Bannon's War Room - September 09, 2023


Episode 3016: The Cowardice Of Mike Pence


Episode Stats

Length

56 minutes

Words per Minute

165.54874

Word Count

9,387

Sentence Count

28

Misogynist Sentences

8

Hate Speech Sentences

10


Summary

A coalition of 13 former U.S. presidents says democracy is strong, but it is under siege. Why are some of the most powerful people in the world afraid of democracy? And why are they afraid of it?


Transcript

00:00:00.000 this is the primal scream of a dying regime pray for our enemies because we're going
00:00:10.180 medieval on these people here's not got a free shot all these networks lying about the people
00:00:16.860 the people have had a belly full of it i know you don't like hearing that i know you try to do
00:00:21.020 everything in the world to stop that but you're not going to stop it it's going to happen and
00:00:24.380 where do people like that go to share the big line mega media i wish in my soul i wish that any of
00:00:32.200 these people had a conscience ask yourself what is my task and what is my purpose if that answer
00:00:39.320 is to save my country this country will be saved war room here's your host stephen k band
00:00:47.820 teen presidential centers dating back a century is calling for a recommitment to the country's
00:00:59.980 bedrock principles in a joint statement the coalition said americans should respect diverse
00:01:06.840 beliefs noting that debate and disagreement are central to democracy it reads in part quote
00:01:14.020 our elected officials must lead by example and govern effectively in ways that deliver for the
00:01:21.040 american people this in turn will help to restore trust in public service the rest of us must engage
00:01:28.240 in civil dialogue respect democratic institutions and rights uphold safe secure and accessible elections
00:01:37.100 and contribute to local state or national improvement the coalition does not name any elected officials
00:01:45.680 but there appear to be there a subtle rebuke of donald trump who is accused of trying to overturn the
00:01:53.180 2020 presidential election the statement was signed by every presidential organization from herbert hoover's to
00:02:01.740 barack obama's only the eisenhower foundation is missing in this so definitely a firm statement about the strength of democracy job
00:02:12.720 yeah john meacham um there there there's been some complaining uh you've heard some some people i know and i have too
00:02:23.140 wondering where some of these presidents are with some of these former presidents coming out speaking forcefully
00:02:29.280 against uh trumpism against uh trumpism against what happened on january the 6th and the threats of democracy moving forward
00:02:36.020 this is a step in that direction isn't it
00:02:39.260 it is and you know most of these the president presidential libraries where the presidents are still around you know
00:02:47.340 where the principal is still there uh are different than the ones obviously that are our legacy operations
00:02:54.000 what's remarkable about this is you have a i wouldn't even call it bipartisan i'd call it suprapartisan
00:03:02.520 a suprapartisan uh statement that says yes democracy strong i think more interesting is what why they had to do it
00:03:14.520 it's that democracy is weak it's resilient but it is under siege and these are the scholars the foundation executives
00:03:27.260 uh and the presidents themselves who understand the inherent fragility of these institutions and i think that
00:03:37.720 uh it's it says a great deal uh you know if you do what i do for a living you know you go back and you
00:03:46.100 you look at what was being said at a given time you know looking at the front page of the newspapers to see what
00:03:52.380 the other stories were the fact that 13 former presidential institutions had to say hey democracy is
00:03:59.260 important pay attention to it tells you a great deal about where we are on this uh early autumn morning
00:04:05.540 okay um let's bring in dave bratt by the way it is uh saturday 9 september in the year of alert 2023
00:04:16.660 uh welcome to our saturday show we're gonna kind of be on fire today at a different i was gonna try
00:04:22.580 to do the 80th anniversary of 1943 the bloodiest year in mankind's history we're gonna have to do that
00:04:29.500 at a later time hopefully next saturday i'll talk a little bit about it today because there's so much
00:04:33.720 some not just news but also things that we have to get the war room posse and backup remember when
00:04:38.820 they say against trumpism when mika and them are there with their knitted brow that means against
00:04:44.460 you that's against the populist movement dave bratt help me out here why why is the uniparty
00:04:49.940 showing that they're uniparty coming out and and trying to browbeat the trump movement sir
00:04:54.960 yeah the uniparty and their uh quasi historians meachum and beschloss and these guys come up and
00:05:03.940 they say we look back at all the great theorists or whatever any great theorist would never say
00:05:09.960 we're defending democracy since socrates no great moral or political theorist has mentioned democracy
00:05:17.080 we are a constitutional republic and then they go on and they add words about we need to be more
00:05:23.220 decent more kind more humane there's a need for compassion tolerance and pluralism none of the
00:05:29.200 architects of democracy or of a constitutional republic used any of that language the key language
00:05:35.220 they all used for a thousand years was the absolute essential element for a republic to remain and that
00:05:43.340 is the virtue of its citizens and so to have these folks come on board and just take pot shots using
00:05:50.560 history and democracy which is one of the things the founders all got together to protect us from
00:05:56.940 which is mob rule and mass rule and to throw that at the you know implicitly at the populace etc
00:06:04.000 the populace are the one group who have retained the essence of the republic all these folks talk about
00:06:11.560 uh being being uh compassionate tolerant pluralistic you want to know the one group they're not tolerant of
00:06:20.680 the judeo-christian tradition uh if you're so tolerant can we have a discussion of christianity and its
00:06:28.060 virtues on cnn i'm asking a question uh can we discuss uh christianity and its key virtues uh in the
00:06:36.340 public square in our public schools we can discuss everything else right now in the public schools
00:06:41.900 right uh up to the absurd and the grotesque uh is being allowed underneath this tolerance but you
00:06:48.800 cannot discuss the chief attribute necessary for the maintenance of our republic and this is you know
00:06:54.900 john adams ben franklin uh the lady famously asked him but you have a republic uh he says yes if you can
00:07:02.380 keep it everybody knows that how do you keep it uh everybody knows the the the foremost problem with
00:07:09.740 a pure democracy is the running of the passions what controls that moral discipline and the virtues
00:07:17.140 this has been the longest standing debate and it's just stunning to see presidential historians
00:07:22.800 and the likes ducking it it's because they don't want to have to get down to the meat and potatoes
00:07:28.240 and you know surely uh you know obama who went to harvard and bush uh knows better than to use this
00:07:34.680 uh this modernist uh lingo in place of the of the basics uh and you know president pence came out and
00:07:41.920 was doing some similar stuff and of course the new york times and the ap and and cnn covered all that
00:07:49.780 because it's a pot shot at the one group of populists i you know the populist thing wasn't even in vogue
00:07:57.100 when i ran but i've had no issue and i was in the republican conference with the conservative
00:08:04.120 supposedly republicans who ran us into this ditch with 50 trillion in debt our major trading partner
00:08:10.760 is a totalitarian uh communist surveillance state we have a wide open border such that the mayor of
00:08:18.040 new york city says that his city uh one of the grandest cities in history new york city is under siege
00:08:23.640 and is being destroyed uh the conservatives allowed that to happen so the populists do share
00:08:30.560 and pence quoted you know burke and and russell kirk who i i love uh but all they said the exact
00:08:37.280 thing i've been saying the essence of the republic is virtue and that virtue of course in their minds
00:08:43.080 all the great conservatives comes straight out of the judeo-christian tradition and animates the
00:08:49.180 spirit of our country i have not seen that spirit moving uh it's ossified it's like a rock buildup in
00:08:57.780 the republican conference they've run us into this ditch and the freedom caucus those are the folks who
00:09:04.060 have the animating spirit that is is uh following the lead and listening to their constituents but then
00:09:11.040 leading in principle the way a republic is supposed to be ordered we have an ordered freedom and i could
00:09:19.100 go on on the conservative principles but that's the that's the basic response to that piece it's way
00:09:24.420 off course why we talk about in a fourth turning it's the institutions that come into question and
00:09:31.680 they have to be there has to be a cleansing there has to be a purging because they ossify use that word
00:09:36.840 at the beginning why are all the presidential libraries are the repositories of the thinking
00:09:43.120 of these great men why would why would all the libraries come together and obviously they're going
00:09:49.800 after trump and trumpism particularly now with the 14th amendment fight to try to get him off ballots
00:09:55.520 funded by conservatives uh about the lawfare which is all you know kemp and and having their backs uh you
00:10:02.920 see the ken paxton uh impeachment down in texas why did these institutions come together do they see
00:10:10.220 they see populism as a existential threat to them yeah of course the great men are gone right now we're
00:10:19.760 being run by a bunch of you know harvard east coast elitist west coast elitist uh folks that pay
00:10:27.640 attention to the donors who fund the libraries right so it's just like all the foundations that
00:10:33.580 fund academic research uh if you want to stay in business if you want to keep your funding base you
00:10:38.380 better say the right thing to the donors and that's what the conservative party has been doing i used to
00:10:43.200 sit in that room right with 220 conservatives and anyone that's on a major committee or even a minor
00:10:49.620 committee and that gets 10 million dollars for their election i got zero uh from the party has to toe the
00:10:56.060 line and of course you know we've discussed the major issues but all of it is subsumed underneath
00:11:01.780 the budget right the seven trillion dollar budget i ran on what was called the virginia republican creed
00:11:08.280 it was a conservative statement uh i had no problem with it uh the the the free enterprise system equal
00:11:15.720 rights and justice fiscal responsibility of course is the nugget right that's why the republican party has
00:11:23.400 been ossified it knows it has to go along with the donors wishes that's why mccarthy okayed a seven
00:11:30.180 trillion dollar budget uh and so there's nothing wrong with the virginia republican creed other than
00:11:37.340 the fact that no republicans follow it right there is no fiscal responsibility these are the virtues
00:11:44.960 required right when you talk about virtue you cannot spend more than you have by two trillion a year
00:11:51.060 for the next 10 years that is not a virtue and so the republican leadership and most of the members
00:11:57.800 i hate to say there's plenty of exceptions in the freedom caucus and and beyond but most of them are not
00:12:04.100 being virtuous in their actions they'll all use the right lingo uh they'll act like they're virtuous
00:12:10.300 uh they'll act like they're full of piety and spout the judeo-christian tradition uh but when it comes
00:12:17.500 time to representing the people honestly and in good faith and looking out for the best interests of
00:12:22.600 this country how in the world with can someone with good beliefs and virtues allow our chief trading
00:12:30.760 partner who we built up to remain a totalitarian surveillance state our it uh billionaire class right
00:12:40.480 the big seven firms in the u.s are worth more than all european firms combined helped to write the code
00:12:45.840 that enslaves the chinese uh uyghurs and beyond in the chinese system how in the world can a virtuous
00:12:52.660 people allow that to happen and so these presidential libraries didn't say much about the virtues that are
00:13:00.480 required to run a republic they just gave the new trendy stuff we all got to get along we got to be
00:13:06.160 humane okay please define humane aristotle had a different answer than john stewart mill who had a
00:13:12.680 different answer than him who had a different answer than emmanuel kant who all had different
00:13:17.280 answers from the buddhist tradition and the muslim tradition and the judeo-christian tradition
00:13:22.100 so to say words like we need to be humane is to say nothing which of course is what these
00:13:28.020 presidential libraries said in that statement it's a bunch of mishmash they have effectively said
00:13:33.840 nothing and it's up to responsible voices to come forward and really show what it means and of course
00:13:39.960 the judeo-christian system set up this entire establishment that does protect the right of the
00:13:45.920 individuals i went to princeton seminary we gave the university back to secular uh ownership voluntarily
00:13:54.040 same with harvard yale and all the rest of them and said the only requirement is you got to follow
00:13:59.180 like aristotelian ethics or something like that right aristotle was pretty good on the basic virtues
00:14:03.960 and they failed to do that they went post-modern and now there's no absolute truth no absolute ethics
00:14:10.100 uh and that's where we stand right now in these presidential libraries should know much better
00:14:14.880 dave i know you got to bounce but i just want to take a quick break i just have one question to ask you
00:14:21.120 when we come back about tuesday night the house is coming back mccarthy's going to talk uh is going
00:14:27.300 to give the plan right between now and the end of the fiscal year the next three weeks you've been
00:14:33.220 in those rooms before and i want you to share your knowledge short commercial break dave bratt julie
00:14:38.860 kelly alex degrasse caroline rent mike davis hitters only here on a saturday morning in the war room back
00:14:47.440 in a moment because we're taking down the ccp spread the word all through hong kong we will fight till
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00:16:30.400 war room here's your host steven k dave thanks i know you get a bounce just tuesday he's coming back he's
00:16:41.640 going to address the conference we've heard from all the insiders that he's going to lay out his
00:16:45.340 strategy on both impeachment uh the appropriations process everything he's on start making the case
00:16:52.240 for the cr uh you've been in those rooms before tell me how he's going to pitch it and and where do you
00:16:58.380 think we really stand in combating this uh unless unless the grassroots just speak out with a unified
00:17:07.180 voice very loudly over the next few days there'll be a shiny object will be the complexities will be
00:17:13.740 you know you guys got to go along with us you can't if we don't do this you can't believe uh you know
00:17:19.540 what we're going to bear in the press the press will come after us uh and then all of these other
00:17:24.000 objectives we're trying to seek you know with impeachment and immigration and the border all
00:17:28.220 of that will be lost well all of that is happening because we funded the federal government at seven
00:17:34.300 trillion dollars which has allowed us to have a a national intelligence service that's run amok with
00:17:41.680 russiagate for three years 51 of our you know highest intelligence officers were in on a fraud
00:17:48.000 uh the justice department has a two-tiered uh system of justice uh right now and it it appears and all
00:17:55.440 the political views are just my own uh to be going after only one side of the ledger and not following
00:18:00.700 the other side sins whatsoever and so all of these have been brought about because we've allowed the
00:18:06.920 size and scope of the federal government to to be to grow out of control and so it doesn't matter
00:18:13.160 what they say when we have a covet economy at seven trillion and every responsible person thought it
00:18:18.580 would for sure go back down to five trillion but the ratchet doesn't go down ever right when you jack
00:18:24.120 up your car it's up there and we're keeping it at seven trillion in the face of all irrationality and
00:18:29.800 deficits that go on forever so they're gonna they're gonna come up with some scare tactics threaten
00:18:33.940 everybody let them know you better play team ball here you're gonna lose your money you won't get
00:18:38.080 re-elected we won't give you the 10 million uh your committee assignments will be in in jeopardy
00:18:43.720 uh and so on one by one by one they'll pick them off and you know some patriots will stand firm and say i
00:18:50.300 i can no longer bear this because i am trying to live out the virtues uh that will make this republic
00:18:57.040 last the test of time and so god bless them pray for the leaders who will take that stand pray for all
00:19:03.920 of the leaders pray for the democrats pray for our president those are instructions from god
00:19:08.960 uh that always do give us some hope uh that something could change uh because god's providential
00:19:15.620 hand i think is still behind us even though we are gradually turning away from that that wonderful hand
00:19:21.920 dave brant how do we get you on social media all the great charts and everything you put up on the
00:19:29.440 on the manifestation of this uh spiritual war in the economic realm where do people go
00:19:34.820 yeah just uh come visit uh liberty university uh got some friends coming in right now i'm gonna run
00:19:40.760 off and join them in the cafeteria and then uh bratt economics on getter and then uh of course share
00:19:46.500 rumble and these hits with everybody just great way to uh to to find uh bratt economics and uh and
00:19:53.520 cover the highlights uh with the war room and oxford don steve bannon who uh covers the news like no
00:19:59.380 one else can thank you very much you've called a lot of things never in oxford don but i'll take
00:20:06.780 it brother thank you so much dave bratt thank you for sticking around
00:20:09.620 i want to make sure um because here's what's going to happen brad's buried a little bit buried the lead
00:20:19.560 in in what he was talking about part of it in that remember he said i got no money
00:20:24.700 the set when he ran for re-election they cut dave bratt out and literally gave him this is the
00:20:30.220 republican apparatus in the house gave him zero dollars where they're always pumping in you know
00:20:36.000 millions of dollars into these uh seats of the guys they want to keep um and bratt had to do it on his
00:20:42.460 own why he stood up to him and particularly about fiscal responsibility because he kept saying
00:20:47.000 this is a moral question we're we're literally not just impacting people that are living today in this
00:20:55.060 country but we're having this impact on future generations and that we owe it to them to take
00:21:02.300 hard stands now and they didn't want to hear it remember the reason we're here where we are is the
00:21:08.220 complicity of the republican party and going along with it i'm gonna have julie kelly on in a few minutes
00:21:16.560 and julie kelly has essentially turned herself into a court reporter to cover like nobody else
00:21:23.020 uh january 6 and we're going to pull the camera back a little bit because julie
00:21:28.120 is is always down in the details she's always bringing the receipts we're going to pull the
00:21:33.560 camera back and and really talk about how people have comported themselves particularly people that
00:21:39.380 are coming after this populist movement because right now they see that the establishment sees
00:21:45.160 more than the tea party more than anything's ever happened the ross perot the pat buchanan
00:21:49.700 they see the trump movement and the populist nationalist direction of the trump movement
00:21:53.780 as an existential threat now here's what we keep saying and of course you know over this weekend i'll
00:21:59.980 be putting up a go there are tons of articles coming out now uh axios just had one uh that came
00:22:06.900 out yesterday and i've put it up about oh everybody's so surprised that the deficit doubled
00:22:13.800 it's two trillion dollars not a trillion dollars and as i told um as i told people um the um
00:22:22.660 we call this from the beginning why we could do the math we knew the impact that inflation was going
00:22:28.540 to have higher interest rates was going to have in the economy one of the reasons that the number is so
00:22:33.460 large there's a 300 billion dollar miss in tax revenues both at the corporate level the personal
00:22:39.320 level but particularly the capital gains level and we said your your tax revenues are too aggressive the
00:22:44.460 way you've projected is too aggressive way too aggressive now they're going to live with that
00:22:49.640 in the meeting on tuesday what they're going to talk about is is ways to fool you to ways to for them
00:22:56.660 to for them to go back and lie to their constituents and say we just need all we need is another 30 days i just
00:23:02.660 need 30 days i just need a cr we just need to get 30 days into this i just need more time to pass
00:23:08.360 these appropriations here's the problem there's no real cuts it's all performative we had richard
00:23:14.460 stern on here richard stern told you it was the total cuts they're talking about real cuts i mean
00:23:19.400 differences in previous years they've told you the historic we have done historic cuts you have to
00:23:25.620 supporters because these are historic cuts it's 12 billion dollars this is not sustainable all they
00:23:33.500 talk about is the green new deal and the sustainability of you know the you got to build a sustainable
00:23:38.080 energy foundation you have to have a sustainable economy this is 10x more important than that
00:23:45.160 because without this everything else collapses
00:23:49.060 and you go back to pre-civilization this is this is where we stand now this is this is one of the
00:23:58.320 most important inflection points uh in this time in history this this show is built around
00:24:06.620 empowering you this show is built around uh giving you access to information
00:24:12.460 that allows you to use your agency in a direction that assist you your family your community and
00:24:23.660 your country and therefore the world remember the united states has a robust economy if the united
00:24:30.500 states is on the cutting edge of productivity and the creation of value and therefore the creation of
00:24:36.020 wealth and that wealth is fairly distributed or spread we are in the sunlit uplands yep go back to
00:24:46.020 2019 was the world perfect the world was not perfect president trump was being assaulted by all sides on the
00:24:51.940 the remember they began the russia hoax that's we started the show in what october september october of
00:24:57.820 2019 because of the impeachment we called it first said hey nancy plos is going to impeach you and people
00:25:02.840 say no no no steve that's all fake news i go no show impeaching by i said the time thanksgiving i
00:25:08.500 missed a couple weeks it was by christmas the show impeaching but the sunlit uplands was the
00:25:14.620 the economy that's when they realized they had to do something because he would have won in a
00:25:18.500 landslide given where the economy was in 2019 the ccp understood that too hence that's why you saw the
00:25:24.380 bioweapon we call covet 19 of which now she's back again and they're going through the same
00:25:30.760 iterations they did uh before of the shutdowns and all that so it is vital that you are armed
00:25:40.160 for the onslaught that's going to come on you what the first things are come on is that you're
00:25:44.360 irresponsible you're a domestic terrorist you're white nationalist you are uh dangerous people and
00:25:50.460 one of the reasons you're dangerous one of the reasons you're dangerous is because you're so you're
00:25:55.660 anti-government and you want the government to be burned down you want the government to be shut
00:25:59.600 down you want to cut it off of their of their oxygen which is the federal reserve printing money
00:26:04.180 and that's one of the principal reasons they hate you it's your principles and values obviously but
00:26:09.560 how it manifests itself in this political fight where you're sitting there going no no no no no
00:26:13.440 we're not going to play this game anymore you're not going to enrich the wealthy you're not going to
00:26:17.560 enrich the defense contractors in the pharmaceutical industry you're not going to do it you're not going
00:26:23.000 to do it while you're shredding the constitution while you've turned the doj and the fbi
00:26:27.020 against working class people while you have them going to abortion centers to where the uh where
00:26:33.040 the traditional catholics are on the knees praying the rosary outside and rouse them up with the fbi
00:26:37.640 you're not going to we're not going to do it while you have the justice department
00:26:40.860 totally weaponized against trump president trump is the leader of this movement it's not going to happen
00:26:44.980 we demand a stop and we demand a stop now and you're not going to have our votes and by the way for
00:26:50.100 congressmen that say no if mccarthy goes around it and goes to hakeem jeffries again like he did on the
00:26:55.180 debt ceiling and gets 70 or 80 votes then it's time to get rid of you it's time for a motion vacate
00:27:01.140 if you can't do it you can't convince the conference to do it if you always need you know dozens and
00:27:07.080 dozens of democratic votes to keep your uh your term your speakership alive then it's time that that's
00:27:13.800 not alive because you have failed in every aspect of it and one of the biggest failures one of the
00:27:19.700 biggest failures of these gutless cowards is to address the railhead of the problem what is the
00:27:26.120 railhead of the problem in this democracy in this constitutional republic the railhead of the problem
00:27:32.200 gets back to the events of 3 november of 2020 what led up to it and what manifested itself at that time
00:27:39.760 and then how it played through all the way to january 6th now the best person in the world that
00:27:46.560 understands that better than anybody is julie kelly and she's going to join us on the other side we'll
00:27:52.400 be back in the war room on a saturday in just a moment
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00:29:59.460 the sale the republican voters face a choice in this state and in every state around the nation
00:30:06.800 as these primaries unfold and i believe that choice will determine the fate of our party and the course
00:30:14.280 of our nation for years to come so today i ask my fellow republicans this in the days to come
00:30:23.740 will we be the party of conservatism or will we follow the siren song of populism
00:30:31.860 unmoored to conservative principles the future of this movement in this party belongs to one or the
00:30:41.080 other not both that's because the fundamental divide between these two factions is unbridgeable
00:30:50.600 history teaches that societies with more freedom and less government flourish
00:30:57.380 that's why we have a brilliant system of checks and balances divisions of authority co-equal branches
00:31:05.600 of government enshrined in our constitution and sovereign state governments under our system of
00:31:13.440 federalism conservatives understand that in order to advance an agenda on behalf of the american people
00:31:19.440 we must work through the system the political home of those who believe in limited government and
00:31:27.660 individual liberty who keep faith with our constitution is the republican party i think my question is you
00:31:37.040 know the inflection point you talk about this moment for the party you know you look at even our most
00:31:41.320 recent polling in terms of uh the issues itself you know your consistency on conservatism i think is
00:31:46.320 unquestioned whether you agree or disagree with where you are ideologically but in terms of who would
00:31:51.260 be the best candidate to handle the economy trump is at 69 percent immigration 65 percent ukraine 63 percent
00:31:56.580 government overreach 59 percent um isn't this war over and your side lost
00:32:02.280 i want to bring in julie kelly julie first off i want to just get some administrative stuff out of the way
00:32:10.860 given that at american greatness the other sites you've put up for the last couple of years
00:32:15.660 you know going back i don't know almost three years now um and and and people like revolver and others
00:32:23.260 have taken some of the hard work you've done and done an amazing job of analyzing and contextualize
00:32:29.560 that we've had many people do that but you've really been at the tip of the spear of being into the
00:32:33.700 details of what's going on on january 6th has mike pence ever reached out to you uh to to talk to
00:32:41.520 you about any article that you've ever written or has mike pence or anyone on his team contacted you
00:32:47.680 to be briefed on your encyclopedic knowledge of what is going on here ma'am
00:32:54.020 uh no he has not and i just want to make one correction i did leave american greatness a few months
00:32:59.820 ago so all my work can be found at my sub stack declassified with julie kelly that's where i'm
00:33:05.000 reporting now um but no mike pence uh no presidential campaign has reached out to me to get more
00:33:12.600 information about you know anything uh what's happening with january 6th the corrupt weaponized
00:33:18.960 uh retaliatory vengeful soulless cruel department of justice and the fbi um i mean i hear these words
00:33:28.040 come out of mike pence's mouth i don't know what he's talking about i mean he is right maybe he is
00:33:33.800 right there is no place for conservatism and populism in the same republican party but guess
00:33:39.520 what one person who allegedly represents conservatism is running about two three percent in the polls
00:33:45.620 and the other candidate who represents populism and maga and making america great again trying to
00:33:52.640 restore our country uh is way ahead of the field but i'll tell you what to hear him listen that we
00:33:59.040 have to operate through these institutions through this system just indicates to me he he doesn't know
00:34:07.380 what's going on in this system i mean the idea that we have to operate but that's all but hang on
00:34:13.840 that that's that's yeah that's what i want to ask you he sits there and makes this theoretical case
00:34:19.480 and quite frankly rebecca a sunny book farm kind of sixth grade civics in that unctuous voice
00:34:26.040 right is he living in the same era that we're living in julie tell me about that because you see it
00:34:32.600 every you're up close on it every day like no one in this country is tell me is he dealing with what's
00:34:39.280 happening in this country right now he's not at all so the question is and we talked about this the
00:34:45.100 other day what role is he playing um you know why is he trying to convince americans that this system
00:34:52.740 this government system regardless of what it is department of justice national security apparatus
00:34:57.700 even the military uh any system related to the federal government is working look at and that
00:35:05.340 extends beyond washington look at what's happening in fulton county we just learned yesterday
00:35:10.700 that the fulton county grand jury voted to indict people like david purdue and kelly loffler and
00:35:18.360 lindsey graham for what for talking about potential voting fraud in the state of georgia i mean every
00:35:26.420 institution has been hijacked by the left and these bloodthirsty democrats where does mike pence think
00:35:33.240 he thinks we need to work with that system instead of smash it to bits and rebuild it to the extent that
00:35:39.480 we can um so i don't know what role he's playing but he's hard to listen to and you know dating back
00:35:47.580 to january 6 2021 his account of that day as i said runs totally contrary to what his top aide said
00:35:55.640 he strung people along intentionally steve until one o'clock that day when the joint session was
00:36:02.840 scheduled to begin that is when he released his letter stating he would not do anything
00:36:09.000 about the handling of the electoral uh votes that day he knew he was not going to do anything but
00:36:15.280 he intentionally waited till the last minute so he could what he actually did was fuel a lot of anger
00:36:23.500 in the crowd i've seen defendants um this has been used as evidence against them posts and videos that
00:36:29.020 they made after finding out that pence at the very last minute uh would not do go along with the so-called
00:36:34.700 eastman plan so um you know but there is a part of the republican party that believes sort of what
00:36:42.380 republic what mike pence is saying not the base but certainly republican leaders which is why we see
00:36:48.880 so much silence related to uh what's happening with the january 6 defendants and you have someone like
00:36:54.600 colorado representative ken buck uh produced this just fact free for the most part letter uh in response
00:37:02.520 to his own voters concerns about the treatment of january 6 defendants so um you know these people are not
00:37:11.480 our allies they are cover-up artists and they're certainly playing on the other side of the team not on
00:37:18.020 our side so you believe that after seeing uh the mike pence and going through what he wrote in his book
00:37:25.500 versus you're the one person who's gone through all the testimony uh you believe that they're actually
00:37:30.920 on the other side they can't be any clear they're either putting up smoke screens they're trying to
00:37:35.060 cover for it they're gaslighting us however you want to say it but they're not our allies is that
00:37:40.920 your is that your theory of the case yes absolutely and i'll tell you there are still a lot of open-ended
00:37:46.440 questions about mike pence's role on january 6 we have not seen his communications for that day
00:37:52.500 um his whereabouts are is still very sketchy and i've seen this over and over in trials that they
00:37:59.500 could not specifically locate or they could not disclose where mike pence was they said he was in
00:38:06.380 an underground garage somewhere on capitol grounds well where did he go and i'll tell you why that's
00:38:12.360 important because the basis of thousands of charges of being in restricted grounds that day for these
00:38:18.380 defendants was that mike pence was there and because he was under secret service protection
00:38:23.880 as a secret service protectee the grounds in the building were off limits they also said that about
00:38:30.400 kamala harris by the way until a year later we found out doj was lying and that she actually was at the
00:38:35.820 dnc headquarters when the pipe bomb was found we still have no explanation as to why kamala harris left
00:38:42.060 the capital that day and went to dnc headquarters how her secret service detail
00:38:47.100 missed this explosive device but furthermore a lot of questions about mike pence's role
00:38:53.920 before and certainly on that day how why was he communicating with nancy pelosi and not the
00:39:00.080 president why was he communicating with capital police chief at the time steve sund i mean where
00:39:05.980 are his records where was he how much did he know in advance about what might potentially happen that
00:39:12.540 day i'll tell you a big lie that mike pence told a discrepancy between his book and the account of
00:39:18.520 mark short and greg jacob his general counsel mark short said that he drove to the capitol from the vp
00:39:26.160 residence uh to the capitol uh late that morning on january 6th mike pence said he went with his family
00:39:33.760 in the vehicle mark short said no they were in a separate vehicle why would mike pence not tell the truth
00:39:40.320 about that why would he say it was with the family and he wrote this dramatic thing you know saw all
00:39:45.460 these protesters and they were going to be so disappointed but he according to his own top aid
00:39:51.180 he they weren't even with in the car with him so as i said there's something very sinister about him
00:39:57.400 but also something very sketchy and shady about his involvement in the events of january 6th
00:40:04.140 talk to me about this delay because you've said through all the trials that triggered a lot if
00:40:12.040 not everything about it wasn't president trump it was the action of mike pence what walk me through
00:40:17.700 what in his book how does he describe uh not telling anybody well he has a few different excuses as to why
00:40:26.780 there was a delay for this memo that he finally released as i said around one o'clock one of them is
00:40:32.760 that he was still gathering information his account of the morning of january 6th is that he went to his
00:40:38.860 computer he typed out this memo there had been a couple of drafts but he made it sound like he was
00:40:44.580 making the drafts not mark short and uh greg jacob and another aid which seems to be the truth according
00:40:50.580 to their sworn testimony to the january 6th select committee he said he wakes up he says a prayer
00:40:56.800 you know he thinks about his oath of office he starts rewriting or writing this memo he wrote it
00:41:03.080 on his own he made it sound like he said his top aides short and jacob got to the vp residence
00:41:08.800 are uh about 10 50 that morning they both testified they were there at 8 30 in the morning that they
00:41:15.480 were collaborating on this memo that they were working on someone's laptop on it mike pence said
00:41:21.060 he was working at his desktop and then get this he said he printed it out went to see if he saved
00:41:27.700 the file on his computer he hadn't so his daughter had to rewrite it in the computer based on the
00:41:35.940 printed document neither greg mark short nor greg jacob said that at all so what's with this weird
00:41:43.640 story that it wasn't saved when obviously he had his top aides there that morning as they were
00:41:49.580 finalizing it then he said the reason it was late was because they wanted out of respect for
00:41:55.240 donald trump get this they wanted to wait until his speech at the ellipse was over before they
00:42:00.840 released the letter now as we know donald trump took the stage much later than originally scheduled
00:42:06.520 he didn't finish speaking at the ellipse until about 110 so then mike pence said well we were running up
00:42:12.360 against the clock because the joint session started at one so we released this letter emailed it to
00:42:17.940 you know all the house members and members of the senate then made it publicly available so you had
00:42:23.380 all these people at the ellipse trump is still speaking right before mike pence who was in charge of
00:42:29.340 the joint session he releases this memo after teasing people for days you'll recall that he might do
00:42:35.880 something oh and the biggest one steve my donald trump called mike pence at about 9 30 on january 6th
00:42:44.200 uh his aides were there mike pence said he went to take the phone call it lasted about 15 or 20
00:42:49.480 minutes i believe mark short said that um did he tell the president at the 9 30 call by the way i'm
00:42:56.340 working on this memo and i'm not going to go along with this plan there's no indication that he did
00:43:02.180 because trump called him back at about 11 30 and that's when he told him again very sketchy conduct by
00:43:09.220 mike pence no and they never uh by the way can you just hold through a quick break take a quick
00:43:15.000 break also never uh never ran the letter which is one of the most important legal documents
00:43:21.120 out there never ran it past and jacobs never ran past the white house council
00:43:25.140 jacobs is the counsel to the uh to the vice president never ran it by the white house council
00:43:31.000 never gave him a draft form never showed to anybody in draft according to the book and according
00:43:35.640 their testimony never showed to anybody in draft form a document that important he's just typing
00:43:40.320 it up that morning can you get any more irresponsible than that mr responsibility mr unctuous short commercial
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00:45:54.820 julie just if you just take a minute or two and and tell people in your own words the system that
00:46:03.900 we're really up against mike pence gives you this kind of rebecca at sunnybrook farm sixth grade civics
00:46:09.520 lesson what's the reality of what we're dealing with ma'am as you see it the reality is that you
00:46:15.940 have a department of justice that is twisting and misrepresenting and weaponizing statutes such as
00:46:23.480 obstruction of an official proceeding to turn political protesters into convicted felons that is
00:46:30.200 the 1512 c2 count you also have them twisting ancient statutes like seditious conspiracy which
00:46:37.760 no american has been convicted of before january 6th this is a charge that is usually applied to real
00:46:44.940 terrorists like the blind shake so they're now weaponizing that statute as well then you turn to
00:46:52.340 how they are adding prison time these excessive harsh sentences that for example we just saw in the
00:46:58.780 proud boys case but we've also seen this for more than two years uh what other in what other
00:47:05.820 jurisdiction is someone who allegedly sprays a keychain pepper spray at a police officer denied release
00:47:13.000 held in solitary confinement basically for a year and a half before you torment a plea deal out of this
00:47:18.460 man and he's then sentenced to 82 months in prison on top of that it just there's no comparison
00:47:23.980 between what's happening in these january 6th cases and anything else so you've got excessive
00:47:30.960 sentences the weaponization of statutes you've got judges who are putting their long term their
00:47:37.720 permanent imprimatur on the weaponization of these statutes and also the use of the terror enhancement
00:47:44.240 at sentencing what happened last week is judge tim kelly as we talked about made shaking a metal fence
00:47:52.140 a federal act of terrorism that is the terrorism uh sentencing enhancement he applied for five
00:47:58.920 members of the proud boys including henry gaitario who was in baltimore he wasn't even there on january
00:48:05.360 6th nonetheless he's now sentenced to 22 years in prison um but aside from how the system is operating how the
00:48:14.160 system is corrupt how this system is compromised the people who are running it what has always struck me the
00:48:21.560 most steve is the cruelty of these line prosecutors and these judges i've referred to them as sadistic
00:48:28.900 they are gratified by inflicting pain on people trump supporters keep in mind most of these january 6th
00:48:36.420 defendants have no money they have no criminal record they don't know how the justice system works or
00:48:41.320 certainly how it works in washington dc they are completely blindsided by how they've been treated
00:48:48.280 as domestic terrorists even for low-level petty offenses like parading in the capitol
00:48:53.020 so um what i how i see these line prosecutors and these judges operate i think that is what upsets me
00:49:01.280 infuriates me and and saddens me the most because the human beings who are behind this are really uh the
00:49:09.240 villains here and look it's not stopping i mean we just saw last week the raid of the man from uh oklahoma
00:49:16.340 and the the blowback to liberty safe for turning over that information to the fbi that's been
00:49:22.700 happening for two more than two and a half years big tech airlines banking institutions amazon you name
00:49:30.040 it they're working hand in glove with the fbi to produce records of their own customers to help the
00:49:35.700 fbi track down j6 trespassers and ruin their lives we are now seeing new arrests almost every single day
00:49:43.440 matthew graves the dc u.s attorney has promised to more than double the current caseload which is
00:49:48.700 now over 1100 individuals uh so this is not stopping so this is the system that not just j6ers are facing
00:49:57.280 but all of us eventually uh and mike pence to be the gutless coward he is that really triggered most of
00:50:08.120 this not to have any interest and to come out with this unctuous uh you know time for choosing
00:50:13.340 here's a time for choosing mike pence is a gutless coward he's going into the dustbin of history at one
00:50:19.480 percent in the presidential primary julie kelly how do people get to your sub stack man thanks for
00:50:25.580 having me on steve it's declassified with julie kelly um so i'm posting a ton of breaking news about
00:50:30.880 january 6th and doj and the trump cases as well and then i'm on social media twitter x julie underscore
00:50:38.140 kelly to true social at julie underscore kelly julie uh fight on tremendous work tremendous reporting
00:50:46.100 and um look forward to having you back thanks
00:50:49.440 i mean that's one of the things that really upset me when i heard pence's speech it's not
00:50:56.420 his version of conservatism is one of the reasons we got here because it wasn't backed up with any
00:51:02.980 force any moral force they didn't really believe it and that's why they continue to roll over time and
00:51:08.980 time and time and time again because they won't stand in the breach and fight and the people like
00:51:14.600 the julie kelly's of the world uh will and that's and trump will this is why they hate trump and they
00:51:21.320 realize that populism and trump's uh the trump movement is ascendant okay um we've got a huge
00:51:29.280 week coming we're going to turn we're going to pivot we got alex the rest and catteline rent are
00:51:32.700 going to give us some inside baseball on both the senate what's happening there alex is going to talk
00:51:37.460 about this really this tremendous fight that's now going to go in the courts about the redistricting
00:51:41.720 the house of representatives you the war and posse were at the tip of the spear in making sure this
00:51:47.340 went our way back over the last year and a half and guess what they've all gone to court seeing what
00:51:53.300 happened in 2022 to reverse that and we've got a massive fight on our hands so we're going to get
00:51:59.320 into that next and so you can understand the details of it understand throughout every state what's
00:52:04.720 happening and alex the grass is going to be here to do it uh tuesday night like i said mccarthy's having
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