02.840 Atwater used to say, right, if you can't make a hit in 10 seconds, don't bother. So the American 0.87

00:50:08.100 people have coalesced around President Trump and MAGA like they've never before. And I think that the

00:50:13.260 DOJ since then, this firing of the special agent in charge has been huge news. And this was a person

00:50:19.260 who was literally at the at the keystone, right, at the very beginning of this investigation,

00:50:24.460 President Trump, the wrongful investigation, which has culminated in the break in and raid

00:50:29.200 of his home at Mar-a-Lago. So there's absolutely no doubt that the DOJ FBI are off balance here.

00:50:34.700 They're on the back foot. And MAGA continues to be on the rise, continues to be ascended under the

00:50:39.220 leadership of President Donald J. Trump.

00:50:40.700 Using your political hat and, you know, head of surrogates, senior advisor, do you believe the

00:50:48.000 timing of Biden talk is about the MAGA movement is showing that they are nervous? They realize this

00:50:55.000 thing has not gotten traction like they thought, except on MSNBC and the editorial pages of the New

00:51:00.380 York Times and on Drudge and on the Drudge Report. Do you think that the timing there is specific?

00:51:05.160 First, they started with ultra MAGA, right? And that became a rallying cry for us. And then,

00:51:09.940 you know, now they're calling MAGA fashions. And you've got people like Chris Sununu who are going

00:51:14.540 after Biden for doing so because they're using literally dehumanizing language about over 50%,

00:51:21.440 and I believe two-thirds of the country. So yes, I think, you know, Biden, the Democrats,

00:51:27.140 they've seen just how derided they are, just how disgusted the American public is with them.

00:51:34.420 And now you've got Biden trying to go to Philadelphia and do this speech, which I'm

00:51:38.020 sure is going to be an absolute and total disaster for him and his speckless administration.

00:51:43.640 Boris, how do people follow you now on social media and to get to your morning newsletter?

00:51:48.360 Probably more than ever, people want to stay up to date with your social media. How do people get

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00:52:07.940 Thank you. By the way, for the next hour, we're going to go to two real fighters. Tina Forte, 1.00

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Episode 2118： Nigel Farage On The Decline Of The West; The American Public Is Disgusted By Merrick Garland

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