Bannon's War Room - Episode 3049： The Unconstitutional Gag Order Of Jack Smith; Return Of The Vax

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

00:00:10.640 these people here's not got a free shot all these networks lying about the people the people have

00:00:17.240 had a belly full of it i know you don't like hearing that i know you try to do everything

00:00:21.000 in the world to stop that but you're not going to stop it it's going to happen and where do

00:00:24.380 people like that go to share the big line mega media i wish in my soul i wish that any of these

00:00:32.080 people had a conscience ask yourself what is my task and what is my purpose if that answer is to

00:00:39.660 save my country this country will be saved war room here's your host stephen k bann

00:00:47.540 welcome to the war room it's natalie winters hosting filling in for stephen k bannon from a

00:00:58.600 little bit of a different location than we're usually used to don't worry the war room is doing

00:01:03.340 well just getting i think a little bit of renovations that should be exciting but in the

00:01:07.200 meantime i'm coming at you live from rav's dc studio buried lead there being that i'm coming at you live

00:01:14.840 from dc and on today friday it really is a monumental and historic day that you war room posse i think

00:01:22.540 need to give yourself a little bit of a round of applause because in an alternate universe where

00:01:27.240 kevin mccarthy and the uniparty got their way yesterday they would have voted on the cr passed it

00:01:33.260 we would have plunged this country into further fiscal oblivion probably surpassed the 33 trillion dollar

00:01:40.400 mark not too long after all the while they're telling us that eight percent cuts are so great

00:01:45.860 like i said and i'll say it again even joe biden wanted a ten percent cut for the big guy so eight

00:01:50.720 percent is certainly not enough for the war room posse but shout out to you guys all the calls that

00:01:55.300 you've made i hear behind the scenes i talked to the members really helped move the needle and make

00:02:00.000 sure that this cr did not pass and like you guys saw breaking yesterday likely they're going to be

00:02:05.600 looking towards these things single subject spending bills like matt gates and his fellow

00:02:11.380 maga patriots have been demanding since january so that is some very good news and speaking of good 1.00

00:02:19.900 news we're going to bring in someone who well i guess he's more of a bearer of bad news usually but

00:02:25.960 that's only because i invite him on to talk about usually hunter biden corruption and how congress isn't

00:02:30.580 doing anything um but today we got mike davis now mike there's a lot that i want to get to you uh to

00:02:36.400 cover with with you um but before we jump into the breaking news about menendez because apparently now

00:02:41.760 the doj like cares about corruption and bearer violations um i'd love to talk about your wonderful

00:02:47.440 new piece for town hall jack smith's gag order request is unconstitutional and un-american if you can

00:02:55.140 walk us through the piece and just the latest on the law fair against donald j trump

00:02:59.020 so uh president biden has uh and and democrats have impeached president trump twice and they've

00:03:09.060 indicted him four times they brought bogus civil lawsuits like the civil fraud suit by new york

00:03:15.000 attorney general tish james for the non-fraud of a business ban paying back sophisticated wall street

00:03:22.140 banks in full with interest and i think that they're starting to see in the polling that this law fair

00:03:28.080 this election interference against president trump is backfiring he's like tupac every time they indict

00:03:35.200 him they make him a legend and more popular and he's gone up by almost two points in the national

00:03:42.780 polls since this law fair started and jack smith who is bringing these bogus unprecedented indictments

00:03:50.320 against president trump for the non-crime of a former president having his presidential records

00:03:54.760 which is allowed by the presidential records act and for the non-crime of a presidential candidate

00:04:00.640 objecting to a presidential election which is allowed by the electoral count act of 1887

00:04:06.320 twisting arms politically is allowed by the first amendment if this were a crime we'd have democrat

00:04:12.300 presidential candidates in jail for objecting in 1968 2004 and 2016 but jack smith is saying that

00:04:19.820 this is backfiring and while jack smith is illegally leaking grand jury material and illegally leaking

00:04:27.960 out of this investigation illegally uh trying to taint public opinion had a speaking indictment does

00:04:35.940 these does this inappropriate bizarre press conference he's trying to gag president trump and i would say

00:04:43.700 this it is the it is the criminal defendants not the government that has the sixth amendment right

00:04:50.780 to a fair public and speedy trial it is the american citizens including criminal defendants not the

00:04:58.920 government who have a first amendment right to speak out against the government and no one has more

00:05:05.720 of a first amendment right no one has more of a need for that first amendment right than a criminal

00:05:11.100 defendant speaking out against the judge and the prosecutor and the process in a criminal indictment

00:05:17.760 that that criminal defendant sees as political persecution that's exactly what's happening here

00:05:24.080 there is clear case law on point the dc local rules make it very clear that the gag orders protect

00:05:32.040 the defendants and not the government and jack smith is going to this dc obama judge tanya shutkin who's

00:05:40.260 this partisan activist judge who's been extraordinarily harsh harsh on january 6th defendants while

00:05:46.800 she you know she turns the she turns the other way for for these blm and antifa writers who are a hell

00:05:53.180 of a lot more uh damaging and dangerous and deadly than the january 6th uh prisoners and this tanya shutkin

00:06:01.000 i almost hope that she grants this gag order on president trump because it will just show you

00:06:05.720 how partisan she is and it will screech to a halt these criminal proceedings while this unconstitutional 1.00

00:06:12.920 gag order gets resolved on appeal now mike you know in the war room we are always proud to give you the

00:06:20.880 signal and not the noise and on the menendez indictment um i think this is one of those stories

00:06:26.720 that you got to unpack you got to really focus on the timing why now i don't think it's really a

00:06:32.600 a secret to anyone that he's been engaged in in some derivation some iteration of corruption i know

00:06:38.240 i used to spend a lot of time on the morton's patio with my old boss raheem and he would always

00:06:42.260 be there taking meetings with people who uh i guess donald trump would probably say they're not sending

00:06:47.760 their best there's always sort of a a murky vibe to to his uh counterparts at the table at morton's but

00:06:54.980 uh all jokes aside the indictment of him for corruption bribery i'm not talking about hunter

00:07:01.920 biden um comes at an interesting time just on the heels of him criticizing of course joe biden's

00:07:07.640 policy when it comes to iran um but can you walk us through sort of the other maybe wins that you

00:07:14.660 could see the biden regime having by going ahead with this indictment of like i said someone who i think

00:07:20.160 it's pretty well known that they've been corrupt for decades yeah i think it's amazing that the

00:07:25.260 biden justice department all all of a sudden cares about foreign bribery and corruption unregistered

00:07:32.180 foreign agents wire fraud tax evasion tax fraud it's amazing that they finally care about this

00:07:38.340 uh maybe they can use this this uh this precedent uh going after bob menendez to go after president

00:07:45.940 trump who uh has the same issues that get ignored i think uh jack passo came up with a a very smart

00:07:53.120 tweet earlier today like you said natalie it's just amazing the timing of this uh the senate foreign

00:07:59.220 relations chairman bob menendez starts raising concerns about this uh this this iran deal for

00:08:06.400 six billion dollars or whatever the hell it was this this continuation of obama's uh capitulation

00:08:12.560 worship by viran menendez raises issues about this and all of a sudden they go after him i mean how 0.99

00:08:19.480 long has the biden justice department how long has the fbi known that bob menendez was a scumbag and 0.90

00:08:25.840 all of a sudden today they want to do this uh and i guess the benefits to president biden is that there 0.93

00:08:32.060 are many they get to remove this chairman of the senate foreign relations committee uh who is not a

00:08:39.120 biden puppet right so they're going to get rid of him and maybe put in a democrat senate democrat as

00:08:44.520 the chairman who is more of a puppet to biden they could easily replace bob menendez and new jersey

00:08:51.480 with a more more compliant democrat senator maybe they can get a black woman right so they can hit their 1.00

00:08:57.440 their diversity goals and then the the biden justice department can pretend that they're being

00:09:03.260 non-partisan here that sure we go after corruption on both sides and we go after both sides of the

00:09:08.860 political aisle which is just complete nonsense yeah we go after corruption because we indict hunter

00:09:16.220 biden for gun charges the only charge that doesn't implicate his father joe biden who we know we don't

00:09:21.660 care about bribery corruption you name it now mike before we let you go i have one question for you

00:09:27.480 because we've sort of started to see the talking points emerge again from some of the more establishment

00:09:32.240 republicans in the house saying that we can't have a shutdown because it's going to get

00:09:36.360 in the way of impeaching joe biden to which i would ask well then why did you guys go

00:09:41.340 on break go on recess for over a month and take a long weekend this week if it's so imperative that

00:09:47.280 we impeach joe biden and we can't shut down the government but you've obviously been following this

00:09:51.860 you've been following these committees these investigations quite closely on the cr front on

00:09:56.380 the funding the government what's your take on the sort of talking point that we can't shut down the

00:10:02.160 government we need to capitulate on the cr or we can't see an impeachment of joe biden

00:10:06.540 so the same moderates who don't want to impeach joe biden or even open an impeachment inquiry are now

00:10:12.660 using impeachment as an excuse to continue a spending spree by the uniparty in dc it's nonsense

00:10:18.580 i would say this remember natalie it's the high holy month of august recess it's now six weeks

00:10:25.380 apparently so uh it's that's that's a holy time and of course uh politicians can't work in dc during

00:10:31.980 that high holy month that that high holy six weeks of august recess but it's not like this is a surprise

00:10:37.720 they knew that uh september 30th was coming and they knew that the appropriations bills needed to

00:10:43.720 be done by september 30th and i would say this to house republicans hold the line i did a fox news

00:10:49.780 opinion piece on this pass the appropriations bills that you want to pass at pre-covid levels

00:10:56.060 with the policy writers that have the support of 60 or 65 percent of the american people and of senate

00:11:02.320 democrats and president biden want to shut down the government because they want transgender 0.91

00:11:07.520 surgeries in the military and they want weaponized justice systems to go after their political enemies

00:11:13.620 they can throw elderly christians in prison for protesting outside of abortion clinics while they 0.99

00:11:19.300 have blm and antifa and their abortion industry activists raising hell across america you know

00:11:24.220 what who cares if we shut down the biden administration for a few weeks until we bring them back to the

00:11:30.560 negotiating table and make the federal government go on a crash diet here the american people

00:11:36.500 have had enough of this out of control spending where it's causing uh the interest rates to go up

00:11:43.260 so high that people can't afford to buy homes they can't afford to buy cars uh they can't

00:11:49.160 afford their student loans uh the the inflation is out of control where gas prices are up by like

00:11:55.180 65 percent uh grocery store prices are up you know what to hell with dc to hell with the biden

00:12:01.200 administration to hell with uh the executive branch make them go on a crash diet or they can 0.99

00:12:07.020 or they can uh be they can be defunded and shut down for a couple weeks mike davis thank you so much

00:12:14.320 for joining us if people want to follow you and stay up to date with everything you're working on

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00:12:30.080 truth and my personal is mrd dmia my initials in des moines iowa thank you natalie

00:12:36.400 thank you mike for joining us you know it's quite interesting you know we ask on this show sort of

00:12:43.960 the i think eternal question of the biden regime is the destruction of america are the policies that

00:12:50.100 they're putting out is it intentional or is it due can we chalk it up to incompetence and i think the

00:12:56.360 theory of the case on this show is of course the former we know it's the intentional destruction

00:13:01.660 or reformulation or reset of america however you want to spin it but i think the fundamental

00:13:06.960 question here when you really get into it and frankly the fact that we're even asking this

00:13:11.900 question i would argue proves that the uniparty does indeed exist is that is it intentional or is

00:13:18.680 it incompetence that's plaguing republican leadership preventing them from putting single subject spending

00:13:25.780 bills on the floor taking recesses for weeks six weeks over a month while simultaneously telling us

00:13:35.480 that we can't shut down the government we need to continue business as usual use omnibus bills continue

00:13:40.840 with crs use continuing resolutions to fund the government with really no respect no care no due

00:13:46.980 diligence for where that money is going to and they just want to continue funding the government

00:13:53.380 meanwhile taking breaks while simultaneously telling us that we can't have a shutdown of the

00:13:59.420 government because then we can't impeach joe biden if impeaching joe biden was so important to these

00:14:05.100 people they wouldn't have gone on their trips all across the country their congressional delegations oh

00:14:09.760 because it's really important to meet with ireland and meet with all these countries no it's all a

00:14:15.500 talking point it's all spin and you can see that that's now sort of re-emerging in the news cycle

00:14:19.460 like i said these rhino types these establishment types are saying that we can't have a shutdown

00:14:25.280 because matt gates had a victory like you guys know when it comes to these single subject spending bills

00:14:30.600 saying that we can't have that because then we can't impeach joe biden absolutely crazy stick with

00:14:37.160 us through the break we got dave bratt we got garrett ventry and later tonight laura logan's second

00:14:44.040 episode of her january 6 documentary is going to be streaming on getter and rumble at 8 p.m eastern

00:14:50.500 but until then you've got to stick in the war room steve will be back for the 6 p.m hour and i will be

00:14:55.760 right back after this break the former kgb colonel vladimir putin who by the way is no friend of the

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00:16:37.400 welcome back to the war room it's still natalie winters i believe we got dave baratt with us we're

00:16:49.080 going to get into all things economics i'm sure a little bit of slamming the murdochs that's my only 1.00

00:16:54.200 assignment that steve gives me whenever i'm hosting the show but dave before we get into what the wall

00:16:59.120 street journal is saying and interesting numbers coming about about out about manufacturing and

00:17:03.580 american workers and productivity you know i think you know a little bit about taking down house

00:17:09.280 republican leadership as you should um i'd love to get your thoughts on kevin mccarthy's decision to

00:17:15.760 effectively surrender and send home uh his caucus this uh or conference rather uh for a very long

00:17:22.560 weekend amidst negotiations over the cr a potential single subject spending bills appropriations all

00:17:28.540 this madness from your experience being in congress is this what you've just come to expect or is this

00:17:35.220 frankly a new low well you're going to be surprised at my answer uh from mccarthy it's exactly what you'd

00:17:45.020 expect right paul ryan all the prior leadership that we've been doing this same game with spending for

00:17:50.260 30 years and that's why we're 50 trillion in debt now in 10 years and at a five percent interest rate

00:17:57.100 that's two and a half trillion dollars in interest payments alone in 10 years that's half the budget

00:18:03.160 back when i was in congress so yeah they're used to just having a total power play everybody caving

00:18:08.960 but my real answer is and and this is truthful i'm very shocked at the freedom caucus uh for their

00:18:15.720 failure to stand up together they had about a hundred people uh back on the last votes right

00:18:22.640 when the debt ceiling increase was uh was being debated everyone said hey we're all going to get

00:18:27.980 together they voted as a conference on a four trillion dollar cut and uh and they said just wait

00:18:33.440 till we get to the uh to the process right and we're gonna you know do our 12 budgets and get through

00:18:38.940 it the right way and now after mccarthy promised all the procedural rules and and and that of course

00:18:46.000 right working through regular order for the budget where everybody gets to see how the sausage is made

00:18:49.960 now leadership comes through and says whoops we're not going to tell the truth again and there's only 10

00:18:56.740 people standing up after a promise made in public by the speaker and after the republican conference voted

00:19:04.400 as a majority to go forward with four trillion in cuts and then they go up to the white house and

00:19:09.880 mccarthy says no cuts and now we're going to do the real thing and there's nothing so russ vote i had

00:19:16.220 it right today uh it should be exciting this coming week uh pelosi had an agenda right and she would

00:19:22.520 bang heads and get her people on the page uh our leadership doesn't they let everyone run individual 1.00

00:19:28.280 elections in our conference right 220 people have individual elections the most liberal members

00:19:33.100 of the conservative party get 20 million dollars the most conservative members who follow the

00:19:39.220 republican creed etc uh get zero like me uh if if you follow and keep your word you get zero and so

00:19:48.600 that that's roughly what's going on and uh i i just pray the american people kick in here and follow

00:19:55.260 your congressman your senator uh and you know just say just say you want to be fair uh the weaponization

00:20:01.720 piece is going to be the key moving forward what right watching our members who how they vote on the

00:20:06.780 amendments related to doj fbi cia where there's just open and shut cases right and so i i'm dying to see

00:20:15.460 the votes on on that and you're an expert on that and so i'm i'm dying to hear your uh witty repartee and

00:20:22.100 comebacks well thank you for saying i have witty repartee i've not paid you to say that

00:20:28.960 um but i i would love to get your take too like i said you know you have the inside baseball you

00:20:35.660 know what it's like to be in congress but there are a lot of people who i think it's fair to call

00:20:41.000 them you know they certainly haven't been winter soldiers on the cr they've sort of been turncoats

00:20:46.420 a lot of names people who've come on this show right that you would expect to be on our side of

00:20:52.500 the football exactly no it is shocking and you know i think we saw previously with the debt ceiling

00:20:59.160 and you know i live in dc i obviously am a reporter i speak to a lot of these people i know what's going

00:21:03.320 on to some extent behind the scenes but it seems like the way that they get you know these members

00:21:08.560 to flip their votes or to you know sort of support policies that aren't really in line with the base

00:21:15.460 with the people who work to get them elected is through you know promising them certain things or oh

00:21:20.360 we'll bring allow you to bring this one bill to the floor oh you know we won't pledge these resources

00:21:24.720 against you we'll vacuum the primary you know what do you think and again this is of course speculation

00:21:29.160 but just really like i said from the insider perspective kind of help the audience understand

00:21:34.960 because it even blows my mind too how some of these people who you know we consider them part of

00:21:39.600 the war room posse you know they're usually on our side um they're sort of reneging on their

00:21:45.240 america first agenda and their america first promises and you know why is that yeah well the

00:21:50.660 full weight of the world does come down on you right cnn the washington post the atlantic the articles

00:21:57.080 they start a spin cycle they come after you personally there's huge pressure uh but the major

00:22:03.140 argument is that the the leadership will come at you with some rational arguments right they will say

00:22:09.100 hey the polling right now is tight we could lose the house and if you guys mess this up uh then we

00:22:16.440 could lose the house and then even if we win the presidency we got nothing uh because we don't have

00:22:21.420 legislation so they'll come at you with this without saying uh the proper thing is the pelosi approach

00:22:27.400 and all of our members should say uh kevin mr speaker if you come forward and explain to the people

00:22:33.460 what seven trillion dollars right having a covid budget where we handed out checks to everybody

00:22:39.280 right we were throwing out checks to every business every person so we got a covid budget now going

00:22:43.860 forward for the next 10 years without covid right it's an absolute disaster it's laughable and that's

00:22:50.660 why the wall street journal uh today today i had a piece putting down these hard right people the hard

00:22:57.380 right people who are against two trillion dollar deficits that's hard right and that's why

00:23:03.160 your comments are right these our folks should not cave we have to get and we need we need not just

00:23:10.940 the freedom caucus 40 there should be another 60 uh from conservative districts so we have 100

00:23:16.360 and then once you build that momentum then you get a majority in the conference and then the whole

00:23:21.900 thing flips and then you have a conservative governing party which can save the country uh but you know

00:23:28.420 the big three issues right it's it's where you add on china where you add on 50 train and

00:23:32.920 debt and where you add on the border and you don't and weaponization right the administrative state and

00:23:38.360 energy policy i could go on uh but leadership has not mentioned any of those in its messaging in the

00:23:44.120 last week or two and that tells you all you need to know this is not going to be a substantive debate

00:23:48.760 in the wall street journal obviously it with their messaging they just want a seven trillion dollar

00:23:55.160 budget ongoing right they want tax cuts for the rich i guess uh they want a big defense budget for

00:24:00.920 their pals up there uh but until they explain otherwise read their article today they had

00:24:05.880 another one called u.s labor's real problem u.s labor right the american worker meaning u.s labor you

00:24:11.680 you people uh your problem is productivity and they kind of blame productivity on the back of the working

00:24:17.400 class uh which again is and they parse it so carefully but they're blaming it on the worker uh not a 50

00:24:24.340 year downtrend in u.s productivity and terrible government policy and so uh we're we're we're

00:24:31.380 dealing those members are dealing with a lot of pressure on them but hey you got elected to represent

00:24:36.420 the american people and that that member of parliament from germany boy did she come out strong and simple

00:24:43.700 the simplest honesty your job is to represent the people there's no such thing as partial freedom

00:24:50.100 there's no such thing as partial uh democracy there's no such thing as partial rights to liberty

00:24:56.520 uh you either have it or you don't and boy she stood up and gave the world a shout out in front of the 1.00

00:25:02.840 united nations and man who i i'm gonna find out who she is because she gets a plus

00:25:07.180 yeah note note to self nothing about what the republicans are doing on the hill uh could be

00:25:15.480 described as pro worker i mean hr2 the bill that they love to talk about as being you know the

00:25:20.220 greatest thing ever to happen to southern border they wanted to ram it through without e-verify if

00:25:25.140 there's any legal provision that is specifically designed to protect the american worker it shows

00:25:29.860 you how entrenched they are with the corporate interest now we can finish this block out talking

00:25:33.780 about the cr and then we can get into some of the other interesting data economics charts as you're

00:25:38.200 well known for um after the break but uh it's interesting i i was kind of crunching the numbers

00:25:44.440 and since 1995 the house has failed to pass rules right so that's to advance the bill to the floor for

00:25:52.640 an actual vote eight times just eight times in history it happened six times to speaker newt

00:25:59.000 gingrich in a period of four years two times to haster in a period of eight years and with mccarthy

00:26:05.680 it's happened already three times two in just one week in just eight months right yeah what

00:26:14.180 explain the significance of that how much of a humbling loss and frankly a victory for the

00:26:20.160 war room posse that that is for someone like kevin mccarthy yeah yeah well after i beat a very

00:26:29.220 significant figure the person who was going to be the speaker i was told and asked by leadership right

00:26:35.660 are you going to play team ball and i said well my my team's america and my principles i ran on are

00:26:41.700 just very clear i'm going to do what's in the best interest of americans uh every day and that's the

00:26:45.640 way i voted uh but they they say well that's not good enough we need to know a few specifics on your

00:26:50.960 committees will you always vote for the budget will you always vote for the rule uh etc and a couple

00:26:57.960 other things but that that rule vote and voting for the budget were the two biggies that leadership

00:27:03.560 would say you've got to vote for the rule because if you don't have you know 100 vote for the rule to

00:27:09.600 get legislation moving in the first place it embarrasses leadership and they got all sorts

00:27:14.820 of complexities in there too right if if you tell them hey i'm gonna pose this thing uh up front it's

00:27:20.900 better for you but if you ever surprise leadership uh you'll be out on the street you know uh begging

00:27:25.820 for food or something in short order and so that is the real deal right that i didn't get any money

00:27:31.720 from the party they put me on the no money committees and it got so bad they kicked me out of a

00:27:36.740 members dining room for a few weeks right that's the only thing i had left it's the only privilege

00:27:41.060 i had left and it really is that way and so i just tried to get out on the press and tell the american

00:27:47.400 people the truth that way uh but it's very hard and then your own party right the party apparatus uh

00:27:53.220 along with the dems come after you for upholding uh the major uh the major bullet points of the

00:28:01.380 republican creed and everything we believe in dave brought hang with us we gotta jump to break but i

00:28:08.140 want to get to really i call them insulting staggering numbers and analysis from of course

00:28:14.220 the murdoch-owned globalist wall street journal when it comes to american workers we'll get to that

00:28:19.360 after the break we've got garrett ventre calling in to talk all things trump polling you guessed it

00:28:24.580 he's surging still surging keep indicting him keep impeaching him not gonna work he's still gonna win

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00:30:03.580 welcome back to the war room we still got dave brat riding shotgun getting ready to talk all things

00:30:14.880 economy but in the meantime or maybe after the show i guess after the 6 p.m you guys got to go to

00:30:20.320 birchgold.com slash bannon to get the latest installment of the end of the dollar empire with

00:30:27.960 all of the craziness that's coming out of washington dc frankly i think it's very clear

00:30:32.060 not just that they don't care about you and they're not going to protect you but that they

00:30:35.840 don't want you to be informed in the very fact that you know so much whether it's about the cr

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00:30:45.320 very ticked off by that and frankly that's why as we were talking about in the last break why

00:30:49.840 mccarthy has seen i would argue so many of his rules shot down really at an unprecedented

00:30:55.220 a historical level because you are holding your representatives accountable so make sure you keep

00:31:00.980 calling them but like i said make sure you go to birchgold.com slash bannon to get the latest

00:31:05.260 installment of the end of the dollar empire and speaking of the end of the dollar empire how's that

00:31:12.000 for segue dave rat i know you have some charts i know the audience loves the charts uh you got to sign

00:31:17.940 up for the newsletter too if you want to see the charts not just on the show um but walk us through

00:31:23.320 the new numbers that have to do with manufacturing yeah well and i i might spare you i may pull up a

00:31:31.300 chart or two but i'll just get to it the wall street journal today wrote an article yesterday

00:31:36.560 called u.s labor's real problem right labor that means you the working person your real problem

00:31:42.800 is your lack of productivity and they go through it you know they're very smart so they go through

00:31:48.800 it very carefully and then they try not to blame it on the worker and they say and look you know you

00:31:53.680 can blame some of this on government policy uh but you know the rest of the world has become very

00:32:01.200 productive well huh let's i just want to make the main point because this is the main point right so

00:32:06.700 don't blame our lack of productivity on government policy because the rest of the world has gotten so

00:32:12.960 productive well how big is their federal government right our federal government now is seven

00:32:18.540 trillion dollar budgets out of a 25 trillion dollar economy that's over one fourth of our economy

00:32:24.220 on its way to one third that's the major point i want to point out is the wall street journal i cannot

00:32:30.720 believe these guys are serious they have access to the smartest people in the world they know exactly

00:32:35.620 what they're putting down and they're putting down nonsense on paper yesterday and today uh blaming

00:32:42.400 the seven trillion dollar budget folks they are that are against it they're calling them all sorts of

00:32:46.300 names it's just incredibly i think a lot of them are good catholic guys hey guys come on uh don't

00:32:53.100 bear false witness that's part of the code right let's get the story straight right at least if you

00:32:57.460 want to favor the rich just favor the rich and just say so all right so now i usually don't get

00:33:02.260 political you all the political views are just my own i don't speak on behalf of any party or anything

00:33:06.820 uh but if you do want to blame the workers i did think this through a bit and the workers may be

00:33:13.900 culpable in detroit and i i'm going to take my uh own friends down because i was born in detroit 0.61

00:33:19.860 and i'm a michigander and went grew up there and went to college here and whatever and so i am going

00:33:26.100 to say some of this is the workers fault because if the workers in detroit voted for the policies which

00:33:33.540 have put themselves into bankruptcy and ruined detroit as a city then you are culpable right and

00:33:40.280 so here detroit hear me and the rest of the cities right if you don't want the wall street journal

00:33:45.620 blaming you personally uh for your own destruction as workers which i don't like but if you voted for

00:33:52.640 policies which do all this green stuff and experimental cars uh and the president of india says hey everybody

00:33:59.660 knows there's not enough rare earth middles for this uh electric vehicle thing to be sustainable

00:34:03.760 long run at the big numbers it's common sense right and if you voted for endless regulation

00:34:09.020 and if you have voted to decimate your city through their own policies and if where you've lost half

00:34:16.100 your population since the heydays and boy am i a fan of detroit i want i want a resurgence

00:34:20.900 but you've just crushed right the people who vote for those policies it's not about politics or party

00:34:27.740 it's if you voted for those policies the current energy policy oh my word right you're putting the

00:34:35.580 motor city out of motor business it's just stunning to me and so hopefully i've made that point clear

00:34:43.020 so then you know i do have some charts i'll bring them up but i want to make one other point

00:34:47.020 for folks to think about and i started researching this and the manufacturing story i think is way worse

00:34:53.800 than the numbers reveal so i started googling and doing a little research on what's wrong here there's

00:34:59.600 something really wrong so i found a major hint natalie and i think you're going to be fascinated with this

00:35:04.820 and you probably know all about it because you're the master of research but back under obama the

00:35:09.320 omb the office of management and budget put together a new way of doing manufacturing statistics

00:35:15.740 and omb put out a proposal and i'm gonna read this like because you can't believe this wording

00:35:21.260 you cannot believe what they did the the proposal suggests that in quotes factory less goods produced

00:35:28.860 this is a term out of omb factory less goods produced fgps can be classified as manufacturing goods

00:35:38.080 well what's that mean that means that if a company outsources 100 of their production

00:35:43.780 shelves all their assemblies all their production all their parts to china and produces it there

00:35:50.920 they can still count it as manufacturing in the united states of america so what does that tell

00:35:57.020 you our statistics on manufacturing are way overstated and so if you didn't get all that theoretical

00:36:03.840 stuff you know hit rewind and go over it again but i'll give you one example example accordingly

00:36:07.820 companies like apple which according to the new york times right so this is you know i'm quoting the

00:36:14.320 in crowd relies on hundreds of thousands of workers in other countries to produce its goods

00:36:19.360 would now be included in the manufacturing industry statistics right so if you if you think things

00:36:27.660 are bad for manufacturing now based on the numbers and the decline and productivity has been going

00:36:32.240 straight down it's worse than you think because the statistics you've been fed are full of these kind

00:36:38.680 of just incredible stories and so natalie uh you know take a riff on that what you know about it what you

00:36:46.340 think about it i always love it when the guests give me a chance to riff steve has told me i need to

00:36:53.720 go on more more rants so i seldom do but unfortunately we have other much people are much smarter than uh

00:37:02.720 than myself i need to come on the show so i gotta let you go dave we gotta have garrick ventry on before

00:37:07.460 we gotta before we gotta bounce but if in the meantime people want to stay up to date with everything

00:37:12.800 you're working on writing your thoughts where can they find you yeah just come visit liberty

00:37:18.960 university i'm now the vice provost for engagement so my job is to engage all of you friends who come

00:37:24.740 visit me so please come to lynchburg virginia and send your scholars and then go to bratt economics on

00:37:30.960 getter and i post all these charts and all this stuff will be up by tomorrow thanks natalie great show

00:37:35.720 as always i would also nominate you for the position of ambassador to the war room on behalf

00:37:42.120 of liberty university thank you dave thank you so much for joining us and garrett ventry i think we

00:37:51.100 have you you always join us by phone your competitor mike davis has the decency to join us via skype but

00:37:57.460 that's that's all good we see where we fall on the hierarchy but garrett i would love to get your

00:38:02.980 thoughts on the latest trump polls break it down for us i predict you will use the word surging

00:38:08.600 because that is what donald j trump does in the polls but just give us the latest rundown

00:38:13.500 well to be fair to me i was just spending time with one of war room's favorite carrie lake in arizona 0.79

00:38:18.960 and i'm jet lagged on the way back or else i would love to join you by skype but you know you're right

00:38:24.340 natalie i mean surging is the word for donald trump right now he is crushing in the polls he's beating

00:38:29.300 uh ron de santis by 50 points in most of these polls in the primary uh you've seen ron de santis

00:38:36.480 in new hampshire fall below uh vivake nikki haley chris christie he's in fourth or fifth place in new

00:38:44.020 hampshire he's falling behind in iowa and president trump just continues to really dominate there and

00:38:49.300 then you see even the general election the mainstream media polls cnn cbs uh fox news donald trump is

00:38:56.400 beating joe biden i think that's why you're seeing them panic here and that's why you know

00:39:01.280 you like you pointed out earlier they continue to try and indict him but it's not working the

00:39:04.840 people see through it and just anecdotally i was in uh falls church virginia for lunch the other day

00:39:10.460 and people in a suburb of virginia which is blue are talking about how president trump

00:39:15.360 you know the economy was i heard two or three people say the economy was better under him so people

00:39:20.100 are definitely feeling this not only in the polls but in reality and so donald trump is in a very

00:39:24.540 good place falls church virginia that's that's mind-blowing um but garrett i i'll hold you through

00:39:32.900 the break because i want to get into on the house side of things the potential impeachment inquiry you

00:39:38.380 know warham has a little bit of a different take on it but i'd love to get your inside scoop but i'm

00:39:42.980 just curious you're someone you know you spend a lot of time with the maga base with people like

00:39:47.440 carrie lake and when you go through the polls and you try to figure out what are the issues that's

00:39:52.240 really allowing donald trump to cut through not just against joe biden but particularly

00:39:56.560 in the republican primary i think that the agenda 47 videos that that he keeps putting out are very

00:40:03.140 substantive um really chart a path forward but what are the issues that you think he's been able to draw

00:40:09.180 the most stark contrast between him i was going to use the term competitor but i don't even think that's

00:40:14.760 fair i won't disrespect the former president like that but what are the issues that you think he's

00:40:19.720 really able to draw the distinction between him and everyone else on well i think the the big things

00:40:25.880 are donald trump everyone saw what he did when he was president his promises made promises kept a lot

00:40:30.960 of dc politicians and others promise things and then they get there and they do the exact opposite i

00:40:35.960 think like you said his agenda 47 has been remarkable i think the weaponization of the doj and him fighting

00:40:41.500 against that has obviously been uh very strong and i think his border policies and then just we know

00:40:48.500 the economy was better under president trump and so i think that people really do republican voters

00:40:54.280 they trust president trump they've seen him do it before and i think that's exactly why

00:40:58.520 they are continuing to support him again like you said it's not really a race what donald trump is up

00:41:03.580 50 points here we're talking about it's like being in a third quarter of a football game and a team's

00:41:08.060 up 72 to 6 it's not much of a race here trump's running away with it

00:41:11.620 easy money for donald j trump that's a uh a sports reference even i can understand um gary i guess we

00:41:19.440 can get into it now and like i said you'll stick with us through the break but um i don't know what

00:41:24.600 exactly i can't read it but your chyron maybe it says that you're also a advisor to of course

00:41:29.380 elise stefanik a good friend of the war room um but could you sort of walk us through i believe

00:41:35.280 comer is set not only to uh subpoena um some more bank records when it comes to the biden crime

00:41:41.960 family but i guess the impeachment inquiry um you know barring a shutdown as we've been repeatedly

00:41:48.240 told um is set to commence imminently so if you could sort of walk us through the game plan you

00:41:54.240 can at least start and then i'll keep you through the break to to drill down on what exactly that looks

00:41:58.740 like yeah and you guys at war room have really been laying the groundwork for this right the base is

00:42:04.140 demanded they've seen joe biden's corruption they've seen that he's compromised and you know

00:42:09.980 you guys have done a great job on this really paving the way here and putting pressure on

00:42:14.080 house republicans to get their act together and do these things and so no i think the i think comer

00:42:19.720 has done a nice job here he's you know i think being able to subpoena bank records from hunter

00:42:24.780 biden uh and james biden is going to be a big first step and that's something he wants to do here so we

00:42:30.400 can see we obviously know they benefited massively from joe biden being in office as vice presidency

00:42:37.160 they used uh their influence with joe biden to get foreign business millions of dollars from russia

00:42:43.740 china ukraine and we've seen joe biden may have shifted policy to protect them and to help them we

00:42:49.900 saw that with the firing of the ukraine prosecutor everyone knows the famous story where joe biden publicly

00:42:56.100 pressured and privately pressured the ukrainian prosecutor who was actively investigating

00:43:00.680 corruption sounding surrounding burisma a company that hunter biden was getting a million dollars a

00:43:05.740 year from so they're definitely going to look into that and we can get into the more that more obviously

00:43:09.440 a little bit later but i think that's what they're going to investigate they're going to look at the

00:43:12.920 money trail and they're going to look at the influence peddling that the biden family did to

00:43:16.980 continue to make money off joe biden's uh vice presidency so they're not going to be focusing on the gun

00:43:23.980 charges is what i'm hearing the uh the sole charge that doesn't implicate joe biden it's it's funny

00:43:30.040 how that happens this is happening right i'm sure it's just a coincidence i'm sure they're not trying

00:43:33.700 to protect of course garrett hang with us through the break and warren posse tonight at 10 p.m

00:43:40.400 eastern standard time uh you got to go to rumble and getter royce white's podcast will be streaming

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00:45:36.500 i do want to ask you about the the vaccines and how well i mean how well do they work and do they

00:45:46.980 actually help reduce transmissions of the virus at all this latest um vaccine yes so we we know that

00:45:56.880 these vaccines are safe and they're effective at preventing the worst of what covid can can bring

00:46:02.540 to you and that is putting you in the hospital or dying unfortunately we're still seeing hundreds of

00:46:07.460 people over 65 dying each week with covid we we have about 20 000 folks in the hospital right now

00:46:13.700 with covid so what the vaccine can do is protect you from the worst of what covid is but remember the

00:46:19.540 vaccine early data is showing us it can also prevent you from getting long covid it decreases your risk of

00:46:26.580 getting long covid which is extended symptoms from that covid virus so yes protecting from the worst but

00:46:33.140 also protecting you from potential long-term symptoms from this virus even if you have a mild case

00:46:38.260 i can't help but tell you this story i was in uh several hospitals at the height of of this pandemic

00:46:45.060 and one of the things i heard from someone in the hospital for one of the nurses they said

00:46:49.780 someone came in here they had covid it was really really bad they couldn't breathe and the person's wife

00:46:55.360 says don't you dare give them that vaccine it is dangerous it is deadly this is one of those big

00:47:01.460 issues this anti-vaccine sentiment do you have a specific plan to try and combat it and how worried

00:47:08.660 are you about a rise in this anti-vaccine sentiment well it's really important that we are communicating

00:47:15.700 with folks and having longer conversations to make sure that we're addressing people's questions

00:47:20.340 that they understand the data that we we see it's why i'm sharing personally what i would recommend

00:47:27.320 for my own family in terms of vaccination i know folks want to be healthy that they want their

00:47:33.420 families to be safe um so we're just going to keep communicating about the good information that

00:47:38.300 we know the scientific information that we're seeing we want to communicate as transparently as we

00:47:43.220 can and answer folks questions we encourage folks to you know visit cdc.gov and get their questions

00:47:49.120 answered and engage with your doctor with a nurse practitioner ask good questions and make sure

00:47:55.700 you're using tools to protect yourself well she definitely was a good cdc stude she got in the term

00:48:02.760 safe and effective which i'm sure they're probably mandated to use to describe the covid vaccine but she

00:48:07.260 sort of let it slip but i guess it's not actually meant to prevent covid now they've moved the goalpost

00:48:13.280 for what is it the hundredth time you're not going to get long covid if you'd get the vaccine i don't

00:48:19.400 remember that when you guys were mandating vaccines and forcing us to take them i was told that you

00:48:24.220 wouldn't get covid if you took the vaccine but it seems like like i said they're already moving the

00:48:28.700 goalposts again and by the way i just have to add seems like a pretty uh precarious time to be wanting

00:48:35.280 to fund the federal government allowing them to continue to weaponize against us every agency just all of

00:48:41.740 them collectively ahead of what we know are likely plans to roll out a new batch of lockdowns and

00:48:48.440 mandates to combat combat covet 19 right that's the new forever war in america i guess that and

00:48:55.240 and ukraine which they're believe me fighting dying on hills to make sure they can still fund uh like you

00:49:02.080 guys may know already they exempted ukraine from a government shutdown so even if we do go into a

00:49:07.900 shutdown here don't worry zelensky you will still get your billions of dollars to do who knows what

00:49:15.140 with and great news for the uh the zelensky fans out there too the clinton global initiative has sort

00:49:21.580 of re-upped their operations and guess where they're focusing on ukraine wow quite shocking i can only

00:49:29.700 imagine the corruption that'll ensue there i can't tell if it'll be worse than what united states

00:49:34.360 government and your taxpayer dollars are already funding but garrett ventry while we still have you

00:49:40.840 like i said you work very closely with a lot of house republicans i would love to get your thoughts

00:49:47.160 specifically on sort of the covid lockdown front um if we see another kind of full court press coming

00:49:54.580 from whether it's the deep state or the democrats to roll out a new batch of lockdowns um do you think

00:50:00.000 we'll see a sort of counter-offensive launched by house republicans to stand up uh and like i said i

00:50:07.780 don't like the term do not comply because it implies that there's mandates uh to comply with

00:50:12.240 uh but do you think we'll see some sort of pushback i mean you would certainly hope so right i mean this

00:50:18.160 is we saw what the lockdowns did the first time right they lied about just like you pointed out here at

00:50:23.680 first it was if you get the vaccine it will you'll never get covid right it'll prevent you from getting

00:50:29.540 covid then every then feel you know millions of people got the vaccine they got covid and now it's

00:50:34.520 if you get boosted it'll prevent you from getting long covid like they just continue to shift the

00:50:38.520 goalpost um the vaccine they've been on the lockdowns we saw the damage the lockdowns did for

00:50:43.480 you know kids at school uh for uh the economy just generally people's mental health it was not a good

00:50:50.980 thing the lockdowns didn't work we started at 14 days to slow the spread then turned into

00:50:55.460 14 months to slow the spread and in my opinion one of the first things donald trump needs to do

00:51:01.000 when he does take back the white house in january of 2025 is there should be an absolute special

00:51:08.740 counsel to investigate anthony fauci's many lies and crimes there's no one who did more damage

00:51:14.740 to the united states of america over the last 50 years than anthony fauci an unelected bureaucrat

00:51:20.180 who during covid had all this time you know we're supposed to be fighting this virus that's very

00:51:25.020 serious and uh being locked down and all this stuff but he found time to do every single interview

00:51:30.300 he found time to be on the cover of in style magazine he lied about the effectiveness of max

00:51:36.800 of masks he lied about the lockdowns and their effects he lied about the effectiveness of even the

00:51:42.680 vaccine and so i think that no one has done more damage to this country than anthony fauci and i would

00:51:48.360 love to see him in orange in prison forever as he should be i uh there are a lot of people i'd love

00:51:54.420 to investigate with a special commission and probably their wives too but garrett ventry gotta let you go

00:51:58.880 uh where can people find you on social media you can find me at garrett ventry always good to be with

00:52:04.800 uh the war room crew the posse and natalie you too you are uh you are one of the uh the best hosts

00:52:10.340 here in america we appreciate everything you do that is quite the compliment though i would have to

00:52:15.580 push back and say steve is far superior but thank you garrett for joining us of course take care

00:52:20.940 and war room posse after that last segment that's all the more reason why you guys gotta go to jace

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00:52:46.140 chinese communist party uh steve will be back for the 6 p.m show i think he's got a bit of a

00:52:50.920 ukraine special and of course he'll be back for the 10 a.m tomorrow but thank you again for letting me

00:52:55.940 hang out with you this afternoon and like i said war room posse you guys gotta give yourself

00:53:00.240 a very big round of applause because in an alternate universe where you guys didn't exist

00:53:05.160 the cr would have passed yesterday and today would have been the first day under just i guess

00:53:10.360 business as usual status quo of just government spending galore up the wazoo with nothing in

00:53:16.920 return no substantive change but because of you guys because of the calls you've made because you've

00:53:21.120 helped them hold the line we live another day without a cr and with that i will go into the

00:53:27.580 weekend a very happy person as you should too thank you and steve will be back for the 6

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Bannon's War Room - September 22, 2023

Episode 3049： The Unconstitutional Gag Order Of Jack Smith; Return Of The Vax

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