00:00:35.160And, you know, unfortunately, you have House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy saying actually that if Republicans win in the next three weeks,
00:01:37.680This is Kevin McCarthy lining up, not with Ronald Reagan, not with Margaret Thatcher, lining up with Donald Trump,
00:01:47.460a man who wanted to destroy a NATO, a man who had absolute contempt for anybody that followed in Ronald Reagan's vision of pushing back against Russian authoritarianism.
00:02:01.580It's really it's it's it's not stunning because we're seeing it in focus groups that used to be supportive of sort of the Thatcher Reagan view of the world.
00:02:18.240Well, by the way, and your dad lined up with this.
00:02:22.300Fighting against then communist totalitarianism, Russian expansionism.
00:02:29.100And now you have Kevin McCarthy, who's in the Surrender Caucus.
00:02:32.740It's just he's in the Surrender Caucus, along with a think tank.
00:02:36.680I'm not going to even mention their name.
00:02:37.980So it's so it's so disgusting who they're being allies with.
00:02:42.420And come on, Wall Street Journal editorial page, don't don't just vomit out reports that this that this think tank that now aligns itself with Italian fascists and aligns itself with Tulsi Gabbard
00:02:55.320and aligns itself with American firsters, Lindberghs of the world.
00:03:00.280Don't just don't attack America's military and say America's military is weak because these Lindberghian American firsters who embrace Tulsi Gabbard's vision of the world.
00:03:15.920Who celebrate the rise of Italian politicians.
00:03:21.860OK, it's Wednesday, 19 October, the year of our Lord, 2020.
00:03:25.960I just want to make sure you see the unsophisticated nature of that rant.
00:03:30.560Joe Scarborough, who never served, never been anything, but it's Alabama law school.
00:03:41.020That's kind of written by Morning Mika.
00:03:42.960Why does it Mika get the role of actually if you're going to write it, Mika, because it's right for you.
00:03:47.440You're going to write it. Just stand up and do it.
00:03:49.800If you want to take over the show, if it wants to be Morning Mika.
00:03:52.400Right. We have the exclusive mug right here. We're putting it up on our it's our first merch launch, not War Room, but Morning Mika.
00:04:00.180If you're going to write it, don't just let them spit out treasonous, despicable.
00:04:06.840It's the Chinese Communist Party is the problem.
00:04:10.120If you understand anything about geo strategy or geopolitics and know the Heritage Foundation's report is trying to warn America of what has happened.
00:04:20.400And quite frankly, we can't afford a trillion dollar defense budget anymore.
00:04:24.160We can't do it. And to equate this with Lindbergh.
00:04:53.940The guy comes out the other day, Zelensky, the conservative Inc.
00:04:57.120fanboy, the fanboys love him, comes out and wants another thirty eight billion dollars to pay the pensions of the Ukrainian teachers and nurses.
00:06:34.580Monica, you probably get a better handle on this, particularly when they're using their they're going back into the oh, it's Reagan and Thatcher.
00:06:41.540If Reagan and Thatcher were today, they would sit there and go, hey, the Ukraine's European issues got to be there.
00:06:46.280United States may be part of it if you've got a plan.
00:06:49.020But we got to we got to take down the Chinese Communist Party and we have to focus on South China Sea and Taiwan.
00:06:55.120Monica Crowley, your overall of how the morning Joe because that's the consensus.
00:06:59.000That's the D.C. consensus. They're spitting out venom.
00:07:04.120Yes, 100 percent. And thank you for having me back, Steve.
00:07:07.100Look, the reason why the regime, including pundits like Mika and Joe, keep pushing the Ukraine war and escalatory U.S. intervention in that war and support for that war is because Ukraine is a giant slush fund for the ruling class.
00:07:25.820This is this is a giant money laundering operation, including for the president and those around him.
00:07:33.420I mean, the Biden family has been using Ukraine as a giant slush fund for years.
00:07:37.540So why stop now? This is why they continue to push it.
00:07:41.200Do you really think that they're interested at all in any kind of geopolitical advantage that the Russians might have or the Ukrainian people?
00:07:48.980That is complete nonsense. They're all cashing in on this war.
00:07:53.300And that's why they wanted to go in a perpetual way.
00:07:56.660And one more thing, Steve, if you think about Dwight Eisenhower's farewell speech, when he warned about the military industrial complex, it's for exactly this reason,
00:08:06.420because it turns into these never ending wars that end up being economically advantageous to those who are prosecuting it and those who support it.
00:08:18.220So Eisenhower, who is a general, who almost single handedly, along with Winston Churchill, won World War Two and saved Western civilization.
00:08:27.060He warned against this for this very reason.
00:08:29.820It's politically advantageous for these Democrats, for the Biden regime, to keep this war going because it's a giant deflection, but it's also a cash cow for them.
00:08:40.600And that's why you've got the likes of Nika and Joe continuing to push this war on the American people.
00:08:46.540Thankfully, the Republicans coming in starting January 3rd are saying, boom, that's it.
00:08:52.780By the way, to Monica's point, President Eisenhower, then General Eisenhower's book about World War Two, of having the herd, the cats, was called Crusade in Europe.
00:09:03.140And he goes through how he actually he and Marshall were the organizers of that.
00:09:07.520And then remember, he had a decision in his administration to back the British in Suez, which is kind of the Ukraine of the day.
00:10:03.240We're one day less than three weeks from this historic midterm.
00:10:06.740Where does Monica Crowley think we sit, given where RealClearPolitics is telling us?
00:10:12.680Yeah, well, things are looking pretty good.
00:10:14.600And before I get to that analysis, Steve, just one other president weighed in on foreign entanglements, and that was George Washington.
00:10:21.160In his farewell address, he warned the United States against foreign entanglements for a lot of these reasons involving corruption and slush funds
00:10:29.640and allowing the United States to get sucked into things that would drain the national treasury, like the Ukraine war.
00:10:42.000I think all the revolutionary generation, they're one thing – and this is why it was such a big deal to go after the Barbary pirates in that kind of expeditionary force.
00:10:50.500The revolutionary generation, even to the fact of our ally, France, of getting sucked in there, they said, don't go overseas looking for monsters to slay, right?
00:10:59.800Once you get into that game, you're going to be doing that nonstop.
00:11:02.920It's the reason the defense budget is a trillion dollars.
00:11:05.660It's because what we've done is too much, Monica Crowley.
00:11:10.680And there's not to say that there aren't enemies that the United States, as the world's greatest superpower, should not be confronting, like today the CCP or the Soviet Union during the Cold War, but you've got to do it in a responsible way.
00:11:23.260And these kinds of more minor conflicts, like Ukraine is basically an intraslav conflict that the United States has no reason for being involved in,
00:11:34.960those are the things that Eisenhower and Washington and the revolutionary generation warned against.
00:11:39.580Turning again to domestic politics, look, I think the way things are trending right now, November 8th, is going to be a very positive day for Republicans.
00:11:50.540That doesn't mean we can take our foot off the gas and rest on our laurels.
00:11:54.960We need everybody out there working around the clock, volunteering their time, their money, and their expertise to making sure that these races are clean in their communities.
00:12:04.780And everybody obviously needs to get out and vote.
00:12:07.720But it does look, Steve, based on the polling, reliable polling that we are seeing, it looks like the driving issues for most Americans are the economy and primarily raging inflation and sky-high gas prices, which, again, are ticking up.
00:12:23.440I was just in California two weeks ago speaking at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library.
00:12:28.620And, you know, one of the last remaining Republicans to come out of California, Richard Nixon and Ronald Reagan.
00:12:35.880And I was seated at a dinner next to the last real Republican governor, Pete Wilson.
00:12:44.680So when you talk about trend lines in the country, it's gas prices, inflation, where the average American is really struggling to feed their families and put gas in their car.
00:12:57.620But Democrats, by all means, focus on January 6th, right, and abortion.
00:13:03.620By all means, focus on those issues that don't even rate in the top 10 for most of the American people.
00:13:11.320So those are the issues that are driving voters to the polls, along with the wide-open border, out-of-control immigration, skyrocketing crime, which now, Steve, is no longer just limited to our urban centers, but now is spread to pretty much every community across America.
00:13:27.520People have had enough, and they want their country back.
00:13:30.420And they're sick of having this as America lasts all the time, as indicated by MSNBC this morning, where they're more focused on the Ukraine border than they are about the American border, and the Ukraine economy versus the American economy.
00:13:47.100And when you take a look at some of these internals, you see why the Democrats are panicked.
00:13:51.600It's not just about losing power right now in this election.
00:13:56.380It's also about the fact that their core constituencies are hemorrhaging away from them.
00:14:02.320Latinos, Black Americans, women, younger voters.
00:14:07.120That's why the regime is so desperately trying to force this new marijuana policy and the student loan relief and all of these other things.
00:14:15.400They're so desperately trying to buy off voters heading into this election.
00:14:20.220But this is actually a longer-term problem for the Democrats, and they know it.
00:14:25.440Monica, how do people get to your podcast because it's on fire?
00:17:39.240Cal, normally you see her on location with these great interviews, but she's done some analysis.
00:17:44.160So, Jane, I'm going to turn it over to you.
00:17:45.400You started last night on the evening show, but walk us through these charts, why you say you don't think it's the cavalry that's going to arrive to say the Democrats, if it does arrive, ain't going to be the youth vote.
00:17:58.340Well, the left is completely missing the mark with young voters.
00:18:03.820Generation Z is on track to become the most entrepreneurial generation in history, with 62% of them saying that they intend to or have already started their own businesses.
00:18:16.120Now, if we could pull up the chart from the Siena College National Survey, we can see that the top issue amongst 18 to 29-year-olds and 30 to 44-year-olds in all age groups for that matter is the economy and inflation, not climate change, not racial division, the economy, plain and simple.
00:18:36.880And in addition to this, we have a Yahoo survey from late September, which shows us that 52% of voters aged 18 to 29 disapprove of the job that Joe Biden has done handling the economy, 49% with ages 30 to 44.
00:18:56.960So staggering disapproval rates, which is a theme we've seen throughout 2022, particularly with young people, diving into more data from the Siena College National Survey, we can see Joe Biden's approval rating with young voters is absolutely terrible.
00:19:14.160You have 54% of ages 18 to 29 disapproving of Joe Biden and 58% of ages 30 to 44-year-olds disapproving of Joe Biden.
00:19:25.720And finally, the biggest, you know, most remarkable piece of data from this survey, I want to point out, is that 61% of 18 to 29-year-olds that feel the country is going in the wrong direction.
00:19:41.600The Democrats are completely missing the mark with young people, and the young people understand how they are disenfranchising them and their future.
00:19:49.220Okay. So here's the bottom line, is that you're, and let me tell you what, Jane, hang on right there. I want to bring in Brad. Brad, you teach at one of the most prominent, I wouldn't even say conservative schools, but rising schools in the nation, Liberty University, and you're the dean of the business department.
00:20:08.040Do you agree with Jane Zirkle's assessment that when you look at this younger generation, it's incredibly entrepreneurial, it's thinking about the economy, it knows how the economy is going to impact them, and they just simply can't be bought off with changes in marijuana laws or try to buy them off with taking a trillion dollars of student debt and try to pay it, make the working class pay for it, sir?
00:20:30.400Yeah, I think so. I think they're more independent-minded. We just had a CEO summit at Liberty 600 CEO showed up, and our students were just all over the place, asking them questions, engaging. How did you do it? What can we do? How do you prepare? They're taking initiative, and they care. The economy is their life.
00:20:53.600And I think they're highly intelligent. They have a gut feel that we're way off course, and their only hope is to get skilled up. And so that's the lifeblood at Liberty University. I hope that's the case all over the country. And Jane, you know, she travels all over the country, so I'm sure she's got her finger on the pulse.
00:21:12.580Jane, let me ask you. You're not going to own anything, and you're going to be happy. The great reset mantra from Davos, that kind of is the Biden regime's Build Back Better program, is, you know, I keep saying this younger generation, under 35 years old, is like Russian serfs.
00:21:34.340You're not going to own anything. You're not going to have any ability to have capital formation. We just saw today that mortgages have dropped to a 25-year low because people can't afford the down payment or can't afford the mortgage rates are sky high, and they can't afford them anymore.
00:21:49.420Do you get the same sense that your generation understand that they're being basically turned into Russian serfs by this regime, and quite frankly, the globalist apparatus coming out of Brussels, the city of London, Wall Street, and Davos, ma'am?
00:22:02.520Well, it's abundantly clear that the globalist elites want us to be a nation of renters. Homeownership has become essentially unattainable for the younger generation due to inflation and, you know, rising interest rates.
00:22:19.540And it's very scary because these are elements of the American dream, and young people recognize this. They're seeing the gas prices go up. They're seeing the prices in the grocery stores go up.
00:22:29.140And they're saying, hey, this isn't sustainable. We can't live like this. And that's why Joe Biden's approval rating is dwindling amongst young people.
00:22:39.800Jane, how do people follow you on your social media? Where do they go?
00:22:43.580You can find me on Getter, Twitter, and Instagram, at Jane Zirkle. You were able to find me on YouTube, but earlier this morning, I got a notification that my channel was suspended with nearly 5,000 subscribers.
00:22:59.060Hold it. Jane Zirkle, you've worked very hard as a young person. People should know, Jane's very scrappy, a lot of grit. We like grit here in the war room.
00:23:10.320You built up a YouTube channel of 5,000 subscribers, and YouTube took your channel down. Why did they do that, ma'am?
00:23:18.080Nearly 5,000 subscribers. They took it down earlier this morning without warning. They said that I violated community guidelines and didn't give me much information.
00:23:33.360So I posted yesterday my clip of war room, and I post several clips of myself on war room and interviews I've done, and I definitely don't like that.
00:23:45.940For all the shareholders, all the big shareholders of Google, retribution's coming.
00:23:52.920You think you can de-platform everybody? You think you can de-platform a young person like Jane Zirkle who's making her way in the world because she came on war room,
00:23:59.660and what she did is talked about the mathematics associated with the polling, and she put up charts, and you're going to take it down.
00:24:07.080The day of retribution's coming, okay, for all the big tech oligarchs. Mike Davis and Steve Cortez are right.
00:24:13.940They're out of control. They have to be turned into public utilities. They have to be broken. We have to break them on the rack of regulation, right?
00:24:22.160And I realize libertarians are going to go crazy, but hey, this is what you get. This is to suppress, and this is the rising generation.
00:24:28.680Even if you merely go against the regime's narrative by showing you the math and say, hey, I think you're lying.
00:24:35.100I think you're taking data and spinning it. I'm going to show you what real data is.
00:24:38.740When a young person does that, you know what they do? We'll take her YouTube down.
00:24:43.080She's built up through going out in the hot sun of these Trump rallies and going all over to CPAC and all over for us, build up 5,000-person audience.
00:24:54.680No, we'll just take it down, and we won't even have the – we don't even respect her enough to even tell her why and tell her what the problem was.
00:25:04.860The day of retribution's coming – everybody talking about the 320 or 302, forget that.
00:25:09.960Twitter, Google – and don't give me Elon Musk on Twitter.
00:25:37.260Melody, watching the box, tell me what's going on around the country.
00:25:41.400I know we need more volunteers, so I want you to do the call for action.
00:25:44.060Look, we're going to win, but if you don't close, it's like a deal.
00:25:48.480M&A, if you buy a company and don't close, they're in a hostile table, boom.
00:25:51.480If you get something in a competitive situation, and this is very competitive, if you win the deal and don't close, it doesn't mean anything.
00:26:30.980Our people are showing up and gathering around boxes and shutting the stuff down.
00:26:35.840What these mules don't understand is just because I put a fuzzy still shot up on Truth Social that doesn't look like anything, we're geotracking them.
00:26:45.640We've got cameras on the backsides of them.
00:26:49.480People are freaking out because they say this picture doesn't prove anything.
00:28:47.300After I've stolen the title, borrowed against it, or sold the property, it's 60 to 90 days for that person to even figure out that they're the victim of this crime.
00:30:30.680You see what Ron DeSantis is doing in Florida?
00:30:32.200That's nothing about what's to come to them.
00:30:34.540You see Matt Schlapp's actually got this thing out.
00:30:36.120We shouldn't even have meetings with these people.
00:30:38.840CPAC, the American Service Union, said shouldn't congressmen?
00:30:41.640Everyone should commit right now not to even take meetings until they totally drop all their wokeness, totally drop all this ESG, all the diversity, equity, inclusion.
00:31:31.900We're going to get Bratt and Tierman on here where they had Steve Ratner, who's a big investment banker, wants to be Secretary of Treasury.
00:31:36.900He's running for Treasury, probably see Ellen.
00:31:38.800He's got his charts because they know now that Worm does charts.
00:34:17.340His wife is calling for an apology from NBC after one of their reporters raised fresh questions about his health.
00:34:25.160Gisele Fetterman telling the Independent, quote, if this happened in a school, if this was a child that was ableist towards another child or a teacher, there would have been issues stated.
00:34:37.160I would love to see an apology towards the disability community from her and from her network for the damage they have caused.
00:34:44.100By the way, this is off a softball interview that the NBC reporter gave.
00:34:49.180And, of course, the wife of the cyborg, the wife came out, the reporter, I think it was Rolling Stone, said she's the candidate.
00:34:57.720What's going on in the – Joe Allen, you're about to hit the campaign trail in a big way and to follow the cyborg.
00:35:18.220You know, Steve, I think ableism might be most succinctly defined as the expectation that people should be able to do their job.
00:35:27.080That seems to be the new definition anyway.
00:35:29.260I do understand – I have, you know, a friend who's in a wheelchair and I have another friend who is very reliant on technology to get around.
00:35:39.160But I think in this case, especially, where you have a senatorial candidate, someone who is expected to be quick on their feet, project power abroad, and to be able to debate toe-to-toe with rivals, it's ridiculous to claim that a man in his condition is fit for the job.
00:36:01.240And, you know, we're hitting hard on this cyborg element, and it really represents two things.
00:36:09.640One, ableism is a shield for a guy who is not fit for the seat and is being invoked because he needs a computer.
00:36:20.480He needs software, cognitive assistance software, in order to communicate.
00:36:27.300And they're saying that this should be normal.
00:36:29.980The second element is that these sorts of technological augmentations, while in this case it's to make up for a disability, these sorts of technological augmentations are being rapidly normalized.
00:36:42.820You know, we've covered a lot of people like David Chalmers, who claims that because the smartphone and computer systems are an extension of our mind, maybe it should be illegal to take a smartphone away from a person, in particular a child.
00:37:01.600We've also covered people like Richard Dawkins and Peter Singer, who have argued that artificial intelligence systems should one day have natural civil rights.
00:37:11.560So this is really representative of a much broader culture of techno fetishism, and John Fetterman is our first cyborg candidate.
00:37:22.460Now, by the way, we have nothing, let's leave his health and how he took care of his health, but just assume for purposes of discussion, the stroke's not his fault.
00:37:34.160We're not saying the stroke is his fault, but we're saying the reality is, and this is just not closed caption.
00:37:43.080Without that machine, without the computer, he really can't function.
00:37:46.560You've seen this, we could play hundreds of clips about that.
00:37:50.720They're going to let him use the machine, they're going to let him use the computer for the debate, which if I was Oz, I would have never agreed to that, but Fetterman would have never debated him.
00:37:59.500But here you have man-machine merger, that's why he's a cyborg.
00:38:03.840Is there any doubt in your mind, as head of transhumanism for us, having done all this study and work, written about this all the time, that this is really the man-machine merger?
00:38:15.180You know, I think people make the argument, and it's correct, ultimately, that a lot of people need their smartphones to remember anything in the day.
00:38:23.900A lot of people need cochlear implants or other sorts of technological augmentation to get by.
00:38:29.340What this represents is a huge leap in another direction.
00:38:49.280We're going to get Joe back up to this situation in Pennsylvania is bad.
00:38:53.940Let's go ahead and play the clip from yesterday and bring Dave Bratt in.
00:38:59.160How did the British solve a problem like Liz Truss?
00:39:02.060Well, they could solve the problem by Liz Truss by getting somebody besides Liz Truss to take that job.
00:39:08.460And, indeed, there's a lot of speculation going on in the U.K. that that might happen.
00:39:12.020But in the meantime, they are stuck with her.
00:39:15.060And as you know, they've walked back now much of the economic program that they first unveiled just a few weeks ago, changed the chancellor, the exchequer, and so on.
00:39:24.020But fundamentally, the British economy is a weak economy, and they have some real structural and performance issues that they have to deal with.
00:39:31.400And this chart, you can see, is really giving you the sort of the punchline, so to speak, which is that real wages, after you adjust for inflation in the U.K., have not gone up since before the great financial crisis.
00:39:44.560And now with inflation in the U.K. as well, they're right back where they started.
00:39:48.020And you can see on the red line are real wages, which are nothing to brag about compared if you went back further in history.
00:39:54.560But at least we got up to about a 15 percent real wage income, real wage increase before that red line turned down, which is really inflation, not so much wages.
00:40:05.420It's happening really fundamentally because Britain has suffered from low investment.
00:40:09.960You can see on the left the pace of their investment versus the pace of our investment.
00:40:14.280And it suffered as a result of that from low productivity.
00:40:17.620Productivity, which is how much each worker produces, is kind of the holy grail of economic performance, because without productivity growth, you really can't have wage growth.
00:40:26.580And so you can see, again, their productivity growth, which was decent until around the financial crisis, really kind of flatlined.
00:40:33.180Always, again, nothing absolutely fantastic in our history, but moving up.
00:40:37.220And the consequence of all that, as you can see on this last chart here, is their growth rate has been really slow.
00:40:43.600And again, you can see if you go back before the financial crisis, the U.S., Germany, the U.K.
00:40:48.040Dave Ratt, they're trying to bring charts in.
00:40:51.180You've been the guy, what, a year ago to tell us, hey, productivity, Gordon's analysis of productivity is the key, is the holy grail.
00:40:57.900Why is this misleading both on the wages, because he doesn't mention the Trump thing, and then about productivity, sir?
00:41:02.900Yeah, well, he kind of opens with, you know, U.K.'s got a weak structural economy.
00:41:29.760I didn't see any recession on those charts with 0 percent GDP growth or negative GDP growth.
00:41:37.020And then investment, right, why this really matters is going forward, we're going to see the real economy, not all this financialization, Wall Street talk all day, every day.
00:41:48.440And there's going to be a resorting there, too, of how many people could be in that sector.
00:41:52.400We need more people making stuff and supply chains coming back from China manufacturing here.
00:41:57.760But beside that one, the term investment, right, the left has hijacked that.
00:42:03.240The administrative state now calculates all these, you know, investment.
00:42:08.820If you're doing green stuff that's not productive, but it's rent-seeking behavior where all the money goes through D.C., are we seriously going to call that investment?
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00:46:02.120Charlie wrote this book with all the details about the cartel that is college.
00:46:05.080If you've got a kid that's thinking about it, they should read it.
00:46:07.600If you're thinking about your children going and you're going to underwrite it, you should read it.
00:46:12.060And if you're just upset that a trillion dollars is being dumped on your head because it's being dumped on your head, they're trying to buy these votes to the last second, you should read it.
00:46:21.420Before I get back to Brad, Brad's got charts.
00:46:23.720Ron McDaniel is going to be up and about the RNC going on offense, about all the cheating madness.
00:48:05.120Nobody has a right to listen to your private conversations and to track you for their own use.
00:48:09.240Tell me what the people down in southern Florida with Eon, tell me how the sat phones work there.
00:48:15.720Well, what they did is they saved lives, Steve, because, you know, the power went out as Eon came in, and it's still out in most in south Florida.
00:48:22.540And the cell towers went down, so people were able to call for assistance, and these phones save lives.
00:48:28.080And we've had so many calls from grateful customers because of that.
00:48:31.440These phones have enabled businesses to keep going and stay in business, you know, despite having no power, despite having no phone.
00:48:39.240Well, you've got some generators in your Sarasota field office store.
00:48:43.820Tell me about the deal again, and then where do people go to get all these other offers that you've got to help people out in Florida?
00:48:50.220Yeah, so they go to sat123.com forward slash Bannon, or they can call us at 941-841-0844.
00:48:57.860And, yeah, we have the solar generators in stock.
00:48:59.920We can deliver the same day throughout Florida if need be, or you can pick them up at our place down on North Tamiami Trail.
00:49:06.200But I will tell you, Steve, after being on yesterday, and I'm really grateful for you to have me back on this morning, we've got less than 200 of those sat phones left.
00:49:15.180I want everybody in this audience, you've got first dibs on them.
00:49:18.880That means you've got to take advantage of first dibs.
00:49:20.880The offer, again, you get a free phone.
00:49:22.580You've got to sign up, and you get 150 minutes in the sign up.
00:49:25.540How much is it per month for the sign up?
00:49:54.440And thanks for all the work you're doing.
00:49:55.460And in particular, I want to thank you for all the help you're giving folks down in Florida, War Room Posse, and all the citizens of Florida, no matter what their political beliefs are.
00:50:18.500Steve Ratner is running for Secretary of Treasury right now.
00:50:22.000Now, I'm putting Brad on the short list for Secretary of Treasury or head of the National Economic Council under President Trump when Trump wins for the third time.
00:52:16.680This is why my dad was able to, on a, you know, he made white, lower white cow in the 60s, but on a blue collar salary, could have a family of five.
00:52:27.160And my mom was a stay home mom, right?
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