Bannon's War Room - March 11, 2023


Episode 2578: The Run On Silicon Valley Bank


Episode Stats

Length

55 minutes

Words per Minute

167.68726

Word Count

9,274

Sentence Count

29

Misogynist Sentences

5

Hate Speech Sentences

14


Summary

Silicon Valley Bank, the largest financial center of Silicon Valley, has been shut down for the day by California regulators, and the founders of YCombinator are scrambling to figure out how they ll make payroll next week, as the bank is unable to make payroll.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 this is the primal scream of a dying regime pray for our enemies because we're going medieval on
00:00:10.020 these people here's not got a free shot all these networks lying about the people the people have
00:00:16.620 had a belly full of it i know you don't like hearing that i know you try to do everything
00:00:20.380 the world to stop that but you're not going to stop it it's going to happen and where do people
00:00:23.960 like that go to share the big line mega media i wish in my soul i wish that any of these people
00:00:31.780 had a conscience ask yourself what is my task and what is my purpose if that answer is to save my
00:00:39.720 country this country will be saved war room here's your host stephen k bann
00:00:46.940 all right now it's just stick up you just take it easy and nothing's gonna happen to you
00:00:58.080 give me the money give me the money what money mister there ain't no money here
00:01:05.600 what you talking about this year's a bank ain't it what it was a bank but we failed three weeks ago
00:01:14.400 all right now you get on out there and tell my girl
00:01:35.140 come on come on you tell her
00:01:39.720 oh no
00:01:48.720 don't look now but there's something funny going on over there at the bank george
00:02:14.920 i've never really seen one but that's got all the earmarks of being a run
00:02:19.100 now just remember that this thing isn't as black as it appeared
00:02:30.380 i have some news for you folks i was just talking to old man potter and he's guaranteed cash payments
00:02:45.020 to the bank the bank's going to reopen next week but george i got my money here did he guarantee this
00:02:50.160 place well no charlie i didn't even ask him we don't need potter over here i'll take mine now
00:02:54.980 no but you're you're you're you're thinking of this place all wrong as if i had the money back
00:03:01.400 on a safe the money's not here well chris uh svp is certainly the story of the hour on wall street
00:03:08.020 as the bank has been shut down for the day by california regulators this as the large institution
00:03:13.520 in silicon valley with really broad reach across the technology industry has failed to find a buyer
00:03:18.980 as a run on bank really outpaced the sale process that's according to our own cnbc reporting
00:03:23.840 shares of svp financial tumbling 60 percent on thursday after the bank announced a plan to raise more
00:03:30.300 than two billion dollars in capital and today the stock has been halted after dropping another 60 percent
00:03:36.020 shares really never reopened for trading but clearly a lot of talk about how the federal reserve's
00:03:41.720 aggressive rate hikes have impacted financial institutions like svp which clearly was caught off guard
00:03:47.360 and now the question is whether this will have broader implications two weeks ahead of a fed meeting
00:03:52.500 coming up on march 21st chris the silicon valley bank collapse rattling the startup world one venture
00:03:58.260 capitalist calling this a potential extinction level event for startups that could set innovation back
00:04:04.240 by 10 years or more adding big tech will not care about this they have cash elsewhere all little
00:04:10.160 startups tomorrow's googles and facebook's will be extinguished if we don't find a fix joining us now is
00:04:15.460 gary tan ceo of startup fund y combinator gary welcome okay so this is my question how many of
00:04:24.960 these startups that have been through y combinator for example have their cash tied up at silicon
00:04:31.620 valley bank and over this weekend are going to try to figure out how they're going to make payroll
00:04:36.040 next week do they have to go to investors and say can you front me some cash so that we can stay alive
00:04:41.040 west sea has funded uh about 3 000 active startups right now i would guess that this affects more
00:04:47.600 than a thousand startups and about a third of those startups will not be able to make payroll in the
00:04:53.100 next 30 days uh in the current configuration you know as of this morning rippling uh which many
00:04:59.300 startups use to manage payroll and benefits you know transfers were not being processed by svb for
00:05:04.760 payroll and so that's a really existential threat for companies broadly you know these are founders
00:05:11.280 who are texting me and calling me saying do i need to furlough my workers next week because i do not
00:05:16.940 have other bank accounts you know a google or a facebook or even companies farther along with the
00:05:22.120 treasury department they're going to be able to weather this but if svb is your only bank it's actually
00:05:28.880 an existential risk you're going to go out of business if you can't pay payroll and that starts monday
00:05:34.400 uh what it's gone it's all gone what's all gone the money in your account it didn't do too well it's god
00:05:43.420 okay friday 10 march year of our lord 2023 it is black friday because the 16th largest bank in the
00:05:53.680 country the uh centerpiece the the financial center of silicon valley is no more it's been seized by first
00:06:01.800 california regulators the fdic is in there peter nabar joins me this is the second biggest bank
00:06:07.980 failure in the history of the country the only bigger bank failure was in the financial collapse
00:06:12.880 of 2008 uh this is a bank a peter and i want to talk about biden's policies of what what the the
00:06:19.160 jacked up interest rates the crushing of government securities you've been talking about we've been
00:06:24.740 warning people about the bond market here and today it came into high relief as uh the venture
00:06:31.720 capitalists there said this is an extinction level event for startup companies in silicon valley that
00:06:37.120 can't make payroll and to tell you the scale of this that 97 of the deposits at silicon valley bank
00:06:44.880 97 are not insured by fdic because they're in accounts over 250 000 these company accounts that the that
00:06:53.200 would be 169 billion dollars let me repeat that 169 billion dollars of unassured accounts
00:07:02.040 and as sure as the turning of the earth peter navarro they're going to be back in washington dc
00:07:09.160 looking for uh look at looking for looking for the mega republicans in the house to bail them out and by
00:07:16.860 the way i don't remember seeing any bailout they're not you run around yet yammering for help for the folks
00:07:21.580 in east palestine ohio dr navarro what happened today how serious is this and why was this a direct
00:07:28.860 result of the federal reserve in the biden regime sir
00:07:32.620 steve um let's start with the fact that uh the banks themselves now have 600 billion dollars
00:07:46.920 of unrealized losses on their books because of what joe biden has done okay over six that's that's well
00:07:57.160 over half a trillion dollars okay now you heard in the cold open steve what the plate is going to be
00:08:04.080 to get the deplorables to once again bail out uh the silicon valley billionaires and that's going to be
00:08:11.080 oh if we don't save the startups for 10 years worth of innovation right that's going to be
00:08:17.500 that's going to be the spin you're going to see that over and over again cnbc is going to lead that
00:08:22.200 uh joe joe scarborough be the youthful idiot for all of that now how did this start this all starts
00:08:29.180 with the stagflation crisis it's not just inflation but it's stagflation as well and the inflation crisis
00:08:36.000 is a product of joe biden okay let's be clear about that this is as donald trump would say
00:08:41.380 a politician inspired crisis right what did joe biden do to create the current inflation the first
00:08:47.720 thing he did when he got in into office was to kill the oil and gas sector which basically are
00:08:54.000 strategic energy dominance kept energy prices low when you keep energy prices low you keep fertilizer
00:09:00.480 prices low and you keep food prices low so that alone began uh the the problem the second joe biden
00:09:07.780 mistake was appointing pete buddha judge um as the department of transportation secretary well well
00:09:14.740 our supply chains around the country and globally were falling apart uh pete buddha judge was was taking
00:09:22.940 parental leave okay i don't remember anybody in the in the trump administration taking parental leave i'm
00:09:29.300 sorry when you when you sign on for a mission in the white house and in an administration as a
00:09:35.240 political appointee you get your ass to work seven days a week okay okay so that's that's the second
00:09:41.580 thing and of course the third thing is the massive uh inefficient overspending that the biden regime with
00:09:50.360 the help of of uh so-called populists like liz warren yeah is running the inflation look he just put a
00:09:58.600 six point eight trillion dollar uh budget up in your face but i want to go back to i want to go back
00:10:03.540 to these unrealized losses let me just finish the thought here steve yeah the thought here is that
00:10:08.800 all of these banks which have a bunch of cash use that cash to buy treasury bonds government securities at
00:10:17.460 a time before bond prices started to plunge because interest rates are going up so they get invest in
00:10:24.960 all this cash as as their assets on the books biden caused the inflation crisis bond prices plummet
00:10:33.080 and they're stuck with these unreal okay realized losses and as soon as somebody like peter deal
00:10:38.340 kind of looks at the books he says i'm getting the hell out of that bank right he's like the first guy
00:10:43.220 to get out well that's what we have now when teal said when when when teal said that is the most
00:10:48.500 extraordinary comment i've ever heard i've never heard a major investor saying uh get your cash out get your
00:10:53.580 deposits out not not sell the stock real quickly the silicon valley backhand 17 billion dollars of
00:11:01.780 unrealized losses on their government portfolio peter navarre just reported there are 600 billion
00:11:08.860 dollars of unrealized losses on banks balance sheets throughout the country and this first republic is
00:11:15.120 the next one it's uh you know steve that will go stocks down yep and you called it by the way okay
00:11:23.320 you called it today nobody at cnbc called this steve bannon said that by the end of the day
00:11:29.560 silicon valley bank would be out of business and you called that okay and the other thing that i want to
00:11:36.220 point out because you and i are like we're globalists only because we watch what happened
00:11:42.500 on the borders on the uh on the open uh of our stock market banks fell by four percent in europe
00:11:50.960 and that's on top of what is a collapsing bank it's all there and so this is going to be a as as
00:11:58.420 as cortez and bannon and yours truly been saying this is a global contagion it all starts with joe
00:12:06.000 biden's bad policies yeah but here's what by the way i want to try to get you back on at six i don't
00:12:11.540 want you to go to cocktail hour yet and i'll get you here's why yes this weekend if they can't find a
00:12:16.680 buyer and they're not going to be able to find a buyer because they don't know what's in this and
00:12:19.420 it's got a hundred let me repeat this it has 169 billion dollars of uninsured fdic deposits
00:12:28.020 169 billion they're going to be coming to washington dc over the weekend and saying we
00:12:34.820 can't make you just heard the pitch right there this is an extension level event for innovation
00:12:39.440 in this country if you don't help us make payroll these companies are going to go out of business
00:12:44.000 it's going to destroy innovation for 10 years these are your betters don't hey the crocodile
00:12:51.080 do you say you know what did they run they run to east palestine ohio and asked to bail them out
00:12:56.940 go ahead yeah because you know what i mean look the jobs report came out and i know you don't want
00:13:02.540 to talk about it but i could tell you that the people who got screwed by the higher interest rates
00:13:08.240 wasn't just the silicon valley folks now it was the deplorables who were seeing their wages get
00:13:13.500 driven i want a toilet hold it we're gonna we're gonna get you we're gonna get you on at six i know
00:13:18.380 you don't like working in the late hours we're gonna have well navarro how do people get to you
00:13:22.380 how they get to the podcast how they get to the podcast peter navarro.substack.com peter navarro.substack.com
00:13:32.620 and uh today's one is hot as a firecracker steve because there's there's a couple of pieces of
00:13:37.800 breaking news in there okay perfect uh peter fantastic job uh what's your getter you don't do twitter
00:13:44.660 what's your getter account no yeah yeah getter is uh real p navarro real p navarro getter is the
00:13:51.480 twitter killer and uh it's all up there as well but the the hub through which everything runs is
00:13:56.960 the substack now peter navarro.substack.com follow navarro there's gonna be breaking news of the
00:14:04.000 weekend we're gonna be up on getter all weekend short commercial break peter thank you very much
00:14:07.920 we'll try to check you down the six o'clock hour because there's still more breaking news on this
00:14:11.500 debacle remember this is like 2008 you just had a big bank fail 16th biggest bank in the country
00:14:17.420 200 billion dollars of assets 170 169 billion dollars of uninsured deposits silicon valley bank
00:14:25.840 in the center of silicon valley we're gonna take a short commercial break we have matt gates congressman
00:14:31.240 matt gates will be in the house is going to join us next in the war room
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00:16:15.520 okay welcome back we have senator congressman matt gates i'm jumping ahead there congressman matt gates
00:16:28.800 first off you know high tech as well as anybody silicon valley bank the premier bank 16th biggest
00:16:35.080 in the country second biggest bank failure came out of nowhere recall this morning said by the end of
00:16:39.740 the day this thing will be taken over the california regulators jumped in front of the fed this is a
00:16:45.120 hundred percent because of biden's policies the unrealized losses in the uh government securities
00:16:49.640 portfolio blew the you know it was a torpedo below the word line they're coming to you brother next
00:16:54.620 week they're coming to dc they've already laid it out it's a thousand startups they're the best in
00:16:58.440 the country you got all these payrolls you got 169 billion dollars they're going to come and ask for
00:17:03.160 a bailout from the house well if there is an effort to use taxpayer money to bail out silicon valley bank
00:17:12.020 the american people could count on the fact that i will be there leading the fight against such a
00:17:16.980 bailout i mean what we have observed is remarkable the financial arm of silicon valley has just been
00:17:24.960 severed before our very eyes and i also think that the biden policies around covid had something to do
00:17:31.540 with this because it created an investment bubble in silicon valley in tech that once we got past
00:17:38.600 those policies once the american people rose up and said we will not be locked in our homes we will
00:17:43.700 not have our local retail and our local industry shut down and live our life in our pods getting mail
00:17:52.760 products delivered to us and you know play on our apps all day once that was deconstructed
00:17:58.580 you saw uh that bubble began to burst you start you saw it with the layoffs you saw it with a lot of
00:18:05.000 these companies have been freezing promotions have been have been stopping the hiring process and it's
00:18:11.240 a cash uh diminution you're the most sophisticated guy in the house on the right about social media
00:18:17.840 and big tech and all that for you know given your family relationships and others you're you're going
00:18:23.600 to sit there you would be the one guy to be able to make the argument why we should contain the contagion
00:18:28.960 and bail this out yeah throughout my whole life i have seen the moral hazard that comes with using the people's
00:18:36.040 money to bail out the elites when they make bad decisions we saw it uh and really manifest with a lot of
00:18:42.800 energy and frustration with the occupy wall street movement we saw it with the financial crisis that was
00:18:49.180 hitting as my generation was graduating college and graduating professional school and the large institutions
00:18:55.960 were collapsing the large institutions that were the vaulted icons of american life the true soft power
00:19:03.520 of america was you know golden goldman sachs and uh you know bears and layman and when that
00:19:12.060 went away capital you buddy you saw the political industrial complex line up to that pretty quickly
00:19:19.620 this is going to have an impact in national security they're talking about national security what do they
00:19:23.380 mean well i i predict that at the tip of the spear of the biden administration's requests for a
00:19:31.260 bailout for silicon valley bank will be the department of defense you'll have the department of defense
00:19:36.200 saying gosh you know we've got all these silicon valley relationships we've got all these contracts
00:19:40.940 with companies that now are going to go insolvent that won't be able to be part of the research
00:19:45.800 development test and evaluation mission and it will expose a lot will fall behind china will fall behind
00:19:52.660 china or will become more reliant on china will become more reliant on other places in the world
00:19:57.680 if you really believe in american resilience they'll tell us we have to come in and and bail out
00:20:03.220 silicon valley banks the pressure to bail this out is going to be intense you do understand that
00:20:07.380 oh and and it will it will emanate from california of all places rocahanna rocahanna you believe in
00:20:13.300 economic patriotism maybe not a bailout i want to have you on the heroic thing of what you do in syria
00:20:18.040 but from abu dhabi i think it was today hillary clinton and and joe scarborough can we go ahead
00:20:23.180 and play that uh and i want to have uh i want to have let's go ahead and play it and we'll have
00:20:27.980 congressman gates respond madam secretary you know better i think than anybody alive about
00:20:34.420 partisanship in the united states and what it's cost our country the ukrainian war has been one thing
00:20:42.260 that it's brought democrats and republicans together for the most part are you hopeful that
00:20:48.380 that will continue despite the fact some house republicans um are being critical of the biden
00:20:54.760 administration and even republicans that are supporting the war effort well i am hopeful that
00:21:00.120 it continues joe because i think as we just heard uh this is a war of aggression and invasion
00:21:07.420 uh the behavior of the invaders has been barbaric and it really is a war for uh not just the freedom
00:21:18.000 of the ukrainian people although that is first and foremost it is a war for our values uh for what we
00:21:26.280 believe uh should be the birthright of every person in ukraine in europe in the united states around the
00:21:33.900 world so i want to underscore that as we support the courage and because i want to get too much time
00:21:41.340 with you mac max boot has in today's foreign affairs apologized for being a neocon saying about
00:21:47.220 trying to export report it why is she the why is she the essence of what you're actually fighting
00:21:53.980 against well as hillary clinton does everything possible to water down and erode our birthright
00:22:00.380 by championing open border policies by saying that everyone who comes to america is a legitimate
00:22:06.020 asylum seeker she really juxtaposes a great contrast to the commitment that she thinks all
00:22:12.460 of us ought to make to the birthright in ukraine and part look i hope ukraine prevails but pardon me
00:22:19.180 for saying that america's value set is not lashed to the value set in ukraine our values are not on
00:22:26.800 the line for which guy in a track suit runs crimea our values are not on the line on who holds the
00:22:34.080 dump ass region right i mean and american values are more enduring of that and the signal there not
00:22:39.720 the noise is she actually doesn't think that much of our values in the first place and joe scarborough
00:22:44.600 has no values i know that because he's one of my predecessors in congress and i remember the joe
00:22:50.080 scarborough from florida's first congressional district who was actually voting to impeach bill
00:22:54.000 clinton who actually said that bill clinton was a national security threat who was uh you know
00:22:58.780 one of the styled himself as one of the ferocious republicans fighting against the clinton administration
00:23:04.340 but you know new york changes the man i guess uh with with hillary now as a masthead for the pro-war
00:23:11.920 democrats we see fewer and fewer of the democrat doves i don't know what's more extinct in this town
00:23:19.340 the anti-war democrat dove or the republican fiscal hawk and i put everybody on the boards
00:23:26.960 as to whether or not we should stay in syria this last week and by the way that's just my lead-off
00:23:31.660 hitter steve one of the things i negotiated for in this deal with kevin mccarthy is that he would
00:23:37.720 not play the games nancy pelosi played to block privileged resolutions and matters of war and peace
00:23:44.420 under the war powers act go right to the floor in congress they don't get to get get rat holed away
00:23:49.480 in committee land and so i used a tool that would not have been available under the rule of speaker
00:23:55.160 pelosi and to kevin mccarthy's great credit he's allowing these things to come to the floor and we
00:24:00.280 had a vote on syria and you know what more democrats voted for the pro-war position than the anti-war
00:24:06.020 position in syria syria where no one can tell me what the enduring defeat of isis means like how many
00:24:14.380 americans how many of my constituents who by the way are in syria right now have to go to bed in
00:24:20.540 some in some desert in a faraway land so that we can what extinguish the last sympathy from the last
00:24:29.160 beating heart of the last person living in some river river valley it is not an attainable goal
00:24:34.460 and is so offensive when these neocons wave around the 2001 authorization to use military force against
00:24:42.120 the people who caused 9 11 as a basis to be in syria in 2023 there are people fighting in syria
00:24:49.000 right now who were not even born when that authorization was passed about only one in every
00:24:53.700 10 members of the house of representatives was even here to vote on that so to wave that around like
00:24:58.960 some global permission slip is nuts and the other one they use is the israel thing oh we can't abandon
00:25:04.840 israel guess what ladies and gentlemen israel cut their deal with russia to keep iran out of
00:25:09.940 southern syria like if you if the israel russia deal makes you uncomfortable you think israel was
00:25:15.360 going to rely on us in the middle east we are not a middle eastern power we are a pacific power we are
00:25:22.100 an atlantic power as you so aptly said in one of the greatest speeches i've ever seen at cpac and so
00:25:27.060 us toiling away in the deserts if it's going to happen it's not going to happen without members of
00:25:32.020 congress having to take an actual vote every time you were also defending the constitution about it's the
00:25:37.340 houses about declaring war this ridiculous we only got a couple minutes and we're going to go to palm
00:25:42.320 beach with natalie but i got to ask you this was your lead off hitter the big kahuna the where you're
00:25:48.460 going to is ukraine you're going to force us in ukraine walk us through because i got to tell you
00:25:52.080 you were magnificent in making the case why this is ridiculous and quite frankly the arguments against
00:25:58.000 it particularly from the republicans were embarrassing what about ukraine well i do not believe
00:26:03.580 we should have troops in ukraine now i have to be able to prove that we have dod personnel in ukraine
00:26:08.820 right now when the generals come and testify before our committees they say we do not i do not believe
00:26:14.500 them i know the logistics kits that have to go with these m1 abrams i know the force protection that
00:26:20.640 has to exist for the contractors for the the vendors for the entire supply chain that goes along with
00:26:26.680 these hymar systems and the preparation for the f-16s which is coming by the way and so once i've
00:26:33.720 got that definitive evidence we'll be taking more ukraine votes uh it's sad how many republicans are
00:26:40.140 willing to debase themselves in like this embrace of ukraine that just far exceeds what an american
00:26:48.040 leader should be thinking about each and every day we got our own problems here in this country and
00:26:52.780 the fact that we it well you know why it is i'm sorry to take so much time on this it's people get
00:26:57.380 elected to congress and they all of a sudden fashion themselves as global leaders as citizens
00:27:01.220 of the world and they forget like there are people back in paducah kentucky who voted for you
00:27:05.480 there are patent people back in mississippi and arkansas who voted for you and you need to put those
00:27:09.820 people first we got to go but real quickly the pressure next week on the silicon valley because
00:27:14.240 this is the neoliberal neocon order collapsing before us the pressure on you guys next week to bail this
00:27:19.020 thing out i believe there will be bailout requests and i think it will be cloaked in national security
00:27:25.020 and economic security and it will be mired in i think a lot of the political patronage and swapping
00:27:31.760 of campaign donations for favors that that deeply sickens me uh your podcast or your content how do they
00:27:37.600 get to firebrand is my podcast but steve bannon and i are going to be on the tim cast tonight so
00:27:43.540 tim pool steve bannon matt gates congressman dan bishop's going to stop by it's going to be a great
00:27:48.920 time amazing it's going to be unbelievable thank you for stopping by thank you gates in the house
00:27:52.820 i got to tell you next week is going to be intense on capitol hill okay we're going to toss over to
00:27:58.780 natalie in palm beach i will be back at six o'clock more in silicon valley banked in natalie windows
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00:29:43.820 funded gain-of-function research on this virus in the wuhan institute of virology no matter how
00:29:50.860 you're parsing words you're parsing words you say it there was research dr fauci knowing that it is a
00:29:56.880 crime to lie to congress do you wish to retract your statement of may 11th where you claimed that
00:30:02.140 the nih never funded gain-of-function research in wuhan
00:30:05.580 microphone microphone senator paul i have never lied before the congress and i do not retract
00:30:18.720 that statement this paper that you were referring to was judged by qualified staff up and down the
00:30:27.240 chain as not being gain-of-function what was let me finish take an animal virus and you increase
00:30:35.280 its transmissibility to humans right you're saying that's not gain-of-function yeah that is correct
00:30:39.480 and and senator paul you do not know what you are talking about quite frankly and i want to say that
00:30:45.320 officially you do not know what you are talking about okay you get one person let's read from the
00:30:52.280 nihia can i answer the question this is your definition dr fauci was affirmatively told and told
00:30:58.300 in an email that uh niaid had a monetary relationship with the wuhan uh institute through uh eco health
00:31:06.480 alliance he he was told this in january 27th of 2020 do you think that dr fauci intentionally lied
00:31:12.720 under oath to senator paul when he vehemently denied nih's funding of gain-of-function research
00:31:17.680 i think there's no doubt that nih was funding gain-of-function research is it likely that
00:31:22.060 american tax dollars funded the gain-of-function research that created this virus i think it did
00:31:27.120 not only from nih but from the state department usa id and from dod i'm out of time thank you very much
00:31:32.840 welcome back to the war room i guess the reception to steve getting a haircut was so overwhelmingly
00:31:39.360 positive that he had to go and do it again so i'm here in the meantime natalie winters the co-host and
00:31:44.860 executive editor of war room filling in i'm sorry to trigger you guys play some videos of anthony
00:31:50.480 fauci you may recall that pretty notorious and infamous exchange with senator rand paul which i
00:31:56.540 would argue makes the case that he perjured himself especially in light of the testimony that
00:32:01.540 we saw from dr redfield that was the end of that little opening clip uh that we just had we'll
00:32:06.680 have dr malone joining us shortly but just to sort of pick up where you know rep gates and steve left
00:32:12.420 off right the idea of turning ukraine syria all these countries and faraway lands into you know
00:32:18.320 essentially new forever wars i think that's exactly what we see going on here with pandemics and the
00:32:24.140 idea of public health emergencies right and i think the particularly scary part that you see in this
00:32:29.720 hearing is how gain-of-function research sort of has become the weapon the tool and i'm sure you could
00:32:35.640 argue the vaccines and the mask mandates and the school closures too um but really have sort of
00:32:41.520 served as the armaments the ammo to wage this new forever war under the i would say guys under the
00:32:47.980 pretext of pandemic prevention now dr malone i think we have him on with us uh you had a wonderful
00:32:54.980 substack reacting uh to this what again i know we keep using the word bombshell but i do think that
00:33:00.860 that's an accurate description um of the testimony that we saw from former cdc head robert redfield
00:33:06.780 talking about the nih was not just intimately involved uh with gain-of-function research at the
00:33:12.780 wuhan institute of virology but even more insidious the cover-up so i just want to get your quick reaction
00:33:19.020 because i know we love to say on this show you know we're the top spreaders of misinformation that
00:33:23.520 it's great to feel vindicated um but even i have to say that some of the statements that dr redfield
00:33:28.600 said yesterday or rather two days ago it wasn't even vindication i think we almost under uh
00:33:34.440 understated that i think levels of evilness that went on at the nih under tony fauci under francis
00:33:40.880 collins to cover up the origins of covet and nih's involvement so just your thoughts uh reacting to
00:33:46.920 those clips and more broadly the testimony that we saw two days ago well i haven't been under any
00:33:53.700 illusions about uh what goes on at niad and nih in general and the uh true evil of francis collins
00:34:02.880 and tony fauci i've lived with that basically my whole career uh and i've been under no illusions
00:34:09.420 what's fascinating about all of this is that what bob redfield represents he talks about in his written
00:34:16.160 testimony that he's the co-founder of the institute for human virology what he doesn't mention is the
00:34:21.080 other co-founder is bob gallo there is an ancient ancient view that goes back to the beginning of
00:34:27.680 my career between bob gallo and tony fauci and uh where we're at right now is that the truth is coming
00:34:35.700 out about tony fauci and some of his colleagues are you know former colleagues are now willing to speak
00:34:42.540 the truth uh whereas in the past they've always been reluctant to do so because tony has a notorious
00:34:49.340 reach and capability to uh both reward and punish uh those that he wishes to and that's what's gone
00:34:57.600 on here that's that's covered in some of the other testimony what i also found fascinating about bob
00:35:03.320 redfeld's uh statement here is that he also fingered state department usa id as well as dod now i had
00:35:12.340 revealed back i think two falls ago that uh dod defense threat reduction agency had participated in
00:35:21.040 the funding and i found that out from colleagues within uh ditra it was the threat mitigation branch
00:35:27.660 the same people responsible for the uh corralling of the loose nukes as the soviet union fell uh but i had
00:35:35.840 no idea that usa id and state were involved this is basically directly fingering the cia usa id is
00:35:43.260 largely a uh functional arm just like darpa is of our intelligence community and so what bob is saying
00:35:52.600 and bob would know uh his clearance i'm sure is quite a bit higher than mine uh he's he's basically
00:35:58.780 saying that the intelligence community has been directly funding wuhan institute of virology which
00:36:04.820 uh is consistent with really the emerging working model of what went on here is that the way this
00:36:11.960 story goes is that the cia lost most of its assets in the people's republic under the ccp they got outed
00:36:19.780 and they were all assassinated the ccp doesn't uh monkey around and put people in prison for uh treason
00:36:25.780 uh and um so they all got assassinated the cia needed to have and felt that it needed to have
00:36:33.020 insight into what china was doing in the world of biowarfare and biodefense and all of that kind
00:36:39.700 of research they appear to have engaged in a quid pro quo in which they provided not only funding but
00:36:46.680 technology ecohealth alliance transferred technology directly to the wuhan institute of virology
00:36:52.260 it was enabling for the studies that were done and they also provided the capital in exchange for
00:36:58.260 their ability to have a limited look about concerning what china was doing at the wiv uh chinese national
00:37:05.040 academy of sciences facility so that's the back story here is we've got some uh kind of long-standing
00:37:12.480 bureaucratic feud that goes back to the earliest days of an nci versus naiad and the arm wrestling over
00:37:20.400 who was going to be in charge of the aids budget and uh that's still playing out of course there's a lot
00:37:26.220 hard feelings and we have now this you know somebody bob bob is dropping the other shoe
00:37:32.460 about the involvement of our intelligence community in the wuhan institute of virology which many of us
00:37:37.720 have long suspected well i think we were speaking at cpac and during the break um in one of the war
00:37:45.380 room shows how you you called this you said they're gonna try to give a fall guy right a sacrificial lamb
00:37:51.780 so kudos kudos to you a hat tip but i think you bring up the more interesting angle in all of this
00:37:59.680 which is you know as someone who came at this story more from the chinese communist party for an
00:38:06.280 influence operation realm you come at it of course from the scientific knowledge is the adventure of
00:38:11.420 the mrna vaccines um but i saw this just as a textbook case of chinese communist party compromise a lot of
00:38:17.880 the western scientists who had sort of prematurely debunked the lab leak they just had conflicting
00:38:23.040 interests with the chinese communist party because it's hard to wrap your head around the idea that
00:38:28.340 the united states government would willfully give taxpayer dollars to fund gain-of-function research which
00:38:33.940 as steve always hammers is essentially the weaponization of viruses so i think maybe my my question and i ask
00:38:40.460 this earnestly is the theory of the case that the nih the niaid again in addition to these other
00:38:47.520 entities of course usaid dod even google was funding ecohealth alliance do you think that it was
00:38:54.480 incompetence they just don't understand the chinese communist party the threat that they pose they think
00:38:59.980 that this is you know biodefense programs this is just how you do it or do you think there's malice on
00:39:06.060 the part of some of these institutions or are they so far gone in terms of chinese communist party
00:39:10.540 infiltration and compromise that they're not really even american entities to begin with like
00:39:15.420 how did we get to this point yeah uh so what is the true theory of the case and can i select all of
00:39:24.080 the above please ma'am uh of course we we we have a we have a hot mess uh to use farm language uh and
00:39:34.160 and uh it is it is steaming and full of maggots the uh um my theory of the case is is we have a strong
00:39:43.600 component of what hannah arent uh notoriously labeled as the banality of evil this tendency of bureaucrats and
00:39:53.360 government officials to want to advance their career and they're siloed and they just narrowly
00:40:00.240 go about uh doing what they're told to do trying to uh rise up the ranks and do what they're told
00:40:09.120 and get you know more funding this comes from the uh hannah's uh book eichmann in jerusalem
00:40:16.660 and and the eichmann trials i think it's the intersection of the the failure to think
00:40:22.520 which is what hannah arent uh attributed the banality of evil to and absolutely there's
00:40:29.000 been nefarious intent and then the problem of complex systems and i wrote another substack
00:40:35.720 talking about this unfortunately i i diagrammed it as a venn diagram and no one could get beyond
00:40:41.220 kamala harris's affinity for venn diagrams but but i really do think what we have is a complex
00:40:46.940 phenomena that's involved in the interactions of a bunch of things and in the domain of nefarious
00:40:54.120 scheming uh we always have the intelligence agencies and their long long history of failure
00:41:02.200 to think through unintended consequences they even have a term for it of course it's called blowback
00:41:07.980 well i think that it's fair to call dr redfield sort of a whistleblower in this setting right what he's
00:41:15.000 saying basically makes anthony fauci guilty of perjury if you take him at his word right saying
00:41:20.860 that the united states i don't think there's any doubt about tony's perjury and i also spoke quite
00:41:26.860 clearly about that at cpac on war room and and there was a big steve grabbed it grabbed that uh baton
00:41:33.920 and ran with it as you'll recall but uh tony tony lies in the way that most trained intelligence
00:41:41.420 officers lie and you have to we have about two minutes left i just i just wanted to ask you real
00:41:47.300 quick because i i followed the cast of characters and this whole debacle that is the origins of
00:41:53.020 covid 19 why do you think it was it was dr redfield because he again was the former director of the cdc right
00:41:59.380 the cdc is no small player in this very you know pit of vipers right that is the biomedical the
00:42:06.040 biopharmaceutical industrial complex whatever you want to call it so you know why him why now we have a
00:42:11.280 about a minute and 30 uh until until break but i am going to hold you over but just curious sort of
00:42:15.860 the inside baseball why do you think as i as i told you there is a long-standing feud with uh red
00:42:22.740 fields uh basically uh you can think of him as his commanding officer bob gallo and tony fauci rumor
00:42:29.400 has it that uh you'll recall if you went back in time you'd see that there was a point in time
00:42:34.620 where redfield kind of broke ranks uh as a member of that committee and as the director of cdc up to
00:42:41.140 that point he'd been kind of going along with the narrative and then he broke ranks the rumor was
00:42:45.720 that bob gallo told him that he better come clean or it was going to destroy his entire legacy that's
00:42:52.560 the way i heard the story and uh redfield responds to bob uh very directly uh dr gallo is uh one of
00:43:02.920 you know he is absolutely in the same caliber and cast as tony fauci uh this is a den of thieves
00:43:09.940 that you point out are a bit of snakes and uh all these guys have been uh fighting each other
00:43:15.540 bureaucratically for money and power for my entire career that's 30 years plus all right we're running
00:43:22.460 up against a break make sure you stick around dr malone and of course the audience and trigger
00:43:26.780 warning we are going to open next block with some more anthony fauci interviews some more lies of
00:43:31.600 course because that's the only thing he seems to be able to do make sure you stick around steve will
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00:45:35.040 let me ask you about what dr robert redfield is charging that you frozen out that you didn't want
00:45:42.000 him there you didn't want him at these meetings and that was deliberate
00:45:45.640 you know neil i really feel badly about that because i know bob a long time he is totally and
00:45:53.800 unequivocally incorrect in what he's saying that i excluded him i had nothing to do with who would be on
00:46:02.080 that call that call was organized by a group of evolutionary virologist in order to discuss the
00:46:08.760 possibility that this might actually be a virus that was actually engineered so i didn't put anybody
00:46:16.280 on the list of that call nor did i take anybody else so it's really unfortunate that in a public
00:46:22.920 setting like the hearing that dr redfield made that absolutely incorrect statement the other thing
00:46:29.020 he said that's interesting who would be on that call did you decide to be on that call or did these
00:46:34.220 other virologists neil i just said it i didn't have anything to do about the decision who would be on
00:46:41.960 the call the evolutionary virologist dr eddie holmes christian anderson all of the others that want
00:46:50.460 they made the decision who's on the call i didn't add anybody to the call so you didn't know going
00:46:55.860 into the call you didn't know going into the call that the cdc director would not be part of that
00:47:01.300 call do you think he should have been uh well i mean retrospectively it would have been okay to
00:47:07.740 have him on the call of course but i didn't put him or take him off and it's really disturbing that
00:47:13.080 in a public hearing of a congressional hearing he makes an accusatory statement that has no basis
00:47:19.980 whatsoever in reality but another point neil that's important he said in his own mind that he
00:47:26.320 was kept out because he was of the opinion that this might be a lab leak half the people on the call
00:47:33.120 were of the opinion that it might be a lab leak so his rationale of why he thought he was excluded
00:47:40.080 is an invalid rationale so it's really unfortunate that he made those statements he's a good guy i've
00:47:46.080 known him for years i'm so i mean i'm just really a little bit disturbed about why he said that which
00:47:51.300 it was completely untrue any regrets you have dr fati overall this do you ever second guess yourself
00:47:59.460 you know you know i mean of course when you say that i mean nobody has done anything perfectly in this
00:48:07.800 very complicated saga that we've been through over the past more than three years of course we could
00:48:15.400 have done things better and in those areas that we could have done things better of course you
00:48:20.400 regret that you didn't do things better so i'm not perfect certainly i'm not and therefore i could
00:48:26.300 have done things better no doubt about that as should everybody feel that way welcome back i love the
00:48:33.380 question any regrets and anthony voucher's response is just wonderful now dr malone i know your wonderful
00:48:38.680 book is called lies my government told me but if you're looking for a sequel opportunity
00:48:43.420 i think you may already have the content that you need to write a couple sequels
00:48:48.880 criticism of the book the criticism of the book is it's not long enough
00:48:53.380 i think i think that's a very valid point now unfortunately that was a long intro so we only
00:48:58.340 have a few minutes left but i just want your your reaction to what to what fauci is saying how he
00:49:03.600 continues to lie the media continues to let him get away with it what what do you have to say
00:49:08.980 yeah in all seriousness uh as i mentioned tony lies like a trained cia officer he deflects and um uses
00:49:19.120 these various ruses that you just saw deployed right there of course tony didn't set up who was on the
00:49:25.040 call he has one of his lackeys do this he always uses surrogates for everything he's too high up he has
00:49:31.400 many many people in his press office that handle all this stuff for him remember that tony and jeremy
00:49:38.040 farrar both got burner phones to have these conversations they knew what they were doing
00:49:43.180 was wrong they knew that they needed to speak off the record they knew they had a problem
00:49:48.200 they knew they were going to try to cover it up the evidence is unequivocal and tony's uh deflections
00:49:55.720 here stand in stark contrast to the editorial today published by our colleague and good friend
00:50:03.260 naomi wolf in which she clearly comes out and apologizes for a series of misconceptions that
00:50:10.800 she's developed based on press manipulation concerning mr trump and many of the issues that
00:50:17.440 have occurred over the last three years including of course the january 6 commission we're never going
00:50:23.120 to see tony fauci showing the courage that naomi wolf showed today
00:50:29.260 well and i think it's so interesting too you bring up how these niad nih personalities
00:50:36.560 you know they all sort of run cover right it's anthony or was rather anthony fauci's personal
00:50:41.340 fiefdom right the idea that he didn't have any control over what was going on on the call it's
00:50:45.960 sort of like the excuse the rationale that he gives for eco health alliance right he's like well
00:50:50.620 i didn't fund the wuhan institute of virology i gave the money to eco health alliance um i think it
00:50:55.360 is yeah so ron johnson predicted exactly this he said that it's going to be extremely difficult to
00:51:02.660 hold any of these people to account because they are seasoned dc administrative state bureaucrats
00:51:09.040 and they know how to cover their backside one of the things that we've come to learn is that in
00:51:14.740 many of these key meetings they were held under chatham house rules people were told not to take notes
00:51:20.640 not to take any recordings don't bring their cell phones so there would be no traceability they knew
00:51:26.140 what they were doing was wrong okay they knew they were covering up bad stuff and they knew that they
00:51:32.340 were complicit in this most massive uh um travesties in the history of public health there there's no
00:51:40.680 question that that's the case and then we had for instance chris ray coming out with his story where
00:51:46.440 all he would talk about i'm talking about director of cia remember it was all ccp ccp ccp look over
00:51:52.940 here um don't look over the fact that in fact it was the united states government that funded this
00:51:58.520 and oh by the way the department of defense has directly denied to a congressional investigator
00:52:05.360 that they provided any of this funding in in stark contrast to what bob redfield has said and bob
00:52:12.780 would know he's got roots that are way deeper than mine in all these areas including dod he comes
00:52:19.440 out of dod he knows exactly what's going on and i think there was freedom of information act requests
00:52:25.120 that showed they were shredding the notes that they had written during these meetings about the
00:52:29.940 origins of of covid well we got about 30 seconds left so please let people know where they can follow
00:52:34.500 you your work your substack your books where they can keep in touch oh you're very kind uh rw malone
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