Bannon's War Room - Episode 2551： What Is Wrong With America's Children

00:00:00.000 this is the primal scream of a dying regime pray for our enemies because we're going medieval on

00:00:10.660 these people here's not got a free shot all these networks lying about the people the people have

00:00:17.260 had a belly full of it i know you don't like hearing that i know you try to do everything

00:00:21.020 the world to stop that but you're not going to stop it it's going to happen and where do people

00:00:24.600 like that go to share the big line mega media i wish in my soul i wish that any of these people

00:00:32.420 had a conscience ask yourself what is my task and what is my purpose if that answer is to save my

00:00:40.340 country this country will be saved war room here's your host stephen k bann

00:00:47.520 welcome back to the war room it's natalie winters here hosting now i've gotten a couple requests

00:00:59.340 from people they've been asking me they're like i don't recognize the show it's not war room because

00:01:03.680 you're not interrupting the guests you're not telling them to stop when they start talking and

00:01:08.620 i know steve's shoes are are very big to fill too big to fill frankly but i'm i'm trying my best so

00:01:15.600 we're going to bring on terry i know i said we have mike davis but we're going to bring on terry

00:01:19.000 shilling real quick to talk about what's going on i was going to say among america's youth but i

00:01:23.720 think we're talking about people my age and what they're doing with their their genders all the

00:01:27.740 craziness that's going on um and more importantly what republicans specifically in local levels of

00:01:33.000 government are doing to push back so terry you sent me a very very very alarming study about the

00:01:39.080 skyrocketing of uh gender dysphoria and all these kind of weird gender identities that i've never even

00:01:45.480 heard of um among both gen z and millennials so why don't you break down what exactly is happening

00:01:51.300 and maybe walk us through some of the terms that they use for these genders because even i kind of

00:01:55.720 get lost oh man that's a whole uh can of worms that uh be tough to unpack so essentially what's

00:02:03.660 happening is there's been an explosion uh in the whole transgender madness that this nation's been

00:02:09.380 experiencing a new survey from uh rasmussen shows that uh double the amount of gen zers almost 20

00:02:17.140 percent of them identify as transgender or non-binary whatever that would basically it means that they

00:02:22.920 don't identify as male or female they identify as something in between and that's double what

00:02:29.000 millennials identify as so that brings to the question are we creating this and the obvious answer

00:02:34.020 is yes this is an ideology that's being pushed on our kids in schools it's it's being used to bully

00:02:39.760 kids uh into this trans ideology um but the good news is and this was the article actually that you

00:02:45.940 sent back to me natalie about how there's been an explosion of legislation to address this

00:02:51.560 transgender threat to our kids and our families there's been over 340 pieces of legislation that

00:02:57.800 have been introduced so whether it's to save women's sports protect kids from these surgeries and

00:03:02.160 hormone procedures or just get this damn ideology out of our kids schools um it's exploding all across

00:03:08.800 the country and app is very very proud to be part of that fight and that pushback yeah the daily mail

00:03:14.940 called it 2023 the year that trans goes bust now that's something i could get behind that's a good

00:03:21.840 catchy slogan and i know app certainly helped a lot to to make that happen i you know i didn't i didn't

00:03:27.700 graduate from high school all that long ago so i was i'm young enough to have kind of

00:03:32.040 felt the ramifications of this weird push for the lgbtq agenda i remember at my high school

00:03:37.300 we had more uh transgender and all gender bathrooms than we did transgender students uh we celebrated

00:03:44.680 transgender day of remembrance but weren't allowed to honor the victims of 9-11 it's really really really

00:03:51.580 crazy and i can only imagine how it's intensified so can you sort of walk us through because i feel

00:03:56.340 like this is one of the issues that it's very easy to get worked up about right what they're doing to

00:04:00.220 these children is is horrific frankly it's it's criminal and it should be treated as that um

00:04:05.520 but how exactly do we combat it right because it's one of these issues that's so nebulous it's so big

00:04:10.620 it's so beyond us i know you guys really drill down um and get into the weeds of how you fight down from

00:04:15.700 a local level the bills that we need to oppose on a federal level so what's app working on and what's

00:04:21.680 the way that we solve this and put an end to this madness well i think you have to combat it um in

00:04:28.200 every way possible and there are three ways uh the top of my mind that they come to mind is one you if

00:04:33.300 you're a parent um or you want to have kids you have to talk to your kids about this stuff and and and

00:04:38.360 prepare them to answer all of the claims of transgenderism essentially what these guys claim

00:04:43.360 is that your soul is separate from your body and that sometimes a a boy's soul gets trapped in a

00:04:49.480 girl's body or vice versa it's all nonsense right it's all ridiculous and if you're a parent you

00:04:55.540 have a natural authority with your kids so talk to them explain to them how crazy it is to that that

00:05:00.700 these people believe that men can have babies and that women can have you know johnson's or however

00:05:06.420 you want to say it uh you got to be family friendly on this show i know but um so that's first and

00:05:11.860 foremost if you're a parent talk to your kids go on offense with them but two you have to get involved

00:05:16.940 politically and legislatively the republican party is so pathetic in in so many ways because they

00:05:22.920 haven't really capitalized this uh on this issue that's so contrary to everything we know to be

00:05:28.860 true about science and and biology and just humanity that there are men and there are women and there is

00:05:36.100 really nothing in between um and so the republicans really need to go on offense there's a huge opportunity

00:05:42.320 a political opportunity as well um to save this country and and make democrats pay a price for their

00:05:48.040 extremism but the other thing is lawsuits this is consumer fraud natalie everyone knows it it's

00:05:54.300 medical malpractice and we need to sue and bankrupt these companies these big pharmaceutical companies

00:06:00.100 these big hospital chains these these corrupt doctors that are mutilating these kids for money

00:06:06.380 right these are these are little kids right like they haven't gone through puberty and they're putting

00:06:11.500 them on puberty blockers they still believe in santa claus for crying out loud of course they're

00:06:16.300 going to believe these crazy gender concepts so those are the top three things you can do to get

00:06:20.460 involved um find someone that if you're a lawyer i know there's a lot of lawyers that listen to the

00:06:25.000 show let's start suing the heck out of these people let's let's let's let's make these poor vulnerable

00:06:30.300 and exploited people millionaires from how badly they've been exploited i just saw that a transgender

00:06:36.440 runner wins women's 1500 meter at canadian masters indoor championships i guess that's a win for women

00:06:44.600 everywhere right not not quite but i think you you bring up a really good point and i think it's one

00:06:49.680 of these issues that certainly has been intimately linked to the covid pandemic right how big pharma

00:06:54.860 and their lust their greed for profits has really kind of been a motivating factor for a lot of what's

00:07:01.340 been going on there but i think that that side of the transgender story is often sort of left out

00:07:06.840 right the fact that if you take the cultural aspect out of it it's also just another avenue for big pharma

00:07:12.560 to make a lot of money to get these kids messed up internally in their heads thinking about what their

00:07:17.600 gender is then they have to go on the puberty blockers to change their gender then once they

00:07:22.080 realize they made a mistake they have to have a whole other round of you know surgeries and then they're

00:07:25.920 in therapy and treatment for for years and probably on antidepressants so it really is a cash cow that i

00:07:31.500 think big pharma loves to milk i know ken paxton i think had filed a lawsuit against uh abvi i believe

00:07:38.500 it was or one of their drug makers for how they were marketing their products to children but can you

00:07:43.820 just sort of explain more the big pharma connection with what's going on here you know is it is it a racket

00:07:49.240 is it fair to call it that oh yeah yeah though it's a huge racket um so abvi the company that makes

00:07:57.100 the puberty blocking drug known as lupron it's actually not a puberty blocking drug it does that

00:08:02.080 as like a side effect but it's meant for uh cancer victims uh prostate cancer victims um and then also

00:08:08.840 sex offenders right we've been using this to chemically castrate sex offenders for decades uh they're not

00:08:14.640 allowed to advertise this to children because it's an off-label use but ken paxton and many others

00:08:21.000 like myself believe that they are in fact marketing it natalie you know as well as i do just how bad

00:08:26.860 tiktok is and all of these social media influencers are there's a lot of guerrilla marketing out there

00:08:32.220 right now where these companies are paying people under the table they're paying other companies to then

00:08:37.280 pay these social media influencers to push this stuff so when you're on you know libs of tiktok has

00:08:42.860 exploited this to a great extent and really exposed these people but when you're online and you see

00:08:48.020 these happy-go-lucky uh transgender people who are talking about their top surgery their bottom surgery

00:08:54.240 their their puberty blockers their their hormone replacement therapy with with testosterone and

00:09:00.460 estrogen which by the way we don't allow young boys to take testosterone uh to to get more muscles

00:09:06.100 when they're uh insecure about their bodies uh it's funny how that works right but there's an agenda

00:09:11.280 here i think to sterilize our kids and make a ton of money doing it these these people love to control

00:09:16.280 the population i think that's ultimately where it comes down to it they they don't view sterilizing

00:09:21.300 kids as a bad thing they view it as like a liberating thing in a perverse way right like having a kid and

00:09:27.100 having a family these are the same people that compared uh the family to concentration camps right

00:09:32.360 betty friedan uh wrote pretty extensively about how the family was a concentration camp for women in america

00:09:38.000 uh they're they're sick they're perverted uh but these companies these big pharmaceutical companies

00:09:42.980 avi by the way made over 800 million dollars off of that lupron drug in 2019 alone and that's three

00:09:50.540 years ago and now the trans industry is over two billion dollars a year yeah this long march through

00:09:56.660 the institutions of these anti-family you know groups and people really has been successful i remember

00:10:03.020 in my uh sex ed classes in high school all we ever got was a lecture from a planned parenthood

00:10:08.940 representative on how to get an abortion and we learned about all the different genders using what

00:10:14.160 they called a gender bred person uh talking about the different ways you could identify yourself as and

00:10:21.740 and all this craziness it it really is sick and i think you're so right that parents need to get

00:10:26.780 involved um with what's going on in their kids classrooms and i think you know war room is is lucky

00:10:32.000 to have the opportunity to highlight so many of those parents who do that and do that on a regular

00:10:37.020 and routine basis of course you amplify that over at american principles project so i i'm sure you'll be

00:10:42.980 at cpac i don't know if you're speaking but a how can people you know stay in touch and follow your work

00:10:49.280 and of course app's work too and what are you excited for looking for forward to at cpac

00:10:53.920 uh well actually i'm most excited about my own panel but not because i'm on it uh because i'm uh

00:11:00.860 doing a panel with riley gains the swimmer um in the ncaa who had to swim against leah thomas

00:11:05.960 as well as chloe cole who is a detransitioner who had a procedure had procedures done to her before she

00:11:13.080 was 18 who's actually uh got a malpractice lawsuit right now where she's suing these people so very

00:11:18.840 excited it's at 10 a.m on friday at cpac i hope you guys all check it out but if you guys want to

00:11:23.360 follow me on social social media it's just shilling 1776 across all the platforms twitter

00:11:29.460 getter uh instagram all that shilling 1776 thank you terry for joining us i always say i think the

00:11:38.320 fourth branch of government here in the united states is big pharma and you see that with covid

00:11:43.140 with the transgender issue they really really really are so powerful and the the lobbying campaigns that

00:11:48.800 they have are just massive i think they're almost uh commensurate in value and size to the armaments

00:11:55.140 we're sending to ukraine uh thank you terry for joining us i think we should have mike davis up and

00:12:00.360 i know we're we're right up against the break but if mike wants to come on now the war room posse i

00:12:05.540 always see them in the live chat they're always messaging me you know we need these investigations

00:12:10.060 all you guys do is rant about what's wrong we need solutions we need subpoenas and you had a

00:12:15.360 wonderful wonderful twitter thread where you sort of explained uh i don't want to call it the

00:12:21.160 shortfalls but potential shortfalls of some of the investigations that are going on right now right

00:12:25.700 we've sort of looked to the benghazi committee and investigation as a bright line so where do you

00:12:30.620 think we are like i said we have about two minutes um but just give me a brief summary of where you

00:12:35.520 stand on these investigations and we'll drill down after the break so yeah the house republicans have

00:12:41.180 been in power for nearly two months and they've known that they won power for nearly four months

00:12:46.780 remember we had to rush to elect speaker kevin mccarthy so we did not slow down the investigations

00:12:52.800 and so the question i have for these select committees out there that are so important on the

00:12:59.220 weaponization uh the weaponization of the doj and the intel communities the covid scam committee

00:13:05.720 and the china committee is where the hell are the oversight hearings where the hell are the subpoenas

00:13:11.720 why are we taking so long to get moving these are critically important committees looking at

00:13:18.720 critically important issues why are we wasting so much time why are we not off to a running start

00:13:25.040 james comer has been off to a running start on the house oversight full committee

00:13:30.160 i think we may have a bit of an issue with mike down the line i i maybe do we have mike back

00:13:39.760 all right well we lost mike we got about a minute till break hopefully you can join us after because

00:13:45.160 i think he really brings up an important point and it goes back to what i had said i think i was

00:13:49.020 actually sitting in the seat when we talked about appointing kevin mccarthy as house speaker right

00:13:54.060 is his election his position going to really nullify and hamstring these investigated these

00:14:01.660 investigations into just controlled opposition right performative activism and i think look i'm i'm

00:14:08.740 all for the work that you know james comer and jim jordan are doing i think they've issued some very

00:14:13.220 meaningful subpoenas um but i think we need more hearings i think we need more subpoenas we need more

00:14:19.100 more investigations um on the criminal aspect too and not just reactionary right one of the the

00:14:25.280 covid subcommittee put out a bunch of statements in response to the doe's statement um about how

00:14:31.100 covid likely leaked from a lab we don't need to wait for the biden regime the truth is on our side

00:14:36.240 we have the facts on our side so we need to get people in front of congress use the power of the

00:14:41.580 subpoena because otherwise what does it even mean to have a house majority if we can't use it if we

00:14:47.420 can't get to the bottom of all of these issues hopefully we can have mike davis join us after

00:14:52.300 the break to talk more about all this stay tuned

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00:16:26.140 stephen k bannon

00:16:27.580 welcome back to the war room i always say whenever we have technical difficulties it's a toss-up

00:16:38.180 between pfizer or the chinese communist party who's responsible though in this case my money's

00:16:44.060 probably on the chinese communist party but i do think we have mike davis back with us so mike if

00:16:49.220 you want to sort of pick up where you left off and just give us an overview of what's going on with

00:16:53.460 all these committees maybe identify where some of their shortfalls are you want to juxtapose it to

00:16:58.700 historical precedent you know where it's where i feel like we're sort of an uncharted territory maybe we

00:17:03.020 aren't um but where should we be why aren't we there uh and and how do we get there yeah thank

00:17:09.560 you natalie so house republicans have a window of opportunity here to do some critical oversight over

00:17:16.200 some of the most pressing issues our country has faced that includes the weaponization of the biden

00:17:22.640 justice department and the intel community where they have politicized and weaponized the fbi the doj

00:17:28.580 the intel community against trump trump trump's top advisors including steve bannon uh trump supporters

00:17:34.880 everyone with whom they disagree is a target of their investigations of their prosecutions and and

00:17:40.840 they need to get moving on the house uh weaponization committee chaired by jim jordan the china scam

00:17:49.820 committee uh where we're looking at uh the the covid scam the coronavirus scam and that is being chaired by

00:17:56.860 uh brad winstrup from oklahoma it's a select committee that's going to look at covid and what we did wrong

00:18:03.380 with covid and what we need to fix so we'd never go through what we did again with covid the third

00:18:08.340 select committee that is critically important is the select committee on strategic competition with china

00:18:15.060 that's chaired by mike gallagher and so the problem is is house republicans have had power for nearly two months

00:18:21.340 we've known we're going to have power for nearly four months since the election we had to elect

00:18:26.020 speaker kevin mccarthy immediately because we couldn't waste any time on these investigations

00:18:31.400 so where the hell are the oversight hearings where the hell are the subpoenas right on the weaponization

00:18:37.600 committee that that one hearing on february 9th uh 2023 there are no future hearings scheduled there's

00:18:45.240 only been three subpoenas issued uh why are there not hearings every week with this critically important

00:18:52.040 committee and i think the problem is is that jim jordan is the full judiciary committee chairman

00:18:57.140 and he's using his full judiciary committee chairman staff to run this weaponization subcommittee it is a

00:19:03.980 critically important committee it needs a designated leader it needs either a designated chairman or a

00:19:10.180 vice chairman or whatever jim jordan wants to do here but it needs a designated point person to run this

00:19:15.060 thing it needs a designated chief counsel it needs a designated staff i've heard jim jordan doesn't want to

00:19:20.800 staff this subcommittee because he thinks it will give the democrat staff well my response is democrats

00:19:26.240 already have staff they have thousands of them it's called the fbi it's called the cia it's called

00:19:31.160 the justice department it's called the intel community we are outnumbered and outgunned we need to

00:19:35.700 we need to staff up this subcommittee and get moving on serious investigations we don't need

00:19:41.540 performative nonsense like it like the benghazi investigation we need real investigations like my

00:19:47.480 former boss chairman chuck grassley on the then that then chairman of the senate judiciary committee

00:19:52.560 used to do we have the coronavirus committee i'm seeing that they've they've sent out three letters

00:19:57.840 just yesterday from the coronavirus subcommittee and they're doing a round table today that's not

00:20:04.360 enough they need to get moving on investigations on oversight hearings on more subpoenas the china

00:20:10.640 committee by mike gallagher i'm seeing that there's they're just getting organized today they're having

00:20:16.520 their organizational meeting today and they're having their first hearing tonight we're wasting

00:20:20.740 valuable time we have to be able to do these oversight hearings so when the biden administration

00:20:25.800 blows off these subpoenas we can get into federal court and get orders issued get these subpoenas

00:20:32.940 responded to and actually do real oversight before the clock runs out at the end of this congress we

00:20:38.740 could lose the house of representatives uh in two years and so we we have a window of opportunity

00:20:44.380 again these are critically important issues we have to get moving on oversight certainly not the time

00:20:52.560 for uh for round tables i think we're very very very far past that and it's a shame that so many of

00:20:59.060 these committees that i think the maga base was really really excited and rightly so justifiably about

00:21:05.320 getting to the bottom of so many of these issues right this kind of unprecedented opportunity

00:21:09.800 is maybe it's too early to say being squandered but it's it's certainly not moving with the the force

00:21:15.920 and velocity which it should so that sort of brings me to my my question you're obviously a very smart

00:21:22.480 guy you're a lawyer you you know understand how this works so can you maybe explain the time frame

00:21:28.560 right what is your ideal time frame and all of this and more importantly to your point where you

00:21:33.080 identified you know a lack of leadership being the key issue that we need to fix here you know who

00:21:39.980 needs to step up within congress and is there a way that the war room posse or sort of the grassroots

00:21:47.080 um can help these people to step up right what can the war room posse do to ensure that these

00:21:53.380 investigations don't turn into benghazi 2.0 but make benghazi look like child's play

00:21:59.560 yeah i mean it's a lack of leadership and it starts at the top house speaker kevin mccarthy

00:22:04.940 needs to lead here these are these are three different select committees across three different

00:22:12.280 committees in the house of representatives that that that shows that there is a speaker problem

00:22:18.220 in the house of representatives they need to get moving on these committees the speaker kevin mccarthy

00:22:23.860 needs to sit down with jim jordan with uh the the subcommittee chairman gallagher winstrup uh with

00:22:30.580 comer the full committee chairman comers do uh james comer on the oversight committee is doing a

00:22:34.600 fantastic job he's off to a running start he seems like he's the only one doing oversight in the house

00:22:40.580 of representatives so i want to commend james comer and i want these other three committee

00:22:45.420 chairmen of these select committees to get moving and compare the compare what's going on here let's look

00:22:50.520 at oversight the senate controlled or the democrat controlled senate judiciary committee is having an

00:22:56.640 oversight hearing with attorney general merrick garland biden's attorney general before the house

00:23:02.080 judiciary committee is having an oversight hearing how is that even possible like what why has jim

00:23:07.360 jordan not issued a subpoena for attorney general merrick garland and demanded that he come in for

00:23:12.800 oversight and garland's going to the senate democrats before the house republicans that to me is crazy and

00:23:18.040 let's compare this historically when i worked for then chairman chuck grassley on the senate judiciary

00:23:23.080 committee from 2017 to 2019 i did nominations i was the chief counsel for nominations it was an

00:23:29.920 important part of his portfolio but it was one slither of what he did he served on like four different

00:23:35.900 committees or five different committees he had his iowa work back home where he went to all 99 counties

00:23:41.120 every year and on the judiciary committee i was just one piece of it there was oversight and

00:23:45.200 investigations there was legislation it he was a very very busy man but we still held 30 nominations

00:23:53.200 hearings over an 18th month period 41 markup meetings where you debate and vote on the nominees

00:23:58.640 we had floor votes for 278 nominees including justice brett kavanaugh i ran justice gorsuch's confirmation

00:24:06.860 from the outside grassley ran ran that confirmation we shattered records for the number of judges

00:24:13.020 federal appellate judges that we appointed for president for president trump for any president in

00:24:18.020 the first two years of his administration it's because grassley worked hard he was a workhorse

00:24:23.600 he was not a show horse he knew what he was doing he had a good staff we we knew we had to break a lot

00:24:29.400 of china every day and fight every day to get it done that's the same thing that house republicans

00:24:35.400 need to go do go over and talk to chair uh uh uh chuck grassley's oversight and investigation staff

00:24:43.140 the oversight and investigation staff will help the house republicans go get trains go go learn how to

00:24:49.260 do oversight because we need to get moving we are wasting valuable time and these are two important

00:24:54.580 of issues we cannot have two systems of justice in america we can't have a weaponized politicized

00:25:00.480 justice department and intel community we can't keep bowing down to china as they take over the world

00:25:06.520 they're taking over every institution in america and we need to learn what went what went wrong with

00:25:12.360 covet we lost millions of people trillions in treasure and more than two years of our life because of

00:25:18.120 tony fauci funding covet in the wuhan lab lying about it covering up and we did these stupid measures

00:25:26.080 like masking and social distancing distancing closing down schools that destroyed our economy

00:25:31.820 and wrecked too many lives we have to figure out what the hell happened with that so house republicans

00:25:37.760 need to get off tv and start doing work it's not just the seconds that matter i think it's down to the

00:25:45.400 milliseconds the the nanoseconds it really is so important to actually make these investigations

00:25:51.260 mean something frankly if it were up to me i'd want to subpoena every democrat who voted

00:25:55.820 against the formation of the china subcommittee because i think you've found your cohort of people

00:26:00.660 who've been compromised by the chinese communist party right there but we have a few minutes left

00:26:04.700 before i let you go i'm just curious because you talked about the lack of leadership and

00:26:09.200 you know war room i think was very forthright about our our stance on kevin mccarthy so in his

00:26:15.380 kind of involvement with these investigations do you chalk it up to incompetence right is the lack of

00:26:21.680 leadership because he can't lead or is there more kind of a nefarious angle to it is is there a reason

00:26:28.540 that these investigations are shaping up to be controlled opposition because he's running cover

00:26:34.140 um for the deep state for the as steve would call it the administrative state the in-your-face state we got

00:26:40.420 about two minutes but i'll hold you over if you feel so inclined i don't know what kevin mccarthy's

00:26:46.500 motives are and i don't have evidence that he has bad motives here i just think it's a lack of

00:26:50.780 leadership kevin mccarthy is very good at raising money from corporate interest and uh with these

00:26:58.100 oversight hearings he can't go there and raise money so he's probably not very interested uh and

00:27:02.920 that that that was my problem with kevin mccarthy before he was elected speaker that's why i opposed

00:27:07.800 him he's i don't think he's he's not war room posse he's not red pilled uh he he doesn't i where

00:27:16.040 was kevin mccarthy for the first two years of the biden administration when when the biden

00:27:21.260 administration was using his justice department and and intel community to come after trump

00:27:27.640 bannon navarro uh the white house chief of staff the white house uh the white house trade i mean every

00:27:35.860 top white house council every top official in the trump white house uh trump supporters when they

00:27:41.420 were rounding up the january 6th people for even people you know goofballs and grandmas who

00:27:46.960 trespassed and took selfies on the senate floor going to solitary confinement and the dc gulag where

00:27:52.400 was kevin mccarthy where was kevin mccarthy during these china lockdowns and that's the problem he just i

00:27:58.620 don't think he cares about these issues where where can people follow you and find your work yeah very

00:28:04.960 fast article3project.org article3project.org at article3project at article3project at mrddmia

00:28:12.940 at mrddmia thank you very much thank you so much for coming on we got dave walsh talking energy and

00:28:20.640 climate change up next stay tuned friends with so much chaos and danger in the world these days i highly

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00:29:25.540 welcome back to the war room we have dave walsh joining us momentarily to talk all things energy

00:29:37.020 he makes me feel very smart whenever he comes on i always feel like i'm the most well-informed person

00:29:42.420 at the cocktail party i'm at uh talking about whether it be renewables climate change he he knows

00:29:48.420 everything he also is down here in florida and very very nice we met at mar-a-lago i think a few

00:29:53.480 months ago he and his wife are very very lovely people but before we get to dave remember if you

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00:30:21.500 over to i believe it's probably my pillow.com slash war room um but dave there's so much i want to talk

00:30:28.280 to you about and i think that energy climate change that whole issue is so important because i think it

00:30:34.760 dovetails very nicely with what we've been talking about which is how the globalist elite loves to

00:30:40.280 exploit these crises uh to expand their power right covid was sort of the hot ticket item uh from 2019

00:30:47.980 up until maybe last year now it seems that climate change is really you know a hardcore push they

00:30:54.000 really seem to be weaponizing the younger generations to be hardcore climate advocates i remember when i was

00:31:00.820 in high school they had a climate walkout i was the only kid that didn't walk out of my classroom to

00:31:06.120 protest climate change and i'm very glad that i was um but there's also a darker side to the whole

00:31:13.220 climate change i would call it a grift because that's exactly what it is um and it's how precisely

00:31:19.340 the united nations and groups of that ilk um are using it to really hamstring the western countries

00:31:27.960 financially and of course implement a far left social agenda but i remember you were on war room a lot

00:31:33.580 talking um after cop 27 how they had agreed that western countries would pay reparations um i don't think

00:31:42.920 you can say third world anymore i don't think that's politically correct i believe it's now the

00:31:46.460 developing countries um but how we would pay them despite our economy being in shambles um pay them

00:31:53.040 reparations right the r word um yet somehow the chinese communist party in china would also be on the

00:31:59.540 receiving end right preposterous uh proposition at face value even more preposterous when you realize when

00:32:07.620 you're reading the news uh yesterday and you find out that well these reparations are now coming to

00:32:13.120 fruition uh i believe it was scotland uh for the first time ever has actually carried out on this

00:32:19.840 policy of paying what they call climate reparations to the country of malawi and what's so interesting

00:32:27.800 there's a quote from the president um of malawi in there and i'll read it before i bring you in because

00:32:33.860 i just i think it's funny how uh even the people who are on the receiving end know it's a grift yet

00:32:39.220 they still have the nerve and the gall the boldness to uh to demand more describing the money as aid is

00:32:46.360 wrong it should be it should instead be seen as countries taking responsibility for climate change

00:32:53.220 together a thank you probably would have just sufficed but nonetheless i think that this is sort of

00:32:59.940 the opening salvo of a much scarier scarier trend uh which is this idea of climate reparations so can

00:33:06.600 you sort of a walk us through what exactly cop 27 was proposing and of course how ridiculous the idea

00:33:13.260 is um but what the ramifications are um if these policies were to go mainstream

00:33:20.140 well the united nations says a sub organization called the ipcc the international panel on climate change

00:33:28.740 and they and in have now an annual seminar summit on climate which is cop 27 was the one that took

00:33:36.180 place about three months ago in egypt uh it's going to be renewed next year the next cop 28 will meet

00:33:44.260 next year and and finalize these reparations to as you said the developing world for climate damage

00:33:50.720 however ahead of that finalization belgium canada austria france denmark scott and scotland new zealand

00:33:57.820 and germany have stepped forward with and indicated they'll they'll already make commitments ahead of

00:34:02.980 next year's finalizations of the trillion dollar plans for reparations and here scotland as you've

00:34:08.760 correctly reported has stepped forward and actually now made hard hard transfer payments of several

00:34:14.560 hundred thousand pounds initially to malawi for you mentioned the word grift i want to substitute

00:34:22.380 possibly the word graft but here here's the why um malawi is is one of the more corrupt countries in

00:34:33.280 the world as indicated by the united no less than the u.s embassy in malawi is indicated that the

00:34:40.240 present handling of malawi's anti-graft czar raises doubts about her commitment to clean government

00:34:46.160 uh the africa report indicates president chikara has lost control of the fight against corruption

00:34:53.660 uh the u.s has said we have actively engaged senior government officials to seek renewed commitment to

00:34:59.600 fight corruption but those have failed so even our own government is indicting malawi as a pretty

00:35:05.540 corrupt place now is there tremendous need there absolutely yes let listen to this one the united

00:35:12.260 states has 156 times more electricity per capita than malawi western europe has 90 times more

00:35:20.200 electricity per capita than malawi malawi has electric power generation at a 1902 level compared to the

00:35:28.540 united states in and about a 1902 level compared to western europe so 22 million 21 million people in

00:35:35.880 desperate need of energy what does what does the uh the world bank say about that the world

00:35:42.140 bank says we'll only lend and support lending to places like malawi if therefore renewable projects

00:35:48.620 only not what they need base load low cost abundant continuous duty electricity but things like solar that

00:35:56.580 are 14 percent of the day and the night doesn't work as you know and wind that are about three

00:36:01.820 eighths of the time the you the world bank will fund those kinds of minimal energy projects but on the

00:36:09.140 other hand not fund baseload continuous duty projects now places like this with histories of corruption

00:36:15.760 again this isn't me as iterated by our own government in its reflections on malawi a better use of money

00:36:24.020 always is building hard infrastructure if the west funds something that you can see good for the people

00:36:30.800 emerging not money going to corrupt government that winds up often in the hands of those running the

00:36:36.120 government but actually building actual infrastructure that you can see what does malawi need anything more

00:36:43.520 than electric power generation facilities and power plants i i couldn't if if i had to put one dollar

00:36:50.120 into malawi that's what i would put it into to to generate the possibility of elevating lifestyles

00:36:56.400 elevating the economy elevating human the human condition and economic development i'd build power plants

00:37:01.960 given that they're at a 1902 level of electric power consumption uh that instead were the cop 27

00:37:09.840 mantra and uh scotland are throwing money in there um i'm also i did mention on on uh on war room before

00:37:19.660 that the countries have stepped up first on this many of them have a long history of kinds of donations

00:37:26.340 into these countries into these into the developing world to obtain preferential status on equipment supply

00:37:33.400 uh in in terms of graft big countries such as germany the uk uh austria italy to name a few um

00:37:43.600 chronically involved deeply with these kinds of markets in terms of uh convictions uh that that have happened

00:37:50.800 over many of them over many years for the kinds of facilitating payments often necessary to do business

00:37:58.180 in these countries those countries have tended to lead lead the league on those have stepped up as the first

00:38:04.040 folks in line to make reparation payments to the same country so there's a there's a variant here of greenwashing

00:38:11.200 through uh you know uh remedying uh weather problems that have been arguably created by by co2 damage

00:38:19.800 where actually and then finally if you look many of the countries who would be recipients of these

00:38:24.340 funds according to cop 27 like venezuela are actually countries who who export massive quantities

00:38:31.680 of fossil fuels that they then turn the argument on its head and claim the west uses these to pollute

00:38:38.100 them so you get this very very complicated uh scheme here that the the the reparations make no sense

00:38:45.940 whatsoever they they never do i think reparations in any context are just preposterous and the whole

00:38:53.560 sustainability green initiative whatever they want to call it um it's a it's a load of bs if i'm allowed

00:39:00.340 to say that on war room um you know meanwhile you have hunter biden uh and his you know ccp linked state-owned

00:39:07.020 investment firms funding chinese coal companies like yan coal uh you have all these elites flying on you know

00:39:13.760 private jets as the trope goes um so before we get into to the other subjects which there's a lot to

00:39:20.020 get into we have a few minutes so if the reparations right they're so shoddily put together they make no

00:39:25.720 sense they're not actually paying attention to the kind of status quo issues going on in these countries

00:39:30.360 then what what are they about right is it the same thing with covid where they they're using it as a

00:39:35.500 pretext to extend extend power and control or or what's sort of the end game here right like play it

00:39:43.020 play it through say these reparations materialize who's who's benefiting right what's what's the

00:39:48.180 point of all of this well there could be an argument from the west i mean the the payers would be western

00:39:56.120 europe and north america canada the u.s and and japan would be the payers the you know the end game

00:40:01.880 could be a a a leveraging of advantaged it is a wealth transfer scheme for sure that makes no sense

00:40:09.640 but um a leveraged advantage over china china is very active in the developing world in sub-sahara

00:40:15.560 africa course in southeast asia and growingly heavily active in south america in building

00:40:21.540 infrastructure projects for their equipment supply their construction firms their development bank

00:40:26.760 they're very very active so this you know that maybe this is a way the west can argue that here

00:40:31.220 we're under the mantra of uh environment and and and fighting climate change we're we're donating

00:40:38.100 also in ways to get more control and more business in these places i i that that could be i mean that's

00:40:44.560 about the best case i can think about on this but the egregious uh wealth transfer aspect of it is

00:40:50.640 really uh what what is very very hard to defend you look at the need in this country now the budget

00:40:56.140 deficit but the hideous energy problems in europe the fact that we're exporting now a 35 dollar per

00:41:03.040 decatherm lng to sustain england and other countries in western europe now in the absence of russian gas

00:41:09.500 something could cost here about three dollars a decatherm and we're and we're making a fortune on

00:41:14.620 tremendous need there for infrastructure for power and a devastated economy uh already uh you know

00:41:22.140 without looking at these kinds of these kinds of projects anytime the left uses a term to describe

00:41:28.780 something i always feel like it's the opposite and i think sustainability when it comes to energy is a

00:41:34.400 perfect glowing example of this because the sustainable energy model is not sustainable power wise or or

00:41:41.540 fiscally no if you use if you use that word in 360 degrees of its definition sustainability what we're

00:41:51.340 doing for example in this country to our electricity supply system is absolutely non-sustainable

00:41:58.260 look at the announcement yesterday nice wall street piece on pjm you know the u.s is divided into

00:42:04.840 various uh electricity regions air cot is texas pjm is pennsylvania new jersey virginia eastern ohio

00:42:13.800 maryland formed the pjm region miso is west of that about 13 states the pjm market has come out and

00:42:21.440 said now that with 20 000 megawatts of baseload coal nuclear capacity being closed in the

00:42:28.180 next three to five years they're going to begin to have brownouts blackouts and service curtailments

00:42:34.520 because of the lack that that will cause of baseload continuous duty electricity some of it's going to

00:42:41.840 be replaced with gas which runs all the time but a big part of that 20 000 megawatts is going to be

00:42:46.900 replaced with 14 of the time operational solar panels and then maybe three-eighths of the time

00:42:53.600 operational wind farms which which doesn't produce the continuous sustainability sustainable electricity

00:43:00.220 necessary well we got to jump to break in a sec but i want to hold you over because we got to talk

00:43:05.400 about this this journal article titled sos for the u.s electric grid it's not war room it's the wall

00:43:11.700 street journal you heard it first from dave walsh it's what we've been talking about for a while

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00:45:06.300 you're back in the war room we got dave walsh down the line i was just telling him i was trying to

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00:45:19.840 wants to meet all the regulars on the show because i think we're all going to be there assuming that a

00:45:24.760 pete buddha judge in the department of transportation doesn't uh interrupt my flight or get in the way

00:45:30.380 i should be there starting tomorrow and all of the war room posse should be as well and if you want to

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00:45:47.320 you'll get to meet the rest of the war room posse producers everyone but dave while i have you until

00:45:51.860 we finish the show i want to talk more about that wall street journal piece because i think it's

00:45:56.920 it's interesting for them to be admitting that an sos right a potentially very very precarious

00:46:02.460 energy situation could be coming especially as we're pushing for climate reparations from the

00:46:07.580 west when we don't even have our own house in order it's a tale as old as time i think about right

00:46:12.240 the southern border defending ukraine right let's focus on america first um but the elites just don't

00:46:18.020 seem to want to do that so what's exactly going on here are there potential energy shortages coming

00:46:22.420 what should the war room posse know well there are shortages already in the country in the air

00:46:28.720 cot market which is the the texas uh grid air cot under the uh ferk system in california we're widely

00:46:37.700 familiar with electricity shortages there growing in minnesota colorado over christmas in north carolina

00:46:44.540 tennessee kentucky they appeared and these are happening increasingly because of the lack of or

00:46:51.620 the teardown of baseload continuous duty electricity plants being coal plants countries reduced about

00:46:58.500 110 000 megawatts about a third of its coal fire generation in the last 10 years and a good scale

00:47:05.280 portion of its nuclear capacity has been shut down in favor of solar wind some gas fire technology has

00:47:12.380 replaced that which runs all the time and that's a good thing but on the other hand that which has

00:47:16.820 been replaced with this intervention of solar and wind that stuff runs wind about three-eighths of the

00:47:23.320 time on a 75 percent daily variability you don't know when you're going to have it solar runs about 14

00:47:30.360 to 20 percent of the time again massive intraday variability depending on cloud cover you don't know

00:47:36.060 when you're going to have it the important thing for everybody to remember this electricity thing

00:47:40.300 unlike a barrel of oil or water in a reservoir it's not stored up it's just like the generator

00:47:47.380 attached to back up your house if that thing runs out of fuel you're done immediately the big system

00:47:52.900 works exactly the same way so there has to be generating capacity spinning way in excess of demand

00:47:59.720 for the lights to stay on when it becomes very hot demand goes up when it becomes very cold demand goes

00:48:07.380 up for heating and that's why that there's something called reserve margin about 26 percent buffer on top

00:48:13.920 of the peak demand of producing more electricity continuously to have the system work there really

00:48:21.000 isn't a notion of large-scale storage that's yet been developed so we're seeing now in the pgm region

00:48:27.600 which is pennsylvania virginia parts of new jersey maryland announcements that in the next four years

00:48:33.200 look out could be brownouts and service curtailments because they're they're taking down tearing down

00:48:39.200 removing 20 000 megawatts a huge portion of nuclear and coal displacing it with some gas but a lot with

00:48:46.680 renewables that again work a very partial part of the day so you'll you have because of that far lower

00:48:55.060 electricity density far lower energy being supplied into the electricity system on a predictable basis

00:49:01.340 lower therefore reserve margins therefore more brownouts and blackouts potentially occurring

00:49:06.720 it's a huge problem so we've got the miso they're potentially rolling that out in florida

00:49:14.680 here where where we are or what exactly i've looked closely at the office of energy plan for florida

00:49:22.360 which is a compilation you know the states don't have big energy departments what they have are the utility

00:49:27.580 they aggregate utility reports of what the utilities are going to do florida utilities have told the state house

00:49:34.680 and the department of agriculture which here runs energy into the senate overseas and through the public service commission

00:49:40.700 they're going to build the new capacity generation in florida in the next 10 years

00:49:45.700 is going to be 90 percent solar meaning the baseload continuous duty nuclear coal gas is going to remain in about parity

00:49:53.960 it's not going to grow even though the population here is growing wildly it grew 14 and a half percent the last 10 years

00:50:01.040 should grow the population about 15 more percent in the next 10 years

00:50:05.220 meaning the need for more continuous duty baseload energy is going to go up substantially

00:50:11.000 but what the state utilities mainly florida power and light leading the charge on this

00:50:16.100 are pushing are building nothing but solar farms now why do they do this

00:50:20.780 they do this because they don't have to compete on them a slice of power under 75 megawatts per farm

00:50:27.020 they don't have to bid against competition per state regs if they build a thousand megawatt gas plant

00:50:33.020 they have to face competition by independent power producers bidding building that plant against them

00:50:38.220 farms this small 74 and a half megawatts and under they don't need to bid against anyone

00:50:43.600 so that this is goodness for them also they get guaranteed rate recovery on them

00:50:48.140 uh independent of how much load they produce so and and they're very simple to to build they're very

00:50:54.380 caught they're they're very very safe to build in terms of meeting a budget because there's virtually

00:50:59.180 nothing to them in terms of risk so you've got that factor but the fact that they get a guaranteed

00:51:04.400 recovery on them and and they've announced to their public shareholding they're a net zero company

00:51:09.320 they're a decarbonization company they're going to be net zero by 2035

00:51:13.800 next era actually the parent company of florida power and light is the one of if you will use

00:51:19.000 this pejorative language wokest energy companies in the world they are the largest owner of renewable

00:51:25.300 power projects globally in the world next era the owner of florida power and light so florida power

00:51:31.080 and light superimposed this thought process on florida rate payers that guess what we're going to build

00:51:35.980 nothing but solar when they've eschewed any more they've said they're not building any more

00:51:40.240 baseload gas plants in florida all solar dave we're running up against a break so sir the end

00:51:46.620 of the show so where can we find you real quick how can we stay up to date with your work getter

00:51:50.700 getter at dave walsh energy and on true social same same handle thanks natalie have a good one

00:51:56.260 well we're almost done i think this we got the afternoon show and then at cpac jack posobiec is

00:52:01.640 going to be hosting this afternoon um it's always an honor to to be hosting i know steve are massive

00:52:08.660 massive shoes to fill and i am by no means steve i try my hardest but it's an honor to be hosting

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00:52:25.640 it's really a blessing and an honor to be able to host the show and i mean that so thank you so much

00:52:31.000 have a good one we'll be back at 5 p.m today with jack posobiec hosting hang in there war room posse

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Episode 2551： What Is Wrong With America's Children

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