Bannon's War Room - Episode 3037： Unrestricted Spending Crippling Future Generations

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

00:00:10.160 these people here's not got a free shot all these networks lying about the people the people have

00:00:16.760 had a belly full of it i know you don't like hearing that i know you try to do everything

00:00:20.520 the world to stop that but you're not going to stop it it's going to happen and where do people

00:00:24.100 like that go to share the big line mega media i wish in my soul i wish that any of these people

00:00:31.920 had a conscience ask yourself what is my task and what is my purpose if that answer is to save my

00:00:39.860 country this country will be saved war room here's your host stephen k bann

00:00:47.080 is it time to work with democrats on this given that they have all this opposition from the right

00:00:57.680 flank on the cr how to deal with democrats to get this i've been uh this isn't the 30th we've got a

00:01:05.380 long ways to go we've got a lot of different ideas that i credit our members over the weekend working

00:01:10.980 together from the freedom caucus to the um main street they put up with an idea i'm for a lot of

00:01:18.320 different ideas whatever gets us to be able to get through and i'll continue to put more ideas on the

00:01:22.520 but with a razor-thin republican majority he can only afford to lose four republican votes assuming all

00:01:30.740 democrats vote against him and the same goes to maintain the speakership if there are more than four

00:01:35.360 republicans voting to oust him democrats vote to oust him kevin mccarthy is out of a job and in a

00:01:40.480 warning sign today one member victoria sparts a republican member of his conference wrote a

00:01:45.580 scathing statement about the speaker saying unfortunately real leadership takes courage

00:01:50.240 and willingness to fight for the country not for power and a picture on a wall it is a shame that

00:01:55.920 our weak speaker cannot even commit to having commissioned to discuss our looming fiscal

00:02:01.080 catastrophe mccarthy was just asked about those comments too he again downplayed it and contended

00:02:07.120 he'll be able to fight these issues fight these people who are trying to battle him and try to get

00:02:11.580 the bill to avoid a shutdown done by the end of the month is after that there's clearly an appetite

00:02:16.840 among some hardline conservatives to shut down the government if they do not get what they want

00:02:23.040 they're fine with that yeah do you know how long they will be fine with that for and what might plan

00:02:30.120 b c d or e b for kevin mccarthy is there a point where he goes to democrats and says help help bail

00:02:36.960 me out of this and do they say yes maybe it's not as explicit as that katie because certainly an ask

00:02:44.080 like that would trigger that long talked about motion to vacate that some on the hardline side

00:02:49.360 of this conference have long talked about and frankly some are eager to actually enact but i think

00:02:54.460 that this could go the way that we saw the debt ceiling deal go several months ago at the start

00:02:59.220 of the summer mccarthy has this opening deal that passes through his conservative conference

00:03:03.900 it then goes to the senate it's dealt with with the white house everyone comes together and comes to a

00:03:08.560 more palatable bipartisan deal that puts mccarthy in hot water with his own members but it also allows

00:03:14.640 them in this case to keep the government open in the same way that allowed them to avert a debt

00:03:18.800 ceiling crisis back in may and june that could be one way this goes that's almost a rosy view though

00:03:24.220 when you consider the fact that now many hardline conservatives feel that they were sold out during

00:03:29.180 that debt deal and that's why they're holding so strong right now they want to use every piece

00:03:34.040 of leverage that they can from holding the government into a shutdown to actually holding mccarthy's job

00:03:39.880 hostage if it means that they can get what they want and yes it's spending yes it's border focus but

00:03:44.980 it's also several other key provisions that they say mccarthy agreed to when they made him speaker in the

00:03:49.820 first place back in january but that now they feel he's reneged on so as much as this is

00:03:54.080 about spending it's about impeachment it's about the border it's about a whole bunch of other stuff

00:03:57.980 that's not directly related to spending either that's why it's so hard to solve

00:04:01.360 monday 18 september the year of our lord 2023 things are moving uh quite quickly and we've got

00:04:08.940 one of the top experts uh and one of the fighters in this uh congressman tim burchett is going to join

00:04:14.780 us here momentarily i want to read the names out uh congressman it's biggs bishop bobert buck

00:04:20.400 burchett crane gates mtg uh cory mills uh norman ogles uh rosendale sparts uh anna polina luna

00:04:30.380 paul gosar tony gonzalez from texas and added since this morning's bob good of virginia and captain

00:04:36.800 wesley hunt contacted the war room and said please add his name he is a hard no captain wesley hunt of

00:04:43.500 west point in the great state of texas uh congressman burchett uh you've been a uh sir

00:04:49.700 you've been a fighter about this and and instead of getting lost in the weeds of you know the going

00:04:54.920 back and forth the to and fro because you have been there from the beginning and saying hey this

00:05:01.460 country's in a financial mess the good folks in tennessee too are tired of it have you seen anything

00:05:07.200 in this process of of mccarthy or any of these guys that have gotten to the heart of the central

00:05:11.940 question that we have five trillion dollars it basically comes in in tax revenues and receipts

00:05:17.100 and tariffs and we have seven trillion dollars that we've agreed that biden can spend and that

00:05:22.660 two trillion dollars on an annual basis has to be financed by printing money at the federal reserve

00:05:28.020 is anything in this process shown you on appropriation anything that we get basically

00:05:33.420 get our arms around with the fundamental basic problem economic problem financial problem we have

00:05:38.260 in the country sir no absolutely not and thank you for having me on mr bannon matter of fact we are

00:05:44.140 just past 33 trillion dollars in debt and you're correct we'll take and basically it's pretty easy

00:05:50.900 you take in five trillion you can't spend seven trillion unless you're going to spend your great

00:05:56.000 grandchildren's money and that's exactly what we're doing and that's that's at the bottom of this

00:05:59.980 with me that is the most important thing in this whole thing we can get off on all these woke policies

00:06:05.040 and border security and all those things are crazy important crazy important but it's all for naught

00:06:11.500 if if we lose our country and we will lose our country through this financial mishandling and that's why

00:06:18.640 we have the republican majority i think and that's why we didn't get it by a greater amount because we

00:06:25.120 didn't we didn't capitalize on the fact that america realizes we can't keep spending money we can't keep

00:06:30.680 paying people not to work we can't keep paying people when they come over the border we can't keep

00:06:35.200 funding these wars in these countries that people can't even find on a dadgum map yet we still do it

00:06:41.820 and then you know and i saw the bean counters yesterday put out a notice or maybe over the

00:06:47.140 weekend that this thing was going to call if we shut down it's going to cost us three billion dollars

00:06:51.380 and man there was gnashing of teeth and and everybody's running home to hide behind their mama's skirt

00:06:56.460 well we gave 114 billion dollars to ukraine without even ask without with with no strings attached

00:07:03.100 so this thing is uh and i think the fight's far from over but but the american people are speaking

00:07:09.720 that's why you're seeing more and more people jump on this bandwagon because we cannot we can't keep

00:07:15.160 going down this path of spending money and saying we're going to cut one percent of some gimmickry kind

00:07:21.200 of stuff that we know won't go to the senate i tell send something tough over to the senate make them

00:07:25.900 vote it down that's how you negotiate that's how i you know i always go back to i raise the speed

00:07:30.360 limit in tennessee i asked for 85 but 70 was the magic number and that's what i took

00:07:35.520 that that's a great way to negotiate when you spent we just spent six weeks in recess i know you spend a

00:07:43.740 lot of time with your your constituents back in in tennessee too yes sir what when they talk to you

00:07:50.140 what do they say about this situation what would they i'd like to know what the people in tennessee too

00:07:55.040 when they talk to you what do they want to see accomplished in this process right now

00:07:59.900 i think they just want simple tennessee common sense you know in tennessee we have a balanced budget

00:08:07.400 we don't have an income tax we have incredible surpluses matter of fact one of my friends in

00:08:13.220 the state said i used to serve in the senate for many years and a saying around there is if you want

00:08:18.600 to create more revenue cut more taxes cut more government allows the people to flourish and

00:08:24.040 that's unfortunately that's lost on us in dc everybody's got their little pet project and

00:08:28.440 that's what gets us in trouble these 2 000 page bills that people pass they they read down you know

00:08:34.800 to the first couple of pages and they find their their their town and their special project and they

00:08:40.300 just vote for the whole thing i'm matter of fact i'm proposing um i'm proposing some legislation i doubt

00:08:46.300 it'll even get out a committee or get a hearing that just basically says you break it down to

00:08:50.700 individual things that you have to vote on and we vote on them on the house floor if they're worth it

00:08:54.700 let them let them get the the acquired required number of votes if it's not that government they

00:08:59.300 it loses and this this omnibus cr all this other garbage that's all gimmickry let's just pass a

00:09:06.900 budget you've got a budget committee jody errington chairs that that government let him let him get a

00:09:11.700 budget let's get it out there let's get it out there and show the american people and if the senate

00:09:16.100 won't vote for it let's force their hand let's play ball i'm sick of it if we ask for a one percent

00:09:22.200 cut and send it over there i mean what the heck is that

00:09:25.080 the uh 30th of september for your constituents is that like in dc you see cnn's running around fox

00:09:35.420 news msnbc they're in complete meltdown the government's going to shut down the government's

00:09:38.660 going to shut the government's going to shut down is getting to the core of the problem a higher

00:09:42.720 priority for your constituents are these false phony deadlines that are set up by by leadership

00:09:48.280 all the time it's balancing the budget mr bannon september 30th is just another date on the

00:09:55.100 calendar and they realize it and they talk about it and i i was in the airport this morning flying

00:10:00.740 out of tennessee and they were saying i expect we're going to a shutdown aren't we birchett and i said

00:10:05.700 probably and they said all right well that's what we you know that that is exactly what we're prepared

00:10:13.020 to do and um it's not anything we want to do we're not trying to cause harm and we know what

00:10:18.180 washington will do they'll they'll blockade all the veterans memorials and when our veterans come in on

00:10:23.480 their honor flights they'll stop them from seeing it and they'll cause uh they'll they'll make the

00:10:28.580 harshest cuts they can imagine to cause the most pain but the american people aren't buying it anymore

00:10:33.260 mr bannon they have had it with this whole thing they've had it with this notion that that uh we're

00:10:39.420 not that that we're just going to keep spending money and printing money we can't do it we can't

00:10:44.060 afford it and you want to drive us towards marxism which i'm not so certain this i'm sort of thinking

00:10:50.080 in the back of my mind this is the ultimate plan collapses this country collapses economy and then

00:10:56.560 uh then you'll see what happens so two big structural elements you got the appropriations

00:11:04.520 bills and i just heard that they're canceling another vote the fly-in vote got canceled tonight

00:11:08.540 on health care you've got the appropriations bills that haven't come through regular order and then

00:11:13.000 you've got the balanced budget to actually show us how over five years or six years or ten years

00:11:17.700 you start to cut this thing down so we don't have a 50 trillion dollar debt before we know it

00:11:22.840 and those are both hard are you recommending we just go back and take as much time as we need to

00:11:28.540 really go through the appropriations bill get out the wool can weaponize however long it takes it takes

00:11:32.480 and also tackle a balanced budget and if we go through 30 september we go through 30 september but

00:11:38.020 you hunker down here and you guys stick around every weekend till it gets done is that the core of your

00:11:43.320 recommendation uh 100 as a matter of fact we we knew this date was coming up and yet we we were off the

00:11:49.900 whole month of august and the reason we're off the whole month of august they do it right before

00:11:53.580 primaries and they so they can't do it in an election year because it looks like we're just

00:11:57.940 doing it for elections so they do it every year but everybody knows that game we should have been here

00:12:02.460 the whole time they know what's going on it doesn't matter these folks will run it right to the right to

00:12:08.160 the deadline and push everybody into a tight spot and you know i don't care i'll stay i'll be here

00:12:13.280 christmas day for all i care um i can celebrate the birth of jesus in washington as easy as i can

00:12:19.800 in knoxville but i'll tell you this country is is we're on the brink we are on the brink and don't

00:12:26.240 kid yourself this is just i mean covid showed us a lot of things but it showed us just how gullible

00:12:31.820 and stupid we are that we trust this government and this is exactly what's happening right now but

00:12:37.420 i'll tell you the people in in tennessee don't trust what's going on and they see the scam that we're

00:12:42.300 we're we're you know it's both parties look when the democrats get in they push they spend all the

00:12:47.960 money on this woke stuff or whatever when we do it it's these bogus missile defense systems and

00:12:53.940 aircraft carriers i saw something we're buying more aircraft carriers why in the world do we need

00:12:58.420 aircraft carriers it's not my daddy's war war the japanese aren't going to bomb pearl harbor on

00:13:04.080 december 7th of 41 seven months later we're not going to roll out across the pacific and they're

00:13:08.640 going to be island hopping the next wars aren't going to be fought like that yet that's how we're

00:13:11.920 spending this money it's this is all about protection it's all about keeping people in

00:13:16.760 power it's not about doing what's right for this country and shame on the republican party if we

00:13:22.400 play ball with them on this thing we ought to we ought to pass a clean a clean budget and send it over

00:13:29.620 to the senate and let them vote it down hakeem jeffries just came out and said uh that this is

00:13:37.300 even the cr is a right wing thing and that the only way mccarthy's going to get anything done

00:13:42.300 is a clean cr do you see any support whatever in the in the men and women you know in the republican

00:13:49.280 conference that would vote for a clean cr right now i think there are some yeah sure i think you've

00:13:56.580 got 15 that are going to hold the line though on this this crazy spending it's all just gimmickry

00:14:01.460 crs or omnibus or whatever let's pass a budget we haven't passed a budget in in over 20 years

00:14:07.460 in congress and that's that's criminal right there we are we are we are not doing our sworn duty

00:14:14.260 right there and i i just think we've we just miss it we're totally misinterpreting the american

00:14:21.300 public right now because they know what's going on and they're fed up

00:14:24.420 uh we're going to take a short commercial break we're going to come back and the question i'm

00:14:30.060 going to put to congressman birchett on this side and having answered on the other he just said he

00:14:35.520 thinks the country's on the brink and his constituents think the country's on the brink what does he mean

00:14:42.300 by that short commercial break back with from tennessee to congressman tim birchett in a moment

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00:16:33.040 do it today here's your host stephen k bannon

00:16:37.640 congressman andy biggs uh dan bishop lauren bobert ken buck tim birchett eli crane matt gates

00:16:47.840 marjorie taylor green cory mills ralph norman andy ogles matt rosendale victoria sparts

00:16:53.380 anna polina luna paul gosar tony gonzalez

00:16:56.780 at it now for this afternoon bob good of virginia and captain wesley hunt of the great state of texas

00:17:05.000 um those are the ones and i keep hearing my phone's been blown up that others are going to join this

00:17:10.860 because they they look into it and quite frankly as their constituents give them the old what for

00:17:16.600 they're sitting there going yeah maybe this is not such a good idea that number is 202-225-3121

00:17:22.580 make sure your congressman hears what you have to say about this this afternoon because this is

00:17:28.800 supposed to be voted on thursday although i think this will get pulled congressman you just said

00:17:32.480 something pretty controversial both you and your constituents in tennessee too believe the country's

00:17:38.500 on the brink what do you mean by that sir i think we're on the brink of a total capitulation of

00:17:46.960 democracy i think you're seeing i mean you see 15 of the population goes and votes you've got our

00:17:54.640 public colleges and institutions basically mass producing folks with marxist tendencies you have

00:18:01.640 professors of course that have always had and um and now you know it's bearing the fruit we are we're

00:18:09.200 seeing it over and over again and the push for more taxes more government and moving further and further

00:18:16.980 away from what this country was founded on and i i think the um this capitulation that you're going

00:18:23.820 to you're seeing in washington of of folks of that you would think would be conservative come from

00:18:28.680 conservative districts um the spending is out of control and that is that will spiral us out of control

00:18:35.060 and you'll see the inflation i mean the inflation we've seen if a republican had been in office you

00:18:42.380 know they would be marching on the streets uh but because of the national media and hollywood and the

00:18:48.820 rest uh embracing this this far left agenda you're you don't see it but it's they're they're taking it

00:18:55.660 from us and it's not just little bits and pieces now it's leaps and bounds and this spending is what

00:19:01.120 we'll do it this spending is what we'll do you figure in eight years the largest single item on

00:19:05.860 our on our budget will be just simple interest on this loan that we're we're making to whoever the

00:19:11.820 chinese or whatever and we're you know we're watching all this other stuff going on in the world

00:19:17.160 and the country and yet the spending is just out of control and it is about to bust

00:19:22.560 and i think it's by design by some folks well no that's what i want to get into this is exactly

00:19:30.720 the point this could no no no no no this couldn't happen you with norman and a couple of others had

00:19:37.920 been most consistent about this you know matt and other about impeachment there have been other issues

00:19:42.800 getting the woken weaponized out the border security you know there's a lot of issues but you've sat

00:19:47.660 there from day one and said if we don't get this spending out of control and you've called them liars

00:19:52.300 about the numbers they're putting forward what is it about leadership because these are not dumb

00:19:56.780 people um what is it about leadership that they have not listened to you to date when everything

00:20:02.640 you said has come to pass and you can see overtaking this recess there's something up there they don't

00:20:08.320 want to get into these appropriations bills they don't want to have regular order and and and

00:20:12.560 present because they don't want to do the cuts so what is it about leadership that just wants to

00:20:18.060 avert this because this crisis is going to be a crisis of mathematics called a uh the law of large

00:20:24.620 numbers as you just said this interest is going to kill us and going to kill us pretty quickly

00:20:28.880 what don't they get about this uh i think they just want to be in power and they just want to be

00:20:35.880 leaders it's a ego thing it's it's whatever we can do to keep them in power there's a movie

00:20:41.620 um it was a world war ii movie and this this nazi um uh tank commander he and this other guy were

00:20:49.000 there and they were and and the guy's son had gotten killed and they were trying to get to the

00:20:52.840 fuel and he said we get to the fuel he said well and the uh his underling said well we win the war

00:20:58.240 and he says no but we'll we will continue to fight and knowing that they'd lose eventually but it

00:21:03.480 didn't matter it got them through the fight and that's what this leadership it just seems in

00:21:07.980 washington leadership is all about you know everybody said let's get the majority so we can

00:21:12.160 do all these things well let's get the majority and cut our spending let's keep our word but no

00:21:16.920 let's let's let's uh increase our power and increase the country's debt in the meantime while nobody's

00:21:23.560 paying attention it's just what's the difference between us and them man oh you know they're going

00:21:28.160 to spend it on a bunch of woke garbage we're going to spend it on worthless missile defense systems

00:21:32.360 that we don't need it you know it's still debt and it just um it's it's it's just an ego thing with

00:21:40.180 them and um and i think we need to start we're going to have to start looking looking within here

00:21:46.180 we're going to make some tough decisions here in the next couple of weeks because if we don't we

00:21:50.800 will wreck this economy worse than it's ever been and it will be into the abyss and i'm afraid we won't

00:21:56.240 be able to pull ourselves out of it you believe that this uh what the mainstream media is calling

00:22:02.540 the civil war inside the republican party this this will be the crisis moment about this spending do

00:22:07.680 you believe that that it will uh that the reckoning will include a change in leadership in the house

00:22:12.820 i don't know i think it's going to light the fuse it's going to always be there you know matt has said

00:22:18.920 that he he'd bring it forth here pretty soon i don't know when that would be i was asked today if i

00:22:23.480 thought it was this week and i don't know it doesn't really matter i'm matt's a matt's a tactician

00:22:28.560 he gets the game and um and when he he figures out he he'll have the most uh you know and he believes

00:22:35.540 it he he believes we need to do it and it's it's pulling a lot more people in that that don't need

00:22:40.800 to be that wouldn't have been but this budget thing is just it's just beyond belief i do not

00:22:45.940 understand i just don't understand i don't understand why they're doing i do understand they want to stay

00:22:51.740 in power and i get that everybody wants to stay in power and um but at this point um you're going

00:22:58.300 to wreck the country and we need to do what's right we need to do what we said we were going to do

00:23:02.300 that gave us this very razor thin margin but in fact we are not going to do that we're going to go

00:23:08.320 the opposite direction and they're going to try to squeeze the us 15 or 16 that are against this

00:23:13.040 thing and and hurt us as much as possible instead of talking to us

00:23:16.860 when you you see the tough decisions that have to be made when you talk about appropriations budgets

00:23:24.920 you know the two trillion dollar gap we have zelinski's in town on thursday do you think that's

00:23:30.080 appropriate for him to come to town in the middle of this historic fight over balancing our own budget

00:23:36.340 to ask for more money sir no i wouldn't give him i wouldn't give him a penny uh you know that but

00:23:44.680 the point is he's going to hit us when we're i think again we're diverted and they're going to in

00:23:50.300 the left and and some of the moderates in our own party are going to use this we've got to we've got

00:23:55.060 to keep funding them we've got to we've got to turn the tide in this war and um and if you talk to

00:24:01.400 some of the people are over there the uh the checks and balance over there is way out of hand the money

00:24:06.080 is going all over the place you got the world bank is crooked you've got um it's going to other

00:24:11.800 continents even apparently i've talked to people i had coffee with a fellow who was in the supply chain

00:24:17.660 of that and was just telling me just how ridiculous it was of the amount of of armaments and money that

00:24:24.660 was going over you know we're paying for people's pensions for goodness sakes over there and this

00:24:30.200 guy's coming over here with his handout for more money um i i don't i just don't buy it i don't buy

00:24:35.780 it i think we need to say thanks but no thanks send him back home we've given plenty folks in

00:24:43.900 tennessee too what what what is their opinion on this topic of more money to ukraine sir

00:24:48.700 absolutely not i go if i mention that in the crowd and i say i'm not i'm not going to vote for any

00:24:55.940 any more money for them at all we've given already 114 billion unchecked dollars usually i get a

00:25:02.100 standing ovation it is it is through the roof people are that committed to this they understand

00:25:10.720 that no more money we got to take care of problems here uh before i leave you i only got a couple of

00:25:14.780 minutes i know you got to bounce but uh nasa came out and one of the reasons burchett follows this so

00:25:22.240 closely this thing about the ufo and the aliens is about is the government honest with the people

00:25:28.020 this is the back of the kennedy assassination this is the back this we are not getting diverted

00:25:32.160 chasing shiny toys this is about what the government knows and what they're prepared to tell the people

00:25:38.040 nasa just came out and said all your investigations everything you've been doing and some other people

00:25:42.660 have come forward it's all it's all nonsense they've proven that these are just uh different aerial

00:25:49.320 phenomenon have nothing to do with uh ufos uh your response to nasa sir well in the first paragraph

00:25:56.800 they allude though that they would like to study it more which means you and i sending more money to

00:26:02.560 them and again um you know since 1947 they've said this thing doesn't exist there's 56 pages of misery

00:26:08.980 and that's your tax dollars hard at work um you know it's like schumer's plan about everybody was

00:26:15.880 cheering his idea about getting all this information forming this department that would

00:26:20.100 that would okay whether any information got out or not well if it was a national defense issue well

00:26:26.240 guess what it's all a national defense issue we'll put another billion dollars to the war pimps at the

00:26:31.120 pentagon and guess what they will give out nothing this thing is a cover-up it's a it's a it's a toy in

00:26:37.640 the in the in the pentagon to to pull more and more in your dollars away it's a the pentagon has been

00:26:43.480 audited in the history of audits have never passed an audit at one time um buck told me represent buck

00:26:50.220 told me that they had 60 percent of their assets unaccounted for they lose billions of dollars every

00:26:55.720 year i mean give it a break they just keep wanting more and and the federal government just wants more

00:27:01.680 and more of your money it's all about the money it's about power it's about control it's about look

00:27:07.020 over here don't look over here what we're really doing and they just want more money from us mr bannon

00:27:11.700 and they and then they said we want to do collaborative you know that's the new word within the hipsters

00:27:16.240 let's collaborate you know let's collaborate i hear that in these leadership groups all the time

00:27:20.840 and you know they do some think tank and they come up with a new adjective every four or five years

00:27:25.920 um a few years back it was codependency you can't be codependent or whatever that is and now it's

00:27:32.020 collaborative they want to collaborate with other agencies so what they they want more money

00:27:36.220 that because these chuck wagons can't pick up a dadgum phone and call somebody else at the pentagon

00:27:42.720 that's what they want they want more money and we should say just give us the vials let me know i can

00:27:48.600 handle it amen congressman birchett how do people follow you on social media and where they go to

00:27:54.820 your website find out more about you and your fight yes sir at tim birchett is my twitter and that's

00:28:01.100 the one where i i take the gloves off i've got an official one but the cool one's that tim birchett

00:28:05.820 that always gets the bannon bump after i'm on here with you mr bannon so thank you brother

00:28:10.140 i look forward to you coming to tennessee i want to introduce you some good good hard-working patriots

00:28:15.520 we love tennessee too love the folks down there congressman thank you very much and thank you

00:28:21.640 for leading this fight for fiscal sanity in our country appreciate it thank you brother

00:28:27.000 back back in a moment we rejoice when there's no more let's take down the ccp

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00:30:03.440 ai is um actually in a lot of ways uh the description of heaven um in that um really nobody nobody would need

00:30:12.260 to work i wouldn't even call it universal basic income i'd say it's probably universal high income

00:30:16.500 i'm describing the best case scenario here um so i'm not saying this is definitely what'll occur

00:30:21.720 there's a range of scenarios from very negative to very positive the very positive scenario is

00:30:26.460 basically sounds like heaven you can have whatever you want um you don't need to work you have no

00:30:32.100 obligations uh any illness you have can be cured um you know and uh when do we die well that's a good

00:30:40.020 question uh i think it'll be a choice yeah i think it probably ends up being somewhat of a choice

00:30:46.840 also that everyone gets a great education right you know everyone has that story of that one teacher

00:30:51.840 that they had who paid attention to them and inspired them on a specific subject imagine if

00:30:55.760 you had that teacher for anything you wanted constantly and just how much better of people

00:30:59.640 would we be how much better would we relate to others like that is just one example of the kinds

00:31:04.660 of upsides that are possible and i think the question of well what does it mean to be a human

00:31:09.080 you know if you back to how do you predict what's going to come next um actually the the thinker who

00:31:14.320 i think had the best foresight about how the ai revolution was going to play out is actually ray

00:31:19.760 kurtzweil um you know he i agree yeah and his his book singularity is near gets like a lot um i think

00:31:26.340 that people uh you know kind of assume it's going to be this almost like just sort of religious text

00:31:30.760 but instead it's a very dry analytical text and he just looks at the compute curves and he says this

00:31:35.300 is the fundamental unlocker of intelligence everyone thought that was crazy and now it's

00:31:39.220 it's basically true it's basically common wisdom and part of what he says is look what's going to

00:31:43.160 happen is in 2030s first of all he says agi 2029 yeah i keep telling people it seems to be almost

00:31:48.740 exactly right it's it's spooky it's spooky um 2030s is when the merge happens uh so we've got neural link

00:31:54.700 coming uh and uh you know uh maybe maybe maybe other systems like that and what does it mean once

00:32:00.380 you actually are kind of merging with with an intelligence okay i want to thank a home title

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00:32:24.080 protect it joe allen the book dark aeon it's a must read a must get a must gift to people

00:32:31.760 right there's elon musk and the folks he's talking to they're basically and this is what they do behind

00:32:37.220 closed doors folks that's where we bring it to you they say hey the singularity is here and as we've

00:32:42.020 said on the war room it's coming in 2030 baby it's not 2050 or 2060 or 27 it's within the lived

00:32:49.020 experience of this audience and this audience that's in their 70s or 80s the lived experience

00:32:55.520 the singularity elon musk and this crowd they buy often as as it and that is the convergence of all

00:33:01.900 these technologies on what will be homo sapien 2.0 joe allen your thoughts and observations of this

00:33:08.840 quite scary conversation you just presented to us yes steve that occurred in california that was elon

00:33:15.900 musk benjamin netanyahu max tegmark of mit and greg brockman of open ai uh what they were talking

00:33:25.560 about when i say that transhumanism is a techno religion that's what i'm talking about elon musk

00:33:33.540 describing agi previously we'll get to that tomorrow previously as a digital god they're talking about a

00:33:41.760 world run by ai or world dominated by ai being basically heaven uh then greg brockman talking about

00:33:50.740 uh every person on earth being able to have an ai as their primary educator their primary source

00:33:57.580 of information and i thought really steve you know elon musk has oftentimes shied away from the idea of

00:34:04.880 the singularity when he was interviewed last year by business insider he described something very

00:34:10.220 different now with the recent advances in ai uh there you hear him assenting to ray kurzweil's

00:34:17.300 prediction of a singularity and uh of course uh brockman couldn't get away without talking about

00:34:24.080 neural link's critical role in merging human beings with machines so um maybe people don't care that the

00:34:33.520 wealthiest man on earth that one of the most uh powerful political leaders on earth a very

00:34:40.560 influential mit professor and um you know a chief at probably the most powerful ai company on earth

00:34:48.640 open ai talking about uh our future the future of all humanity in terms of an apocalyptic singularity

00:34:57.740 and human beings merging brains with brain chips i would say it's probably the most relevant topic

00:35:03.800 that we could possibly be discussing yeah we're we're going to have you on tomorrow to go into more

00:35:08.980 detail but you had those four different leaders and it was the matter of fact nature remember this is not

00:35:14.360 our future this is their future they're creating because i'm not so sure most of this audience is going

00:35:22.100 to make the cut to travel that you talk about the great replacement theory when people talk about

00:35:27.720 great replacement it's talking about ethnicities or races or or colors or religions that's not what

00:35:32.960 this is about at all this is the replacement of homo sapiens by something else there's a book about

00:35:38.800 communism i think it's called the gods that failed right it's about the gods that they put up as uh as

00:35:43.740 you know the the communist and different than god because they're all atheists and those gods failed

00:35:48.980 this is where they're trying to create gods they're trying to create this they're trying to create at least

00:35:54.860 the beginning of it that then builds itself that we have no control over and it's the arrogance and

00:36:00.280 smugness of that crowd and what i call elon musk these these people are the uh i call him a man child

00:36:07.020 that's what all if you look at all these people associated with it these geeks associated with it

00:36:11.800 they're all on the spectrum and they're all quite dangerous the way they don't have any discernment

00:36:18.080 they don't really have any judgment they're very dismissive of people and dismissive of humans

00:36:23.720 quite frankly and you see right there where they're casually so you say elon musk shifted i i disagree he

00:36:29.460 lied and misrepresented try to try to hide it right and now he's coming out full bloom and what neural link

00:36:36.280 because neural link is much farther down the road and that is going to be one of the leaders and one

00:36:41.080 part of this inch of this uh critical segment for for for the singularity which is the merger

00:36:46.300 of man and machine versus the silicon chip in the brain joe allen

00:36:52.240 the point you just made uh steve i think is probably the most important especially for people

00:36:59.560 in our audience that there are definitely two sides to this this dream there's the you know there's the

00:37:06.440 fantasy side where everyone gets to live forever by way of artificial intelligence maybe nanobots maybe

00:37:12.380 genetic engineering all of this sort of thing death becomes a choice it's very religious and

00:37:17.200 its orientation obviously what happens after you die is maybe the religious question uh and so for them

00:37:24.380 it's a world of agi gods and digital immortality on the other end of that is the rest of us the mass of

00:37:31.920 us uh the primary use of these technologies seems to be to keep us pacified to keep us under control

00:37:37.540 to keep us deluded and trapped in these digital reality bubbles and occasionally to uh wage war

00:37:45.400 against with one side against the other such as we saw during the pandemic and many other times

00:37:50.380 in recent history so yeah you know maybe the most disturbing element as they discuss this this new

00:37:56.600 future world and its promises and perils uh even in the most benevolent version all of us are left

00:38:03.820 useless we are then the useless class we have no nothing to contribute to the economy because in

00:38:11.680 their dream ai and robotics will do it for us if they are 100 correct that means that our lives just

00:38:19.240 simply slide into meaninglessness and we have zero negotiating power because we are useless eaters

00:38:26.000 if they're half correct and everyone is trained to basically become a machine symbiote and to expect

00:38:32.360 machines to take care of all of our problems then you have an entire generation or at least a decade's

00:38:37.860 worth of wasted time on these pipe dreams either way what they are saying for them is a dream uh from

00:38:44.680 my perspective and i think many if not most in the audience it is a pure nightmare yeah okay let's take

00:38:52.640 your number two pencil that out and write this down the deplorables are not going to be the deplorables

00:38:58.100 are not going to make the cutlet you're not going to make the travel squad okay deplorables when those

00:39:03.600 guys in silicon valley and your bettors and the elon mussels that when they're sitting around thinking great

00:39:09.060 thoughts you're not making the traveling squad i just want you to deal with that that's one of the

00:39:15.260 reasons we got to address this now we have to take this on now because if we don't it's going to have

00:39:21.180 ramifications that have not been seen in human history dark ann's the book joe allen's our editor

00:39:27.440 all things transhumanism joe give us your social media we'll be back on here tomorrow morning to go

00:39:32.120 through this in more detail quite shocking we'll have a lot more polls in that conversation with

00:39:37.040 netanyahu elon musk and of course the rest of the cast of characters there uh what's your social media

00:39:43.560 where do people get you in the book uh you can find links to the book at the top of

00:39:48.220 joebot.xyz also uh at joe b-o-t x-y-z twitter and getter uh find it anywhere books are sold amazon

00:39:56.840 barnes and nobles or skyhorse publishing and uh also just to note that pretty much the entire

00:40:02.840 conversation and uh half of the characters on that stage are central uh focuses in the book so if you

00:40:10.900 want to understand how we get to this point uh might be a good place to start

00:40:14.780 joe allen we'll see you back here tomorrow morning our editors for all things transhumanism

00:40:20.520 thanks brother appreciate it thank you very much steve i got a terrific film from a great guy let's go

00:40:27.340 ahead and play the trailer for this and i want to bring him on board one of the one of the best guys

00:40:31.200 in the trump administration

00:40:32.180 it can be said that for everything we wish to learn or want to become there is a road to follow

00:40:43.660 from the beginning the road to believing in only one true god the maker of heaven and earth has

00:40:53.200 carved its roots through the ancient land of israel

00:40:55.320 it is a road that abraham the father of nations walked as the first believer in monotheism

00:41:03.580 it was along this road that god made his covenant with abraham promising that his descendants would

00:41:11.980 be as numerous as the stars in the sky

00:41:14.740 it is a road walk by jesus the central figure of christianity

00:41:22.400 this road is deeply symbolic in the story of god shared by jews and christians

00:41:30.880 and it is a literal highway that bisects modern israel

00:41:35.600 where it is now known simply as route 60

00:41:39.140 route 60 follows the ancient path from nazareth to beersheba

00:41:49.420 it connects many holy sites and biblical events

00:41:53.760 in what could be called the original bible belt

00:41:56.620 it has mile markers human and divine to memorialize the acts of celebration suffering and salvation

00:42:06.000 that are woven into israel's history

00:42:08.480 i'm david friedman and i invite you to join me and my co-host and fellow traveler mike pompeo

00:42:16.860 as we explore the ancient mysteries of route 60

00:42:21.360 the biblical highway

00:42:24.060 ambassador we got about a minute on this side i'm gonna hold you through the break

00:42:31.940 to join us afterwards you were critical in moving the embassy to jerusalem and the abraham accords

00:42:37.860 one of the most productive uh and tough members of the trump administration ambassador david friedman

00:42:43.180 real quickly give us 30 seconds why why were you inspired to i didn't wouldn't think of you as a

00:42:48.920 filmmaker why were you inspired to go make this film well because i've never done it before so that was the

00:42:54.360 main inspiration uh it's always good at 65 years old to try something new but the uh the main thing is

00:43:00.580 that like in four years in government i i came to realize that uh the entire diplomatic architecture of

00:43:07.320 the united states as it came to israel was based on trying to ignore the the biblical sanctity of the

00:43:12.860 the most diplomatically sensitive part of the country and i wanted to bring this issue to life

00:43:18.220 you know the bible sells about 2400 copies an hour it means a lot still to a lot of people

00:43:23.540 and the values there are the values that make us a great nation and um they come from israel

00:43:29.260 they come from this very sacred land that is not understood by by the public and i i wanted to take this

00:43:36.380 area which people think it's just a real estate dispute to show what it really is amen hang on

00:43:43.240 one second we'll take a short break the original bible belt route 60 in israel ambassador david friedman

00:43:50.140 on the other side we will fight till they're all gone we rejoice when there's no more let's take down

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00:45:33.740 okay we do a lot of capital markets on this show it's one of the reasons the working class audience

00:45:39.440 loves it so much one of the many reasons uh three days that changed the direction of the united states

00:45:44.360 13 to 15 august of 1971 president nixon at camp david and it was not to make peace it was basically get

00:45:51.800 us off the breton woods accord by stopping the convertibility of gold my two-year study with birch

00:45:58.340 gold on the end of the dollar empire we've talked about everything in advance years in advance

00:46:02.040 de-dollarization the bricks movement all of it central bank digital currency go get the fourth

00:46:08.440 chapter the assassination of our prosperity august 13 august 15 august 1971 read it it's it's incredibly

00:46:17.260 relevant to this debate we're having this week on the two trillion dollar deficit that's in perpetuity

00:46:22.440 what this fight is all about and the cr is going to be beaten um and i've got a lot to say about that

00:46:28.640 in the next hours we're going to talk about ukraine zelinski uh a lot of things get into the finances

00:46:34.680 and the economics of it all ambassador david friedman look the original bible belt route 60 and nothing

00:46:40.400 could be more relevant than to make sure that people understand the real reality of the nation

00:46:46.140 of israel and what is there is that what inspired you to make this movie and talk to us about the

00:46:50.760 original bible belt route 60 yeah i mean it is and and i'll tell you why the the diplomatic world that i

00:46:58.640 you know entered and left uh over the four years that i was in the trump administration that world

00:47:03.800 speaks of a place called the west bank now the west bank is the most diplomatically sensitive part

00:47:09.880 of the middle east and people talk about it in terms of security they talk about it in terms of

00:47:15.100 terrorism they talk about it in terms of the demographics they talk about in terms of the

00:47:20.000 palestinians and the israelis but they bury the lead they never talk about what this land really is

00:47:26.300 which is the most sanctified or the most majestic um the holiest part uh of the entire world it's where

00:47:34.220 the entire bible took place it's where abraham isaac jacob where they had their journeys and god

00:47:40.920 you know gave them their their their promises and their covenants it's where king david ruled it's

00:47:45.640 where king solomon ruled it's where the prophets preached it's where jesus walked it's literally where

00:47:49.900 all of our judeo-christian values come from where the wisdom comes from and no one's talking about

00:47:57.100 the west bank except as some place that is you know a real estate dispute and and it's and it's

00:48:02.820 nothing uh like a real estate dispute we call it judean samaria the israelis call it judean samaria

00:48:09.080 theologically it's referred to as judean samaria we're called jews because we come from the kingdom

00:48:14.760 of judah i mean this is central to who we are and it's central to the christians are and what's you

00:48:20.380 know what's great about it when you see it when you see all these stories and mike pompeo and i we go

00:48:25.700 from place to place and we recount the bible stories that are attributed to these places and we speak

00:48:32.100 about what it means to us and the you know the morality that comes from these places what it does

00:48:36.400 is it takes all the bible stories that we know about it and it takes them from the world of legend you

00:48:42.700 know from the world of myth and it brings them into the world of truth because we actually see the

00:48:47.980 places where these events took place we see the archaeological evidence of these events taking

00:48:53.480 place we bring the bible to life and we bring it to a point of truth as opposed to a a myth and um

00:49:01.000 you know i fear that you know we as a nation have grown so untethered from the wisdom and the teachings

00:49:07.660 and the values that come from the bible that the the best way to reconnect uh is to see it i mean

00:49:14.660 the best way to reconnect is to be there but it's hard to be there it's hard to be there because it's

00:49:18.460 far away it's hard to be there because a lot of these areas aren't safe not everybody gets to go to

00:49:23.100 these places with a security detail in an armored vehicle as as mike and i did but um seeing i think is

00:49:30.880 extraordinarily powerful to a viewer who who studies the bible and and who sees the value and the power

00:49:37.320 of biblical prophecy and so i'm so happy to bring this to a wider audience it's just uh it's the

00:49:43.660 missing piece i think of the entire you know israeli-palestinian conflict you know people talk

00:49:48.400 about uh you know things like uh like you know terrorism and security and all that stuff but you know

00:49:53.860 what rather than talk about the fight we should talk about why people are fighting is there something

00:49:59.240 worth fighting for here and the answer is yes it's very much worth fighting for

00:50:03.480 ambassador the amazing you're starting this in theaters tonight and tomorrow night we're going

00:50:09.720 to put up the link it's in 1500 theaters nationwide so you can actually go to a theater

00:50:14.200 and experience this as it was shot as as a big motion picture um talk to us how is it going to be in

00:50:21.280 theaters just for the initially for the two days so we're doing a two-day run in theaters you go to

00:50:26.340 route 60 dot movie r-o-u-t-e the number 60 dot movie and you can type in your zip code and it will

00:50:34.100 direct you to the theater closest to you you can buy tickets and select seats and go enjoy the movie

00:50:40.100 i think it's great for families i think it's great for people who want to understand the the text of

00:50:45.400 the bible and connect it to the places where the biblical events took place and um you know i hope

00:50:51.720 people you know learn something about this and care if they come away from this caring about this holy

00:50:57.240 territory and and and understand can't just give it away can't just deprive people of access to it

00:51:03.500 can't just negate you know the 3500 year old history uh of judaism and christianity that has

00:51:11.120 had so much influence and so much power over over what we are today

00:51:14.680 ambassador uh thank you for making this we're going to put it up we'll also address it tomorrow

00:51:21.640 to make sure that we get as many of the war room posse as possible to the theaters uh once again

00:51:26.980 what site do they go to and what's your personal social media so people can follow you given all

00:51:30.980 the great work you did uh in the in the first trump administration thank you so it's again route 60

00:51:38.180 dot movie r-o-u-t-e the number six zero dot movie and um you're everyone is welcome to follow me at

00:51:47.020 david uh m underscore friedman uh on twitter um uh i i appreciate people uh staying in touch uh i miss

00:51:58.880 i miss all the great people i used to work with and i i miss their their passion for making the

00:52:03.480 world a better place well ambassador you should know that in the second trump term i guarantee you'll

00:52:09.960 be on the short list to be secretary of state so you're a person someone should follow on twitter

00:52:14.580 thank you very much for making the film and thank you for taking time to come here thank you steve

00:52:18.640 god bless you appreciate it thank you brother okay i want everybody to load in on this film

00:52:23.420 ambassador friedman just laid it out there it's a it's a it's a just like the united states is not

00:52:28.380 an idea the united states is a nation with borders israel is just not an idea it's actual a physical

00:52:34.600 place a physical place and this this film will show you the beauty of it and also how it relates

00:52:41.320 to the bible that you read every day the old testament and the new testament okay we're gonna

00:52:46.000 take a short commercial break make sure you go to birchgold.com download the fourth episode is here

00:52:51.840 the fourth fourth installment it's free i've been working on this a long time the three days in august

00:52:56.940 of 1971 that changed to the direction of american economic history you have to understand it to be part

00:53:02.940 of this debate remember you're the driver of the action next we're going to go to rome

00:53:09.260 and we're going to talk about zielinski zielinski's here on thursday he's looking for billions more

00:53:15.060 24 billion dollars at the start we want to know what you think short break back in the war room

00:53:21.420 with ben harnwell next

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Bannon's War Room - September 18, 2023

Episode 3037： Unrestricted Spending Crippling Future Generations

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