Bannon's War Room - Episode 2217： What We Are To Expect With Populism Nationalism On The Ballot This November; Ronna McDaniel On Which States We Must Focus On To Protect The Vote

00:00:00.000 have to have a conversation as a country about how we might not know the next morning what

00:00:04.560 happened. We might not know the day after that. And that is their point. That is their point.

00:00:09.900 They're not all running to win. Some of them will. Unfortunately, they are running to sow

00:00:13.880 discord in America and it will change everything. We will wake up the morning after election day.

00:00:19.360 We might not even call it that anymore in two years. We might not call it election day. We

00:00:24.000 might call it election week because what we are watching and because it's so slow, it's so slow.

00:00:30.560 We don't cover it as a five alarm fire, but it is. We are watching Republicans not just destroying

00:00:36.160 democracy in the dark, breaking into election officers and plugging stuff in. We're watching

00:00:41.980 them do it from rally stages, debate stages. That's where they're doing it. And I guess

00:00:47.900 the reason I asked you if we'd been here before is do you think it requires, you know, a democracy

00:00:53.340 commission? Should, should, should President Obama ask Chris Christie and Ben Ginsberg to sort of man

00:01:01.160 a democracy hotline the way, you know, people used to man other crises? I mean, what should we do?

00:01:07.320 I can no longer remain in today's Democratic Party that's under the complete control of an elitist

00:01:13.860 cabal of warmongers who are driven by cowardly wokeness, who divide us by racializing every issue

00:01:21.280 and stoking anti-white racism, who actively work to undermine our God-given freedoms that are 0.81

00:01:27.760 enshrined in our constitution, who are hostile to people of faith and spirituality, who demonize the

00:01:35.040 police but protect criminals at the expense of law-abiding Americans, who believe in open borders,

00:01:40.720 who weaponize the national security state to go after their political opponents,

00:01:45.100 and above all, who are dragging us ever closer to nuclear war. Now, I believe in a government

00:01:53.120 that's of the people, by the people, and for the people. Unfortunately, today's Democratic Party

00:02:00.300 does not. Instead, it stands for a government that is of, by, and for the powerful elite.

00:02:07.160 Now, I'm calling on my fellow common-sense, independent-minded Democrats to join me in

00:02:14.260 leaving the Democratic Party. If you can no longer stomach the direction that the so-called

00:02:19.900 woke Democratic Party ideologues are taking our country, then I invite you to join me.

00:02:26.180 As an exception.

00:02:27.520 Look, I've always believed in reasonable exceptions. This is a misrepresentation of my view, but let's

00:02:32.100 hear it from me, not from Congressman Ryan. I absolutely think the 10-year-old girl, the case

00:02:38.020 that we've, of course, heard a lot about, an incredibly tragic situation. I mean, look, I've

00:02:42.020 got a 9-year-old baby girl at home. I cannot imagine what that's like for the girl, for her

00:02:47.820 family. God forbid something like that would happen. I have said repeatedly on the record

00:02:52.240 that I think that that girl should be able to get an abortion if she and her family so choose

00:02:58.480 to do so. But let's talk about that case. Because why was a 10-year-old girl raped in 0.96

00:03:04.840 our community, raped in our state in the first place? The thing the media and Congress and

00:03:09.460 Ryan, they talk about this all the time, the thing they never mentioned is that poor girl 0.92

00:03:13.920 was raped by an illegal alien, somebody that should have never been in this state in the 1.00

00:03:18.740 first place. You voted so many times against border wall funding, so many times for amnesty, 0.99

00:03:23.960 Tim. If you had done your job, she would have never been raped in the first place. Do your 0.96

00:03:28.240 job on border security. Don't lecture me about opinions I don't actually have.

00:03:32.920 Okay. It is Tuesday, 11 October in the year of our Lord, 2022. You're in the war room. And

00:03:38.360 today we're four weeks away from tonight. It's game day. I want to bring in Steve Cortez. We

00:03:43.840 got a pretty packed show today, as usual. We're juggling a lot of balls, but everything comes

00:03:49.780 down to this election, the most important midterm election since 1862. Cortez, we got a lot

00:03:57.900 of capital markets go through because this crisis is only building as we've been telling people and

00:04:02.500 it's time to stop the happy talk about this. But I want to go to, you know, Nicole Wallace.

00:04:08.460 You know, Nicole Wallace was a junior lead Goebbels to the war criminals in the Cheney Bush administration

00:04:15.180 that lied about these wars and had a sprawl over the map, $9 trillion, debt everywhere.

00:04:22.300 You know, you see her chirping away at, she wants Chris Christie and, you know, Ginsburg on a hotline 0.71

00:04:28.480 with Obama. I don't even talk about what, it's such madness, right?

00:04:33.400 Right. And then you got Tulsi. Tulsi makes it official today. All we need Tulsi to do is, 0.98

00:04:38.580 is condemn Davos in the World Economic Forum. We'll be making some super progress. And, and then you've

00:04:45.100 got at the end, and I think JD, and of course they're playing it up that, oh, you know, they

00:04:50.240 had my back heels on, on abortion. I think JD was magnificent last night. And I think he took it to

00:04:55.660 Tim, Tim Ryan looked like not one. He didn't want to be there, which none of them want to be on stage,

00:04:59.580 but two, it was like he was not, I mean, it was like he was getting beat up so badly. He wanted

00:05:05.960 to get into his corner and just get his cut man, Steve Cortez. Well, and here's why, because there

00:05:10.580 are effectively two Tim Ryan, Steve, there's the Tim Ryan in Ohio where he pretends to be a

00:05:15.960 pragmatic moderate. And then there's the real Tim Ryan when he's in Washington DC or when he's on the

00:05:21.120 national scene and he's running for president and he's absolutely an establishment suck up. He is a 0.93

00:05:26.580 toady of Joe Biden and Nancy Pelosi. I'll give you one specific example. Last night, he actually had

00:05:31.520 the gall to say that he has always been in favor of natural gas. And of course the eastern part of

00:05:36.160 his state is a natural gas powerhouse, but that's a lie. Just in 2020, not ancient history, just two

00:05:42.100 years ago when he ran for president, he said that he was for a ban on fracking. I put the video of it

00:05:47.120 up on my social media. So there are two Tim Ryans. Thankfully there are not two JD Vances. JD Vance

00:05:53.600 brings so much authenticity. And I think that came out last night in the debate. He's one of these

00:05:58.640 rare people, Steve, who can combine sort of blue collar grit. He is a fighter and a scrapper. And at

00:06:04.920 the same time, he also has a highly intellectual grasp of the issues, of the policies. I think that

00:06:10.500 really shined through last night for the voters of Ohio. They have a clear and stark choice to make

00:06:15.700 between these two candidates. One is a patriotic populist fighter who will truly represent the state of

00:06:20.340 Ohio. The other one is a lackey for the establishment and for Washington DC. He is a

00:06:25.240 Washington sewer creature who pretends otherwise when he's in Ohio. But I think JD did a very good

00:06:30.720 job of unveiling who Tim Ryan really is last night. You know, JD is a little bit like Oz in the fact

00:06:37.200 that we need to have, once he closes all the MAGA vote, like Yonkin did in the Commonwealth of Virginia,

00:06:44.020 once you close the MAGA vote, he's going to win by six, seven points. We have a chance to really

00:06:47.520 have something special here in Ohio, but we have to have all our MAGA. Remember,

00:06:51.880 it's four weeks from tonight. There is no substitute for victory. Okay. And you're coming

00:06:58.240 from the guy that was the CEO of the 16 campaign. We had to pull a coalition together. If you liked

00:07:03.080 Trump's win in 16, we can replicate that by bringing all the group, all the tribes together

00:07:09.060 and keep our squabbling. And there's going to be a lot of squabbling and a lot of fighting

00:07:13.260 and a lot of hot talking after we have the fruits of victory on the eighth. There is no substitute

00:07:19.980 for victory. And right here's a perfect example. Tim Ryan represents, if you go and we analyze all

00:07:26.060 these commercials, all the TV stuff that's going on in these individual states, they're virtually all

00:07:30.980 running as either moderate Republicans or faux populist nationalists. It's amazing. The Democrats

00:07:36.940 understand what sells, but your point is they're totally behold, they're one thing in, in, in this

00:07:42.900 way, Tulsi's walking away. They're one thing in DC, which is progressive cobble, a cabal, uh, world

00:07:50.780 economic forum, all of that with radical social policies. They're another thing when they're out

00:07:55.400 in the field, they're either running and Tim Ryan's the ether of this. He is a working class populist as

00:08:02.460 he's running this thing and his voting record and what he's supported and what he's worked for,

00:08:06.840 uh, Cortez is one 80 out. Is that not correct, sir? Correct. So he's trying very clearly. And he

00:08:13.840 tried this last night to run away from Joe Biden, but here's the problem. Even according to five 38,

00:08:19.260 which is a left leaning data company, uh, not, not according to Steve Cortez or according to JD Vance,

00:08:24.280 according to five 38, he has literally voted with Joe Biden 100% of the time on key issues. So he is an

00:08:31.800 open borders and pro war globalist in Washington, DC. That is clear. Uh, no matter what he pretends

00:08:38.460 to be when he's back in the Buckeye state, he's also a career politician. I thought JD did a great

00:08:43.820 job of highlighting this contrast when he pointed out to the audience, he said 20 years ago, JD Vance

00:08:49.060 volunteered to join the United States Marine Corps. And it really changed his life because he had a

00:08:52.800 very tough childhood, which a lot of people know about because of his book and because of the movie

00:08:56.580 Hillbilly Elegy, a very challenged childhood in a lot of ways, grew up with a lot of poverty and

00:09:01.380 dysfunction in his home. The U S Marines largely turned his life around 20 years ago. He joined

00:09:06.840 the U S Marines. In contrast, uh, Tim Ryan, 20 years ago, he became a political operative in

00:09:12.340 Washington, DC, and he has never left. Literally, he has only worked in politics. Uh, and I think

00:09:18.400 that's also very important. One of the things that gets me so excited about this crop of candidates

00:09:22.260 that we have out there nationally, and there's others in addition to JD Vance, who are just as great

00:09:26.560 as he is, is so many of them, Steve have accomplished great things outside of politics

00:09:31.660 first. And they're coming to politics as a second or even third career. I'm talking about people like

00:09:36.240 Blake Masters and Terry Lake, John Gibbs in Michigan, Joe Kent in Washington state. And then

00:09:41.040 of course, JD Vance himself, this group of outsiders, many of them new to politics have never run for

00:09:46.620 office before. All of them who have accomplished great things in business and military and media

00:09:51.480 outside of politics. They bring the kind of fighting spirit that we need to attack insiders.

00:09:57.440 And Tim Ryan is the consummate Washington insider. JD Vance also did a very good job just on the

00:10:02.560 specific issues, right? Of, of confronting him. For example, uh, the comment, the shameful comment

00:10:07.640 from Tim Ryan, where he said that we have to quote, ill and confront MAGA. Well, JD challenged him on

00:10:13.420 that. You know, how dare you say that about voters? You know, it's one thing to say something

00:10:17.360 about JD Vance. He's saying that about MAGA voters in the state of Ohio, the constituents that he

00:10:22.240 claims he wants to represent. It's just as shameful as the red sermon from his ally, Joe Biden. And it

00:10:28.200 was, it was very appropriate and important that JD highlighted that and challenged him on it. And

00:10:33.100 also to your point, Steve, about coalescing the coalition of MAGA voters in Ohio, because JD needs

00:10:38.800 every one of them. And I believe he's earned their support. You know, we had a really contentious

00:10:43.020 primary, which is a good thing. It's a good thing for the movement, good thing for the country,

00:10:46.300 but contentious primaries then make it a challenge to coalesce into the general election. But I think

00:10:51.280 JD has done that incredibly effectively. And I think last night was a major step toward finalizing

00:10:57.360 that process and indeed winning this race. We know that Ohio is a red state. Uh, president Trump

00:11:02.480 won it by 8%, but we also know that nothing can be taken for granted because the stakes are simply

00:11:07.400 too high. And JD Vance is somebody who is going to absolutely hustle through the finish line and earn

00:11:12.040 the vote of every single Ohioan. Another thing, very powerful, like Carrie Lake, 0.87

00:11:17.120 either they make in the ads, they make JD to be somebody threatening somebody, but he comes across

00:11:21.900 last night. He comported himself as a real gentleman. I mean, he hit hard, but it was done

00:11:26.580 in a very kind of restrained gentlemanly way. I think that goes a long way because it shows you

00:11:32.180 all the lies of the Democrats ads. All the, all the ads are politics of personal destruction.

00:11:37.060 Also, they picked the worst, uh, they picked the worst, uh, issue set ever. And you can see last

00:11:43.080 night. So I think he field stripped him. It just couldn't be stronger. This shows you why they don't

00:11:47.800 want to get on debate stages. They do not want to get on a debate stage with a MAGA Republican

00:11:52.760 because they can't stand up. And people should understand this. You look throughout the country,

00:11:56.280 they're all running as faux populists. All of them. This shows you the power of populism right now.

00:12:00.680 They're all running as, I mean, Mark Kelly in Arizona is disgusting. You think he was,

00:12:04.900 you think he was Trump's wingman, right? It's, it's, it, no, it's a joke. Let's go to

00:12:09.600 capital. Steve, let me just say there, you know, imitation is the sincerest form of flattery,

00:12:14.420 right? So it is a good thing that we are moving the political center. Uh, and, and none of them

00:12:18.920 have changed their views. These kinds of people that we're talking about, right? Mark Kelly or Tim

00:12:22.540 Ryan, but the fact that they believe they need to at least pretend to be populist, uh, is proof

00:12:27.020 positive that we are winning, that we are winning the argument that we're winning the hearts and minds

00:12:30.980 of the citizens of America. And that, that is a good thing that they're pretending to be who we

00:12:35.640 actually are. I'm a hold the Jamie diamond. We're gonna have tier mine on here, the next block,

00:12:40.920 talk about Brazil, but I want to hold the Jamie diamond credit crisis clip. Give me your assessment

00:12:46.140 right now. Bank of England deep into another bailout, uh, today to prop up. I'm telling folks out there

00:12:53.260 right now, if you have a 401k, it's a 201k, right? Right now you should be checking. We don't give

00:13:00.380 financial advice here. We give macro, right? But everybody's got you like, you have to own your vote.

00:13:04.740 You have to own your own economics and you should be talking to your financial advisor. There's

00:13:10.380 something not right in the United kingdom with these pension funds. Uh, brother Cortez,

00:13:16.420 Steve, it's alarming. Okay. I mean, and I'm not exaggerating. It is alarming that it was done the

00:13:20.980 first time. It's even more alarming that the bank of England is doing it now a second time.

00:13:24.960 What I mean by that is Steve, this is a time when central banks are supposed to be selling bonds,

00:13:29.840 right? They are supposed to be unwinding the totally unnatural purchases of bonds. Instead,

00:13:35.360 we see the bank of England completely reversing course and buying British gilts, which is the

00:13:39.820 equivalent basically of the 10 year treasury here in the United States. Why are they doing it? Well,

00:13:43.960 reportedly because British pension funds are in a ton of trouble. That's the reality. There was an

00:13:48.600 article that came out over the weekend and I posted it to my social media in the Asia times about the

00:13:52.980 risks to global asset managers, particularly insurance companies. And there was a quote in

00:13:57.460 there that's very, very alarming. And it was from, they didn't name who it was, but they said the

00:14:01.160 portfolio manager for a major European insurer. And this is what he said, quote, it's a global margin

00:14:06.760 call. I hope we survive. It's a global margin call. I hope we survive. That is how dysfunctional

00:14:14.560 markets are right now. Reflective of how dysfunctional the world economy in the audience,

00:14:19.360 four weeks out from game day, write that quote down. Cause here's what you're going to find out.

00:14:24.860 Just like the financial crisis of 2008, which came to everybody late. We've been saying this,

00:14:29.020 these pension funds, they've been doing these leverage bets, not just to hedge. They've been

00:14:34.940 doing leverage bets to juice their returns because of the negative, the zero interest rates,

00:14:39.880 a global margin call right now. Okay. Here's what we're going to do. Take a short break.

00:14:45.180 We're going to come back. We're going to hear Jamie Dimon of JP Morgan. Matthew Tierman is going to join

00:14:49.100 us. Also, we're going to talk about Brazil as we do the, uh, four weeks from today, from today's game

00:14:55.640 day next to the world. You know, it's never good when your nation's supposed authority on economic

00:15:04.500 policy completely misses the flashing red lights of impending inflation. Now, Treasury Secretary

00:15:11.500 Janet Yellen has finally admitted, quote, there's been an unanticipated and large shocks to the

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00:16:23.520 What are you seeing in terms of credit markets? And are you seeing any signs of distress that are

00:16:29.340 particularly concerning? You see early signs of distress. So you saw it. I mean, this, again,

00:16:35.180 is fairly typical. You know, markets go down for, you know, people forecast their economy, etc. The IPO

00:16:41.160 market closes first. That's kind of happened. High yield closes second. And structured credit,

00:16:45.500 that's kind of happened for the most part. You know, things can get done. And then it starts to

00:16:49.360 affect other credit. You saw the gilt markets here. You see a lack of liquidity in a lot of

00:16:53.860 markets. A lot of intermediaries can't intermediate like we used to because of regulations. It is going

00:16:59.360 to happen. And I think the likely place you're going to see more of a crack and maybe a little

00:17:03.900 bit more of a panic is in credit markets. And it might be ETFs. It might be a country. It might be

00:17:09.420 something you don't suspect. If you make a list of all the prior crises sitting here, we would not have

00:17:13.900 predicted where they came from. Though I think you can predict this time that it probably will happen.

00:17:18.060 And so I'd be, if I was out there, I'd be very cautious. If you need money, go raise it.

00:17:23.140 Okay. That's the chairman, CEO of the JP Morgan Bank. You should take that as a papal bull. Okay.

00:17:30.820 Might be a country. If you need cash, get it. I'm going to, I brought Tierman in. We're going to talk

00:17:36.860 Brazil in a second, but I got two issues with what happened there. Steve Cortez, I would like you to

00:17:43.000 jump in here. Number one, in an hour interview, I think it was, why the reporter just didn't stay

00:17:48.720 on that the rest of the time. CNBC has got to up their game. It's just not acceptable. You get a

00:17:53.680 one-on-one with Jamie Dimon and he drops a bomb like that. All the other stuff they're talking about,

00:17:58.180 the recession, come on. This is a bomb. Okay. Also, correct me if I'm wrong, Brother Cortez,

00:18:05.700 because you brought this up immediately. Is Jamie Dimon basically blatantly asking for Powell,

00:18:12.520 hey, bro, you got to stop the QT. We're going to need some juice and we're going to need a big league

00:18:18.740 quickly, soon. Steve Cortez.

00:18:22.060 So yeah, let me add to the second part first. Yes, 100%. He is clearly begging Jerome Powell saying,

00:18:28.540 we need help from the Fed. The only problem is if the Fed were to stop tightening, guess what?

00:18:33.180 This already out-of-control inflation gets even worse, particularly for working-class Americans.

00:18:38.380 Not that Jamie Dimon cares very much about the plight of working-class Americans. But yes,

00:18:42.300 he is clearly begging for a pause from the Fed. But regarding the first part, CNBC used to be a

00:18:47.720 great network. I worked there for many years. It's where I made my bones in television. And it used

00:18:51.900 to be a place that really informed the audience on capital markets, sort of pulled back the curtain

00:18:56.540 of Wall Street and allowed regular investors to have a seat at the table when it comes to Wall

00:19:01.060 Street. Unfortunately, though, that network has been fully taken over by narrative. It is now fully

00:19:06.800 part, really, of the NBC family. And it prioritizes narrative over fact-finding, over journalism,

00:19:12.340 over truth-seeking. And regarding Jamie Dimon specifically, they just fawn over him. They

00:19:16.380 treat him as if he's some sort of a god. Now, listen, he's a very powerful figure in American

00:19:20.760 finance. But clearly, follow-up questions were in order there. Now, look, I think Jamie Dimon,

00:19:25.600 basically has the facts correct that global capital markets are right now in absolute turmoil. And to

00:19:32.440 prove that point, if we can, let's pull up chart number one. I want to show Taiwan Semiconductor.

00:19:36.980 This is a company that I've mentioned previously on the show because it's not just important for

00:19:40.900 the global economy, but also for national security issues as they relate to Taiwan. That is one year

00:19:45.700 back of Taiwan Semiconductor. It trades here in the United States. That's a U.S. version of TSM.

00:19:51.680 As you can see, and by the way, when I made this chart, the low yesterday was 6,701. It has now

00:19:57.260 opened up. It is 6% lower on the day today. So we're all the way down to 64. From 145, roughly a

00:20:04.660 year ago, at the beginning of this year, actually, all the way down to 64. It has been more than cut

00:20:09.460 in half. Now, why is Taiwan Semiconductor so important? Well, because the country of Taiwan

00:20:14.000 dominates global chip production. And within Taiwan, TSM is by far the dominant player in that chip

00:20:20.540 production. So this is an incredibly important barometer of the global economy, including the

00:20:24.700 United States. Now, what we have right now, unfortunately, is synchronicity regarding the

00:20:29.080 recession, something that we have not experienced yet. What I mean by that is, since China emerged as

00:20:33.560 a global economic power 20 years ago, when the establishment of Washington, D.C. ushered them

00:20:39.040 into the World Trade Organization on terms that were incredibly beneficial to the junta in Beijing,

00:20:44.060 since that time, we have not had the U.S., Europe, and China, the three major economic centers of the

00:20:49.340 world go into recession at the same time in synchronicity. That is happening right now.

00:20:55.360 And anyone who tells us that they know what the fallout will be is, frankly, just guessing. But

00:20:59.420 I think we can, with some assurance, say it's going to be very dire. And Taiwan Semiconductor

00:21:04.700 certainly points to that. By the way, I don't want to excuse Joe Biden from this, though, because

00:21:08.320 what the Democrats try to say is, oh, well, recession, inflation, these are global causes. They're sort of

00:21:13.360 out of the control of the United States. No. Joe Biden unleashed the inflationary mess that has

00:21:19.420 spread throughout the world. And he also has been the primary driver of needlessly escalating what

00:21:25.040 should be a very regional and immaterial struggle between Russia and Ukraine. He escalated it into a

00:21:31.780 global crisis that has dire economic ramifications for the world. So on both of those fronts,

00:21:37.580 Joe Biden caused this not just for the United States, but causes calamity for the world.

00:21:41.460 And also the radical transition, shutting down our full-spectrum energy dominance,

00:21:47.760 the tripartite leg of the created crisis of Biden. Your point about Beijing, remember, in 2008,

00:21:54.300 those in the audience old enough to remember, it was Beijing's economy that actually kind of pulled

00:21:59.400 the world, besides all the flooding the zone with free money, Beijing's economy. Tierman,

00:22:06.740 people don't realize your day job is actually in finance. Your side hustle is politics.

00:22:11.460 Um, you've talked about this a lot. Do you hear the sounds, sir, of 2000? Is it sound like 2007 to

00:22:19.480 you, brother, Matthew Tierman? Oh, yeah. No, I'm, I'm getting signals that are, you know,

00:22:24.800 triggering deja vu. People forget that in the summer of 2007, you saw some chinks in the armor of that 1.00

00:22:33.260 full market. During the summer, the quant funds all blew up together at the same time, and the market

00:22:39.740 cracked. And then it came back and it made a new high. And that presaged the turmoil in 2008,

00:22:46.600 when the credit market started seizing up. Jamie Dimon's 100% right. You know, the credit markets

00:22:52.740 drive really the allocation of capital all over the globe, from big business to small business,

00:22:58.880 home ownership and mortgages. And when the credit markets start to break down, you see all sorts of

00:23:05.360 dislocations that then create more turmoil. And then it becomes almost like a self fulfilling

00:23:10.120 prophecy. James Carville said, what, 15 years ago, that when he gets reincarnated, he wants to come

00:23:16.120 back as the bond market, because they're the silent pillar. That's the most powerful institution

00:23:20.900 globally, is the allocation of capital to debt markets. You look at the insurance companies that

00:23:26.180 you guys were talking about the last segment, insurance companies have to play a very, very

00:23:29.620 tricky game. It's called the duration, sort of matching their durations, and all the money they

00:23:35.000 take in, and they then lend out, they have to time it right, with the the notional age of their debt

00:23:41.100 profile, where the anchor is of where most of their debt matures. And when the market sees up,

00:23:46.180 they cannot match their durations. And that starts to have ripple effects in the marketplace. That's just

00:23:50.900 one facet. I've seen agricultural and metals and commodities have these outsized moves and gets

00:23:56.920 dislocated one way or the other. That tells you that something's not healthy in the internals of

00:24:02.180 the market. Look, you talked about CNBC, we used to joke on the trading desk, and because it started

00:24:06.340 in 08-09, when they became real cheerleaders. We call them the constant noise and BS channel,

00:24:12.160 because it was all narrative. You bring in guys like Steve Leesman, and their economists and their big

00:24:16.360 auto guys. And all they do is cheerlead. And the reason they didn't delve deeper with Jamie

00:24:20.660 Diamond is, they don't want to spook the markets. Everybody wants to be long and strong together.

00:24:25.980 Hold it, hold it, hold it, hold it. Hang on, hang on, hang on. Hit rewind on that and go slow.

00:24:30.820 Why did she not ask the following question? Because Jamie Diamond said right there,

00:24:35.600 we are hurtling towards a credit crisis on a global basis, right? And by the way,

00:24:42.540 you don't know where it could be ETF. It might be a country, okay, a sovereign debt crisis. Tell the

00:24:48.900 audience why she did not ask a following question. They do not want to spook the markets any more

00:24:54.280 than they already are today. We made a new 52-week low in the large-scale indices like the S&P,

00:24:59.720 3573, last I looked. That is taking out the lows made last Friday, two Fridays ago. You know, one of the

00:25:05.920 first things you learn in technical trading is stocks and indexes on 52-week highs go higher,

00:25:10.680 and stocks and indexes on 52-week lows go lower. Trend is very important. We broke the bull market trend.

00:25:16.400 And I like to look at the old saying that you learn in med school and when you're doing

00:25:20.520 differential diagnosis, when you hear hoofbeats, think horses, not zebras. What changed in the last

00:25:26.760 year? The end of 13 years of zero interest rate policy. That has changed the entire scope of the

00:25:34.140 marketplace and how capital is allocated. That's why you see the UK buying guilds. That's why you see

00:25:38.620 the insurance companies. Hang on, hang on, hang on. Let me get Cortez in. Cortez,

00:25:42.920 he just hit it. We've had structurally zero interest, the whole world, we say the whole

00:25:48.720 world's financial structure, not the economic structure, the finance rolls into that and also

00:25:53.680 reflects it, is structured on zero interest rates, negative interest rates. That's the sound of the,

00:26:00.220 that's the, that's the, the bolt you hear blowing from the boiler. Is that correct?

00:26:05.500 Right, exactly correct. And we are paying the price now for the Fed not normalizing rates when it

00:26:11.000 should have, right? And Ben Bernanke, by the way, instead of being awarded a Nobel prize,

00:26:16.000 he should be living in eternal infamy for his failures while he was Fed chair. Unfortunately,

00:26:21.180 though, it's a succession of failure. And speaking of awful Fed chairs, the woman who is now the 1.00

00:26:25.900 secretary of the treasury, as, as much turmoil as there is in financial markets, let me tell you

00:26:30.280 what she said just yesterday in her speech as reported by Bloomberg. This is what Janet Yellen said,

00:26:35.700 still for now, the secretary of the treasury on her way out. But she said, quote,

00:26:38.920 quote, we continue to think that markets are functioning pretty well. We continue to think

00:26:44.600 that markets are functioning pretty well. That is what the secretary of the treasury of the

00:26:50.640 greatest economy in the history of the world is telling the American people right now. When I read

00:26:55.440 it, I almost said, this has to be Babylon B, right? This can't be a real quote. And I went and looked it

00:27:00.520 up and it's a real quote. It's actually what Janet Yellen said. So if you want another reason to be

00:27:05.320 worried, I know we're giving people a lot of reasons to be worried. If you want another reason to be

00:27:08.540 worried, be very concerned that the top financial officer of the United States is either totally

00:27:15.380 oblivious or, and this is probably more likely, she's just willing to lie through her teeth to

00:27:20.660 tell people what she thinks they want to hear rather than dealing with the actual economic reality on

00:27:25.060 the ground, which is in many ways, Steve, this is the worst economy, not just since 08, 09, not since

00:27:30.520 the 1970s. This is the worst economy since the Great Depression, because we have right now a

00:27:35.980 combination, an absolute vice that is pressing against the American people, particularly working

00:27:40.220 class people of crashing real wages, because we have a recession, which is intensifying, and we

00:27:46.680 have costs in their life, which are soaring. And that is in your balance. You've had nine tree,

00:27:52.120 you've had nine trillion dollars wiped out in the stock market is going to get worse in the next

00:27:55.280 couple of weeks. You've had trends in the bond market, right? And now you're now your real estate's

00:27:59.340 about to drop 20% at least. Okay, short break. We're going to talk about four weeks from today

00:28:05.600 is game day. We have a very special guest on next. Terman and Cortez are going to hang around. We've

00:28:10.960 got to talk about Brazil still and what's happening down there with the Bolsonaro's and Lula. All next

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00:29:31.780 War Room Pandemic with Stephen K. Bannon. The epidemic is a demon, and we cannot let this demon

00:29:38.340 hide. War Room Pandemic. Here's your host, Stephen K. Bannon.

00:29:43.680 Okay, welcome back. By the way, we're going to get back to this credit crisis that Jamie

00:29:49.280 Diamond's talking about, the impact on your life, your country's life, and quite frankly,

00:29:53.140 it's the tone, it's the subterranean tonality of this entire election, this economic, not just

00:30:00.280 inflation, not just stagflation anymore, but something far, far, far deeper. We're going

00:30:04.340 to get back into that. Also, we're going to tie in Brazil, what's happening there. Remember,

00:30:08.680 there is no substitute for victory. There is no substitute for victory. Now's the time

00:30:13.380 to come together. This is why we talk about Dr. Oz and J.D. Vance's, J.D.'s great performance

00:30:19.000 last night. All the MAGA voters, right, all the Mandel voters, all the Kathy Barnett voters,

00:30:24.500 everybody got to come together in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and Ohio. We can have sweeping

00:30:28.520 victories in those Senate seats. I want to bring in Ronna McDaniel now, head of the RNC. Ronna, 0.69

00:30:35.220 you've been on this since the 20th of January in the year of our Lord, 2021. We're four weeks

00:30:41.960 away from game day. Just give us, in your perspective, where do we stand on the battlefield

00:30:46.440 right now for this midterm election? Well, thanks, Steve. Thanks for having me. I think

00:30:51.140 the most important thing the RNC did immediately after 2021 is our election integrity efforts,

00:30:56.580 but then we started voter reg efforts. So in Florida, we're up 400,000. In Pennsylvania,

00:31:01.180 we're up 144,000. In North Carolina, we're up 180,000. The list goes on and on. We're up in Nevada.

00:31:07.280 These are key, key numbers because it means we're going to have more voters. Okay. Slow on it for

00:31:12.860 a second. So number one was that, hey, we got to go out. There's obviously Trump voters out there.

00:31:17.280 There's all these people out there, independents, disaffected Democrats that are not registered.

00:31:20.880 So your first thing was to go to these key states and let's get people registered. Can you just go

00:31:25.560 back? Give us some of those numbers because I want to talk scale here for a second. Just hit those

00:31:30.000 numbers for us again. Florida, for example, when I took over as chair in 2016,

00:31:34.280 we had a deficit of about 350,000 more Democrats registered in Florida than Republicans. We are

00:31:40.860 now up over 400,000 in Florida. Pennsylvania, just since 2020, we're up 144,000 more Republicans that

00:31:51.940 have registered in Pennsylvania. In North Carolina, we're up 118,000. These are key, key numbers. So

00:31:59.740 it costs a lot of money to register voters. I'm consuming. It's recognizing people who are moving

00:32:05.040 into the state. Where are your voters data to do this? And this is what we quickly shifted our

00:32:10.200 investment to heading into 2020. Talk about the other two aspects of this are obviously election

00:32:17.820 integrity and training people up to be poll workers, not just poll watchers, but poll workers,

00:32:23.360 election officials. We saw this come to fruition in the Youngkin victory in the Commonwealth. I think

00:32:27.880 we had 95% participation and the other is to get out the vote. So you got voter registration is one

00:32:33.520 leg of the stool. The second is the training and all the aspects of voter integrity. And the third

00:32:39.320 is to get out the vote. Walk us through on voter integrity, the scale of the training, who's trained

00:32:44.480 up and how are they going to be deployed? I think the first thing to recognize is this is the first

00:32:49.340 time the RNC can do this. We were under a consent decree for 40 years, not allowed to do poll watching

00:32:54.120 or election integrity, anything, not even for the 2020 cycle. This is the first cycle we're able to

00:32:59.440 do this. So one, we've put 17 different election integrity directors, 17 battleground states. We have

00:33:07.280 lawyers in all of those states that have been recruiting for the past years, training lawyers

00:33:11.500 that will be precincts and also be in the war rooms at the state level. And then we'll have a war room

00:33:18.220 in Washington City and then training poll watchers. So we have about 30,000 poll watchers already

00:33:23.880 trained. We're going to ramp that up. That'll be more by elective day. And then also 30,000 poll

00:33:29.320 workers, which I think is even if not as important, but maybe more important. These are people who will

00:33:35.560 actually be working the polls in Fulton County, in Wayne County, in Milwaukee, in Philly. These are going

00:33:42.840 to be the people that we have admitted that are going to actually be counting about. So I just want

00:33:48.960 to make sure because we've had clean it. We got all these outside groups yesterday. We try to have a

00:33:52.300 couple of day and they're doing their thing. But in addition, the main battery, the RNC, you have

00:33:57.240 trained up 30,000 poll watchers. In addition, 30,000 poll workers, the poll workers being the folks

00:34:03.600 that'll be inside the room validating the signatures and all that sort of stuff. So essentially 60,000

00:34:10.180 volunteers throughout the country. Correct. Correct. And then we're in lawsuits right now

00:34:16.220 on the poll worker side of it. So we're in 70 lawsuits. One, I'll give you an example. We're

00:34:20.800 in Maricopa County right now. Arizona law requires that county has an equal number of Democrat,

00:34:26.780 Republican poll workers. Maricopa will not give their details. They're not being forthcoming.

00:34:31.660 So we sued them. They're also creating obstacles to prevent poll workers from being able to work.

00:34:37.580 They're saying you've got to work 21 days, which is ridiculous for nine hours a day. Anybody who has

00:34:42.120 a job can't give up 21 days. So they're putting these artificial barriers in place. So we've sued

00:34:48.200 Maricopa County. We just Clark County. So we're not on top of just the recruitment. We're also holding

00:34:53.720 these problem counties accountable. And we just won in Clark.

00:34:56.960 Right now, as you see it for game day and early voting starts right away, do you is you're on a

00:35:04.440 one to 10 scale about if if we and we have to deliver people to come out to vote, we understand

00:35:10.160 that people have to turn out right and you have to own your vote, you have to assist your family and

00:35:15.000 colleagues and owning theirs. As you see it right now from on a one to 10, where would you put us as

00:35:19.880 far as your comfort level, given the work you guys have done over the last two years on the voter

00:35:25.260 integrity issue? Oh, I'd say state by state. It's different. Wisconsin, a 10. Florida, a 10. Texas,

00:35:31.940 10. Georgia, I'd say the efforts been a 10. We need people in DeKalb County. Those are going to be

00:35:38.740 issues. People to volunteer to be poll watchers in Georgia and DeKalb. It's a very deep blue Atlanta

00:35:44.340 County. But Nevada, because the laws in the state suck. And I'm part of my but that is a state where 1.00

00:35:53.840 they send live ballots. The state's been terrible. The governor's been terrible. The legislature's

00:35:58.620 terrible, which is all the more reason why we have to win. California is still going to have

00:36:02.500 ballot carbon. So state by state, we've had big wins, but there are going to be tough states where

00:36:07.900 I think our candidates are going to have to win by a larger margin because of Democrat policies that

00:36:13.720 degrade. And if you say if you would pick out right now states you're concerned about, because

00:36:19.580 we're going to get to the call for for action and volunteers here, you're I think you're saying

00:36:24.700 Arizona is an issue. Nevada is an issue. California is an issue. Would you throw Michigan in there?

00:36:31.000 Pennsylvania? What are when you what keeps you up at night in this regard of the selection integrity

00:36:36.680 issue? So Michigan actually, TCF, Wayne County has taken 11,000 of our poll workers. They can't

00:36:43.800 build the shifts. So they actually do us. They've taken our people. So that's good. Wisconsin, we have

00:36:48.540 5,000 poll workers. This is something that we had to elect in 2021. December of 2021, these were people

00:36:58.300 who were on the ballot to be elected. The places I have concerns, Georgia, we need more poll watchers

00:37:04.780 in DeKalb County, Arizona. It's not the personnel issue. It's more the lawsuits that we're in.

00:37:11.180 Nevada, we just need coverage. I feel really good. We've over 90% coverage on early vote and election

00:37:17.400 day. We just need more volunteers. Always use more volunteers. In California, ballot harvesting is

00:37:23.080 real. We have to do it too. You need to make out the vote. What I would say to everybody listening,

00:37:28.840 make sure you vote early in person and then go volunteer to do a shift as a poll watcher.

00:37:34.200 And then make sure you're taking out your neighbor and your system of voters.

00:37:38.440 Have to make sure that everybody's going to vote.

00:37:41.660 There's two theories out there. One is you've got to hold your vote and show up on game day,

00:37:45.900 and that's what we've been doing. The other is we've got to inventory these or build up the base.

00:37:49.800 Where do you come down on the fact of get out there and vote? Do you see any logic in the folks

00:37:55.960 who are saying, like the Cary Lake situation in Arizona, hold your vote because then they can't

00:38:00.440 see what the total number of votes are so they can't game the system? Do you have any thoughts

00:38:05.480 on that?

00:38:06.420 I think people, I like voting earlier because then we know our in-the-bank voters and we know

00:38:12.600 who requested an absentee ballot to send them in. If you're uncomfortable, I would say go early

00:38:17.360 vote in person. I just did this. I went to my county clerk. I physically saw them. They checked my ID

00:38:23.640 and then I filled up my ballot and handed it directly to my clerk so I know it's done.

00:38:28.380 That's what I would say people should do. Do early vote in person. That's going to be open

00:38:32.820 in almost every state next week. And then go sign up for a shift to be a poll watcher.

00:38:38.980 A lot of these states, Steve, it's a full-day exercise. In Ohio, when you sign up to be a poll

00:38:43.600 watcher, you have to be there all day. Some states do shift, so it's past the day. So we really do need

00:38:49.420 people to go vote early in person. Then we know our in-the-bank voters. And then on elective day,

00:38:55.140 we can seek out those voters that we know we need to get our number.

00:38:59.920 Let's talk about the get out the vote efforts and the efforts you guys are doing in the run-up.

00:39:04.480 Early voting starts, but at game day and obviously MAGA has traditionally represented big on game

00:39:09.860 day. What is the get out the vote efforts? And then I want a call to action here. Where are people

00:39:14.800 supposed to go? Because this audience wants to help and wants to assist. What should they do?

00:39:19.840 Sure. So, you know, the RNC's built the largest ground game. We have a thousand staff. I'm sure

00:39:25.280 you're aware we've been reaching out to anti-Asian black voters at the highest level ever. We have

00:39:30.360 39 of the centers. We've made 70 million voter contacts. I mean, this is the largest ground game

00:39:37.600 we've ever put in place. But if you want to get involved as a poll watcher or to go find your voting

00:39:43.000 location, go to protectthevote.com to sign up to be a volunteer and poll watcher contact you.

00:39:49.420 And then if you want to know where you vote, when you're voting starting, go to vote.gov

00:39:53.180 and you'll get all your information for what is required in your state.

00:40:00.320 Given all the, you know, the issue set and people don't realize what goes into this. The issue

00:40:04.360 set's right. The messaging's been right. The selection of candidates and everybody's not

00:40:07.700 totally happy with the candidates. We, there's a lot of MAGA folks that we would have loved

00:40:11.500 to have won that didn't. There's some established people that won, but it's, we're beyond that

00:40:15.660 now. Given the team we've got, given the issues we've got, given all the efforts to get, we've

00:40:21.460 gotten, it's obvious. And you can see this, the inflection point, Ron, as you know, and

00:40:26.300 you and I talked a lot about that in 16 and 20, when the other side understands it's over

00:40:32.200 and they're starting to throw guys under the bus, they're starting to, candidates, but on

00:40:36.740 media, it's getting more and more frantic. It's getting more and more, you know, I think

00:40:41.840 dangerous rhetoric pointed at Republicans and MAGA. What would be your recommendation?

00:40:46.360 How do we tone down that rhetoric on the left who obviously when they see the House and the

00:40:51.400 Senate, state legislature, school boards slipping away from their graphs are only going to get

00:40:55.880 more and more desperate.

00:40:57.760 Well, I think it's what you and I believe in, which is grassroots, neighbor to neighbor.

00:41:01.980 The best way to change a vote, the best way to calm somebody down is to have a conversation.

00:41:05.820 And I say to people, isn't it time to be shy or to be uncomfortable talking about politics.

00:41:10.640 When you talk about these school board races, your kids being shut out of school and you're

00:41:14.840 pissed off, you've got to talk to people about it. You talk about gas prices, you talk about

00:41:18.740 inflation. And then when Democrats are trying to accuse Republicans of intimidation or scare

00:41:24.140 tactics when it comes to protecting the election, you need to simply say, all we're asking is to

00:41:29.280 observe. And if there's nothing to hide, why do they worry about us? And these are simple

00:41:34.180 conversations. It's a lot of common sense, but we have to be out talking. We cannot just expect

00:41:40.240 other people to do this for us. We can't say, oh, the party has this or my candidate has

00:41:45.160 this. Every single one of us role in making sure we win in this.

00:41:51.060 Ronna, what is your social media? And then one more time, how do they get to the, to the

00:41:54.780 site? We want everybody to go to it right now, but what's your social media so people can

00:41:58.060 follow you?

00:41:58.520 So it's at GOP chairwoman on Twitter. Um, and I'm on Facebook. And then go to protectthevote.com

00:42:06.300 and vote.gov. Everybody get out. You know, I, I got my daughter, her absentee ballot, Utah.

00:42:12.320 I made sure she stayed a Michigan voter. Um, everybody needs to make sure that we're doing

00:42:16.660 everything. And, and like you said, Steve, even if you don't like the candidate, anything's

00:42:21.980 better than what Nancy Pelosi and Joe Biden are doing to our, I know it's it. Look at

00:42:27.760 Fetterman. It is, you know, I know that a lot of audiences, not Haas is, Haas is not

00:42:31.720 your guy. It's not the point right now. We'll argue about that afterwards. Ronna, thanks

00:42:35.500 for taking the time and thanks for all the effort. Voter registration training for election

00:42:40.020 integrity, poll workers, election officials, poll watchers, and of course, the get out the

00:42:44.060 vote massive, get out the vote. Thank you very much. Look forward to having you back on.

00:42:47.500 Thanks, Steve. Appreciate it.

00:42:48.600 It's four weeks from today. And this is the most important midterm election since 1862.

00:42:57.360 You can be part of history here. We have the opportunity, the unique opportunity to put

00:43:02.400 a crushing death blow at the ballot box on the democratic party as a national political

00:43:08.180 institution from school boards, the state legislatures, we could flip Nevada's legislature,

00:43:13.280 New Mexico's Minnesota's. It's all there from your County commissioner up to the house 0.69

00:43:17.920 in the Senate. There is no substitute for victory. None. Okay. None. You are what your record says

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00:45:29.700 I just want to remind everybody, there is no substitute for victory. Did you like Trump's

00:45:34.240 presidency or did you like Trump winning in 16? Did you like that? Did you like that? Everybody in

00:45:39.760 the chat blowing me up. Did you like that? Did you like that? You know how we did that? What I did

00:45:45.260 the first call I made when I took over the campaign was to Reince Priebus, right? We had to bring because

00:45:50.380 Trump was not performing among traditional Republican voters. We had to solve that. You win in a

00:45:56.100 coalition. I know you don't like hearing that, but you win in a coalition. We can do all this fighting

00:46:00.440 on the evening of November 8th. Let me repeat this. There is no substitute for victory. If we

00:46:07.320 want to stop this madness, we have to stop it on 8th November. We don't stop on 8th November, folks.

00:46:14.180 I don't know where we go. I really don't. I don't know how you do this. You must win. You must win.

00:46:20.180 So no whining. I don't mind bitching and moaning. Remember the Royal Navy, sullen, not mutineous. As long

00:46:26.340 as you're not mutineous and just sullen, we can live with that. OK, but there's no substitute for

00:46:31.680 victory. Talking about victory. Let's go to Brazil. I want to I want to play something real quick. I

00:46:36.700 got to hear my only for a few minutes. Play this clip from Bernie Sanders on Pod Save the World.

00:46:41.480 You know, the U.S. tends to look at leftists with some degree of concern, you know, in Latin America.

00:46:47.360 Do you see an opportunity here with potentially Lula on top of Boric and Petro and a bunch of other

00:46:52.600 leaders to have a new set of issues? I would hope so. And by the way, in fairness to the Biden

00:47:00.000 administration, before we talk about their relationships with progressive governments,

00:47:05.660 they have, and I think in an unusual way, you know, sent the CIA and set the Secretary of Defense

00:47:13.860 down to Brazil. Yeah. Over the last several months to make it clear that they did not want to see

00:47:22.380 a rigged election or a coup. And that's what the Biden people did. Hold it. Hang on. A tier man is

00:47:29.640 is James Jesus Angleton, one of my heroes. Is he still running the CIA? I thought the CIA denied that

00:47:36.140 it was it was never reported. It was just briefly mentioned, I think, back in May or June.

00:47:39.940 But Bernie Sanders is sitting there. The CIA, what is the CIA doing in Brazil to say they want a fair

00:47:46.720 election? What business is it of the CIA, sir? Well, when your idol was running the CIA and really

00:47:52.960 built out the CIA, you know, coming out of the OSS and coming out of the post-war era and Eisenhower,

00:47:58.500 you know, they moved surreptitiously in trying to buffer America's interests and positions.

00:48:04.300 Now they moved surreptitiously to buffer the leftist internal partisan hackery's interests.

00:48:11.100 And they sent him down. This was reported very blurby, just very in passing in May of this year,

00:48:15.920 in reference to Burns going down. And there's a former State Department hack. There's a former

00:48:20.200 ambassador. And he went down July of last year to meet with Bolsonaro people in the government and

00:48:27.500 basically threatened flex. You know, it's a new new sheriff in town. This is not Trump.

00:48:31.500 This is us. You know, we're globally aligned with the left. We don't want to see you

00:48:35.400 undermining the faith and the election integrity of Brazilians' electoral system.

00:48:40.560 The irony is that they already have their fellow travelers in the Supreme Court under Moraes,

00:48:44.980 the Supreme Court, the SPF, who we've talked about in depth, imprisons anyone who criticizes their

00:48:49.500 anti-democratic Stasi tactics. That court oversees the STE, the Supreme Electoral Tribunal,

00:48:56.540 which is the one that oversees the elections. So they already have their fellow travelers in place.

00:49:01.000 This was a straight muscle flex. Burns now denies that he went down there.

00:49:05.600 But it's very telling that Bernie and, you know, senators on the inside were aware of this. And

00:49:10.860 actually, Republicans did nothing, which is kind of, you know, telling and sad in and of itself.

00:49:15.560 I mean, I agree with what you say. There are no purity tests. We have to come together and win.

00:49:20.040 But, you know, we don't have our best in the U.S. Senate. We got a few good guys, but most of them are

00:49:24.460 asleep at the wheel and not performing. They should be bringing this up and saying,

00:49:28.600 hey, remember Latin America, 1970s, that we, you know, many volumes have been written about

00:49:33.000 their engagement.

00:49:34.120 But Tierman, Tierman, I know, I know you got to go. I know you got to, I know you got to leave us

00:49:38.180 for a bigger, better interview. That's Tierman's middle initials, BBD, bigger, better deal.

00:49:42.940 But am I, Chuck Schumer? Come on.

00:49:44.900 Hang on. No, hang on.

00:49:46.240 We know there's already election issues down there, not just with the Supreme Court. Look at

00:49:51.480 the phony polling. And look, President Trump's tweet, yes, that helped. But there's something

00:49:57.840 wrong with being, what, 16, 18 points down and then Bolsonaro almost winning. The election has

00:50:03.960 major issues. Eduardo's told us that. Bolsonaro's told us that. You got the Supreme Court. Lula is a

00:50:09.820 transnational criminal in association with the CCP that looks at Brazil as the number one objective

00:50:15.560 they can get for right now. Give me two minutes on that, about the problem with the election and

00:50:19.760 the CIA sticking their nose in it on Lula's side, as Pod Save the World just said, with Bernie Sanders.

00:50:25.640 Yeah, they see no sense of irony, no sense of self-awareness when they say, oh, we set the CIA down

00:50:31.500 to, you know, flex on Bolsonaro. Meanwhile, they already have it, you know, with the overseers,

00:50:36.660 their fellow travelers. Look at the polling on September 28th. It showed, in all the aggregated polls,

00:50:41.940 57-43 for Lula, and they missed the mark by, you know, 15 points. On the 6th, it was 53-47. It tightened.

00:50:50.060 There was a poll yesterday that showed it's 50-50. It's heads up. It's neck and neck. It's tightening

00:50:55.180 in a big way. But this is what I've said from the beginning. What we have to worry about is the same

00:50:59.820 thing we have to worry about in 2020, and we have to worry about now in places like Ronald McDaniels

00:51:03.740 talking about in greater metro Atlanta. We need to win by such a margin they cannot stop the ballot.

00:51:08.560 I call it the SPLC Sur, South. Agencia Publica did a big hit piece on you and me and Beatty and our

00:51:16.800 coverage of Brazil. Bannon and Trump allies go to war against the election integrity. And then they

00:51:21.400 mention Alan dos Santos, who is an exiled journalist because they tried to arrest him and he fled here

00:51:26.380 to the U.S. And they're saying he is, you know, wanted for anti-democratic activities. As I tweeted at

00:51:32.360 this hack journalist who might as well be from the SPLC South America office, why don't you describe

00:51:38.040 those anti-democratic activities as opposed to this sort of nebulous, you know, negative,

00:51:43.500 pernicious verbiage just to try and create an optic. But if the guy was being a journalist and he had

00:51:50.420 to flee and the Supreme Court put out an Interpol red notice on him. I mean, this is what we're

00:51:54.940 dealing with. They imprisoned journalists. They imprisoned Bolsonaro's Congressman Daniel

00:51:58.880 Silvera twice. I mean, they are an absolute Stasi out of control. Even the New York Times and Jack

00:52:05.040 Nikas did a piece saying, you know, the Brazilian Supreme Court may be going too far. When you've

00:52:09.220 lost the New York Times, you should be rethinking and reevaluating.

00:52:13.400 Give us your social media so we can follow you, sir.

00:52:16.560 Matthew Tiamond, M-A-T-T-H-E-W-T-Y-R-M-A-N-D, at Getter, at Twitter. My Twitter's censoring

00:52:22.120 my posts on Brazil because the Supreme Court's reached out to them. They're putting labels.

00:52:25.640 You can't engage with them. So Getter's where it's at.

00:52:28.900 Matthew Tiamond, thank you. Now you can go for your Daily Telegraph

00:52:32.320 documentary. Go with God, sir. Go ahead.

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Bannon's War Room - October 11, 2022

Episode 2217： What We Are To Expect With Populism Nationalism On The Ballot This November; Ronna McDaniel On Which States We Must Focus On To Protect The Vote

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