Bannon's War Room - Episode 2882： TPUSA Live Recap

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

00:00:09.980 these people here's not got a free shot all these networks lying about the people the people have

00:00:16.580 had a belly full of it i know you don't like hearing that i know you try to do everything

00:00:20.340 the world to stop that but you're not going to stop it it's going to happen and where do people

00:00:23.920 like that go to share the big line mega media i wish in my soul i wish that any of these people

00:00:31.740 had a conscience ask yourself what is my task and what is my purpose if that answer is to save my

00:00:39.680 country this country will be saved war room here's your host stephen k band

00:00:53.920 we are at war

00:01:10.880 you know we're first at war with all all day yesterday last night and today you know where

00:01:21.400 one second of this great conference is not played fox news not one second

00:01:27.940 look look at thank you very much fox does suck

00:01:35.720 and let me tell you why it sucks charlie kirk and the turning point team have come from nowhere 0.51

00:01:43.160 and now we heard last week that fox is not going to cover them they're they're they're two activists

00:01:48.100 etc what other gathering in our country over the last couple of years has had the kind of speakers

00:01:54.860 you guys have had look at this look at this from leaders in the house you got over at mtg matt gates

00:02:02.000 josh hawley in the senate jd vance ted cruz you got every political you got every guy running for

00:02:09.140 for the presidency that serious donald trump comes here and gives an hour and a half prime time speech

00:02:15.820 that is it's it's it's not a rally speech it's got gravitas he talks about what he's going to do

00:02:24.360 not one second not one second on fox news you're the vanguard of a revolution

00:02:30.920 it takes 4 000 political appointees in the second trump third trump victory second trump term 3 000

00:02:41.480 non-senate confirmed we have what six or eight thousand here you are the cadre that is going to

00:02:48.640 inform this government you're going to take over this government you're going to take over the

00:02:53.860 administrative state

00:02:54.820 that's why old man murdoch doesn't want to show it he understands you're about action enough talk

00:03:04.020 because the fbi is spending their time calling you guys domestic terrorists that day is over

00:03:10.460 donald trump said it and he said it best it's not the ccp it's not the kgb it's not the mulas

00:03:17.000 the number one enemy of this country of freedom and liberty is the administrative in the deep state

00:03:23.240 and on the afternoon on the they have to understand something we're going to hit you with a blowtorch

00:03:29.720 okay no more games we're going to hit you with a blowtorch that blowtorch we're going to not just 0.66

00:03:36.160 deconstruct it we're going to rip it apart we're not just going to change policy we're going to start

00:03:41.500 by bottom blowing personnel and for every person in there every person in there today you've got time

00:03:48.320 enough to come forward as a whistleblower talk about what happened to the children talk about what

00:03:53.540 happened on the assassinations talk about taking the liberties of your fellow citizens if you don't come

00:03:59.440 forward by high noon on the 20th of january you're guilty you're guilty

00:04:07.100 you're nothing more than the gestapo you're nothing more than the ss and you're guilty come forward now 0.57

00:04:17.200 we'll have an altar call come down here and tell us exactly what went on

00:04:23.080 do it for your honor do it for the country

00:04:27.740 this is a crusade this is a holy war against the deep state

00:04:35.980 donald trump is our instrument for retribution

00:04:40.740 i don't want to hear glenn youngkin in a vest i don't want to hear it 1.00

00:04:45.740 donald trump is our instrument for righteous ignition

00:04:54.400 it's not going to be biden the sound of freedom is on the afternoon 500 and what

00:05:03.880 44 days from now or 584 days from now in the afternoon of the 20th of january

00:05:09.480 in the year of our lord 2025 when donald trump

00:05:13.140 takes his hand off the king james bible

00:05:17.420 when trump takes it off the king james bible

00:05:24.940 we're going into every out we're going to cia the fbi the dni the sdia all of them

00:05:36.440 and we're going to release every single person

00:05:40.580 that either traffic people or look the other way to traffic people

00:05:44.600 we're going to put it all out for the american people

00:05:46.940 all of it

00:05:48.240 monday 17 july in the year of our lord 2025

00:06:08.380 i got a little feedback here guys so we just got to take care of we're in the studios of

00:06:13.540 real america's voice uh want to thank all the real america's voice team and particularly

00:06:17.640 for uh the weekend they did an incredible job ed henry and the team just non-stop coverage

00:06:23.460 over at turning point uh usa the act con a compliment to uh charlie kirk his entire team

00:06:31.440 at turning point just absolutely extraordinary i've never seen a uh a lineup like that of uh of

00:06:38.140 speakers of breakout sessions of all of it we're going to get into the for the next two hours to go

00:06:43.220 through a lot what went on because this was really the the jumping off point not just for the 2024

00:06:48.340 campaign but really for the takeover of the united states government by the populist nationalist

00:06:54.240 movement we laid out kind of a game plan there who backed it up today the new york times jonathan

00:06:59.840 swan maggie haberman charlie savage three of their biggest hitters has a front page story

00:07:04.460 that's absolutely incredible it's about uh president trump's efforts with russ vote the

00:07:10.080 heritage johnny mcinty other people we had johnny mcinty and james bacon on the show live uh from

00:07:16.740 the real america's voice war room booth on saturday morning johnny mcinty the former uh johnny was uh

00:07:23.580 head of personnel trump's former body man head of personnel uh at the white house in the last i think

00:07:29.280 year year and a half of the administration uh and james bacon from over heritage to walk through

00:07:34.580 the effort to make sure that we have a team that that hits the deck plates running there you saw it

00:07:39.640 and i want to thank uh the war room uh production team and also the real america voice team in

00:07:45.820 denver and palm beach for putting that together really great compilation of a uh of a uh of my speech

00:07:51.620 yesterday and i told charlie afterwards just expense me i think the mic cost 500 bucks but you know

00:07:57.700 i had to be a mic drop at the end of it couldn't think of any other way to exit the stage a lot

00:08:02.200 going on here and i want to go down and break down that speech in the first block we've got libby 0.52

00:08:06.700 ebbins emmons from um she's from human events jack posobics uh wingman over there she's just been

00:08:14.120 doing an extraordinary job of coverage she's going to join us here in the first hour we've got we're 1.00

00:08:19.020 supposed to have carrie lake in for the second hour as my wingman with caroline red but as most of

00:08:24.720 folks on the east coast know the planes have been uh it's been very tough to get the planes in and

00:08:29.640 out of uh different cities charlotte nashville the east coast etc so i think carrie is uh is running 0.59

00:08:35.220 late may not make it we'll have caroline run let me go back to that speech so here's what uh here's

00:08:41.280 what the the lay down is is that we have three component pieces as i've talked about before kind

00:08:46.180 of the war path and the three component pieces are one a primary to a general election and three then

00:08:52.700 how do you actually govern because it keeps saying trump has no electability and you know ron de

00:08:57.720 santis is on howard kirch yesterday saying oh you know trump didn't do anything his first term

00:09:02.580 you know i accomplished everything trump can't do anything he's you know incompetent ineffective 0.88

00:09:07.340 you had maria bartiroma actually jumped on president trump yeah i say well you didn't drain

00:09:11.640 the swamp right so that's where the murdoch uh apparatus is going let's go back and let's break 0.96

00:09:17.620 them down number one we've got a term and i want this term to kind of be embraced by people because

00:09:24.140 i think it makes a lot of sense fox republicans no longer rhinos there's something more it's more

00:09:29.860 dangerous than a rhino that's a fox republican a fox republican is by definition a globalist and why

00:09:36.180 the murdoch family who are not americans remember this they're australian and english um these uh and not

00:09:42.920 we don't love you know folks in the commonwealth etc but bottom line is we fought a revolution

00:09:48.440 to break ourselves off from the english not to be governed by them okay uh the fox news is nothing

00:09:55.440 but a neoliberal neocon a channel they absolutely continue to to fight the populist nationalist movement

00:10:02.540 if you see the impact the populist national movement's having go to the hill newspaper this morning

00:10:07.860 really the dominant paper on capitol hill the hill has a massive headline and if uh if my team can

00:10:14.140 eventually get that up i've got it up on getter and what does it say populist nationalists or populist

00:10:19.320 conservatives rattle the gop senate so the rhinos in the gop senate totally rattled by you folks and

00:10:26.200 that was what was at at con yesterday at con was really a populist nationalist gathering with charlie

00:10:32.180 kirk and the turning point team 6 000 to 8 000 folks all activists breakout sessions about how we win

00:10:38.380 elections how do you how do you drive your social media how do you control narrative so when you get

00:10:43.960 back to these component pieces as tucker carlson said the other day everything's about narrative

00:10:48.240 control one of the things that the murdochs have been expert in is narrative control and so here's

00:10:53.360 what they have that we have a base in this republican party the mainstream of the republican party is

00:10:58.180 really 80 percent populist nationalists you have 80 percent populist nationalists and what they've done

00:11:03.440 from the beginning is basically have you elect neoliberal neocon um uh politicians and so you get

00:11:11.720 neoliberal neocon policies don't believe me look at the look at the omnibus bill look at the um look at

00:11:18.700 the mccarthy's uh you know debt ceiling collapse all of it is to feed the neoliberal neocon uh uniparty

00:11:26.020 that essentially controls this country politically what controls this company a country operationally

00:11:33.400 is the uh is the leviathan of the administrative or deep state that administrative state being

00:11:39.200 essentially two and a half million i think government employees a couple million folks in the military

00:11:43.780 but particularly what nobody focuses on the 16 to 18 million contractors so the federal government

00:11:50.080 the 6.8 trillion dollar budget that we're you know every year going to put up print two to three

00:11:55.900 trillion dollars over the federal reserve and remember mccarthy's given mccarthy's given the runway

00:12:01.080 uh to um to mitch mcconnell and to biden to spend this into bolivian uh to uh oblivion you've got um

00:12:10.320 you've got what spending of i don't know 14 or 15 trillion dollars has been approved four to five

00:12:15.780 trillion dollars of uh of deficits they're going to be just printed by the federal reserve which is the

00:12:20.340 atm the atm for the administrative state that is what we're talking about breaking apart and

00:12:27.460 shattering the new york times has got it all laid out says president trump and his allies are working

00:12:31.380 on a plan to really bring more power back to the white house more power back to the oval office

00:12:37.120 to take control of the government president trump on maria bartiroma pretty blunt to say hey look i 0.99

00:12:42.480 didn't realize how deep this problem was i didn't realize how uh even if i put people in they were going

00:12:47.140 to counter my my efforts in the new york times you got it up right there it's got this incredible

00:12:51.640 article that the hill newspaper today talking about the populist nationalist movement so get back to the

00:12:56.940 three point we had the primary and the murdochs constantly you know ron desantis who's quite frankly

00:13:02.460 a tragic figure ron desantis thought by you know just going pure fox news for two years you know getting

00:13:09.860 all these softball town halls and getting all these kind of softball interviews that because of the 1.00

00:13:15.120 the narrative control by the murdochs by the corrupt foreign element of the murdoch family remember

00:13:20.580 old man murdoch's out in silicon he's out in sun valley right now uh with the other billionaires in

00:13:25.680 davos uh davos west right concocting everything they they're doing out there to control the people

00:13:31.420 of the united states while the family they're not in myrtle beach uh they're not in virginia beach they're

00:13:36.020 not in daytona beach they're not in imperial beach they're not in some park some state park or national

00:13:40.720 park uh with a couple of rvs traveling around the country no they're on their 150 million dollar

00:13:47.040 yachts three or four of them on the amalfi coast where the jet set where the globalist jet set hang

00:13:52.820 uh in in the summer they're there and they even kicked one of the kids out i think james is not

00:13:57.420 even invited because he leaked so much in the in the uh in this tv series a succession so if you want

00:14:03.340 to see what the murdochs think you just watch that show you see they just think you're a bunch of

00:14:06.900 rabble they can control control candidates etc okay uh i'm going to have a lot to say to the

00:14:11.960 break down the speech going to break down where this movement's going going to break down not just

00:14:16.540 as we get through the primary and consolidate around president trump how we win the general

00:14:20.860 election in a massive landslide but then take control of the administrative de-state and eventually

00:14:26.220 destroy it short commercial break we're live from the palm beach headquarters of real america's voice

00:14:33.660 we're gonna be back in a moment bring it on and i will fight to the end just watch and see it's all

00:14:39.700 started everything's begun and you are over because we're taking down the ccp spread the word all 1.00

00:14:50.500 through hong kong we will fight till they're all gone we rejoice when there's no more let's take down 1.00

00:14:57.360 the ccp well congress once again allowed itself to be pushed into appeasing the administration 0.64

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00:16:30.420 so johnny okay you heard that if you guys want to serve you've got to get engaged now you've got to

00:16:41.780 be involved now because one of the big parts of this is networking it's not just training people up

00:16:46.220 with those networks that we do with grassroots organizations with other organizations walk through

00:16:51.020 tell me what the plan is so we're collecting resumes we're getting as much information as we can now to

00:16:56.920 save the transition time on the back end as you know when a president wins our president elect wins

00:17:02.660 things happen very quickly and you have a short amount of time to staff an entire administration

00:17:08.000 it's also looking beyond the 4 000 and what we can do with the bureaucracy itself so we're thinking of

00:17:14.380 creative policy things as well that will integrate with this well hold it when we talk about that

00:17:18.920 let's talk about schedule i mean is there going to be a plan in place to start to take apart the

00:17:23.560 administrative state there has to be and yes there will be the next president if president trump gets

00:17:29.500 back in there he needs to reorient the government that's in a way that hasn't been seen since franklin

00:17:35.300 roosevelt did it with a new deal we need to gut these agencies we need to start from scratch we need to

00:17:41.120 make a new government essentially because the one that we have now doesn't work for conservatives it

00:17:46.900 wasn't made for us it's built against us so we have to go back to the drawing board with these agencies

00:17:52.100 okay welcome back i want to pull if the if the team could put that new york times article up because

00:17:58.840 the new york times this broke this morning in the new york times they've been working on this remember

00:18:02.780 swan haberman and charlie savage three of their best they've been working this is the third i think in a

00:18:09.420 series on this about trump's historic effort to take on the administrative and deep state so this

00:18:14.480 is just not campaign rhetoric this is just not steve bandon up there being a wild man screaming into a

00:18:19.860 microphone at atcon this is a very well thought through and you got a very deep bench team working

00:18:26.060 this who you saw on that cut right there and somebody you're going to see a lot more of

00:18:29.620 on the war room we've had james bacon on a number of times he's actually the operational guy at this

00:18:35.140 heritage projects that's pulling in russ vote and if you read the article russ votes quoted the

00:18:39.600 heritage people are quoted johnny mcinty the first guy a lot of guys don't know johnny johnny's one of

00:18:45.200 the most important people in the trump world he was the body man and this is what every every young

00:18:50.400 person out there just you know focus on this when i first took over the campaign johnny had been the

00:18:56.520 body man for trump i think for almost a year but starting back in 15 he just volunteered and when i say

00:19:01.680 body man i mean he's the guy traveling with president trump then candidate trump every day

00:19:06.020 all day making sure all the little things are done before he goes on stage before he takes a

00:19:11.100 before he does a tv interview it's a high pressure job because you know president trump's very demanding

00:19:16.460 as he should be uh johnny was a star quarterback at the university of connecticut johnny then took a

00:19:22.300 short hiatus from the white house he came in and was the body man in the white house his office

00:19:26.760 was right off the oval office it was the office closest to the president johnny took a short break

00:19:32.860 went into private sector and then came back when he came back he goes from body man to head of white 0.87

00:19:39.220 house personnel the personnel office and people know personnel's policy in fact what president trump

00:19:43.680 said on maria bartoramio say he said hey i really didn't know you know i'm a business guy i didn't

00:19:48.180 really know dc i didn't spend a lot of time there i really didn't know the structure of things

00:19:51.580 johnny was personnel so that last year 18 months of the trump administration the first term you saw

00:19:59.040 a totally different sea change as you got better and better and better higher quality uh people in

00:20:04.060 there quite frankly more of maga uh people less of the new york uh kind of progressive wing that they

00:20:11.000 had in the white house the beginning and certainly the rhino uh wing or the fox or the fox republicans as

00:20:16.240 i call them right now this is why this is a three-phase uh you know movement you have the

00:20:22.480 primary and right now the murdochs are going to try to throw up every you know tim scott's going to have

00:20:26.580 his moment and and glenn youngkin's going to have his moment and brian kemp's going to have his moment

00:20:31.600 they're going to do everything to try to thwart knowing they can't beat trump to try to you know

00:20:36.520 chop blocking or try to get a thousand cuts and start to bleed him out then the general election i don't

00:20:41.720 believe it will be biden i think even the democrats realize the pervert that's sitting there sniffing

00:20:47.240 little girls in lithuania is not you know it's just a terrible image internationally and there's

00:20:52.060 something just not right with the guy the whole family's like a pack of feral dogs uh i think they're

00:20:56.700 wearing out their welcome quickly i think they'll be transitioning out either uh newsom or michelle obama

00:21:02.800 or somebody so in a general election a brutal general election a tough fight and then we get but the key

00:21:08.940 thing is to get hit the deck plates running immediately after the victory in november of

00:21:14.960 2024 and i realize we got a lot to do a lot of wood to chop to make sure we get that victory and

00:21:18.960 particularly an overwhelming victory where we take the house we keep the house and and and take the

00:21:23.860 senate against everything mitch mcconnell is doing you know pick up seats in arizona pick up seats in um

00:21:29.380 in uh montana pick up seats in in ohio and in west virginia and of course we're going to have a

00:21:36.060 uh trent uh skaggs on today who's actually announced was on stage running against mit romney

00:21:41.620 he's already challenged mit romney in utah so um but once you hit there you got to hit with a force

00:21:48.700 and what i said hey we're going to go through we're going to declassify we're going to go to

00:21:52.840 the assassination files we're going to go all of this classified information is to keep it from the

00:21:58.200 american people it's not to keep it from the chinese congress probably the hell the chinese 1.00

00:22:01.000 congress party knows this stuff and they're already infiltrated all into the government

00:22:03.900 the biggest reason they have this classification is because uh to keep the information from you

00:22:09.480 and this is what president trump's going to do we're going to go in with a massive force to take

00:22:14.960 down the administrative state and the administrative state is has control by three things they have

00:22:19.780 control by people and billets they have control by money right they get this massive federal budget

00:22:26.480 which they can spend and they also have it because of information the three sources of control

00:22:31.220 are people money and uh and uh and information and we're going to cut the money off we're going to

00:22:37.920 blow out billets not just fire people we're going to take down billets and the key that picks a lock

00:22:42.700 that the new york times still has not picked up on yet is just not the permanent bureaucracy of the

00:22:46.340 two and a half million the contractors of the 16 to 18 million this is what really runs this massive

00:22:52.520 operation that costs you six and a half trillion dollars a year we're going after the contractors

00:22:57.000 right we're going to radically radically downscale you know the republic this is the thing about fox

00:23:02.100 republicans and rhinos they've yammered about this oh we want limited government we want this we want

00:23:06.620 to yammer about they're yammering all the time want to hold a hearing want to send a a really a stern

00:23:11.460 letter we're going to send a stern letter no here's what we're going to do instead of chris ray coming up

00:23:15.760 and lying instead of chris ray coming up and obfuscating instead of chris ray coming up and say well

00:23:20.260 we're going to look into that or i can't talk for the investigation we're just going to release it all

00:23:24.080 just release all the information let the american people judge about about uh about chris ray so a

00:23:29.520 lot to a lot to go through on this we're going to talk more about it and for the next two hours

00:23:33.760 carolyn runn's going to join me but i've got the i got jack basobic's boss i've been i've been i know

00:23:39.900 he's got a boss in real life mrs basobic okay so in real life he's got a boss he also has a boss

00:23:45.140 in his professional life i'm glad to hear libby evans uh from uh from post-millennial

00:23:51.420 and from human events you join us first off thank you give me your sense libby you covered

00:23:56.340 it wall to wall this conference is i think the most important conference in the last two years

00:24:02.620 of who it brought together of the personalities on the stage but also the breakout sessions and

00:24:08.360 most important the audience i mean these are six to eight thousand hardcore activists give us your

00:24:13.300 assessment of what we saw over the weekend yeah i thought it was really fascinating and really

00:24:16.780 interesting there were so many people there like you said six to eight thousand people um there were

00:24:21.620 people clamoring to get in uh there was a lot of interest in what trump had to say what vivek

00:24:27.400 ramaswamy had to say and of course all of the powerful people in this conservative movement i was really

00:24:34.140 struck by how much people wanted to come together wanted to create community wanted to have an impact

00:24:39.800 not just in the political realm but in the cultural realm realm as well um and you know politics has

00:24:45.920 become pervasive in all culture we see that in hollywood we see it you know everywhere on

00:24:52.660 television and in you know um magazines and news outlets everywhere so it was great to see so many

00:24:59.400 people take a stand what do you think what do you think the impact and by the way we we're trying to

00:25:03.880 get edward or cavisa on this morning if not we'll have them on tomorrow we're going to be up at

00:25:08.220 bedminster on wednesday uh the the same weekend we have this with these activists sound of freedom goes does

00:25:14.860 another 40 over 40 million dollars it's 85 million dollars number two to mission impossible and

00:25:20.300 really on a roll this was still no pna money this is still all word of mouth what's the impact of of

00:25:27.100 showing people it can be done with the sound of freedom i think the impact on that is really huge

00:25:32.900 uh you also have a lot of uh outlets on the left saying that it's q anon adjacent all of this stuff

00:25:39.360 it's ridiculous the movie was made way before q anon even happened and you could you know as as much

00:25:45.520 as you could say that people um are talking about child trafficking and they're slammed for being

00:25:50.340 crazy for even talking about that on the other side you have people saying that you can actually

00:25:54.240 change sex so you know there's questions about who's really the crazy person there of course

00:25:59.100 um but it's great to see creators being able to come out take a stand and use the infrastructure to

00:26:05.560 create messaging and to get the the point of this film across i think it's really galvanized a lot

00:26:10.620 of people i'm really hoping that it's galvanized more than just activists but people who want to

00:26:15.940 make art who want to make films who want to make tv shows who want to write books and poems and all of

00:26:21.420 these things to go out there into culture the room is open right the the writers are on strike

00:26:26.560 the actors are on strike um make local art go do it you know bring your friends together you're seeing

00:26:32.500 this movement for us to have a patriot economy to have an economy that's an alternative economy

00:26:37.000 uh to what's to what's out there you think we're also going to see this in the cultural aspect right

00:26:42.240 i certainly hope so figure out how to make a living they're there and these were the young

00:26:45.900 activists that were there yeah i certainly hope so there used to be this concept of the starving

00:26:50.280 artist and i think conservative artists can certainly take to heart the idea that they don't have to go

00:26:55.840 out there and make a ton of money right away you can make an impact even if you're not uh you know

00:27:00.720 making a paycheck so yeah i i certainly hope that the kids out there are encouraged not just to knock

00:27:06.260 on doors and become politically active but also to take a stand in culture to express what they see

00:27:12.020 as beautiful in american life to i you know uh talk about life to talk about love to talk about all of

00:27:19.280 these things that the death cult of american cultural uh hegemony i guess basically is uh squashing

00:27:25.440 down well we're going to get more into it by the way can you hang around because we have caroline

00:27:28.700 but carrie lake didn't it couldn't make her plane didn't get here so we can keep we can keep libby 1.00

00:27:32.680 for the second hour okay this is uh this is uh diane taraz this is diane taraz i'm we're doing some

00:27:41.280 in producing as we're going on diane taraz with the battle cry of freedom the entire month of july

00:27:47.340 we're celebrating pride in country pride in flag pride in old glory we're gonna be back short commercial

00:27:53.780 break we're gonna be back in the warm we got libby emmons from um she's from post-millennial

00:27:59.900 human events and actually the person responsible for jack vasovic what a what a what a billet that is

00:28:08.080 man i don't know if i don't know if anybody can take responsibility jack is a great collaborator

00:28:11.720 great collaborator short break back in the warm in a moment

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00:29:50.640 we're trying to get uh we're trying to get ed warder on uh because sound of freedom is just

00:29:57.920 absolutely extraordinary you know another 45 million dollars thing this week in total 85 million

00:30:03.680 dollars for people who don't know the structure of the entertainment industry and you're going to

00:30:07.320 learn a lot more about that because now you got a writers and um actor strike combined of course

00:30:12.960 barry diller and these demons out there saying oh it's going to take down the entertainment industry

00:30:17.000 god bless it if it does right the entertainment industry is absolutely corrupt and evil stem to

00:30:22.540 stern but you're seeing a lot of uh green sprouts of conservatives uh and patriots now get in there

00:30:28.020 the angel studio guys i mean talk about a kamikaze flight is to take a film with no pna remember you make

00:30:35.460 the picture this picture i think cost 15 or 20 million dollars you've got the prints and ads are really

00:30:40.500 the marketing money to give you an example the uh the epic failure of indiana jones i think the

00:30:45.820 production cost was 300 million dollars they had another 300 million dollars prints and ads which

00:30:51.340 is really marketing dough to buy all the commercial spots you see to do everything on social media to

00:30:56.060 do the road show when the actors go out and talk about it 300 million dollars angel studios i think

00:31:02.240 had a you know a couple hundred thousand to put this film out on july 4th where it beat indiana jones

00:31:07.700 14 million dollars to 11 million dollars and then it caught on as people thought it thought it would i saw

00:31:12.800 the film actually a rough cut of it three years ago when the guys came to me and said hey how do we you

00:31:18.720 know this film's owned i think the time by fox and then by disney you know how do we get it out how do

00:31:23.320 we get it free and the the really the brilliance and heroism of the angel studio people to put this

00:31:30.740 out on 4th of july and it's taken off now i mean it's crushed indiana jones number two film in the

00:31:36.280 country remember with no marketing budget whatsoever all the all the uh and even with the issues with some

00:31:41.780 of the exhibitors it's standing room only it's sold out there's standing ovations people are testifying

00:31:46.920 libya said you know people have accused of being q anon movie a q anon jason this film was made before

00:31:53.000 the q anon movement started but i will say you know a lot of people mock and ridicule a lot of the folks

00:31:58.740 and a lot of things on the q anon a lot of this stuff these guys have been talking about comes out to be true

00:32:04.480 now the the show you how scummy the traditional gop is they put out a four minute i'm not making

00:32:10.760 this up and maybe if we get the clip later in the hour when caroline's here she's gonna be ripping 1.00

00:32:15.240 on donors they put out a four minute video i think at the beginning of at con four minute video from

00:32:20.760 the senate gop it's got cornyn it's got all these lindsey graham and they're sitting there asking 1.00

00:32:25.860 questions about the about the child policy the 350 000 unaccompanied minors have come up about the 85 000

00:32:32.620 missing and they're very stern knitted brow and they're sitting there pointing their fingers

00:32:36.380 and they're going to send uh they're going to send very tough letters it's all performative and and

00:32:41.420 here's what they do at the end the pitch is hey send us send us money that's the pitch i want to tie

00:32:47.980 that ad or that four minute video to show you hey we're really on your side we're here we're really

00:32:53.400 concerned about these children of course they never really said anything until the movie came out it

00:32:56.940 was a big hit now they're trying to draft off it right compare that to the lead story in the hill

00:33:01.960 this morning where the hill says uh what's rattled the gop senate is the rise of populist conservatism

00:33:09.760 and you see that in this uh in this conference over the weekend i want to go back to at con what

00:33:16.040 charlie kirk and his team thought through was this was going to be about action so what you saw in the

00:33:21.980 main stage was the finest get-together of populist nationalists led by president trump fox did not show

00:33:28.380 one second of that main stage you had every serious presidential candidate you had tucker

00:33:33.560 carlson you had megan kelly you had josh hawley jd vance all the ted cruz all these heavy hitter

00:33:39.940 senators you had bobert mtg matt gates all the fire brands in the house are making things happen

00:33:46.140 you had all this plus activists all of it there fox did not show this is how petrified the murdochs 0.57

00:33:54.280 are of this movement they would not show one second of this and then you had all the breakout

00:33:58.180 sessions what i was amazed that you had room after first time you had packed thousands of people in

00:34:03.340 the main hall you go by the rooms and there would be posobic doing a breakout charlie doing a breakout

00:34:08.840 other people doing a breakout about how you win elections how you do social media there'd be three

00:34:12.900 or four hundred people in these breakout rooms wall to wall that was wild so tell me tell me about

00:34:17.400 that tell me about the action part of this and what the focus was yeah so i think that's something

00:34:22.400 that charlie was really focused on bringing people together to encourage them to take action in

00:34:26.920 their local areas i actually ran into a woman that i had met in new york when there were anti-mask

00:34:34.520 protests going on and anti-vaccine mandate protests going on and she recognized me she said hey you

00:34:40.160 interviewed me early on in 2020 i think it was at a you know at one of these protests and now she's

00:34:46.480 moved down to florida and she's involved in local politics and she's uh involved in her local precinct

00:34:52.320 i'm i ran into another man who uh also from new york there was a little you know new yorker refugee

00:34:58.380 there's a lot of trust me there's a florida let me put the warning sign up there's a lot of new

00:35:02.940 yorker refugees yeah and he was down here too he's uh he's also involved in his his local area getting

00:35:09.640 involved in politics um i was in a breakout session with charlie kirk jack posobic and savannah

00:35:15.020 hernandez who's of course a brilliant reporter spectacular and um a man asked a question he's from texas

00:35:22.180 he's an immigrant he's running for congress you know he said uh that it's hard for people to speak

00:35:28.140 out and they're not sure if they can speak out and i said you know if you're an american these are your

00:35:32.020 rights they're your natural rights no one can take them away from you so i saw a lot of people who had

00:35:37.100 been taking action already um and came to amplify that and i saw i met a lot of people also who were

00:35:43.580 interested in taking action trying to figure out what they could do how they could get the word out

00:35:48.140 of course you know you can subscribe to the post millennial which is the postmillennial.com

00:35:53.440 slash subscribe you can check out human events you can get involved in media that way you can also

00:35:58.900 go out and do street reporting the way that james o'keefe talks about the citizen journalist

00:36:02.820 that's a big deal he was down here also um so yeah there's been a lot of uh a lot of great work on that

00:36:11.100 and i've i've really i've loved to see it um and also like you were talking about with the federal

00:36:15.940 agencies there's a lot of people who are very upset about the deep state situation and it's um

00:36:21.240 it's important to remember when you think about all of these different federal agencies that none of

00:36:25.960 these agencies were elected none of the people leading these were elected they were important

00:36:30.460 important uh appoint appointed yeah but they weren't for life many times because there's this

00:36:35.280 permanent bureaucracy people talk about bureaucrats this is actually deeper than that this is the

00:36:39.520 apparatus checks that run the administrative state and you even had courts saying i think it was the

00:36:44.440 supreme court i might be wrong about that but saying that the epa had all of these rules and the court

00:36:49.420 said you know hey epa you can't just make these rules if congress wants to make these rules they

00:36:53.940 have to make these rules the epa versus west virginia was one that's what it was yeah gorsuch is the kind

00:36:59.240 of brains of this deconstruction the administrative state legally so we've got the courts on our side

00:37:03.900 finally at least somewhat now it's time to take the executive action that's what trump's going to do

00:37:09.740 and by the way they're going to be going nuts on this this is the january 6 guys you know they

00:37:13.700 couldn't do it by storming the capitol so now they're going to do it by embedding in the government

00:37:17.000 and take on i want to go back to a point you made charlie kirk and this is the thing about um about

00:37:22.120 turning point it used to just be high school kids and college kids it's now activists of every age i

00:37:28.660 mean that's the amazing thing about it charlie is a uh is a political entrepreneur he saw an ossified

00:37:34.760 system of the two political parties that things were just not happening and he became an entrepreneur

00:37:39.620 on politics to say hey there's another way we can do this and bring people together also jeff webb i

00:37:45.580 was very interested jeff webb got up there yesterday talking about entrepreneurship in media right i know

00:37:50.140 he's very involved i guess in human events he's our publisher yeah he's your publisher it was just i think

00:37:54.820 that yesterday what was most impressive was that everybody there's an entrepreneur i mean people

00:38:00.760 come to me hundreds of podcasts i love them all i mean you're seeing a thousand because i said let a

00:38:05.400 thousand flowers bloom right what i think ding xiao peng you say let a thousand flowers bloom and

00:38:10.620 see what happened everybody's got a podcast everybody's a they're essentially a a force

00:38:16.580 multiplier they're they're taking clips they're pushing them out they got their follows i don't

00:38:21.000 care if you have 10 people or 10 000 you're starting to see it's participatory and it all builds on

00:38:26.960 itself this is why if you look at broadcast and i talked to some of the news organizations yesterday

00:38:32.220 broadcast or cable the thing is so uh slow compared to if you're online and see this you've got to keep

00:38:39.240 this audience so fast fast and the audience has so much detail they bird into a topic they like so

00:38:45.240 those people actually know it you've got to be on top of it so now i think is a great age for the

00:38:50.060 entrepreneur i think you're right and it's not just entrepreneurs in media and culture but across the

00:38:55.500 board you can start your own business doing anything that you love doing and really make an impact in

00:38:59.600 your local community and then sponsor a little little league team or what have you you know i think

00:39:04.440 it's uh i think it's really important for people to stand up and speak out just in their own lives

00:39:08.640 to not be cowed and pushed around by woke school boards or whatever else is going on in your local

00:39:14.600 area and yeah there were a lot of people who wanted to start their own businesses charlie was

00:39:19.760 talking about this as well when he did um his podcast with jack on thursday night thought crimes

00:39:24.800 and um this is what what people want to do they don't want to be told what they do to do they

00:39:29.640 don't want to be cogs in any machine they want to be able to uh write their own destiny and that is

00:39:36.320 of course something that america is founded on that's such a beautiful thing about using your agency to

00:39:40.900 do that you've got agency if you want to bring your friends you want to fulfill your destiny take

00:39:46.180 action action action we were going to have libby uh stay with us for the second hour and co-host but i was 1.00

00:39:51.600 informed and break libby said hey look i don't know if that works i got a flight i got a catch

00:39:56.140 i'm at tim pool tonight this is the great i think so you never know you might get the great tim pool

00:40:02.080 the great tim the great tim pool i'm getting big footed by tim pool tim pool this friday uh really a

00:40:09.660 cage match you've got matt brainerd and you have the great scott pressler on the ballot harvesting side

00:40:16.580 versus mike lindell mike lindell's teeing up the plan he's going to lay out in at spring

00:40:21.520 field in august uh but they're going to talk about the machines and all that so tim pool's doing a

00:40:25.980 great a great service he's going to have the cage match and uh pool's fantastic that's another

00:40:30.960 entrepreneur he's great and he encourages independent thinking critical thinking

00:40:34.880 well he started from the occupy this is i say there's a new thing happening in politics you can

00:40:41.100 see this from the rfk jr he's resonating this put out a report yesterday that most of his money are

00:40:46.360 coming from republicans people that have formerly been republicans or independents that lean republican

00:40:51.860 most of his small dollar are coming from tim pool's the same thing he was an occupy wall street guy

00:40:57.580 but there's something out there in ether i say that if these two groups can get together you get two

00:41:02.380 thirds of the country yeah and people want to be heard they're tired of being pushed around they're

00:41:06.180 tired of being told what to think how to act what jobs to do um how to interact with people how to

00:41:12.080 raise their families they don't want that anymore did it shock you that fox didn't cover a second of

00:41:16.400 this i was kind of surprised because i've seen them at previous turning point events and in this case

00:41:21.720 i was wondering if you know maybe the lawsuit that they just faced was keeping them away i was glad to

00:41:26.960 see tucker carlson there i think that what he's doing is really interesting it's sort of a win for

00:41:31.880 the parallel economy to have him out here on uh on the other side on twitter um and not being being

00:41:38.800 held to account by such a major media empire so i think there's a lot of the article the article

00:41:44.240 came out in politico that that uh fox was not they they had had it with turning point yeah they

00:41:50.560 weren't going to cover and here's the reason it's narrative control tucker talks about this all the

00:41:55.000 time he gave a great speech on that a hundred percent murdochs are neoliberal neocons they are not

00:42:00.560 populous it's certainly not america first nationals right being foreigners did i say they were

00:42:05.140 foreigners have i mentioned that yet um they are neoliberal neocons that's what a fox globalist

00:42:11.080 republican is they want total narrative control and that's why they'd even get rid of a guy like

00:42:15.760 tucker carlson tucker carlson's that i mean his show dwarfed everything else on there pull him out

00:42:22.080 because he's not going to be on the plantation he's not going to be able he can't control him

00:42:26.200 you can't control charlie kirk you certainly can't control uh the audience you had yesterday you had

00:42:32.380 six to eight thousand people which is twice as many as we need to actually take over the government

00:42:37.300 in in 25 these were all activists right i mean all really impassioned actors of that of the six to

00:42:43.700 eight thousand two thousand were precinct committeemen i mean the precinct with steve stern and dan

00:42:49.260 schultz have been just absolutely incredible how do people get to you i know you gotta bounce you can

00:42:53.360 find me at libby emmons on twitter and of course at the post millennial and human events.com every day

00:42:58.680 you guys are doing amazing and you're on timpool tonight yeah don't want you to miss that plane

00:43:03.380 yeah thanks tim big footed by timpool again i love tim uh libby you're doing an amazing job

00:43:10.100 and the most amazing job you're doing is the uh is the uh care and feeding of jack posobiec right

00:43:16.640 professionally poso i finally met your boss long time met tanya i got the boss in the on the personal

00:43:22.840 side now i met your now i met your professional boss libby great work thanks so much don't ever stop

00:43:28.100 because you're a fighter and a killer okay short commercial break going to be back in the war room

00:43:32.280 in just a moment

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00:45:33.820 one precinct at a time visit precinctstrategy.com now this is fantastic you know people have asked me

00:45:42.020 why are you running for the u.s senate and i said because massachusetts doesn't need a third senator

00:45:49.400 utah deserves a conservative we are a conservative state i'm i am tired of apologizing for mitt romney

00:46:02.060 you know in 2018 joe biden encouraged romney to run for senate i can guarantee you this

00:46:11.460 biden doesn't want me anywhere near the senate

00:46:16.600 we are going to hold him accountable we are done as charlie said the establishment the republican

00:46:28.240 establishment has failed and it is now this is the turning point pun intended this is the turning

00:46:36.800 point it is now a grassroots organization you've heard from congresswoman luna what this organization

00:46:43.920 can do when you get behind true conservative candidates we can make a difference we will do

00:46:50.300 that we will hold them accountable thank you so much for all your support

00:46:54.540 okay you had uh anna polina luna you had bobert you had mtg you had matt gates um you had byron

00:47:03.740 donalds you had these hitters in the house are making things happen you had jd vance uh ted cruz josh

00:47:10.860 hawley these um these populist nationalists that were there plus all the serious presidential candidates

00:47:17.840 hour and a half speech by president trump full of gravitas and really just and really just a serious

00:47:23.580 about uh policies uh etc uh that was quite deep because not a second covered by fox but one of the

00:47:30.220 speeches that blew people away was a mayor of a uh of a small town in uh or small city in utah trent skaggs

00:47:38.960 uh trent joins us now uh trent kind of you represent the hill newspaper lead story i talked

00:47:46.880 about early in the show has got a a blazing headline populist conservatism shocks uh the old guard in the

00:47:55.600 uh in the gop senate and really makes them they're they're very very concerned about it why we thought

00:48:02.240 mitt romney was like a legend in um in uh utah we know utah's maga romney i think voted twice

00:48:10.320 to remove trump from office in the impeachments what what what is going on and and why would a

00:48:16.720 mayor and you've been a mayor there for a while i think a decade why would a very successful mayor

00:48:21.380 why are you going to take on who is considered in his own mind one of the lions of the uniparty senate sir

00:48:27.640 well thanks for having me on this is uh this was incredible i mean that event there was so much

00:48:34.460 energy and you saw that and you you called out that article there uh and it's exactly that is

00:48:40.320 exactly what i'm seeing here in our state people are just tired of the establishment they're tired

00:48:45.380 of voting for people that cloak themselves in conservatism only to get to washington dc and do

00:48:51.720 something antithetical just completely against what they said they would do and so uh this is why

00:48:59.840 the populist movement is so so strong i feel it this year more than ever it's a big reason why i

00:49:05.900 entered the race i am just i'm so disillusioned with with mitt romney he came in five years ago

00:49:12.340 first of all he moves to the state he wasn't even really here i'm i'm a lifelong uton uh i've raised my

00:49:17.900 family here i've i've started businesses i took helped take a company public last year listed on

00:49:22.680 nasdaq utah is home i love this place i love our our residents here like you said i've been serving

00:49:29.620 in elected office here for 10 years as a mayor um i'm just so so passionate about this country

00:49:37.400 and i you know i've got my children here right behind me um in this picture i i just they're a big

00:49:44.500 reason why i want them to be able to have the same opportunities that i did and i see that slipping

00:49:50.460 away i see these these progressives just driving this country off of a cliff and i wrote that in

00:49:56.440 an op-ed uh that enough is enough why i'm going to replace romney i spelled out the case and the

00:50:02.220 rationale the reasons why i'm running um i mean romney has either been asleep at the wheel

00:50:08.320 or helping the bad guys steer i mean when you come from a state like utah and you promised five

00:50:15.460 years ago that you would elect conservative justices to the court that was one of his 32nd spots and

00:50:21.540 then he's one of three republican defectors to vote for katonja brown jackson who can't even define

00:50:26.240 what a woman is i mean you are just so out of step with utahns here with that move you claim you're 1.00

00:50:31.320 going to end illegal immigration fight you've been mayor it's riverton utah tell me about the folks in

00:50:38.040 riverton and what are what's their take on you know you're you're a beloved mayor out there what's

00:50:44.060 their take on this senator yeah i think you know the people of riverton to characterize them they're

00:50:50.700 they're staunchly conservative i mean i think they're pretty typical in terms of the rest of the

00:50:55.900 state uh salt lake city itself is a little more liberal we're about 20 is a lot more liberal we're

00:51:01.660 actually 20 miles south of salt lake city um but outside of that salt lake city main area where

00:51:07.360 there's a lot of liberalism now fortunately creeping in the state utah is very very conservative

00:51:13.080 um and as a big reason why i got into is because i've heard from so many that say that

00:51:19.620 mit romney doesn't represent them he does not uh he doesn't he didn't do what he promised five years

00:51:25.840 ago he hasn't been doing that he's been voting with biden 60 plus of the time biden again encouraged

00:51:31.400 him to run this this is not what utahans want and they want somebody who could step up and after a

00:51:38.400 lot of contemplation with my wife and family we thought that this was this is an area that we felt

00:51:44.940 stirred if you will or compelled called to do something that we can make a difference utah deserves

00:51:51.460 what i kept hearing over and over again is utah deserves another senator like a mike lee somebody who is

00:51:57.340 just you know very conservative um stands up for the constitution and will fight will fight every

00:52:03.540 day for utahns and that's what they'll get they know that's what they'll get with me they can look

00:52:07.800 at my 10-year track record and see that i fought the establishment every step of the way um that's just

00:52:14.840 something that i've always done i've uh i like to say that mayors are on the front line of pushing back

00:52:21.780 on governmental overreach we see it everywhere from the federal government state county they're always

00:52:26.860 trying to impose their will on this hey trent just hang on we want to hold you through the break

00:52:33.340 breaks only about 90 seconds two minutes just hang on trent skaggs from riverton utah he lit up at con

00:52:40.900 23 with a surprise appearance to throw down hard on mitt romney short commercial break

00:52:48.100 we're gonna be back in the forum caroline wren is gonna join us in the house next

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Bannon's War Room - July 17, 2023

Episode 2882： TPUSA Live Recap

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