Bannon's War Room - Episode 3199：WarRoom Black Friday Special： Building The New Era Of Prosperity

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

00:00:11.120 these people here's not got a free shot all these networks lying about the people the people have

00:00:17.720 had a belly full of it i know you don't like hearing that i know you try to do everything

00:00:21.480 in the world to stop that but you're not going to stop it it's going to happen and where do

00:00:24.860 people like that go to share the big line mega media i wish in my soul i wish that any of these

00:00:32.560 people had a conscience ask yourself what is my task and what is my purpose if that answer is to

00:00:40.120 save my country this country will be saved war room here's your host stephen k bann

00:00:48.020 okay welcome it's friday uh 24 november year of lor 2023 it's black friday and uh we're honored

00:00:58.340 to have you here i know you got busy holidays want to make sure everybody had a great thanksgiving and

00:01:02.940 i want to thank dr larry swykert for being our co-host yesterday on um on a show that i love

00:01:09.200 more and more every year that he's a co-host on our thanksgiving special today's our black friday

00:01:13.800 special we got a a ton of great folks here that are going to join us obviously get you up to date

00:01:19.440 on everything that's happening throughout the world but also talk about uh black friday and

00:01:23.980 particularly the um alternative economy we're building with the uh the patriot companies that

00:01:30.180 are support the patriots that would be you the mega movement uh tage girl i'm gonna get him on a

00:01:35.360 second he's gonna co-host for me in the first hour of course he's the entrepreneur the former navy

00:01:40.260 seal who is uh in back of uh warpath coffee uh tage will be on here in a moment i want to go to

00:01:46.580 michael seifert michael you're a great way to start our black friday special in that the fact is you've

00:01:53.660 kind of conceived of the patriots economy we work in silicon valley talk to me about how you came up

00:01:58.980 with the idea uh how you came up for the idea and then built the app but i want to know how you

00:02:04.360 how you got the concept first for public sq for public square well steve thanks so much for having

00:02:11.220 me and i hope you had a great thanksgiving it was a pretty simple idea honestly if you head to

00:02:15.600 public square.com today you'll see tens of thousands of businesses that have all aligned with the core

00:02:21.660 values of our platform we love the country we love our constitution we're a pro-life pro-family pro-freedom

00:02:28.640 message that we want to advance for all of humanity and we best believe that we can fight for those

00:02:35.000 values in the battlefield honestly of commerce not just the ballot box but commerce the idea wasn't

00:02:42.800 that innovative in a sense it was actually pretty simple there are a lot of companies in this country

00:02:46.620 today that don't like us all that much so we created the nation's first list of companies that do

00:02:51.220 they love our freedoms and our liberties and they would never infringe upon them they're america first

00:02:55.880 at the core they're family owned and operated and they come from all different industries so

00:03:00.320 that customers can know with blessed assurance that whether they're looking for coffee a new

00:03:04.900 insurance provider we had a guy go on public square.com last week and buy a bike no matter what

00:03:09.920 you're looking for you're going to find options that align with your values so that you don't have to

00:03:16.380 feel like you're funding your opposition when you're simply trying to transact in this economy that's

00:03:21.140 the parallel alternate economy we've created and steve the best news of all is that we're actually just

00:03:25.300 getting started this platform only launched less than 18 months ago so it's taken off at incredible

00:03:29.880 speeds and we have high hopes for the future

00:03:32.100 when you were at silicon valley it's not that people there's you know it's not filled of villains

00:03:39.880 there's a lot of good people but there's a mentality there's kind of uh uh the spirit out there is

00:03:45.760 quite frankly different than the patriot spirit walk me through when you were there why you couldn't do

00:03:50.120 this and remain in a silicon company silicon valley company what what is the mindset out there that is

00:03:56.460 so opposed to to this idea you had of building a parallel economy with really companies that supported

00:04:04.000 the core values of america well i'll tell you this it's it's actually boils down to a simple human

00:04:12.720 desire that is innate and found in in most everyone's human psychology people want to be

00:04:19.360 liked at the end of the day they want to feel like they belong and in silicon valley there's a number of

00:04:24.220 executives that have essentially said that in order to belong you have to parent this message in order to

00:04:29.800 belong you have to kowtow to the regime i mean if you look at x this week and all the advertisers that

00:04:35.080 are quickly pulling off that platform the executives of those companies actually didn't do the research as to

00:04:40.640 whether or not elon musk or x or whatever is anti-semitic they're simply polling because they

00:04:46.120 got pressure to do so this happens every time there's a social justice campaign every time there's

00:04:51.400 a pride month you have all of these rank and file members of these tech companies that hear the message

00:04:56.940 sung from the diversity officer at the top feel like they have to parrot it in order to be liked and in

00:05:01.740 the good graces of the tech oligarchs and then they fall in line but here's the good news steve

00:05:07.500 the parallel patriotic economy is so attractive not just to consumers who want to spend money in

00:05:11.600 alignment with their values but also to employees who are tired of being employed by people who don't

00:05:16.260 share their values we have hired a team at public square of scores of incredible employees that come

00:05:22.980 from major corporate entities like target like etsy like amazon like ebay and they're just done so just

00:05:29.380 like we have these renegades that are forces of nature honestly in commerce paving the way for a new

00:05:35.200 american frontier we also have that in the employment world brilliant minds that are standing

00:05:40.420 up and saying you know what my desire to innovate and my desire to achieve incredible triumphs in the

00:05:47.120 world of technology and innovation and commerce actually finally overrides my desire to be liked

00:05:52.540 when that pivot happens you see a lot of people that are going to start feeling far more comfortable

00:05:57.280 speaking up and speaking out because the american people do not want what the progressive

00:06:01.480 authoritarians on the left are selling we're finally speaking up about it

00:06:04.700 when you first did this given that you had a pretty good career going to silicon valley

00:06:11.200 what did your colleagues i mean did people say you're crazy you're walking away from really making some

00:06:17.460 real money on companies that are really going to make it i mean did you get have a lot of blowback

00:06:21.940 from people who were friends of yours and maybe just didn't see the mission or see the vision as you saw it

00:06:27.420 i was actually very fortunate because i worked in uh the digital marketing side of actually a private

00:06:34.740 equity group that was focused highly on small business so i actually had the opportunity to

00:06:39.640 be exposed to this marketplace far before doing what i do today so i had a little bit of an easier

00:06:45.840 bridge to the world i'm in now a lot of people when i would pitch this idea though that were surrounding

00:06:50.780 me peripherally i would say things like we need a parallel we need a parallel economy we need this

00:06:56.500 alternate form of commerce uh and there was some head tilts there were some eye rolling there was a

00:07:02.560 little bit of confusion and questions like are you sure the country is ready for it and the reality is

00:07:07.480 nobody asked me that question anymore steve today when i pitch this idea and i tell people what we're

00:07:12.360 building and what we built thus far the only response is oh my goodness thank god this exists

00:07:17.840 so we were thankful that we had enough sort of forward thinking prophetic insight about what the future

00:07:23.720 would look like we saw the writing on the wall and we wanted to jump at it quickly because then

00:07:27.920 uh when you start seeing banks cancel customers because of their political views you know that we

00:07:32.900 are real far down the cliff and it's important now that we exist as a solution so i got a lot of confusion

00:07:38.840 i got some subtle criticisms i got some yeah you know i'll see you back in the workforce here in six

00:07:44.720 months i got a lot of those but at the end of the day uh we prevailed and there were enough people

00:07:49.800 in our circle that saw the vision and wanted to help achieve it that joined us early on we wouldn't

00:07:54.400 be here without it to give us a give us uh your sit rep your situation report one year essentially

00:08:01.320 into this where do we where do we actually stand in building this parallel economy if you go to

00:08:08.380 public square.com you're going to see that you have these tens of thousands of vendors you can purchase

00:08:13.340 from directly on our platform we also offer the opportunity for you to link your products we have

00:08:20.940 hundreds of thousands of products on the platform now we recently launched e-commerce so that all of

00:08:25.080 your transactions can take place at that digital interaction point of sale on our platform you no

00:08:30.520 longer have to go to the other websites in order to transact so we're counteracting amazon that's really

00:08:35.220 the point there i'm also seeing businesses prosper in such a heavy degree that they're moving their ad

00:08:40.180 from facebook and google and these other places in order to support the parallel patriotic economy

00:08:45.480 you're seeing other companies like target and walmart and amazon and these other entities

00:08:51.120 embrace globalism to their own demise meanwhile these companies that are trying to revive main street

00:08:56.960 and pursue an american renaissance are actually prospering so i'm very excited i'm bullish on the future

00:09:03.440 of the parallel economy uh our situation report a state of the union a year into this is that the

00:09:09.260 country's seen nothing yet wait till the american renaissance wakes up and says hey we need to move

00:09:14.560 our manufacturing back to our shores we need a new era of prosperity for the united states wait till

00:09:19.440 people recognize that our country's in demographic collapse and we actually need to promote the

00:09:23.820 expansion of the family unit there's only going to be one place that is singing a pro-american

00:09:29.620 pro-domestic pro-family tune and it's the it's the parallel economy public square the marketplace so

00:09:36.520 i'm excited steve and grateful for any opportunity that we have to be able to share the message it's

00:09:41.160 certainly relevant now more than ever so where do people how do people hardwire into this tell me

00:09:48.100 just walk through the steps and mo and grace are going to put this up in all the chat rooms

00:09:52.380 uh and we're i'm gonna have it up on getter throughout the day but how do people

00:09:55.980 how do people get involved how do they find out more about this how they hardwire into this

00:10:00.460 well first off you can head to public square.com we actually had recently had a brand revamp we

00:10:07.400 were public sq.com but we ended up buying all the rights to public square and uh now have switched

00:10:13.220 our uh our positioning a bit from a brand perspective we're public square.com if you still

00:10:17.900 go to public sq.com it'll take you to the right spot too but if you go to public square.com just like

00:10:22.580 this you see on the screen here you can scroll through you can find the different categories if

00:10:27.120 you're a consumer you can take part and engage in the experience and shop in alignment with your

00:10:31.460 values stop funding your opposition and purchase here uh if you're a business you can actually add

00:10:37.160 your business on this platform as well if you scroll down about midway on the page you're going

00:10:41.280 to see an add your business button where you can then take part in the free journey to promoting your

00:10:46.760 product services or business to the patriotic parallel economy and it's working steve not only is

00:10:51.620 that a liberating experience for businesses it's also a lucrative one there is so much economic

00:10:57.040 power in the maga movement in the america first movement seven trillion dollars of gdp represented

00:11:02.420 on the conservative side in the 2020 election it's about time we put it to work and you can start

00:11:07.100 all of that at public square.com and all this is free if you list if you want to go on and list

00:11:13.540 as a as a consumer you want to download the app for that totally free if you're a business or

00:11:18.300 an entrepreneur the ones puts up your product or service totally free totally free correct

00:11:22.180 that's exactly right we make our money on e-commerce transactions we broker fees there

00:11:27.940 and selling digital advertising and subscription packages so we don't have to sell consumer data in

00:11:32.760 order to make money and there is no sign up fee for a consumer or a business taking part in the

00:11:37.420 experience you got it

00:11:38.560 see for it's been unbelievable what you've been able to accomplish since we got to know you when

00:11:44.800 he first came up with this idea it's just been incredible a great success story and my god this is

00:11:49.580 your success story this parallel economy as michael says if you just take the people that voted for

00:11:55.020 president trump in 2020 it's seven trillion dollars that's out there that we could build and if you're

00:12:00.340 tired of giving your money to people that hate you this is a vibrant robust alternative one more time

00:12:06.600 michael i just want to make sure everybody on black friday gets a chance to go check it out where

00:12:10.580 they go head to public square.com you'll see lots of black friday sales today you'll also see small

00:12:17.620 business saturday it's coming up tomorrow we'd love for you to take part 98 of the businesses on

00:12:22.800 our platform are small businesses so this is a great opportunity to support main street and then

00:12:27.420 finally cyber monday is coming up as well if you'd like to shop online we have those opportunities

00:12:31.240 all at public square.com thanks for having me on steve

00:12:35.060 michael thank you very much let you get back to work

00:12:38.480 it's black friday here in the world let me bring in my co-host

00:12:41.840 tege gill tege first of all we talk about patriots economy and alternative economy i want

00:12:47.040 to just go back through your experience as a navy seal and then as a contractor uh the the years

00:12:53.620 that you fought on foreign battlefields to to defend this country just walk us through it for a second

00:12:58.860 um i was in the military i started in 1996 uh went straight through boot camp went to seal uh

00:13:09.060 buds into the seal teams and you know 9-11 kicked off we deployed december of 2001 and a couple weeks

00:13:18.600 later i was actually swimming over the beach in pakistan to the reconnaissance mission and then

00:13:23.840 did the shipboarding mission for a couple months and then the rest of that trip was in africa then

00:13:29.780 got into iraq in 2003 i was in the invasion you know i was in and out of iraq until 2008 and then

00:13:37.220 after 2008 shifted to afghanistan and i was in and out of afghanistan until the end of 2013

00:13:44.740 and at that point i blew out my acl and after i finished rehabbing stuff i basically hung it up

00:13:51.980 and started doing the stateside security then i started t-shirt company and now i'm selling coffee

00:13:57.360 coffee i tell you what we're gonna take a short commercial break when we get back we're gonna get

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00:14:19.320 dealing with the persian militias and everything that the israelis are facing which is really a threat

00:14:23.600 that's 10 times x 10x what the muslim brotherhood in hamas are so this is black friday we're gonna be

00:14:31.400 highlighting uh throughout the day throughout the morning some of the great entrepreneurs we work

00:14:36.560 with both in building an alternative patriot economy and also people are there to make sure that you're

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00:14:48.340 otherwise here in the war room on black friday see you back here in a second

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00:16:18.660 qualified purchase do it today action action action war room here's your host stephen k bann

00:16:27.580 hey well i hope uh you took my guidance and got up in people's grills yesterday that have been giving

00:16:34.640 your stinker for the last couple years just saying just saying you were right on so many topics

00:16:40.440 right from the vaccines to to what you needed for your health to ukraine to the southern border to the

00:16:47.360 financial condition of the country all of it tege when did you get the idea the coffee by the way

00:16:52.520 uh warpath coffee i i start my day with two things we're gonna have a field of greens to get my morning

00:16:58.080 boost and i get right into my coffee warpath.coffee and tege i gotta hand it to your brother

00:17:03.200 for somebody i didn't think you know i'm not sure how much about the coffee business you knew i knew

00:17:07.660 you studied but in the year and a half we've worked for you you've perfected dark roast which i think

00:17:12.220 is the hardest to make and i gotta tell you given how much i love dark roast coffee and how much of i

00:17:17.620 drink i drink of it it's really that you've taken the acid out of this you've made something that's

00:17:22.380 very special warpath.coffee uh promo code war room to check it out how did you get coming off because i

00:17:28.620 know you did security for years we use you as a security guy i know ann coulter did uh other people

00:17:35.160 other prominent names in conservative movement peter schweitzer others how did you get the idea of

00:17:40.540 coffee right because one of the things i want to do in this show today is inspire people in the audience

00:17:45.580 on black friday not just a consumer day we want you to go to these sites check it out but i want you

00:17:50.680 to inspire you with the stories of the michael seiferts who was a guy in silicon valley who had an idea

00:17:56.640 of the parallel economy and his company's already gone public i mean he's on a roll and he's a very

00:18:01.460 dedicated guy you that warpath is on a roll too how'd you get the idea yeah so i actually it kind

00:18:07.780 of ties into the parallel economy thing um i was running a t-shirt company and it was a conservative

00:18:12.600 t-shirt company and it was doing very well it was cranking and we actually got banned our advertising

00:18:21.960 accounts got indefinitely suspended on facebook and google and instagram and that was actually our

00:18:27.240 bread and butter at that time so i'd been tinkering around with the idea of coffee for a while but i

00:18:32.600 hadn't pulled the trigger on it so it's kind of born out of necessity when the t-shirt company went

00:18:37.880 downhill after the big tech shut us down so i test i started testing it out i found an amazing roaster

00:18:45.400 the the beans we roast them on a perforated drum an old school burns roaster so it helps prevent the

00:18:53.880 tips of the beans from getting burnt it's called tipping and that's where you get this uh bitter

00:18:58.920 taste and the acidity and all that stuff so it was really it was really born out of necessity

00:19:05.880 and now it's my passion and i want making great coffee is what we do no you're amazing

00:19:11.640 it's it's i want to make sure the audience knows because we used to try to help you with the t-shirt

00:19:17.720 company your t-shirt company got uh got suppressed because it was the hillary clinton was it the hillary

00:19:23.800 clinton t-shirts specifically what were they i knew you had a couple that were a little what i would call

00:19:28.000 edgy and you got you got banned for that right so we started out with the hillary clinton kill my 1.00

00:19:35.140 friends t-shirts because of the benghazi thing um the two navy seals there ty woods and glenn

00:19:41.440 doherty they're both teammates friends uh glenn was a roommate for a little while so when she ran

00:19:47.900 for office i made these t-shirts and we just made it for fun i had no idea we were going to sell so

00:19:53.400 many and um a friend of mine got me on fox and friends and i talked about the shirts the next thing

00:19:58.100 you know we had thousands and thousands of orders so i turned it into a business and then later on we

00:20:03.820 did a i don't kneel t-shirts because all the football players were kneeling for the national anthem

00:20:09.360 and those shirts really really took off and then in 2020 we were posting pro-trump stuff because

00:20:18.120 we're a conservative company and that uh we actually posted the the voter fraud graph from

00:20:23.860 wisconsin with a big spike in the middle of the night and they said as a company we posted false

00:20:28.980 false information so they indefinitely suspended all our advertising accounts and then they

00:20:34.640 shadow banned us to the point where even if you typed in the name of the company was project four

00:20:39.000 path you cannot find it it was they just buried it online so that's that's how that ended

00:20:45.880 so it's not it's not even a it wasn't even a shadow ban it was a it was a death sentence

00:20:52.080 so give me because i want to inspire people to take that for to take that first step what was it

00:20:58.520 that convinced you because now i think you're one of the best not just the best coffee companies but you

00:21:03.400 understand roasting in the process what was it that made you take that first step to say hey i'm going

00:21:09.760 to go get into the coffee business because i want people to understand you have to mitigate your risk

00:21:14.180 but you have to be bold and make that step what what did you do what inspired you

00:21:18.400 um like i said i i've been wanting to do coffee for a while and i the t-shirt company was was on fire

00:21:28.220 at that time so i didn't have the bandwidth to do both and it started out of necessity and at that

00:21:35.840 time i started learning about you know digital marketing and social media and the whole business

00:21:41.160 thing like you know supply and demand all this stuff and how to negotiate um terms with my suppliers and

00:21:47.240 all this so i i just i took that template that i learned from the t-shirts and i moved it over to

00:21:52.580 coffee and like the t-shirts you know we had these edgy messaging on the t-shirts but we always had the

00:21:58.080 best quality t-shirts and they were printed by the best printer so i i did the same thing with the

00:22:03.840 coffee i found the best beans found the best roaster and then and that's how it started and

00:22:10.020 then now it's uh taken off and especially thanks to the war room posse

00:22:13.980 no people i gotta tell you i get so much great feedback on this war room uh warpath coffee warpath.coffee

00:22:22.760 go there right now with war room if you're in the war room you got it in the dark roast if you're a

00:22:27.260 dark roast person none better in the world the mild roast are spectacular and all the different

00:22:32.520 flavors we're gonna get into that in a second let me bring in miles a grimard uh miles you're at field

00:22:38.220 of greens which is another thing i start my day with every day but i want to go back i'm trying to

00:22:42.140 inspire people use black friday today to get some of our favorite entrepreneurs on walk us through

00:22:47.700 your journey how did you because you've got you've got a competitor or at least one of your

00:22:52.500 competitors that must be putting hundreds of millions of dollars in advertising i've never

00:22:56.700 seen anything like it one of the reasons we first met you guys is that one of your competitors because

00:23:01.860 we monitor cable as people know we monitor cable tv constantly bbc msnbc cnn and on cnn and msnbc on fox

00:23:11.540 there's one well your competitors that has just had a marketing campaign like i've never seen before

00:23:16.400 how did you guys start this company what was the inspiration that led you to go do this

00:23:21.080 i mean i'll say the name it's athletic greens i know all about because um we're actually you know

00:23:29.560 that we've grown thanks to audiences like yours um we actually compete with them on um buying ads all

00:23:35.540 the time so uh when we are trying to buy the you know the fox news ads and stuff like that we are

00:23:40.120 and you'll see us on espn now um we try to you know bid with them they've gotten so big though that

00:23:46.340 um i don't know how much i can say i have some inside information they're going for a

00:23:51.420 almost you know like the amazon sale they don't show a profit but they're trying to build up their

00:23:55.620 their revenue high enough um we put all of our money into um back into the company and growing it

00:24:02.320 in the best way possible and i know michael was on earlier um i also started in tech um and it is a

00:24:10.120 it is a weird world but i love what he said i love the company on there but one thing he brought up

00:24:14.400 two was manufacturing and that's a perfect um i guess way we reinvest our companies in america we

00:24:21.640 uh i know i'm in texas but i own a uh a manufacturing company that not only makes

00:24:26.040 brick houses products but our competitors as well um and we've fought to get a lot of the big

00:24:31.740 competitors of ours in and i mean one big thing is especially in this in this market and and as the

00:24:40.960 business owners like uh taj i think his name was as you understand is um i think most the business

00:24:46.960 leaders they're always going to be the more um conservative free market type people but they are

00:24:53.640 always steered in the you know you want it like like michael was saying you want to be you want to

00:24:57.900 play along get along but uh the the one thing um he mentioned manufacturing it kind of spurred my

00:25:04.460 brain about how different it is uh especially nutrition manufacturing and i know some other places where

00:25:09.860 you'll hear that you have to get a license to cut hair or something and one thing i found in the

00:25:14.280 manufacturing of this is there's like there are private companies that certify us i i just had a

00:25:21.020 deal with this yesterday so we're also getting pharmaceutically recognized and you don't have to go

00:25:26.820 through a government agency uh until you get a pharmaceutical but like you know making protein stuff like

00:25:31.620 this there's this great free market aspect to it where we want to pay the private companies to come

00:25:38.380 inspect us and say you yeah you're you're doing the best possible versus you know some of the smaller

00:25:43.820 manufacturers might have a we try to follow or we follow these guidelines it doesn't actually say

00:25:49.740 we're certified to follow these guidelines so there's this and that's what i love about the the

00:25:54.160 manufacturing company that we built and we try to um support local businesses when we're buying our

00:25:59.560 you know products for from our farms and everything like that um sorry i know i went on another tangent i

00:26:05.740 was listening to your first two people and i really no no no got me excited no that's what

00:26:11.080 that's why i wanted to have you on this morning how tough you guys have taken uh you've just like

00:26:17.760 tage you've gone to quality one of the things about tage and and and uh and warpath although they

00:26:24.980 started small even his t-shirt company they would always go to the highest quality you know uh printers

00:26:30.880 that the highest quality material just like he's done here to take the longer time to roast the

00:26:35.240 reason we were attracted to you guys you've kind of done the same thing your process is more

00:26:39.140 complicated it takes i guess longer it's a little more expensive right your margins are going to be

00:26:44.620 lower what what was it that drove you we got about a minute i want to hold you through the break but

00:26:48.040 what was it that drove you as an entrepreneur to say hey we've got to go do a quality product here

00:26:52.800 that's not just an extract but it's really uh taking and it's really going to be organic what was it

00:26:57.780 that drove you to do that the real drive was i started in tech background and through lawsuits

00:27:05.260 um i wasn't the one getting i was the one doing the super i was in college and i ran out of money

00:27:08.960 and a friend just goes dude you're in shape why don't you sell supplements and i kind of just used

00:27:14.640 you know my brain i was like oh i think i could build a uh an online type of distribution company

00:27:19.900 was very successful but in that i realized there was it was it was a very big company that we would

00:27:25.920 sell everybody else's things and you know from the muscle farms the owens and and everything else

00:27:30.280 and i realized there was it was a race to the bottom dollar you know they're always trying to

00:27:34.640 give me the best deal and it it was all the same kind of crud in the products and i realized that

00:27:40.440 there was this open pathway where if i could use and bring on some you know some some great uh other

00:27:47.000 entrepreneurs to help us market and everything like that and bring on the best doctors there was this

00:27:51.300 pathway of creating higher quality products and people would be willing to pay for it if we got

00:27:58.680 it in front of them and said here's why ours is different it's i know it's not the prettiest girl

00:28:02.180 on instagram that we're marketing to and i know it's not the guy with the biggest veins in his arm on

00:28:05.980 muscle mag but we actually put the highest quality products in there so we brought on the head doctor

00:28:11.700 from muscle farm um look at that once we took him over look what happened to that company um kind of

00:28:17.100 tanks so we brought him over to us to actually create high product high quality products

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00:30:04.120 ekpure.com action action action war room here's your host steven k bann

00:30:12.000 so i want miles i want to go back um because today we're going to highlight the entrepreneurs we we

00:30:20.040 work with on uh on black friday we're trying to give you access to their products but also

00:30:24.800 we're going to have some time to learn about them as people and what we're trying to do is use these

00:30:30.680 folks as examples for the audience i know you guys a lot of people out there got ideas uh particularly

00:30:37.300 in a tough economy maybe the job's not working out you think you're doing something else we want to

00:30:41.180 inspire you with the with the leaders we've got today so so continue on you you you you you're you're

00:30:47.340 in this quality thing other things are not working you're able to garner up and your your bet your

00:30:52.700 theory of the case is if we do something better and higher quality eventually if we build it they

00:30:58.720 will come

00:30:59.220 exactly and i like i said i came from a tech back where i knew where

00:31:05.980 you're they're bidding against these these kind of old ways of doing things again where it's um

00:31:12.880 especially you know amazon it's a race to see who can get to the bottom dollar and you know it's a

00:31:17.620 great company but uh we don't allow our products to be sold on amazon uh because we don't want to

00:31:22.580 diminish the value of our products uh we think we have them fairly priced as it is i mean one thing

00:31:27.920 we actually deal with a lot is people will do credit card scams you don't cancel the order and then they

00:31:32.900 try to sell them on amazon behind our backs um because people are always trying to get our products on

00:31:36.880 amazon but um so we don't allow that and then i mean as it built something else that we ran into

00:31:42.960 you'll love the name of it but um is we were running into our partners weren't always holding

00:31:49.580 up to our like the actual manufacturing quality that we wanted um and so that i mean we put tons

00:31:56.680 of money into uh building our own manufacturing uh company up in marion ohio uh it's huge it's a

00:32:05.220 the best equipment out there and it follows all the great standards um it's actually called big pharma

00:32:11.220 because i thought it was funny um for some reason that company name was taken but uh i thought it

00:32:17.200 was ironic but uh so yeah we make not only our products we make our competitors products and

00:32:23.640 like again when you look at the free market when if we help someone else to do very well and we're

00:32:30.780 making their product well the economy is a scale when they're shoving ingredients through our door it

00:32:34.900 allows us to keep the lines running allows us to keep the jobs going at all times allows us

00:32:38.900 everything works better in this free market economy that you're talking about um rather than

00:32:44.620 you know when anybody else gets involved from the outside any bureaucrat it gets it gets tougher that's

00:32:50.640 why when we decided all right maybe it's a good idea to get a pharmaceutical license oh there's just so

00:32:54.740 much red tape involved and now we're like we're debating pulling the plug on that one it's just

00:32:59.820 the free market is it's allowed us to be successful and do the highest quality things without having to

00:33:06.820 deal with pure press just tell us tell our audience i'm gonna go to tation but why why have you been

00:33:13.980 adamant about not allowing your product to be sold on amazon most people and you know for the patriot

00:33:18.240 economy a lot of people in the war room i noticed this when people come on with books they say give me

00:33:23.280 something else i won't order it off amazon because i just disagree with uh with bezos and the washington

00:33:29.080 post yours is not from a political perspective though just what's the business argument against

00:33:34.780 allowing your product to be sold on amazon as soon as you go to amazon the well the first the biggest

00:33:41.900 reason to be honest is you lose the customer uh we fight really hard by you know paying a lot of money

00:33:47.140 for being on shows like yours and thanks for you know working with us and and these things that i don't

00:33:53.520 know if your audience knows us these are like very nice things we don't pay extra for these uh this is

00:33:57.980 like your thank you to us and so thank you very much for allowing us to come back on and and talk

00:34:02.760 about our products but we work really hard to get a customer and if you're really working really hard

00:34:07.940 to get a customer but they're buying it through amazon that's not actually your customer so we work

00:34:12.440 really hard to get that customer and build that relationship if someone has a problem with our

00:34:16.040 problem with our product we want to be there to take care of it i mean we have people every every

00:34:20.920 black friday cyber monday not this time but usually everyone gets a note like a handwritten note from

00:34:26.740 someone in their order uh you're dealing with real people on the other line you're not dealing with

00:34:30.740 ai bots from amazon so there's like a customer business relationship that we always want to

00:34:35.280 maintain and we don't want to lose that to amazon also um as i'm sure most business people that uh

00:34:42.900 are listening to this right now you typically you're going to lose money on your first order with any

00:34:47.900 customer you have to pay a lot of money to market to them and then you got you know the product cost

00:34:52.360 everything else you have to do a great job as the business to keep that customer happy to make sure

00:34:58.140 that they buy two three ten times and that's when you make your money about two to three months out

00:35:02.640 is when you start to see a profit and so if you have amazon dealing with that they can always go

00:35:07.000 to another you know another company maybe it's not as high quality but they have a better you know

00:35:12.000 they pay people in beijing to give higher ratings on their star system so we want to make sure that

00:35:17.020 we're keeping that client relationship and if we ever lose a customer it's a big deal for us and

00:35:21.940 so the the things we say you know whatever keeps the customer happy is how our um company runs

00:35:28.500 no in fact the reason when we make sponsorship deals with guys like yourself we always include

00:35:35.980 coming on the show because we wanted people to find out about i mean we do a pretty tough screening

00:35:39.300 process we find the business is fascinating we know our audience is going to want it but they're also

00:35:43.720 going to want to know these companies the people that run it and know more about it uh real quickly

00:35:48.380 uh how just talk about field of greens why because this is kind of a revolutionary product

00:35:53.580 you know you're not going to be able to out market or outspend for advertising why should people go

00:35:58.000 and check this out why why on black friday leading up to the to the uh to the biggest party time of

00:36:05.040 the year the holidays uh normally we'll try something like this in january well why do you recommend

00:36:09.720 they go and check it out today uh well field of green is number one well while you got your family

00:36:16.060 around you're going to be feeling healthier and a little more energy throughout the day uh field

00:36:21.040 of greens is it's unlike our competitors it's real food it's real fruits and vegetables and i always

00:36:27.240 say just as proof look at the facts panel it says nutrition facts all of our competitors say

00:36:32.240 supplement facts there have been a couple new ones that came along that saw the uh

00:36:35.640 the uh good idea about that but right now we're the biggest one that does that and

00:36:40.720 that is the our our big difference compared to all of our competitors it is fruits and vegetables that

00:36:45.580 means it's good for the whole family if you want your kids to get the fruits and vegetables and they

00:36:48.880 have trouble eating off the plate you can do that if you don't have time to cook your fruits and

00:36:52.300 vegetables and shop for all the different things there are so many different fruits and vegetables

00:36:55.620 even in there and the superfoods that you can't buy yourself that we source from all over

00:36:59.820 and it's going to be cheaper if you just get it from us anyways just put it in there and you get it all

00:37:03.720 your fruits and vegetables in one scoop now this is the first time talk to us about the black friday

00:37:10.020 what are people coming to the site today what should people look for

00:37:14.060 yeah if you go there it's uh for steve bannon it's just i know it says bfcm at the top 20 uh bfcm 23

00:37:24.380 please just use the code sale and that's how we know that you came from steve bannon and and all the uh

00:37:29.880 the listeners and you get 30 off i use 30 off what you've never done before this is a big deal

00:37:36.680 and it gets you introduced to the products one of the reasons we're going to have the guys on today

00:37:40.340 miles thank you so much great story uh you guys are great guys over there uh love what you do and

00:37:46.860 absolutely love the products made a big change so thank you it gets me gets me going first thing in

00:37:51.180 the morning thank you so much steve i really appreciate you doing this for us thanks brother

00:37:57.720 appreciate it so tej let me go back to you for a second what when when you this is because we've

00:38:03.680 noticed this in the in the folks we deal with is the kind of search for quality as an entrepreneur

00:38:08.460 and the idea was i can build something better and different that'll have long-term sustainability

00:38:14.700 how did you i know come off the t-shirts you had everything to top quality how did you translate

00:38:20.260 that into coffee which was something you're very interested in but essentially when you started

00:38:24.720 off didn't know a lot about uh i i knew i wanted high quality i knew i wanted the best um i learned

00:38:32.980 that in the seal teams you know we we always had the best gear the best guns like always had the

00:38:38.880 newest stuff the latest and greatest so i wanted to have the coffee the same way i wanted the best

00:38:44.140 coffee the best packaging you know the best bean so it took a little while to track all this stuff

00:38:52.700 down but then once i did um i wanted to also create my own roast you know i didn't want to just

00:38:58.220 ask the roaster like hey give me one of your roasts so i i got beans from origins from all over the world

00:39:05.500 my wife and i have like 25 bags of beans in our kitchen and we started mixing them up and creating

00:39:11.520 our own blends and that's how that's how it started we created the breakfast blend then uh

00:39:16.800 the actually the dark roast blend we created for you steve because when you first helped us with

00:39:21.340 advertising you said you wanted only drank dark roast so we created that one for you but it's um

00:39:27.020 you know it's all about being creative and then you can have the best ideas in the world but if you

00:39:32.460 don't do anything with it it's just an idea so you need to action your ideas and then you need a

00:39:37.940 network of people that can help you you can tap into you know it may be just advice maybe like

00:39:43.040 advertising whatever but you need a network of people which is a team you need a good product

00:39:48.400 and then you need marketing without marketing you can have the best product in the world if nobody

00:39:52.440 knows about it nobody's going to buy it tell me about the for our audience out there because we know

00:39:58.960 people always you know like you the world's five to seven against right what was the dark and launching

00:40:06.560 this when was the moment that you look to the wife and go hey did we make a mistake here or did you

00:40:12.900 ever have that one moment that you just questioned why you were doing everything you were doing

00:40:17.420 oh yeah there's there's been more than one moment you know it's being an entrepreneur is tough it's uh

00:40:25.600 it's 24 7 you know working weekends working late stressed out at night um sometimes i was like

00:40:35.460 i'm thinking maybe i should just go get a job it'd be way easier but it pays off in the end you just

00:40:40.880 have to persevere put in the hard work and just keep going don't quit if you keep going and if you have

00:40:46.900 a good product and you can push it out there it's going to catch on and it'll it'll it'll be on fire at

00:40:53.600 some point but you got to have the network you got to have the market i want to have the product and

00:40:58.040 you got to have perseverance the perseverance i want to go back to to the to every person that'll

00:41:04.400 be on the show today the different entrepreneurs they become obsessed and focused on on what they're

00:41:09.680 working on talk about that 24 7 commitment because even as hard as working as you are have a job you

00:41:15.300 can when you when you get off you can put that behind you when you're an entrepreneur and it's

00:41:21.100 depending all on you you've got to actually be consumed by it don't you otherwise it's not going

00:41:26.600 to work yeah you have to be completely consumed um it's literally 24 7 you know sleepless nights

00:41:34.760 early early mornings uh you know you're you're at a event with your kids and the phone rings you got

00:41:43.040 to answer it if it's for business you're sending emails you know you're talking to marketers you're

00:41:47.300 it's it's non-stop um even even some of my buddies that have like massive massive companies with

00:41:54.800 hundreds of employees and you know they have managers for everything and they still have to

00:42:00.760 be involved 24 7 it's a non-stop thing and especially if you're the one who created the

00:42:05.800 business and you're the one who gets it pumping you're the key man so you think you can step out

00:42:12.080 then it falls apart so you know it's you got it is literally 24 7 but it's when it's going well it's

00:42:20.640 very rewarding i got about a minute on this side talk about where they go on the site uh the different

00:42:29.720 types of coffees you have because i'm always i we push it all but i really as you know the dark roast

00:42:35.360 is my love because i absolutely love dark roast and i live on warpath on warpath on mariner's blend

00:42:41.320 give me a minute on the uh on the rest yeah so it's uh warpath.coffee is the website if you use

00:42:49.880 promo code war room for black friday we're going to give you 25 off your entire order and then it's

00:42:56.720 free shipping if your order is over 65 dollars um we have the breakfast blend it's it's a medium roast

00:43:03.220 it's very smooth and then if you like the darker coffee we have the mariner's blend it's roasted

00:43:11.580 longer that's why it's darker so it's got a little bit more bite to it but it's still smooth and then

00:43:16.660 we recently introduced a summer blend and we're going to run that year around it's uh it's somewhere

00:43:22.700 in between the breakfast blend and the mariner's blend it's a caribbean it's the base of that blend

00:43:29.440 is a caribbean coffee and it's it's really good it's got a little bit more flavor to it

00:43:34.040 like i said it's right between the medium and dark roast and then we have some flavor coffee coffees

00:43:39.100 we have a holiday blend that's cinnamon dark chocolate hazelnut that one that one's really

00:43:44.580 popular we had that out last year people email us all year round asking for it to come back and then

00:43:50.100 we have we have pumpkin pie and dark chocolate hang on one second we'll take a short commercial

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00:44:03.540 in a moment field of greens is the healthiest thing i do every day i wouldn't want to live without it

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00:45:07.040 use your agency do it today here's your host stephen k band

00:45:11.960 uh i want to thank um of course birch gold for being our sponsor here birchgold.com

00:45:20.720 there we've had a long-term program of talking about the end of the dollar empire all the different

00:45:25.500 aspects of that to to make sure that you're smart as possible when talking about macro events in your

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00:45:43.920 go to birchgold.com slash bannon and then talk to one of their advisors and consultants do it today

00:45:49.300 one of the things we're trying to do on black friday is do a little more in-depth introduction to the

00:45:53.600 great entrepreneurs we had a chance to work with number one in president trump in the second term

00:45:58.440 obviously entrepreneurial capitalism entrepreneurial finance is at the backbone of uh of the mega

00:46:04.940 movement we're not into state capitalism we're certainly not into finance capitalism and so

00:46:09.820 that's where these entrepreneurs and their stories of their successes and their failures

00:46:13.700 here on black friday remember two things we're trying to do is assist companies and building an

00:46:17.960 alternative patriot economy and the others the folks that are helping you either get healthier or to

00:46:22.780 be prepared and to be prepared for the turbulence that's ahead so very honored um s silent s l n t

00:46:30.940 uh aaron czar aaron tell us your story you're you're a new sponsor here we've had you on a couple

00:46:36.040 times but people are fascinated by the faraday bags how you make these uh the pouches the backpacks

00:46:42.220 everything tell us your journey how did you get here and be the founder and the head of uh of s l n t

00:46:47.780 yeah it's been quite a journey uh but i hope you had a good thanksgiving and thanks for having me on

00:46:53.880 uh silent is a brand that's evolved from originally silent pocket and prior to that was mia moby it's

00:47:02.880 a family started business in 2009 and it was really conceptualized by my father who wanted to take a

00:47:09.680 pouch and be able to have control over what he would coin the electronic leash so as mobile devices became

00:47:15.860 more popular and more in demand there's a convenience that really outweighed um kind of the sleepy effects

00:47:23.080 in the background of privacy security and your health so that was kind of the premise behind it to give

00:47:28.560 people more control to be able to truly disconnect um that was a long time ago so we've been i've been

00:47:35.260 well at it over a decade and now we make a full comprehensive line of faraday bags that give anyone the

00:47:42.320 the power to take back their freedom and really have ownership over when and how they connect to the grid

00:47:47.240 and they look good when they look amazing but is this a bigger concern today than when you and your

00:47:55.960 family first started or when you jumped into this full time a decade ago is it more we should be worried

00:48:01.080 about on what the electronic leash or the ability of the government and other entities cyber criminals

00:48:07.540 etc to actually look into what's on our devices is it a bigger threat today in your mind or is the threat

00:48:13.860 listening uh that's rapidly increasing i mean it's it's pretty insane but even back you know a decade

00:48:22.020 ago there all these were present and there's been external factors that we've seen from overreach of

00:48:26.900 government and corporation that have really led to people waking up and realizing that they could take

00:48:33.100 a little more control in their own hands because powering down your device turning that off airplane mode

00:48:37.920 is just kind of like lipstick on a pig it's not really cutting it so you really have to be able to

00:48:43.460 take your phone put it in a silent faraday bag and know that you're fully cut up

00:48:48.040 um and what we're looking at right now it's there's so much uncertainty in the world and there's no way

00:48:54.180 to disconnect i mean how do you disconnect from electronics

00:48:56.860 how is it with all the exposure this all the discussion the patriot act everything

00:49:03.640 how big the maga movement's getting how could the threat be getting when people are becoming more

00:49:09.140 awake to this how could it actually be getting worse is it just that governments are more determined

00:49:14.560 than ever private corporations cyber criminals i mean why is the situation getting worse when people

00:49:19.380 are becoming awakened to what this issue is well i think uh on the consumer side uh we've our

00:49:27.580 our liberties have been chipped away our freedoms have been chipped away so we don't really have much

00:49:32.700 autonomy when it comes to using anything that connects to the internet everything that people

00:49:37.620 own from their now their smart appliances at their house to their laptops their phones to their car

00:49:43.080 keys all emit and receive signal and that opens up vulnerabilities for your privacy your security as

00:49:48.840 well as your health um but on the flip side you know the what we're saying and on the military side

00:49:54.480 and really the tip of the spear we work with special ops guys is that the the battlefield is extended

00:50:01.480 into the pocket and by having a smartphone you're really jeopardizing um the well-being of the

00:50:08.020 people around you and you can bring that back home so if you're freedom loving american then you need

00:50:14.040 to take a little more control in your health in your own household in your own life to protect your

00:50:18.960 digital footprint so you're saying nobody's going to do this for you this is another thing we keep

00:50:24.400 telling you got to be prepared you got to be self-reliant this is where you have to take

00:50:27.600 use your own agency and take your own action

00:50:30.320 put together uh go bags and have you know there's natural disasters there's world events that you

00:50:40.860 have to be prepared for and that's you know getting your head out of the sand and acknowledging that

00:50:44.840 um there's a lot of uncertainty a lot of unsafety and it's not designed for us to live in fear but

00:50:50.320 uh being vigilant and being prepared for situations is is important for every american and every

00:50:57.080 american family so when it comes to your digital footprint you know you could be um protected from 0.67

00:51:02.660 physical threats but are you protecting from unseen threats and those would be wireless threats and

00:51:08.800 getting your information stolen or being tracked by gps or being hacked on your phone um so you're only

00:51:15.320 as strong as you know definitive from all angles aaron uh where do people go where where's the site

00:51:23.500 right now to see at silent to see all the the great products you got they look beautiful they perform

00:51:28.600 unbelievably but where do people go to immerse themselves in information which is our specialty

00:51:34.100 here yeah i mean slnt.com holds everything that we do um it's we have an amazing uh insight section

00:51:43.540 which has blogs and how-to videos um information topics to learn but really most importantly it's

00:51:49.940 easy to adopt with a small investment um in some of our products you gain instant peace of mind around

00:51:57.540 when and how your devices connect so if you use code bannon at checkout we're doing 20 off site wide

00:52:03.720 we don't do sales like this um it's black friday and it's going to be for a limited time but there's

00:52:09.320 free gifts associated with that and it's really again i can't emphasize enough that a small investment

00:52:14.940 in physical products like this give you um you know undeniable uh strength when you're out there

00:52:23.060 um living your own life and that's what we want to give people back because it's peace of mind

00:52:27.240 aaron czar thank you very much for being an entrepreneur for being part of this preparedness

00:52:34.500 part of the patriot economy and for uh and for coming on and supporting war room really appreciate

00:52:39.280 it know the know our audience loves it so thank you sir yeah morgan posse needs to you know check

00:52:45.420 out the products and we appreciate you putting us on and being able to talk about them

00:52:49.020 we're going to push it hard thanks brother okay tage girl is going to stick around i'm going to 0.98

00:52:55.460 get another navy seal to join us too eric prince former navy seal is going to join us in the next hour

00:52:59.920 with tage over at warpath coffee uh a lot to go stick around 90 seconds be right back on black

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Bannon's War Room - November 24, 2023

Episode 3199：WarRoom Black Friday Special： Building The New Era Of Prosperity

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