Episode 2698： The Messianic Faith Of The Elite; The Coup Against Nixon
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In this episode of War Room, we discuss the early days of Donald Trump's presidency, the early years of his presidency, and the man who was the guiding hand on the response to the devastating Pandemic known as the Covid Pandemic.
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this is the primal scream of a dying regime pray for our enemies because we're going medieval on
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these people here's not got a free shot all these networks lying about the people the people have
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had a belly full of it i know you don't like hearing that i know you try to do everything
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in the world to stop that but you're not going to stop it it's going to happen and where do
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people like that go to share the big line mega media i wish in my soul i wish that any of these
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people had a conscience ask yourself what is my task and what is my purpose if that answer is to
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save my country this country will be saved war room here's your host stephen k band
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it's thursday 27 april in the year of our lord 2023 we're very honored here to have in studio
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uh monica crowley by the way what a big day peter navarro in the morning monica crowley in the
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afternoon we got todd benzen is about to come on deck we finished our show one of the reasons i
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really appreciate you coming by and sitting in with us we finished the morning show talking about
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um this new york times interview with falchi and we had natalie winters who's our lead investigative
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reporter who's done the work peter actually met falchi for the first time on the 27th of january
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2020 when they were in the situation room arguing about the uh you know the the the limitations of
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the travel stopping travel from china right then about going to president trump what is your assessment
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you've been you've been at this a long time you've seen players for 20 30 years put put falchi in
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perspective for our audience well first of all it's an honor and a pleasure always to join you
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steve but particularly in person face to face like this you're a dear friend and i just treasure our
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friendship so much would love to have you in studio so great being down here well thank you and thank
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you for having me as always um look i was in the trump administration in the treasury department
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serving as assistant secretary for the last two years of the trump term so i saw the trump economy go
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from the boom the trump boom through the unprecedented economic crisis of the covid pandemic
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through the fastest economic recovery on record from any crisis and during that period of time
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um i had a couple of interactions with dr falchi and i remember one in particular and they were all
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very brief nothing and no policy conversations or anything like that but i do remember at the outset of
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the pandemic steve being in a green room i believe it was abc and i was accompanying secretary mnuchin for
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sunday morning show hit and dr falchi came into the green room to shake hands with secretary mnuchin he was
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coming off the air mnuchin was going on the air and he immediately was sort of my soul went on high vibrate
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and i i realized i was in the presence of not a particularly honest individual not a particularly good
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man it was just something that hit me viscerally about this individual and then as we know he was
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the guiding hand on the covid response a lot of people will pile on donald trump and say he should
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have kept the country open he should have done this he should have done that etc but i always like to
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remind people that he was not a medical doctor he was a real estate guy from new york and he was hit
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with an unprecedented virus that created an unprecedented crisis so it wasn't like donald trump
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could pick up the phone and call a predecessor and say how did you all deal with the last pandemic
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because the last pandemic was over a hundred years ago so he was flying without a net and therefore he
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was wholly dependent on people who came to him or who were already part of the public health apparatus
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to give him guidance on what to do and so i give donald trump a lot of slack and a lot of leeway in
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terms of his decision making this is true for any american president when they're hit with a crisis or a
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crisis is brought to them whether it's richard nixon with watergate ronald reagan with iran contra
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donald trump with covid they have to operate on the basis of the information that they are being given
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right so donald trump was handed some information and he had to make a series of very fast decisions
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based on that information if there is bad input coming from people like fauci and burks and redfield
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and walensky etc then there might be a bad output because bad information can lead to bad outcomes and
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bad decision making so donald trump literally did the best he could but what i don't think he understood
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understandably at the time steve is that dr fauci was a villain he was a nefarious player in all of
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this you can go back to his time early on in the early 1980s dealing with the aids epidemic this is a
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man who does not have americans health at heart he is a deep state operator he is part of the security
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state and so when we go back and look at his guidance to president trump and others in the
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administration who are trying to make real-time decisions about this pandemic you have to
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understand where the bulk of the information was coming from and it was coming from a very dark
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figure in anthony fauci i want to be able to tie this uh we're gonna get bensman on here for a second
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because president trump said something the other day two things that i wanted your uh thoughts on and
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one of the reasons i wanted to come in he said that uh in talking about the enemy we just did the
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third world war conference the early years in out in la he said when you look at the enemies and you
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have to look and think about this you know burgeoning third world war trump said our number one enemy is
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the administrative state and it's deep state rogue element but the administrative state and the deep
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state are our number one enemy and that says something for a guy that's been the commander in chief for
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four years of peace and prosperity in addition he said because of the the um the leaks that are
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coming out and the information coming out that that comer's putting out and mtg and mace went over
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to the treasurer look at he said that uh the biden crime family and what he's seen today is 10 times
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that that is going to be 10 times watergate okay this is trump we're gonna have todd bensman on here
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in a second about mayorkas and blinken and people that are representatives like fauci was other
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thing and and we have an invasion of the southern border and the administrative state is not only
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allowing that to happen they're exacerbating it and quite frankly todd benson makes a very compelling
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argument that they're actually driving it and it's very well thought through not not uh it hasn't just
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happened what the the american people right now are just coming to the realization there is this fourth
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branch of government that's a leviathan and and that's where you get tony fauci who's been there 50
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years that's where you get guys like mayorkas that's where you get this administrative states
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and what donald trump says it's a bigger enemy than the chinese communist party is he overselling
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that or do you do you believe that he is perfectly on point and i'm glad that we have a prominent
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american political figure like president trump who will actually have the courage to come out and call
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it what it is i often say steve that you know the the left whatever they accuse donald trump
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of is what they themselves are guilty of is classic projection and for years they have
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accused donald trump of being a liar well that is pure projection because honestly donald trump is
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probably the most honest president we have ever had no filter tells it like it is says here's the
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problem here's how we're going to solve it i can already tell you the clip that media matters
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is going to pull right now that donald trump is the most honest yes are you doing that to trigger
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i hope so i hope i hope so because it is true donald trump says what he means means what he says
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wears his heart on his sleeve in a plain spoken manner plain spoken and look he has an understanding of
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the american presidency that has always traditionally been true and now the left is trying to change it
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which is this goes back to the founding of the republic the symbolic nature of the american
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presidency is a father figure it is paternal and like with any father the and it goes all the way
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back to george washington the father of our country with any father figure those underneath the father in
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the family structure are looking to the father for guardrails for guidance for discipline and for the
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truth the truth might hurt you're going to your room right donald trump is the epitome of that
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and he has directly told the american people the truth about the natures of the threats within and without
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you talk a lot about external threats in this country the ccp and so on the iranian nuclear threat
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we face some very serious threats of vladimir putin etc but the greatest threat trump is right
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the greatest threat we face is the one that is internal to the united states and that is
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the weaponization of our own government against us it is the administrative state that is paired with
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the deep state that corruption has shot through all of our institutions it really is part of this
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entire marxist revolution that's been going on in this country for nearly 100 years so that corruption
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is deeply embedded you and i've talked about this how president nixon my old boss was very close to
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senator daniel patrick moynihan a democrat from new york but they were both public intellectuals and
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they used to have incredible conversations one of the things that moynihan told nixon when he was
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coming into office is dick you've got to uproot the entire executive branch root and branch from
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underneath from the very foundations why because it was his view that every generation needed this
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an uprooting of the executive branch because if you go allow it to go on beyond 20 or 25 years without
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significant reform the corruption becomes so entrenched and you get these kinds of deep state
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administrative state monsters that are only out to enrich and empower themselves as well as fundamentally
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transform the country away from our foundational principles you get monsters like anthony fauci for
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example but you also get characters like james comey and christopher ray and hillary clinton and the
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obamas so without that kind of real reform of the entire executive branch law enforcement the irs
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uh the intelligence services the security state you get this kind of deeply embedded corruption and rot
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and that's the thing that takes the country off the rails we are at a real tipping point now and it's
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going to take a lot of political will and strength of character that's donald trump in order to lever
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ourselves out of this kind of catastrophe you were in the government in in 20 in a very senior role at
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treasury um did it did anyone ever tell you did you ever hear in that entire time during the pandemic
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and and even in the run-up to the election and thereafter did you ever hear that uh dr fauci and
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his colleagues had actually had been underwriting uh gain-of-function research in wuhan or now as we
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know actually had control of labs in the ukraine and now we just found out as as blinken has completely
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botched the sudan situation and left 16 000 americans running around that now we have there's actually labs that
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we funded in a danger zone like the sudan did that that would that ever can we just stop for a second
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here and say why do we have dangerous bio labs operating in sudan i can literally not think of
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a worse place to be operating or controlling a bio lab than sudan that is that's been a war zone for
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how many years how many decades now with warlords and you've got the ccp influence in there i mean it
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is just it's beyond belief um to answer your question at the time no um we did not know any
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of this anthony fauci has been very clever with the support of the propaganda press with the support of
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the deep state and all of their their protections that they afford these characters to create an image
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for himself as a savior and it also applies by the way to guys like robert muller and james comey
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they create a whole mythology around themselves messianic messianic mythology where they are like
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with the law enforcement guys there they are sit above all of it they're just a straight-on law
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enforcement guy they're men of high character well we know that was nonsense with muller and comey and
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chris ray and the rest but it also applies to so many of these other villains including fauci who created
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this whole mythology around himself that he was the nation's doctor he cared about your well-being in
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the country's public health none of that is true so at the time we did not hear about gain-of-function
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research until maybe six eight months into the crisis and at treasury we were spearheading the
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economic response to the crisis so i was not privy to those public health debates but we didn't hear
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any of that at the time unbelievable okay monica crowley is going to be with us for the hour we're
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going to have uh we're going to have todd bensman there's a lot going on today blinken mayorcas all of
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it is going to be here uh we're also going to play uh when since monica mentioned it we're going to play
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joe kiernan this morning calling the maga the people taking a hard line on the budget what they're
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doing is is they're now monica you're part of the maga extremist right you're part of the maga
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extremist who wants proudly wants to defund they don't know who they got when they got crowley at
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the tip of the spear no because now with the budget fight you're extremist because you want
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to defund the fbi you want to defund doj so now you're actually the uh the driver of the lack of
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law enforcement in this country okay short commercial break todd bensman's here uh monica
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crowley's here we've got a lot to go through including i want to talk about president trump saying
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the biden crime family situation is 10 times watergate and connect watergate with exactly what's
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going on her day because i think there's i think there's a lot of direct linkages monica
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in the reach sophistication and cruelty of the smuggling organizations over the past 10 years and the
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challenges that presents the comprehensive plan we have developed and are executing takes this reality
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into account we are building i can't take any more i can't i can't i can't i can't at lawful pathways i
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can't take any more of these guys just lying to us with a straight face i want to bring in todd bensman
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center for immigration study todd you're just back from renosso mexico and uh and join us now i want to
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ask you first off todd i'd like the professorial look remember todd was on last week and you were in uh
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lordsburg new mexico because you're chasing the cartels up there and you look like a guy that was
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in prison with the aryan nation that full flex nobody's gonna mess with todd or as todd's getting
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his lunch in a new mexico state prison you clean up well sir you look like a professor renosso by the
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way your book is overrun if and if the guys can get the cover of the book you've got the shot that puts
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fear of god into the biden regime that shot right there that shot is that famous shot that's the
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international bridge in del rio texas when you had the haitian problem and there's a couple of
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thousand haitians there and remember this is what they never want to see again because they understand
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the american people completely reject the invasion of their country but todd bensman how many haitians
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are in renosso mexico right now which i think renosso is right across from what mccallan and in
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brownsville and all this down at the down down right on the gulf of the near the gulf of the of the
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rio grande it's right across from mccallan texas how many haitians are there right now sir there's an
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estimated 15 000 of them all over the city uh you can see them in these huge camps uh big squalid
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makeshift uh camps with uh you know just uh smoke uh from from burning trash and uh really really pretty
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um uh pretty messy and um also in the streets any any side street they've got tents set up they're all
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over the place they're pooling up there and it's not just reynosa you can probably see that in juarez i
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was just there the week before last it was the same thing in juarez not haitians um very well taken care
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of you can see there in some of the camps the international community of ngos are all there
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making sure that they are comfortably sustained until the end of title 42 when presumably they're
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all going to get in or uh cbp1 they've got that thing going the the uh legal pathway that they just
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put together for the haitians and venezuelans and pretty much everybody gets cbp1 if they want but
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what i saw was uh venezuelans just pouring in over blowing off the cbp1 app and getting in anyway
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i saw 2500 of them being processed in in brownsville on the brownsville side they just crossed mostly
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venezuelans and then i went to the bus station and interviewed dozens of them they all had papers and
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were ready to get on buses to dallas denver chicago new york new work uh and places in florida
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so they're letting them in whether they do cbp1 or not on notice to appear personal recognizance
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i looked at their papers i've got it on video they're letting them in
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so when mayorka sits there give me your assessment of mayorkas and blinken's testimony today sir i mean i could
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play 20 minutes but i can't take after about two minutes i can't take i can't take the fact they
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treat you like an idiot it's just bald-faced lies and they treat the audience like idiots and members
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of congress so what's your assessment well again they're they've got an extraordinary policy position
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of accommodating the massive flows in the quickest speediest most orderly way
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in you'll notice that they never say we are going to block stop deter shut down repatriate deport
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cause consequences to stop this it's only ever about we're going to make it uh orderly and provide
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legal pathways to kind of corral them into these kind of uh kind of uh cattle um you know lines into the
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country uh so this is an extraordinary policy position to take because the law is really clear
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it says thou shall detain and deport when they cross the border that's not going to happen under the new
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way they plan to uh make the asylum system available to everyone they they say we're going to presume
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everybody's ineligible but then they've got this buffet of loopholes that anybody can claim if they
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just with the right words everybody gets in uh for example just say i'm gay uh you get in just say i i was
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about to get kidnapped in mexico you get in just say um i rebut what your your decline uh and i'm
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going to take it to an immigration judge and you're in all unaccompanied minors not subject to the new
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policy whatsoever uh all unaccompanied minors get in their policy says we will respect the flores
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settlement which is the family uh it's it's the it's the order that allows family units to just
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not be detained and they get in so at these hearings the way to stop the give me the way to
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stop this tell me the todd benzen way to stop this because now it's going on and on and on and clearly
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they're not they're just not rewriting the rules they've got a whole structure to get as many of
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these illegal aliens in as possible in the shortest period of time possible as deep into the country as
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possible so how then can it be stopped well again that it's the first time ever any executive branch
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has taken a position like that i just want i can't stress that enough how completely unusual this is
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um but the way to stop it for example uh and it'll never happen under a by administration it just
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does not i think we need to accept that um the way to stop it is for example in the darien gap
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uh you have three countries there columbia and they're they're talking about the darien gap today
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with blinken and uh mayorkas are talking about how they're going to make that all orderly
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but the real way to stop that is to have u.s funded air repatriation ice air repatriation flights
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in all three of those countries uh including costa rica so columbia panama costa rica and maybe even
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mexico all three of them simultaneously so that if they get it past one they won't get past the next
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won't get past the next that flies them all the way back to africa flies them all the way back to asia
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flies them all the way back to third countries uh systematically uh when they don't follow whatever
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rules they're going to have or just uh and you can't expect columbia and panama and costa rica to
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pay for this i get that it's not in their national interest but i think it would be a lot cheaper for
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the united states to fund those repatriation flights than to just bring everybody in uh and let them get
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on our public welfare roles and in our schools and on the uh health care uh uninsured health care
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roles and uh all of the the transformational impacts of having millions and millions of new
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people in the country todd how do people get to the book how to get to all your current
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writings and i know you're reporting this you just got back from a no so how do people follow all of
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right go i i work for the center for immigration studies so cis.org uh todd bensman.com i've got all
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my writings there the book is overrun it's available in bookstores and on amazon and is
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the definitive uh history of this particular border crisis now in its third year the greatest and worst
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mass migration crisis ever to hit the united states and i believe the world
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todd honored to have you on glad you got back safe i look forward to having you back on thank
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you sir thanks for having me uh he's got uh we're going to get him back on the next couple
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of days a lot more to go through about how the system's actually structured now to exacerbate this
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how do you deal with this you've got a branch of the government you've got state department you've
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got dhs and they're actively in like in the darien gap it's a super highway they're coming through
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how can the american citizens just sit there and go my government is lying to me this is not about
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asylum they're taking the asylum system and gaming the system what's eight normal americans supposed
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to do when they look at the administrative state that's just saying we don't care about the law we
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don't care about the rule of law we're just going to do it it's the utter contempt of this administration
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to to feel like they can lie with a straight face to the american people on national television
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those things go around the world our enemies see it and our allies see it too um i think there's
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tremendous frustration on the part of the average american steve because of the wide open border i
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mean so many things the economy cities and collapse crime etc but they can see with their own eyes what
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is going on at the border and very difficult for the average citizen to try to uh you know stop this
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human tsunami that's coming across the border you know when you're talking to todd there and i know you
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talk to him often um on this show this is all by design i mean the first thing that the american
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people need to understand so that we can turn this around um starting january 2025 is that none of this
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is incompetence yes joe biden is is out to lunch she's got cognitive challenges etc but the policy is not
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incompetence this is all by design everywhere you look this is uh the deliberate implosion of the united
00:27:32.920
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to collapse the systems so that they can rebuild those systems in their own collectivist or marxist
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so that you never again get a republican president never mind a republican congress
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monica crowley is going to be with us in studio we're going to take a short commercial break we're
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it out today uh monica crowley so um we have the uh we have the kgb we have the ayatollahs and mullahs
00:30:55.240
in persia we have the house of sod we got the iraq guys they're doing all their transactions now not
00:31:01.480
in petrodollars but yuan we got lula and brazil marxist that's going to that goes to um china and
00:31:09.240
it gets on the tarmac and says you know the united states uh uh economy's over we gotta get off the
00:31:15.960
dollar and you've got it all run by the ccp and we're in the early stages of the third world war yet
00:31:22.280
president trump says with all that and i make the argument that's why he's the logical you have to
00:31:28.360
uh trump has to get back in he's the only guy who can deal with this level of of criminality and bad
00:31:33.220
guys that he's saying hey as bad as that is the biggest enemy we have is the administrative state
00:31:41.540
and he says at the same time when you see about this biden crime family and you go to treasury and
00:31:47.420
you guys know because the treasury can see all these transactions that go on when you see uh when you see
00:31:53.540
what's happening what's happening here in the biden crime family with the administrative state as their
00:31:59.660
cover on the laptop from hell and the 50 intelligence uh officers and senior executives pulled together by
00:32:06.880
mike morrell to write the cover letter as as air cover for biden that president trump says not only is
00:32:12.980
the administrative state the worst enemy we have and we have to confront it but that the biden
00:32:20.300
uh situation covered up by the administrative state is 10 times worse than watergate you know
00:32:29.180
or knew president nixon probably better than anybody else walk me through president trump's contention
00:32:34.620
and the connection to to watergate well i think it it's a really important distinction that president
00:32:40.640
trump made um between the external enemies that you laid out um led by the ccp you cut the head off the
00:32:47.980
snake the rest of the world will fall back into place so ccp is number one but we have so many
00:32:53.280
other serious enemies as well and the internal enemy that we face so i think what president trump
00:32:59.500
was trying to say here is that look yes we do have all of these external foreign uh adversaries that
00:33:07.100
are very serious but we know how to deal with those right we know we have experience with dealing with
00:33:12.960
existential threats whether it's nazi germany the soviet union the ccp now if we have the proper
00:33:19.800
leadership that can summon the political will we know how to deal with foreign adversaries what we
00:33:25.680
don't really know how to deal with here is an enemy within of the kind that you just laid out and continue
00:33:32.080
to do every day which is the administrative state and the deep state we have never really confronted
00:33:37.840
this kind of enemy within we've had bad operators before working within the security state we've had
00:33:44.900
presidents that have indulged uh the deep state and the administrative state but it is so metastasized
00:33:51.580
as a threat that we don't really know how to how to sort of turn our gun turrets on our fellow americans
00:33:59.600
these are our fellow americans steve this is what makes this threat so difficult to handle so what
00:34:05.760
president trump is doing is saying look um we haven't really been focused on this because it's
00:34:12.060
very hard for the american mind to process that our fellow americans have weaponized government against
00:34:18.440
us for ideological reasons political reasons their own enrichment and their own empowerment
00:34:24.340
i have faced this down i have been target number one for these enemies within i have looked at them
00:34:33.500
square in the i have been through the fire i'm the only one who now understands it because i am their
00:34:38.500
number one target but make no mistake i'm just one guy and they can try to take me out but their ultimate
00:34:45.760
goal is to remove you as a political force in this country it is very important that he articulates
00:34:53.220
this so our fellow deplorables out there really absorb and understand what we're up against here
00:34:58.920
and yes donald trump is indispensable to this fight steve as you are as the entire war room posse
00:35:06.360
is but donald trump is just one guy and we saw in the four years four years not nearly long enough to
00:35:12.880
take this on but they have to remove him because they know that his goal is to remove them and so
00:35:20.460
they've got to try to preempt him coming back he is an existential threat to the entire corrupt
00:35:26.900
ruling class both here and abroad and their absolute grip on power and therefore he must be destroyed
00:35:33.880
before he can summon all of us marshal all of us and destroy them let's talk about what a second term
00:35:40.840
in a second but i want to go back to nixon um and and one of the connective tissues of the through line
00:35:47.680
here is that the our elites and even the uniparty then started to hate hated nixon early on yes i mean
00:35:58.200
you mentioned daniel patrick monaghan he brought daniel patrick monaghan to be headed i think the
00:36:02.120
domestic policy council and one of the trade-offs he was going to make because nixon was not
00:36:06.880
a right-wing conservative when it came to domestic policy right people might say he was quite enlightened
00:36:13.600
as far as the in fact with daniel patrick monaghan we're gonna do a lot of things on the domestic
00:36:19.300
side so i can have more free reign on the international side but they always hated nixon
00:36:25.520
and the reason they hated nixon you got to go back to the beginning of the story they hated nixon the
00:36:29.720
administration stated at the time because he was a firebrand anti-communist and particularly a firebrand
00:36:37.460
anti-communist not he didn't make his bones on anti-communism overseas he made his bones with
00:36:43.980
anti-communism inside not just the united states but inside the united states government at the highest
00:36:49.540
levels alger hiss they never forgave him because alger hiss was the poster child for the atlanticist
00:36:57.040
elite establishment and the communist infiltration the communist infiltration and he it was nixon who and
00:37:02.840
it's not just getting even a whitaker chamber something like that it's not getting some uh grundoon
00:37:08.960
uh you know working class or middle class you you he went and got the thing itself which is the the
00:37:15.820
country being sold down the river and and and and traded out by the elite in this country and that's
00:37:23.420
why they hated nixon and never forgave him that's why they hate trump and will never forgive him that's
00:37:28.120
the connective tissue and i make the argument and i think there's some tremendous books that are coming
00:37:32.520
out today in fact a guy at one of the i think it's the dispatch plinkowski i think his name is
00:37:37.620
uh i think he just joined claremont i think he's written this thing about how the administrative state
00:37:43.000
took out nixon and cited five recent books two of the books by jeff shepherd yes which it's in and
00:37:49.260
they're amazing you see watergate in a totally different light than uh than the story that we've
00:37:55.380
been sold yes everything from deep throat being mark fell to the what sirica did the whole
00:38:02.120
situation is there a connect is there a direct connection between nixon standing up to the elite
00:38:07.540
with the alger hiss being the hardcore anti-communist of which jack kennedy was one of his buddies and by
00:38:13.780
the way very close at the time and that bobby kennedy and roy cone were on mccarthy's staff and were very
00:38:20.060
tight and bobby kennedy was a serious communist you know to get him out of the government all these guys
00:38:26.300
were is that the connective tissue the administrative state hates people that go after these marxists and go
00:38:31.720
off these communists yes and it's so important that everybody understands the history here and i i said
00:38:37.120
it early on that the this began as a kgp operation to infiltrate the united states grab control over our
00:38:46.000
major institutions and our culture and destroy us from within and over time you know they did plant a
00:38:52.320
lot of operatives in this country but over time there were so many useful idiots here in the country that
00:38:57.520
soviets didn't need or the ccp today doesn't actually need real spies or operatives because
00:39:03.760
we're doing it to ourselves but that history is really important and nixon himself traced it back
00:39:09.640
to alger hiss exposing hiss as a communist spy and that's the entire audience tell us who alger hiss
00:39:15.920
was and why why is he such an important figure in american history alger hiss was the consummate
00:39:21.800
establishment figure ivy league degrees i believe out of yale perfectly well dressed i mean when you
00:39:28.680
envisions almost a caricature of the establishment figure that's alger hiss with the fedora very close
00:39:35.920
to franklin roosevelt in fact in one of the famous pictures of uh the negotiation of the end of world
00:39:42.220
war ii alger hiss is right behind franklin roosevelt as he is sitting with winston churchill
00:39:48.800
and joseph stalin where at yalta where in crimea where in the battleground they're fighting over
00:39:56.200
ukraine right now and yalta by the way that sold us you know everything in world war ii we didn't go to
00:40:01.560
berlin we didn't go to vienna we pulled up patent in montgomery pulled up short after that alger hiss is
00:40:07.840
right there yes and so that is the backdrop the ideological backdrop to all of this so when we
00:40:13.620
talk about the deep state and the administrative state you have to understand that they are operatives
00:40:18.420
of this globalist marxist revolution that's been going on for over a hundred years nixon was a staunch
00:40:24.820
anti-communist throughout his entire career jack kennedy was a staunch anti-communist people forget in
00:40:32.500
the 1960 presidential race steve the two of them were trying to out hawk each other oh yeah on the
00:40:38.900
soviet union jack kennedy was talking about how eisenhower and nixon allowed a missile gap with the
00:40:44.460
soviet union and then nixon was weak and eisenhower weak about the islands off of china with the ccp
00:40:49.380
they're saying these guys are these guys are not that tough i'm going to be tougher exactly so
00:40:54.180
kennedy comes first of course old man kennedy stole that election from richard nixon but kennedy comes in
00:40:59.980
first they get rid of him why peace is not profitable war for the military industrial complex
00:41:07.700
the marxists so you believe tucker carlson and bobby kennedy when they talk about robert f kennedy
00:41:12.760
jr yeah when they talk about cia and fbi involvement we know fbi covered up the you know everything about
00:41:18.740
on the war commission but you believe that the administrative state may have been involved in
00:41:22.880
the kennedy assassination i don't have all the evidence obviously but my instincts tell me that
00:41:27.380
jfk did not want to get involved with vietnam etc he was very reticent about all of that
00:41:32.900
i i believe look knowing now what we know about what the deep state is capable of certainly and then
00:41:39.360
certainly with richard nixon and what most people don't understand about watergate or don't know
00:41:43.680
is that four out of the seven burglars who were arrested on site entering the democratic national
00:41:49.940
committee headquarters at the watergate worked or collaborated with the cia a fifth operative who
00:41:57.100
was arrested held a senior position in the cia's internal police division the office of security
00:42:03.120
and their handlers like e howard hunt and g gordon liddy were fbi so if you want to talk about how the deep
00:42:12.060
state concocted this to in order to set up and frame richard nixon to leverage him out of office
00:42:18.260
we're talking about the security state and law enforcement with with the role he had going in
00:42:24.080
in the summer of uh of 1972 and uh what he had the massive landslide he was about to have there's
00:42:31.820
nothing in larry o'brien's office that could ever be there in the dnc that richard nixon would need to
00:42:37.520
see the whole and i even concept of it is ludicrous right because it happened he was leading by like 20
00:42:44.240
points it was a landslide victory he won 49 states and what about 18 months later he's gone
00:42:50.420
that doesn't just happen and to our earlier discussion in this hour steve about you know
00:42:55.840
president trump getting bad information from fauci to try to deal with the covid pandemic
00:43:00.060
richard nixon was getting bad information from bad characters like the the people who had organized
00:43:06.720
this break-in nixon knew nothing about the break-in also little slime balls like john dean
00:43:12.180
feeding him bad information al haig in the background who also had a security state background
00:43:18.600
nixon was getting bad input so of course the decisions he was going to make about watergate
00:43:23.940
were going to be bad perfect okay short commercial break we're going to return we're going to play
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this new one looks pretty good really did you know ron de santis backed deep cuts to social security
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and medicare ron de santis yeah he voted to cut social security or medicare not once not twice but three
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times de santis even tried to raise the retirement age to 70 i thought de santis was one of the good
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ones but he's just another career politician america needs trump make america great again inc is
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responsible for the content of this advertising what was uh getting back just to the death thing was a
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little bit disconcerting is i don't know whether it's gaslighting or or what i call it but i'm hearing
00:46:31.980
that you now in this bill i heard senator van holland say you're trying to cut and defund law
00:46:39.260
enforcement and you're also cutting all of the border security funds so i just don't even know how
00:46:46.800
you respond when we're that far apart on both sides and both sides are so willing to demagogue and
00:46:53.220
and you know ultra mega that's all wacko these are wacko ideas if someone should actually have to
00:47:00.380
actually try to get a job to to you know to receive some things at home so i i don't know how
00:47:05.740
you ever come together speaker and i don't know how you you know at cnbc because we're talking about
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the full faith and credit of the u.s government here the thing that you should look at is anytime
00:47:16.300
someone says about the bill just simply ask one question show me where it's written in the bill
00:47:20.620
show me where in the bill that it says we cut anything in the process we simply go back to the
00:47:26.400
spending levels we were at four months ago we're four months ago did a number of new border people
00:47:32.740
be hired or cops get hired in that process the only people who've defunded the police have been the
00:47:37.900
democrats openly and willingly and we've watched what happens in crime in our community if you watch
00:47:43.100
and compare what has passed in the house and what has passed in the senate there's a big big comparison
00:47:49.160
there we are simply doing the work that we said the american public we would do okay um now because
00:47:56.740
of and i don't think the cuts go nearly far enough but even the cuts which is really just cutting the
00:48:01.880
growth rate of spending right it's not there's no cuts that you can see and joe kernan is the one
00:48:07.460
conservative they're going to be coming that we're all a mega extremist this is all extremism uh what say
00:48:13.960
you ma'am well that's the messaging coming from the left for sure that this is a very cruel kind
00:48:19.060
of budget because there are cuts there actually are no cuts in what mccarthy proposed and look this
00:48:24.480
is a good opening this is a stop this stop the rate of spend the rate of increase you know what i heard
00:48:29.380
you on this show a couple of days ago saying look mccarthy's job he's herding cats he's got a couple of
00:48:35.200
people with difficult uh districts especially new york etc he's gotta do you know politics as you are
00:48:41.700
the possible so he's got to put together what looks like a reasonable proposal that is still
00:48:47.080
with an eye toward bringing down the national debt controlling annual deficits getting government and
00:48:53.220
spending under control and you said my job is to be unreasonable i'm out here laying down the
00:48:58.280
unreasonable marker and thank god for you but the idea that you know and and i understand why the
00:49:04.600
republicans did this but they want to go back to the spending levels from last year four months ago
00:49:09.980
those spending levels are incredibly elevated because you still have so much covet emergency
00:49:16.760
spending going on absent the absolute um the actual emergency and so on steve so this idea that
00:49:23.080
they just want to go back four months and go back to 2022 i understand why they're doing this but this
00:49:29.180
is not the way to get this country back on track you were at treasury and you'll have even more senior
00:49:34.680
position in the second trump term what is your take on this debt ceiling fight how important is it
00:49:41.540
walk us through your this is everything this is everything the debt ceiling fight is everything the
00:49:47.500
republicans in congress because they control the house have a steady hand to play here and they better
00:49:53.520
they better play it because they will not be forgiven by the deplorables by the war room posse they will
00:49:59.820
not be forgiven if they don't stand up and fight they've got to drive a stake in the ground now draw
00:50:06.580
a line on spending and they also need to be telling the american people what the consequences will be
00:50:11.980
if we continue down this road we are already barreling toward an economic implosion of the likes we have
00:50:19.080
not seen for you think do you think seven through oh nine we're talking great depression do you think we
00:50:23.900
could have a sovereign debt crisis in this country with our own sovereign debt uh 100 percent i mean
00:50:29.400
all of these things are on the table because we are so far past the tipping point and there is not a lot
00:50:36.300
of political will to rein in government and cut spending and that's because steve and and i want
00:50:41.900
everybody to understand this government does not have a profit motive what drives government is power
00:50:49.420
and control okay when you're running a private company there is a profit motive you want to make more
00:50:55.280
money you want to provide a good or a service that is going to give you a good return right government
00:51:01.740
does not have that there is no incentive to rein in spending because it's someone else's money meaning
00:51:07.600
yours and mine and the fed can just print more if you need more without the profit motive there's no
00:51:13.440
incentive for anybody in government to pull it back it's all about power instead and so it is up to us to put
00:51:20.960
pressure on our elected representatives republican and democrat alike to start drawing a line because
00:51:27.540
if we don't move fast meaning now the ramifications are going to be so dangerous and absolutely
00:51:33.480
catastrophic okay your podcast your writings how do people get to you and make monica crowley part of
00:51:38.740
their daily information diet ah well thank you steve and you just did my podcast yesterday so i recommend
00:51:45.260
that show to everybody it was a pure fire conversation with the one and only steve bannon
00:51:49.980
uh there it is i do it monday wednesday and friday it's called the monica crowley podcast you can get
00:51:55.340
it wherever you get your podcasts apple google spotify stitcher all of all of the evil empire
00:52:01.000
entities and uh then up on twitter at monica crowley to social at monica crowley and instagram where i post
00:52:08.180
a lot at monica crowley underscore you wrote a couple of great books on nixon what were they and how do
00:52:12.900
people get to are they on the record which focused on the 1992 presidential election which is very
00:52:18.480
informative for today that was george hw bush running against bill clinton plus ross perot it was a crazy
00:52:24.720
time but a lot of applicable lessons and nixon in winter which covers everything else my time with him
00:52:31.740
his final reflections on watergate his faith uh the international arena that book is bigger than the
00:52:39.140
first one and i think more important and also the book 1999 yet with nixon victory and wrote
00:52:44.960
1999 a seminal yes 1999 victory without war by nixon okay stick around we're gonna have andy biggs
00:52:51.360
next in the war we're gonna break down this budget andy biggs was a no a hard no on this we're gonna
00:52:57.000
get congressman biggs to walk us all through it plus maybe a couple of three other surprises short break
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we're a part of the country and we'll see you back here in just a minute in the war room
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