Bannon's War Room - Episode 2182： The Clueless Fed; The Media Continues To Smear The First Ever Woman Democratically Elected To Italian Government; They Want Us To Be The Perfect Consumer

00:00:00.000 of a pullback are you expecting here? Well, first of all, I think that the GDP number is one way to

00:00:08.420 think about the economic performance, but many others would suggest that the economy has a lot

00:00:12.820 of positive momentum. We're still creating lots of jobs on a monthly basis. And so I actually

00:00:17.800 think that there is some ability for the economy to absorb our actions and slow in a relatively

00:00:24.460 orderly way. Look, we need to have slowdown. There's no question about that. But I do think

00:00:29.620 that we're going to do all that we can at the Federal Reserve to avoid deep, deep pain. And I

00:00:35.640 think there are some scenarios where that's likely to happen. Deep, deep pain or that you can avoid the

00:00:41.440 deep, deep pain? Oh, that we can avoid the pain. Thank you for that. Sorry. Alan Blind. Big sell-offs.

00:00:47.620 Retail investors tend to buy the dip, but this year's extended downturn has put a dent in that

00:00:52.380 popular strategy, making 2022 the worst year for buying stock market dips since 1931, I believe.

00:01:01.840 CNBC contributor Gunjan Banerjee of the Wall Street Journal is out with a new piece examining the age-old

00:01:07.800 strategy, which remains popular despite recent losses. And she joins us now. So are people still

00:01:13.860 chasing the dips, Gunjan? It looks like they are. Buy the dip. One of the most popular strategies of

00:01:23.740 the past few years and even since the last financial crisis has retained its popularity this year

00:01:29.940 during, you know, this months-long sell-off that has now dragged the S&P 500 down more than 20 percent.

00:01:36.280 Individual investors do seem to be hanging on. They do seem to be buying more when the S&P 500

00:01:43.200 declines than when it's rising, though many are being tested by this incredible downturn. And it's

00:01:50.160 been painful, to say the least. Well, it certainly has been. I mean, I think people got accustomed to

00:01:55.480 or maybe spoiled by the idea that whenever the stock market went down temporarily, it was pretty soon

00:02:02.640 going to over the last decade. It was pretty soon going to snap back and then go higher than it was

00:02:08.300 and maybe come down. Then it was going to go higher than it was. That works until it doesn't. And right

00:02:13.720 now it doesn't seem to be working because the steps are not going higher. The steps seem to be going

00:02:19.720 lower as we broke last week through those June lows. That's right. You know, it's been the worst year

00:02:26.460 for buying the stock market dip since 1931, the second worst year on record. And look, the past

00:02:32.880 few years, it kind of just seemed like stocks would keep going up and up and up. And so many people just

00:02:39.540 felt really rich, right? Because they did buy on those dips. Then the stock market shot up immediately.

00:02:46.240 And one individual investor I spoke with said, look, I got greedy. I thought it would be so easy

00:02:51.420 to turn my brokerage account into 100K brokerage account. I thought I'd be able to pay for my

00:02:57.740 daughter's college education through the stock market, shielding them from loans, because it just

00:03:04.500 seems so easy for a few years. And that has not been the environment at all. And I think just zooming

00:03:10.960 out, this shows you how much the market has changed this year with higher bond yields and tumbling stock

00:03:16.900 prices. Okay, welcome. It is Monday, 26 September, year of our Lord 2022. Let's bring in Steve Cortez.

00:03:26.100 Steve, I guess we don't give financial advisory. We don't give financial advice on the show. But we

00:03:34.020 have mocked and ridiculed many times the cheerleaders at certain other channels, hawking buying the dip,

00:03:41.100 Steve Cortez, and also the Atlanta Fed, the Atlanta Fed president makes another makes another guest

00:03:46.400 appearance in the war room. Talk to us, sir. Yes. So Steve, well, first of all, you know,

00:03:51.060 unfortunately, for many Americans who do rely on those legacy platforms for their financial

00:03:55.380 information, they've had their head handed to them this year. You know, that woman from the

00:03:59.780 Wall Street Journal said, if you thought this was going to be easy to build your wealth through

00:04:03.860 investing, well, that's not happening. It's also not easy or it's impossible to build your wealth

00:04:07.800 through working because real wages are crashing in this country for a record consecutive now of 18

00:04:14.280 straight months under Joe Biden. And most of the blame absolutely belongs with Biden and with his

00:04:19.160 acolytes on Capitol Hill, people like Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer. But a lot of the blame as well

00:04:24.280 does belong on the Fed, Steve. And I think this is important. I'm glad you opened the show with that

00:04:28.620 clip of Raphael Bostic, who is the president of the Atlanta Fed. I put up a new article. It's the second

00:04:33.380 time that I have written about him because I've been frankly astounded at the kinds of things he says.

00:04:38.660 For somebody with a really important position, okay, the head of the Federal Reserve in the

00:04:43.060 southern United States, maybe the most dynamic economic area in America, and somebody with

00:04:48.500 incredible credentials. Again, he's another example of why we shouldn't rely on just credentialism,

00:04:53.300 somebody who went to Harvard and Stanford. And yet he says things that are just so inane, so wrong,

00:04:59.600 so misguided, that it's almost hard to believe that he believes them. So what he said over the

00:05:05.000 weekend, which was really incredible to me, is he said, I think if you and I give the full quotes in my

00:05:09.500 new article, it's up on my substack, he said, I think that we're going to avoid deep, deep pain.

00:05:15.640 Well, that's not exactly reassuring, particularly when we put that in context of what he said just

00:05:20.160 a few weeks ago, which we previously talked about on this show, Steve, when he was at Jackson Hole at

00:05:24.420 the central bank confab out in Wyoming, when he said that this kind of inflation that we're

00:05:29.700 experiencing, he said it was unimaginable just 18 months ago. He literally said that, no, it was

00:05:35.640 totally imaginable. All right. And as a matter of fact, it was fairly easily forecastable, I think,

00:05:40.920 to people who were actually paying attention to people who are well versed in economics,

00:05:44.720 who aren't committed to narrative, who prefer facts and narrative, and to people who are students

00:05:49.120 of economic history. So you certainly got it right. Peter Navarro got it right. I got it right. A few

00:05:54.580 others did, but almost no one in corporate media and no one at the Federal Reserve. Instead, people like

00:06:00.920 Bostick, people like his boss, Jerome Powell, people like the former Fed chair, current Treasury

00:06:06.100 Secretary, Janet Yellen, they chose to lie to the American people all through 2021 and pretend that

00:06:12.860 the inflation was transitory. And they used that ridiculous term of propaganda over and over again

00:06:19.260 and again, when the Fed, by the way, could have been slowly adjusting rates upward to try to fight

00:06:25.160 what was then growing but containable inflation. Well, now the fire is burning out of control.

00:06:30.400 Now the Fed is trying to raise rates extremely quickly at a pace that is taking an already

00:06:36.000 troubled economy and sending it over the ditch even further. That's the economic reality. And

00:06:41.380 you don't have to take my word for it. We can certainly get into prices truth. And we can get

00:06:45.640 into what financial markets have been doing lately and what they did just today. And we have some charts

00:06:50.020 that we'll show as well about the unfortunate reality, the unfortunate consequences of the total

00:06:55.200 economic mismanagement, the total caused economic crisis of the Biden regime.

00:07:00.200 This is a created crisis. And I want everybody to know your life and the market signals today,

00:07:05.420 but Steve's going to get into a second and going to change your life pretty dramatically.

00:07:09.380 But I want to go back to Dr. Bostick. The Atlanta Fed is the Fed that actually puts out

00:07:14.460 the GDP forecast, right? They're kind of renowned for that. I think now,

00:07:18.400 because they're having these still arguments on TV, which he's part of,

00:07:21.420 oh, we're in a recession, are we not in a recession, the technical things.

00:07:24.240 I think their third quarter forecast actually is negative growth right now.

00:07:29.200 So tell us, how do they have Dr. Bostick in charge of the one that's probably one of the

00:07:33.600 most important we've got outside the New York Fed? Because it really does the forecasting of so

00:07:37.740 many people depend upon. They do. And listen, let me tell you that, okay? As somebody who is a student

00:07:42.400 and a connoisseur of that data, the Atlanta Fed, they have a fantastic team of economists there.

00:07:47.240 They really do, which I think makes his opinions and his pontificating and his wrongheaded line

00:07:52.980 on air even more obscene because the Atlanta Fed puts out some really good information. The GDP now

00:07:58.240 indicator is one of them. They also put out the sticky inflation index. I've talked a lot on this

00:08:03.520 show and in my writing about the stickier aspects to inflation, things that once the price goes up,

00:08:08.680 things like rents, they are unlikely or impossible to go back down. The Atlanta Fed has actually

00:08:13.780 quantified that and has a rating on sticky inflation, which has absolutely exploded,

00:08:18.160 of course, at historic pace in recent months. So there is some good work done by some of the

00:08:22.800 grundoons at the Atlanta Fed, but not by the people in charge. And I think, again, too,

00:08:26.580 we have to ask ourselves why. I think, number one, the Fed, and again, I'm not trying to take the blame

00:08:30.760 off of Biden in any sense. He absolutely deserves the lion's share of the blame. And we have to replace

00:08:35.600 every single Democrat on Capitol Hill who was part of helping his regime do this to the American

00:08:40.420 economy. But I'm saying we can do both. We can do the both and. While we are appropriately blaming

00:08:46.060 Biden for this economic carnage, we need to also recognize the full complicity of the Federal

00:08:51.720 Reserve at every level, from the chairman of the Fed all the way to the regional presidents to the

00:08:55.620 other members of the board of governors on the Fed. And I think part of the reason, Steve, that they

00:08:59.960 have so lost their commitment and what was really a great historical legacy. The Fed was a revered

00:09:06.340 institution in American life for good reason, because of the great men of decades past who

00:09:11.680 led it. It is now interested, I think, really only in two things. Number one, and this is its first

00:09:15.700 priority, is its own institutional power, right? And the best way for it to preserve and intensify

00:09:21.380 its institutional power is to play ball with the establishment. No better person to play ball with

00:09:26.100 than Janet Yellen as Secretary of the Treasury and Joe Biden in the Oval Office. But I think the second

00:09:30.580 thing is we see a lot of mission creep at the Fed. And I give the citations in my article to point

00:09:35.600 this out about Bostick. He's totally, when I say mission creep, he is totally focused on a social

00:09:41.680 left agenda, on a social justice warrior agenda, trying to use the Fed as an agent of so-called,

00:09:48.900 quote, equity. He wrote an entire paper in 2020 about how the United States is systemically racist,

00:09:54.580 in which he mentioned George Floyd. It's quite something, by the way, Steve, if we are such a

00:09:59.360 racist country, we're doing a pretty bad job of it. If we allow somebody like Dr. Bostick to earn

00:10:04.420 degrees from Harvard and Stanford, achieve a tenured professorship at the University of Southern

00:10:09.480 California, and then become the president of one of the most important banks in the United States,

00:10:14.020 that doesn't sound like a very bigoted country to me. So the reality, though, here is, again,

00:10:18.880 I think for a couple of reasons of bad motivation, the Fed has been totally derelict in its duty.

00:10:24.000 It's now totally in a corner trying to fight its way out. But here's the reality. As the market shows us,

00:10:29.760 the Fed is raising rates into the teeth of an economy that was already totally struggling,

00:10:36.220 more than struggling, that was careening lower. I think, should we look at some of the charts

00:10:40.180 here, Steve? Yeah, let's go. I just want to make sure that the title of the piece is The Clueless

00:10:44.420 Fed. It's in Steve Cortez. How do people get to your substat? Because I want them to particularly go

00:10:50.140 there. This is a very analytical piece. And we know from all the great feedback we've gotten from

00:10:54.960 Bend, Oregon, and others. People want more charts, more detailed analysis. So where do they go for

00:10:59.280 this? Yeah, so please go to my social media. I prefer you go to my getter, the Free Speech Home.

00:11:03.920 I just did a getter right before the show. I was, Steve, I was sort of the appetizer to your entree.

00:11:08.180 We did a getter live stream. And on getter, I'm just at Steve. You can also find it on my Twitter,

00:11:13.500 where I'm at Cortez Steve Cortez with an S. So yes, please take a look. Read this article. I am

00:11:18.520 always very careful to cite. I don't just offer opinion. I make sure to back it with evidence and

00:11:24.920 data and provide the citations of exactly what I'm talking about. And unfortunately, here's the

00:11:29.860 reality. Let's talk about the consequences then of this total mismanagement, both on the fiscal side

00:11:34.660 by Joe Biden, his attack on American energy, the exorbitant borrowing and spending orgy that they

00:11:39.320 engaged upon with the help of establishment Republicans, plus a derelict Fed. What has it resulted

00:11:44.000 in? Well, inflation at generation plus highs, meaning interest rates are soaring and hitting

00:11:50.260 decade plus records yet again today. If we can pull up chart 10, this is the unfortunate tale of

00:11:56.080 woe in the bond market. And as I've repeatedly said, you'd probably think that stocks are more fun,

00:12:01.040 but bonds are much more important for your life. And so bonds today hit three, 10-year treasuries

00:12:06.120 hit 3.93% in interest rates. We were getting very close to 4%, a level that we have not seen

00:12:13.200 in over a decade. And for the folks who are watching the program, I want to make sure they

00:12:17.120 see there the comparison side by side of what 10-year treasury yield, what interest rates did

00:12:22.500 under Trump, stable to heading lower, and what they did now have done and are doing under Joe Biden.

00:12:30.220 And notice that contrast. During Donald Trump's, even his first three years, before the CCP virus,

00:12:35.900 when we had an economy that was growing aggressively, when we had personal incomes in real terms

00:12:41.100 that were leaping ahead, we had contained inflation and contained interest rates. Now we have the

00:12:47.320 exact opposite. We have the worst of both worlds where your real wages are crashing and interest

00:12:52.160 rates are absolutely soaring. It's been a miserable performance for interest rates. You know, that woman

00:12:57.440 from the Wall Street Journal also mentioned that it's been the worst year for buying the dip in stocks

00:13:01.460 since 1931. That's pretty terrible news. You know what's also terrible news? It has been the worst

00:13:06.280 year to buy bonds ever, ever, Steve, not just since 1931. The U.S. 10-year treasury has never had a worse

00:13:13.180 year than what it is having right now in 2022, as shown by that chart, by the spike in yields, meaning

00:13:19.060 as yields go up, the bond price, the 10-year treasury price goes down. Now let's talk about some of the

00:13:25.220 consequences of this. Very real-world consequences for you. If we go to chart number two, this is, and I don't

00:13:31.100 think I've shown this yet on the show, these are investment-grade corporate bonds. So these, I think

00:13:35.660 I've shown the spread, but not the actual investment grades. These are companies that are predictable and

00:13:40.420 boring, companies who pay their debt on time, companies who are not considered to be risky,

00:13:46.180 okay? These are normally for grandma. These are normally for the safest poor-year portfolio.

00:13:50.400 They're basically like treasuries, but they offer just a little more yield than treasuries, so a lot of

00:13:54.520 investors like to pour into them at times. Investment-grade bonds have been rinsed this year.

00:14:01.660 This is the ETF, the ticker is LQD, but trades like a stock, but when you buy it, you're not buying a

00:14:06.420 stock, you're buying an investment-grade bond. And year-to-date, they have absolutely collapsed down

00:14:11.580 22% on the year. In principle, Steve, this is calamitous. It has never happened before.

00:14:19.980 Yeah. I mean, it's almost hard. Let's take a break. I want to come back because these are

00:14:25.120 government securities. We talk about a sovereign debt crisis. I mean, you've never had, these are

00:14:29.220 supposed to be what Aunt Daisy buys and puts away for retirement. It's unimaginable. And the media 0.95

00:14:36.760 won't talk about it. This is the markets voting on the Biden business plan for America. And they're

00:14:42.340 voting, it's obscene what's happening. It's obscene what's happening to capital, people's pension funds,

00:14:48.840 401ks, all of it. Short commercial break. Steve Cortez, next in Warren.

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00:16:25.800 Okay. Welcome back. I want to make sure everybody goes to birchgold.com forward slash Bannon. You get

00:16:30.560 the end of the dollar empire. A lot of what we're talking about, the politics of money was part one.

00:16:35.260 The second is the fall of the dollars, the prime reserve currency. This is a primer to get everybody

00:16:42.080 up to speed. We're going to spend a lot of time on this in the coming days and weeks ahead as the

00:16:46.500 politics of money becomes central to our political dialogue. So you have to understand it. We try to

00:16:52.060 break it down in a relatively simple way. We're going to be talking a lot more about this. I'll also

00:16:56.940 probably be doing some specials about it with the birchgold guys and Peter Navarro, Steve Cortez,

00:17:01.860 and others. Steve, I just want to make sure to go back because what you're saying is so

00:17:06.460 profound and important to the country and to people, individuals that it just boggles my mind

00:17:14.220 that the Wall Street Journal, the Financial Times of London, New York Times, these papers that cover

00:17:21.600 business are not talking about this. I want you to go back and talk about what investment grade

00:17:26.640 securities. This is normally the safe harbor where people take their cash out of the stock market and

00:17:33.120 put a safe harbor. They've been eviscerated. It's a bear. I never thought it's a bear market in

00:17:37.980 the safest securities we have, sir.

00:17:42.060 Right. In insurance and what is supposed to be the stability, the insurance for your portfolio.

00:17:47.480 And not only has it not been insurance, it has been absolutely rinsed. And to your point,

00:17:51.960 I think the folks in media who do know what's going on, who see what's happening, they're just

00:17:56.380 too committed to narrative and they will prioritize their personal narrative, their personal propaganda,

00:18:01.240 their leftist political leanings, and just ignore what's going on. And I think there's also a lot of

00:18:05.320 folks, particularly in TV news, who frankly just don't understand what's going on. They haven't had

00:18:09.420 enough real world experience. They've only worked in media or they've only been lawyers before and

00:18:13.680 they just don't see what's going on here. So kudos to you, Steve. You're the only major media figure

00:18:18.540 who is uncovering this for the American people. And it is so consequential to regular Americans

00:18:23.160 because it's understandable that a lot of regular Americans don't follow this. You don't follow the

00:18:26.440 bond market day to day, even if you're into the stock market. A lot of folks just aren't in the

00:18:29.980 markets, period. But that's why you do such a good job of pulling that curtain back and saying,

00:18:34.380 look behind here. This is what really matters. I mean, a lot of things matter, of course,

00:18:38.560 in terms of the economy. But if we can put chart number two up there again, just for another quick

00:18:42.500 look on the LQD, which stands for liquid, essentially. So this is the ETF, the exchange

00:18:49.240 traded fund for investment grade corporate bonds. You buy it like a stock. It's a ticker,

00:18:54.460 but you're not really buying stocks. You're buying a group of investment grade bonds. These are the

00:18:58.220 biggest brand name companies that every single person would know and recognize companies who pay

00:19:03.040 their debt on time. And this is considered to be insurance. You know, when you talk about a 60-40

00:19:08.240 investment blend, you invest roughly 60% traditionally in stocks. That's where you're

00:19:12.820 going to really make your money over time. But that 40% of bonds is where you collect some interest

00:19:16.880 over time and it's insurance against calamitous times. When that 60% gets slammed, normally that

00:19:23.300 40% stocks gives you some stability. It either increases in value or holds its value. What's

00:19:28.140 happening right now instead is the 60-40 blend is getting decimated. It's getting absolutely shot

00:19:33.120 with both barrels, bonds on that chart, which I'm showing right there, year to date in principle down

00:19:39.360 22% on investment grade corporate. So let's talk about another real world ramification of this. If we

00:19:45.800 can go to chart number three on real estate, because of course, rising real estate is terrible for a lot

00:19:50.340 of parts of the economy, but most particularly for real estate. So these are REITs, real estate

00:19:55.260 investment trusts. And a lot of folks out there probably know of REITs, but they may not realize that

00:19:59.620 there's an ETF, an exchange traded fund of REITs. So in other words, this is a grouping of the

00:20:04.580 biggest REITs. So you're getting a lot of exposure here, mostly commercial and retail, not as much

00:20:09.420 residential. There is some residential in there, but it's mostly commercial and retail real estate

00:20:15.420 in the United States. The ticker is the IYR. And much like the LQD, this has been absolutely decimated,

00:20:23.280 particularly in the last few weeks where I drew that red arrow there down the line. The IYR

00:20:28.100 down 29% on the year, just liquidation right now in the REITs. These are the real world consequences

00:20:37.480 of Joe Biden's policies and the Fed dereliction of duty. That's all going to flow through the

00:20:43.460 economy to these financial capital markets. I want to be specific is that this shows you the

00:20:48.440 evisceration. Remember these, when he talks about investment grade and he talks about, you know,

00:20:53.340 buying into the REITs, that's for capital preservation. You don't think these things are going to be four

00:20:57.500 and five baggers as far as price increases, but you'd never think they're for capital preservation

00:21:02.720 and clip some coupons, right? Get some dividends, get some interest payments. You never think you

00:21:08.400 got to worry about the face amount, right? So these are capital preservation. That's eviscerated.

00:21:14.040 What Biden's doing now, and this is why I say we have an opportunity to destroy the Democratic Party

00:21:18.720 as a national political institution, because they're eviscerating a generation of people right here.

00:21:24.380 This is not going to be turned around in a week, okay? As much happy talk as you are,

00:21:28.620 it's not going to be turned around in a week. I also want to go, the 10-year treasury is almost

00:21:31.680 four. It's 3.9%. The two-year treasury is over four. Real quickly, Steve, before we go talk about

00:21:38.480 Georgia Maloney and Italy, talk to me about how that's going to roll through people's lives, 0.91

00:21:43.940 through their car loans, through their mortgages, through their credit cards, sir.

00:21:47.680 And it's well over four. And that's an inverted yield curve, which is very abnormal. Lately,

00:21:53.300 it's become the norm under Joe Biden, but historically, it's incredibly abnormal. In

00:21:57.660 other words, two-year interest rates are higher right now than 10-year. That is the opposite of

00:22:02.860 how things are supposed to operate. To put it in personal terms for folks to maybe understand it

00:22:06.720 better, if you walk into a bank and buy a certificate of deposit, if you give the bank your

00:22:10.420 money for only 60 days, you get a very tiny amount of interest rates. If you say, hey, I'll give you the

00:22:14.240 money for two years, you get more. That's a normal interest rate. That's a normal interest rate

00:22:18.760 curve. The curve is inverted now. It is the opposite of that, which was a big sign of a

00:22:24.300 recession, which we have been warning about for well more than a year on this show. And we're

00:22:28.260 proven right, even though the corporate media tries to pretend otherwise and tries to tell you

00:22:32.600 that two plus two doesn't equal four, and that two quarters of negative growth in a row don't equal

00:22:38.560 a recession. They do. That is the reality right now. But regarding more real-world

00:22:44.020 ramifications of interest rates rising, car loans, mortgages, student loans, I mean, everything.

00:22:49.600 And the whole world of loans is based off of 10-year treasury yield in the United States. That's sort

00:22:56.360 of the North Star of interest rates. So it rising this dramatically into a slowdown. I mean, I can't

00:23:02.440 emphasize that enough, Steve. Normally, if you were to see this kind of interest rate increase, it would

00:23:06.900 at least be because the economy is getting hot. Now, it still would be worrisome for interest rates to

00:23:11.040 rise this fast, okay? But what you have now is the opposite situation. You have interest rates

00:23:16.360 absolutely spiking with an economy that is plunging lower, with the lowest consumer confidence in the

00:23:23.620 history of the survey, University of Michigan, that goes all the way back to the 1950s, with PMI's

00:23:29.000 crashing, purchasing managers indexes crashing below 50 in the United States, and for that matter,

00:23:34.780 worldwide. And again, why? Let's get back to besides the Fed. Let's put them aside for a second.

00:23:38.620 Let's get back to the politicians who did this. Biden and Pelosi and Schumer, they did three

00:23:42.840 things. They attacked American energy, American domestic energy production, the energy renaissance

00:23:47.580 that was ushered in by Donald Trump. They went after it first thing. Secondly, absolute orgy,

00:23:52.380 exorbitant borrowing and spending in a country that was already doing too much borrowing and spending,

00:23:56.620 okay? And then the third thing, and this is crucial, is escalating what is a regional conflict in

00:24:01.220 the Black Sea, which should be economically pretty immaterial to the United States and the rest of the

00:24:05.340 world. They escalated that into a global conflagration with massive inflationary effects for

00:24:10.900 the world. So I also put a lot of the blame for global inflation on Joe Biden. Now, listen,

00:24:15.940 I care about America, and I want us to solve our problems for America. But I'm also very cognizant

00:24:21.180 and very aware that the reckless policies of Joe Biden and taking a leadership role in escalating that

00:24:27.460 conflict in Ukraine, he is also partly responsible for the economic damage that is being wrought around the

00:24:32.960 world. Oh, no doubt. Do we have that? Let's do the, uh, hang on, Steve. I want to get your comments

00:24:38.040 on Italy. Do we have the cold open for Maria Luisa Rossi Hawkins? Can we go ahead and play it? 0.95

00:24:43.320 Voters in Italy tomorrow appear poised to make a hard right turn. The woman expected to become 0.99

00:24:48.700 prime minister leads a party with roots in neo-fascism. The hallmarks of Italian fascism,

00:24:54.240 like this motto. God, fatherland, and family. A far-right political party whose roots go back

00:25:02.600 to post-World War II neo-fascist. Far-right political party whose roots go back to post-World

00:25:08.400 War II neo-fascists. Roots in Italy's post-war fascist movement. Roots in Italy's 20th century

00:25:14.220 neo-fascist movement. Maloney herself, uh, was a, a hardcore neo-fascist militant.

00:25:20.820 Stunning because of Italy's disastrous history, the last time a hard right party

00:25:25.160 rose to power. The most far-right government in that country since Mussolini. Most right-wing

00:25:31.740 government since Mussolini. Since Mussolini. A red flag, if there ever was one, says Edith

00:25:38.080 Brooke, a renowned poet and Holocaust survivor. Italy about to see the country's most right-wing

00:25:44.100 government since World War II. Most far-right. Far-right. Far-right. Government since World War II.

00:25:49.840 Since the end of World War II. Maloney's win will probably send alarm bells throughout Europe.

00:25:55.680 You know, it's alarming to a lot of people around Europe. Italy is revered for its history,

00:25:59.920 but not all of that history is beautiful. And many fear that one particularly ugly chapter

00:26:05.840 could soon repeat itself. Okay, welcome back. Uh, I want to bring in Maria Luisa Rossi. Uh, you see how 0.97

00:26:16.400 it's been played by the mainstream media throughout the world. Tell us what the reality is, ma'am,

00:26:20.500 before we go to break. Well, Steve, it's, it's laughable, it's risible, and it's, it's kind of scary

00:26:26.440 that the U.S. media would portray Georgia Maloney in such, uh, in such, in such a way. What's really

00:26:33.020 going on is that the people have spoken. The people of Italy in a democratic election, which we have not

00:26:39.100 seen in five years have decided for their own destiny. And the results of the election speak

00:26:44.460 loudly, speak for a win, an astonishing win by Georgia Maloney, independent thinker,

00:26:50.160 definitely a woman that has her roots in the conservative movement, but definitely 1.00

00:26:54.720 not a fascist. No one would even think of her as a fascist. The people have spoken against the

00:27:01.060 government of Mr. Draghi, because the win of Georgia Maloney and the win of the five-star movement,

00:27:05.740 are a demonstration of the fact that people really want to vote and think for themselves. And this is

00:27:12.280 exactly what they have done yesterday. What, what, before we go to break, what, what, what is it about

00:27:18.340 her, uh, motto, God, homeland, and family, that triggers the mainstream media, particularly in Europe, ma'am?

00:27:26.700 Well, I think the concept of, uh, patriotism, uh, Steve, is tied for the Italian left-wing

00:27:35.160 system. Now, these are the elections that declare the defeat of the left-wing, um, system, which is

00:27:43.200 also a corruption, uh, a network, a network of a corruption and a network of, uh, how can I say

00:27:49.780 this, a systemic, uh, systemic indulgence for the Italian government. So patriotism is trigger war.

00:27:56.240 It means taking care of one's own. Maria, hang on for one second. We're going to come right back,

00:28:02.520 uh, to talk about Italy and, uh, Georgia Maloney next.

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00:30:19.300 Maria Luisa, you would think that people would be touting that she's the first woman

00:30:22.980 to really win enough votes to actually put together an Italian government and to lead it.

00:30:29.560 But all I hear is that she's a fascist. This campaign for our American audience, how dirty was 1.00

00:30:35.500 it? How nasty was it? How much of the politics of personal destruction did she have to go through? 1.00

00:30:39.420 This was a short but very ugly campaign. It was a campaign of insults, personal insults towards

00:30:46.800 Georgia Maloney as a woman, as a neo-fascist or fascist, as the Italian media has described her, 0.66

00:30:53.200 and as the American media has decided to portray her, just reading one side of her personal history,

00:31:01.140 which is really a history of a 45-year-old young woman who was not born of privilege, who decided to

00:31:07.880 do everything by herself, and who took a party from 1.9% to 4.7% five years ago to 26% of the Italian

00:31:20.320 vote in a country that is dominated by left-wing activism. So Georgia Maloney not only is a patriot,

00:31:26.840 she's a hero, she's an independent thinker, and she's a very, very smart woman. Going back to your

00:31:33.260 suggestion and to your observation, Steve, her being the first woman leader just pretty much

00:31:38.960 was ignored by Italian media and by the U.S. media. But she is the first woman, and she's a

00:31:47.620 conservative to hopefully lead the country in the next few weeks. 0.72

00:31:52.440 When you say hopefully, are they going to allow her, since she dominated really Lega and dominated 0.94

00:31:58.920 Berlusconi's party, are they going to let her put together, is she going to get the nod to actually

00:32:03.180 get a chance to put together a government? Well, they can't but give her, the Italian 1.00

00:32:08.580 president Mattarella has to give her the assignment of leading or forming a coalition government because 0.86

00:32:15.840 her history and her success in these elections is so crushing that he can't but. But, you know,

00:32:23.100 in Italian politics, everything is possible and everything is feasible. But the people have spoken,

00:32:27.940 and she's been very careful, and she's been very gracious, and she's been quite analytical about

00:32:35.020 not speaking out. So, definitely, she has, she's working on what she needs to be doing in the next few

00:32:42.940 weeks. And number one on her list is just laying it low, and most of all, playing her cards just right. 0.55

00:32:52.100 Granted that she has the national popular vote. The center of our coalition, Steve crushed it. I mean,

00:32:58.640 they have majority in the Senate, majority in the chamber, and this with a limited amount of

00:33:04.780 representatives because the new electoral law presented the Italian public a new perspective,

00:33:11.760 less parliamentarian. So, it was tough. It was a tough result to obtain, and she did it. And she did it

00:33:17.680 by herself, going back to the nastiness, insults, personal insults to her, to her spouse, and to

00:33:25.520 her daughter. It was nasty. It was ugly. But she overcame it all.

00:33:30.280 And she did it on her own with no help and very gracious. That's what people should understand.

00:33:34.940 This is a rock of Gibraltar. Maria Luisa, you're the White House correspondent and really the U.S.

00:33:38.840 correspondent for Mediaset, the most powerful news organization in Italy. How do people get to you

00:33:44.080 on social media and follow you? Well, I am on Twitter, I am on Instagram, and of course, I'm on

00:33:50.340 Getter. Maria Luisa Rossi-Hawkins, thank you very much for joining us and updating us, ma'am.

00:33:57.240 Thank you, Steve. Let's go to Terry Schilling. Terry, you sent today and people have been putting

00:34:02.540 around, we actually did the cold open in this amazing video where she was talking to the,

00:34:06.500 I think, the Global Conference on the Family, and she got tremendous grief for even going to this.

00:34:10.580 Talk to us about what she said, what was so powerful for you, and the message

00:34:14.560 to the American people and to the American family, sir.

00:34:18.540 Well, Steve, she's going viral and it's gone way over 3 million. It's over 10 million views now.

00:34:24.960 But I want to read a quote from her speech. She says, and so they attack national identity. They

00:34:30.500 attack religious identity. They attack gender identity. They attack family identity. I can't 1.00

00:34:35.320 define myself as Italian, Christian, woman, mother. No. I must be citizen X, gender X, parent

00:34:41.380 one, parent two. I must be a number. Because when I am only a number, when I no longer have

00:34:46.360 an identity or roots, then I will be the perfect slave at the mercy of financial speculators,

00:34:51.660 the perfect consumer. She, in one two-minute speech, simplified everything down for why these

00:34:59.660 people are trying to abolish the family. And it's because it's who you are. It's a loyalty. It's

00:35:04.800 an allegiance to something outside the state. That's why these people want to destroy the

00:35:09.480 family. That's why they've worked hard to get the moms out of the home, to make it so you need 1.00

00:35:13.660 two incomes to support a family these days. That's why they're pushing all this cultural destruction

00:35:18.700 and rot against our kids to sexualize them. This is it. This is the state. This is the communists

00:35:25.080 trying to destroy the family because it's a threat to their power and their influence over us.

00:35:30.380 And it was the most beautiful thing. But the most beautiful thing about this is it's got over 10

00:35:35.160 million views on Twitter alone, right? People are hungry. The world is hungry for this type of truth.

00:35:42.580 They know something's wrong. They don't know exactly what. They don't know exactly why. But politicians

00:35:47.840 like Maloney stepping up and saying this stuff out loud, it's such a threat to their power because it

00:35:54.100 connects the dots and it awakens people like no other.

00:35:59.200 You've made the American family. You're saying it's kind of the centerpiece. I know Cortez has

00:36:02.480 worked on the economics of the American family. You're saying that's the unit that we have to build

00:36:06.960 MAGA around. What lessons, what is she telling us about how to fight this fight?

00:36:15.460 She's telling us that if you want a world that's worth living in, you have to defend the family as the

00:36:21.280 unit for organizing in society. The family is why you go to war and fight and defend your borders.

00:36:27.280 No one goes to war to defend a country where they're never going to have children that are 0.56

00:36:31.120 going to live there. That's why they want to destroy it. We have to get back at this. And see,

00:36:36.480 the other thing to bring up is the politics of the family are incredibly popular. Look at the

00:36:41.840 politicians in the Republican Party alone who are championing the family, who are actually going to

00:36:46.200 war against the powerful institutions in this country, like Disney. Ron DeSantis is getting

00:36:50.820 rewarded like crazy because he picked a fight over Disney grooming our kids, right? Donald Trump has

00:36:56.640 made the family the centerpiece of his campaign, and he's getting rewarded. The people that are

00:37:03.080 ignoring the family, that are ignoring these threats to our children, they're the ones that are

00:37:06.800 irrelevant. No one's talking about Greg Abbott actually running for president and having a chance.

00:37:11.080 And there's a reason for that, because he doesn't champion the family. You have to stand out. You

00:37:15.700 have to be bold. You have to work on this in your campaigns, your politics. Blake Masters, what are

00:37:20.780 the Democrats most afraid of about him? Because he talks about getting to where you can support a

00:37:25.500 family off of one income again. That's not what I'm saying. That's what Democrat strategists are

00:37:30.360 saying that makes them worried about this race in Arizona. It's getting back to the family. The

00:37:35.240 family's attractive. People want to support it. They just haven't had a vision. They haven't had any

00:37:40.000 politicians that have painted what we can do for the family and how we can rejuvenate the family in

00:37:45.100 America again. But this is the most powerful campaign platform you can run on, is rejuvenating

00:37:49.880 and restoring the American family. Terry, hang on one second. I want to bring in Steve Cortez. Steve,

00:37:54.360 we end up talking economics a lot, capital markets, and the tougher aspects of politics. But you've said

00:38:00.720 from day one, in working with Terry, the centerpiece of MAGA, the centerpiece of how to turn our economy

00:38:06.180 around and really get to the sunlit uplands to become the country we used to be is predicated

00:38:11.660 around the economics of the family. What is Maloney and what happened in Italy? What does it tell Steve

00:38:17.980 Cortez? Yes. Well, first, regarding that policy goal, which I really do believe is the holy grail

00:38:23.420 that we're going to reach again in the United States, the policy holy grail of the patriotic

00:38:28.220 populist movement is to allow a family to again thrive on a single income. That was the norm when I was

00:38:34.420 young in a very middle class suburb of Chicago, you didn't have to be wealthy to be able to support

00:38:38.980 a family of several children or many children, even send them to private schools and support that

00:38:44.180 family on a single income. It went away, Steve. It's one of the most consequential shifts in the history

00:38:49.300 of the United States. And we hardly even talk about it. That's changing now, thankfully, because of

00:38:53.300 candidates like Blake Masters, because of activists like Terry Schilling, and we lay out the economic

00:38:57.940 plan. How do we get back there? Because it's a place we belong. It's a place that patriotic populists all over the 0.91

00:39:03.660 world, though, recognize. I think what is so wonderful about this Maloney victory, and she, I hope, provides a

00:39:09.020 roadmap to emulate for American candidates in these closing weeks, how bold and brave they need to be. It's

00:39:15.560 really not an R versus D or right versus left matchup. In many ways, it is transcendence against

00:39:21.860 temporality. And what I mean by that on the temporal side is that the left, the establishment, the Davos crowd, the

00:39:28.140 corporatists, the globalists, they view us as purely temporal beings, as machines, effectively, who are to be

00:39:34.740 exploited for economic benefit. And that's it. Okay, we have a very different view on the patriotic

00:39:40.420 populace, right? We view human beings as being transcendent. And the things that give us transcendence

00:39:45.740 are things like God, patriotism, love of family, many children, grandchildren, right? That's why the left is so

00:39:53.080 offended that this brave and persuasive woman is willing to stand up and speak boldly about these

00:39:59.080 matters. So both in substance as well as in style, because she brings a panache the way only the 1.00

00:40:03.880 Italians can, Steve, but both in substance and in style, she is a politician to emulate. She is a model

00:40:09.840 for us to seek after. And she points the way to victory, not just in Italy, but also in the United

00:40:15.820 States. No, absolutely. Real quickly, when she says they just want to turn us into the perfect

00:40:22.180 consumer. Is that what you're saying? They just want to turn us into a unit of production and

00:40:26.400 consumer? Exactly. That you are simply a machine, right? You are void of a soul. And we are to use

00:40:31.780 you for maximum economic benefit, to maximize GDP. And if that means shipping your job off to China,

00:40:37.480 and then sort of bribing you with a bit of government largesse while you get hooked on drugs

00:40:41.520 that we allow in the country through an open border, well, so be it, GDP will grow, okay? That's

00:40:45.700 effectively the grand scheme of the globalists, of what the corporatists have gotten away with,

00:40:51.560 many of them, by the way, being Republicans. Some of the most pronounced one, the Bushes,

00:40:55.500 for example, the massive damage that that family has done to this country. And then also engaging

00:40:59.540 in war all over the world. You know, I could go on. But yes, that's what she's talking about,

00:41:03.260 I think, when she, I know, when she talks about how we are viewed as human beings by the left,

00:41:09.720 by the globalists, by the Davos crowd. She has a clearly very different view. She says very proudly

00:41:15.200 and boldly that she is a mother, she is a Christian, she is an Italian. So I want to implore all the

00:41:21.100 candidates out there in the United States in these coming weeks to speak similarly about who you are,

00:41:26.160 who your fellow citizens are, what matters in this country, why a border matters for that matter. I

00:41:31.340 mean, let's get specific about this. If you only view Americans as economic machines, then you're

00:41:36.920 fine with an open border, right? You really are, especially if you're already successful because

00:41:40.160 you want cheap labor to come in. But if you, if you view Americans as transcendent human beings,

00:41:45.680 right, with vital, eternal worth, and if you view American citizenship as something to be prized and

00:41:51.780 guarded, then you will never allow an open border. It's an impossibility, right? So that's, that's a 0.94

00:41:56.820 tangible example of where this, this transcendence versus temporality, I think, comes down to brass tax

00:42:02.260 and to actual policy application. So it's, listen, I think it's an astounding victory. I hope we have a

00:42:08.720 similar victory in Brazil. We already had such a victory in Sweden. Most importantly for us,

00:42:12.960 though, is what we do here on November 8th. But I, you know, let it power us, let it encourage us.

00:42:18.080 And again, let's borrow the best tactics of Georgia Maloney. And there's a lot there for us to emulate. 1.00

00:42:25.200 Steve, how do people get to your sub stack? How do they get to you on Getter?

00:42:28.920 Yeah, please go to my Getter and you can see the live stream that I just did. You can always replay.

00:42:32.460 So at Getter, I'm at Steve and please go to my sub stack and read my new article about the

00:42:37.640 clueless fad. You can also find me on Twitter at Cortez, Steve Cortez with an S.

00:42:42.800 Steve Cortez, thank you very much. Terry Schilling, how do people get to you? I know this has been

00:42:46.380 the centerpiece of what American Principles Project has been fighting for the American family.

00:42:51.460 How do people get to you?

00:42:53.740 It's just a Schilling 1776 across all the major platforms, Getter, True Social,

00:42:58.920 Twitter, Instagram, all that Schilling 1776.

00:43:03.500 Terry, I have you back because Media Matters is picking on you saying that Politico

00:43:07.380 and other people are are writing good things about you and you're actually one of the most

00:43:11.360 evil, worst people in the world because of these spots that you're making in these battleground

00:43:15.380 states. So we'll have you back on hopefully in the next day or two to discuss that.

00:43:18.780 Terry Schilling, American Principles Project.

00:43:20.860 OK, Tiffany Justice, Moms for Liberty, next.

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00:45:28.920 By the way, my crack staff has just informed me that the Georgia Maloney video has now 12.4 million

00:45:37.260 views. 12.4 million views. So she's speaking to her voice is resonating with someone. Tiffany,

00:45:44.340 before we get into the pledge and what Moms for Liberty are doing, talk to us about what are your 0.96

00:45:48.500 thoughts on Georgia Maloney? Georgia is speaking for every mother across this world who wants to have 1.00

00:45:56.420 their fundamental rights to direct the upbringing of their children respected and their families

00:46:01.220 respected and wants the government to stay out of our homes. We need a boundary. And that's what

00:46:05.620 Moms for Liberty is about. It's redrawing the boundary between government at home, between school

00:46:09.800 and home, giving respect and trust back to the people of your country. And I think that's why it's

00:46:14.740 resonating so much. And I'm very excited. I think there are going to be a lot of elected officials

00:46:20.340 across this country who embrace that. And we've started a parent pledge, Steve, that I'm so excited

00:46:25.800 that you have me on to talk about tonight so that elected officials and candidates can show their

00:46:30.920 constituents and American citizens exactly where they stand on these issues.

00:46:35.720 So let's go through the pledge. What is the pledge and what are you requiring of people

00:46:39.900 when they take it?

00:46:42.080 It's very simple. Parental rights are fundamental. And you've asked me what that means before,

00:46:47.020 and I'll just articulate that again. These are rights that the government does not give you,

00:46:51.320 and they cannot take them away. You have the fundamental right as a parent to direct the

00:46:55.580 upbringing of your child, their education, their medical, their medical welfare, their religious and

00:47:01.860 moral upbringing. So if you go to momsforliberty.org backslash pledge, you can see the parent pledge

00:47:07.680 right there. You can sign the pledge and share that you've signed it. Let every person in your

00:47:13.140 community know exactly that you stand with parents. Make the commitment to parents that you're going

00:47:18.080 to have their backs. You've seen Ron DeSantis do it in Florida. You see George Maloney all the way

00:47:23.280 in Italy doing it. And this is the way forward, Steve. The way forward is trusting the American

00:47:28.760 people. And, you know, America wouldn't have been the same if that's not what we did. And it's about

00:47:32.560 time we start putting our money where our amount is as elected officials.

00:47:35.280 So you've had people like DeSantis and others step up here with this Parents Rights Movement. But when

00:47:41.640 they take the pledge, what would be going through a politician's mind? What are Moms for Liberty? 1.00

00:47:47.760 What are you really looking for when they sign the pledge?

00:47:51.380 We want every decision that they make in the school district or in the county commission or their

00:47:55.820 town council to put parents and children first. During COVID, we saw bureaucrats and elected officials

00:48:02.500 put children last in this country. Never again will American parents ever vote for people that will

00:48:08.820 make those types of decisions. And this is one way that you can show your constituents, that you can

00:48:13.120 show American citizens where you stand on parental rights, that you're going to put every decision

00:48:17.760 that you make through the lens of fundamental parental rights, that the government does not have the right

00:48:23.180 to raise your children. You know, I always say we will partner with our kids' schools, but we do not

00:48:28.260 co-parent with the government. What we hope, Steve, will happen from that pledge, if you go to that

00:48:33.560 page, then you will see some resolutions. These are proclamations that you as an elected official

00:48:38.600 can bring forward on whatever board you serve on. There are 15 there for every state that has

00:48:44.200 fundamental parental rights recognized in their state statute. And then there's another resolution

00:48:49.020 for the other 35 states. Go there, take a look at it, bring it forward. If you're elected, bring it forward

00:48:54.520 in your elected body that you serve on and make that commitment to parents. We hope to create a

00:48:59.480 groundswell of parental rights, a cry for parental rights around the country. And these midterms are

00:49:05.480 so incredibly important because Americans are going to have the chance to vote for people who are going

00:49:10.300 to put kids and parents and families first in America again. How is this going to get promulgated?

00:49:17.080 I mean, how are politicians going to know this? Are you going to, is your group going to make sure

00:49:21.480 they go to their comms directors as every, like everybody running for Congress, everybody running

00:49:25.480 for the state legislature, everybody running for school board, you'll make sure that everybody

00:49:29.700 gets this. How do you ensure that? So we are in 42 states now. We have over 240 chapters and all of

00:49:36.500 our chapters are going around in their state and they're making sure that every elected official is

00:49:41.120 aware of the opportunity to sign the pledge. And then they're going to be publicizing who is signing

00:49:45.320 the pledge that again, people know who the parent pick is. We know for American citizens, it's been

00:49:50.840 difficult to know who to vote for. And especially in a lot of these school board races, these are

00:49:54.980 nonpartisan races. So who do you vote for? How do you know? One of the ways that you can show

00:49:59.800 that you stand for parental rights is to take this pledge. And so we hope that everyone will take it

00:50:05.220 from school board members to representatives and Senate members in the state and state house and state

00:50:10.820 Senate, and then all the way up to the federal government. And we'd love to see a president take

00:50:14.840 this pledge. Although I don't know that Joe Biden could take it. He might have to cross his fingers

00:50:19.200 behind his back these days. Well, this pledge would go, Democrats, I mean, how are they going to sign

00:50:25.480 this? Because this puts them in, with the teachers unions, correct? The teachers unions would be very

00:50:32.040 opposed to people signing this pledge. Isn't that shocking though? I mean, parents are the number one

00:50:37.540 driver of student success. So if schools really want kids to be successful in school, they should be

00:50:42.780 rolling out the red carpet for parents, working to engage them in every facet. So it just leads me to

00:50:47.880 believe that exactly what I've seen is true, even serving as a school board member, that teachers

00:50:53.160 unions don't care about kids. Public education has become a jobs program. And decisions are made at

00:50:58.420 every level in public education about what is best for adults, not what is best for kids. And so,

00:51:04.380 you know, we hope to weed people out. Listen, if you're a Democrat, if you're a Republican,

00:51:07.860 and you feel led to take this pledge, and you're going to stand by it, then you should do that.

00:51:12.000 And then in every action that you take in your district, in your community, we are going to remind you

00:51:17.880 that you have pledged to recognize and respect fundamental parental rights to work to prevent

00:51:22.860 government overreach and to create more transparency in children's education and lives for parents.

00:51:29.380 By the way, I want to make sure I want to keep you over to the six o'clock hour because it's going

00:51:33.400 to take a little longer than 60 seconds to answer this question. And we got to bounce. What is this

00:51:39.100 situation? I keep reading the libraries that Moms for Liberty are nothing but the book burners, 1.00

00:51:44.380 that you're trying to ban books and burn books. Tee it up and then we'll finish it at the top of the

00:51:49.420 next hour. What's the situation with the libraries and the library books? And are you book burners?

00:51:55.120 Are you trying to ban books? No, but it does seem like when book sales are slow, people invent a

00:52:01.220 scandal in order to get media attention. What we've seen is a week of a banned book week, as it was called,

00:52:08.040 where you had articles written, things said that were completely untrue, and it is very concerning.

00:52:13.400 And what we're finding out is that media outlets, including Newsweek, didn't do any

00:52:17.780 fact checking. So in 21 minutes... Hang on, I want to get to the details of that because it's very

00:52:22.920 important. We've also, we're going to take a short break. We're going to come back. We're going to go

00:52:26.700 to, Tiffany's going to finish about the libraries and the book, you know, this book banning. We've

00:52:31.780 also got some very disturbing news out of Chattanooga, Tennessee, about the situation with the

00:52:37.100 drag queens. We're going to take a short break. We'll be back in just a moment in War Room Battleground. 0.99

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