Bannon's War Room - December 09, 2023


Episode 3236： Value Of The Dollar Falls; Remembering Our Fallen Heroes


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Stephen K. Bannon and Philip P. Packer join me in the War Room to talk about the end of the petrodollar empire, the rise of the Middle East, and why you don't need an MBA to be a financial genius.

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00:00:00.000 This is the primal scream of a dying regime.
00:00:07.580 Pray for our enemies, because we're going medieval on these people.
00:00:12.800 I got a free shot at all these networks lying about the people.
00:00:17.080 The people have had a belly full of it.
00:00:19.000 I know you don't like hearing that.
00:00:20.440 I know you try to do everything in the world to stop that,
00:00:22.180 but you're not going to stop it.
00:00:23.120 It's going to happen.
00:00:24.380 And where do people like that go to share the big lie?
00:00:27.780 Mega Media.
00:00:28.700 I wish in my soul, I wish that any of these people had a conscience.
00:00:34.620 Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?
00:00:38.320 If that answer is to save my country, this country will be saved.
00:00:44.740 War Room. Here's your host, Stephen K. Bannon.
00:00:53.060 It's Saturday, 9 December in the year of our Lord, 2023.
00:00:56.360 Thank you for joining us on your Saturday morning.
00:00:59.520 I know you're probably going around with your Christmas shopping or your holiday rounds.
00:01:03.680 And really, thank you for joining in here.
00:01:06.360 The second hour is going to be pretty packed with some of the best guests we've had.
00:01:11.860 I've got Philip Packer from Burks Gold.
00:01:13.600 And Philip, thank you so much for joining us here.
00:01:15.860 And I'm glad we're doing it on Saturday so we can take a little more time.
00:01:18.400 It's not kind of the constant tension we're under when there's live news breaking during the week.
00:01:25.060 So something happened this week.
00:01:26.460 You've got to help me think this through because Philip and his team are kind of my co-authors of the research part where we do the end of the dollar empire.
00:01:34.180 And I can't recommend enough of – we told you guys and I promised you if you watch this show that we will put out the information that you don't need to go get an MBA.
00:01:47.460 If you need the ticket punch, you've got to get that fine.
00:01:49.480 But we're going to put out enough information from my years at Georgetown, getting a master's in national security and getting an MBA from Harvard that we will put that information out there that you can – you'll absorb it over time.
00:02:03.080 And have enough of a framework of how to ask questions and get to the bottom of things that really is what the business school is all about plus some rudimentary financial skills.
00:02:16.840 Philip – and that's why the end of the dollar empire I'm very proud of.
00:02:20.700 We've been two years, maybe two and a half years now of writing it.
00:02:24.060 So we were ahead of this curve and warning people what was going to happen.
00:02:28.940 Philip, I want to take you in this audience.
00:02:31.760 I want to go to the United Arab Emirates this past week.
00:02:36.160 And nobody's connecting this.
00:02:38.620 It's pretty stunning to me.
00:02:40.640 In Abu Dhabi, right?
00:02:43.140 In Abu Dhabi is the financial capital of the kind of the Middle East.
00:02:46.360 And you've had Ray Dalio and you had, I think, Ken Griffin.
00:02:50.260 You had Larry Fink.
00:02:52.520 All these guys went over the week before COP28, which is the big climate change conference.
00:02:57.920 And they were saying how Abu Dhabi is going to be the new kind of the middle market.
00:03:01.260 It's going to be between New York and London and Singapore and Tokyo and Shanghai.
00:03:05.820 And it will be open.
00:03:06.540 The time it's open is going to be incredibly important.
00:03:08.800 You can do 24-hour trading, et cetera.
00:03:10.460 It's the new financial capital of not just the Middle East but the central area, Eurasian landmass.
00:03:16.120 And really hinting that it could overtake London and New York in due time.
00:03:23.460 There you had COP28.
00:03:25.120 And COP28 is really essentially a reparations conference of how to get money from the industrialized West, guilt trip them to sending the money to the third world through the phony hook of climate change.
00:03:40.280 Abu Dhabi is about, I don't know, 50 or 60 miles up the road.
00:03:44.040 And they drive 130 miles an hour.
00:03:46.080 So it's, I don't know, it's 20 minutes away.
00:03:48.400 There you had Putin shows up.
00:03:50.000 And Putin shows up.
00:03:50.800 And nobody in the media covered it.
00:03:51.780 He had a Russian, advanced Russian military combat aircraft that came in like the Blue Angels or like the British guys.
00:04:00.720 And they're trailing the colors of the Russian flag.
00:04:03.600 They do a flyover.
00:04:04.880 He shows up on the red carpet with our ally, Mohammed bin Zayed, who I say is the best guy in the Middle East, the most pro-American.
00:04:11.620 They're there with him on the same week that he announced that, hey, I don't know if we're going to use the petrodollar anymore.
00:04:18.140 I think what we're going to do is we're doing deals with the Chinese and others.
00:04:21.500 And we're going to take the currency risk with those guys.
00:04:23.460 But we're not doing a we're not going to do the petrodollar.
00:04:27.720 Can you tie those together for me?
00:04:29.480 And particularly how I think now more than ever, people said they go, you know, maybe I want to hedge against all this madness.
00:04:36.380 Maybe I'll check with Philip Patrick of the team.
00:04:38.660 Maybe gold might be the answer for me.
00:04:40.340 Right. Tie together COP and Dubai with Putin and the end of the petrodollar up the road in Abu Dhabi, sir.
00:04:50.640 Of course. I mean, and by the way, let's look at what's been happening to gold as well.
00:04:55.480 Gold has surged in this climate, hitting all time highs over last weekend.
00:05:00.300 And it's this stuff that's driving it.
00:05:02.400 At the end of the day, Putin, China are getting sick of of the West. 0.95
00:05:08.300 Right. They have been holding a lot of U.S. debt by holding U.S. debt.
00:05:12.240 They are strengthening the dollar.
00:05:14.040 And that is a stick that we have been using ultimately to beat them with.
00:05:18.320 And I think they've gotten to a point where they said enough is enough.
00:05:21.560 And like you said, at this point, they're willing to take some currency risk to de-dollarize because ultimately, longer term, it'll weaken the dollar.
00:05:29.380 It'll weaken our strength on the international stage and it'll give them an opportunity to take some more control.
00:05:35.820 So we're not aiding things domestically either.
00:05:39.380 Right. On the back of global de-dollarization, Powell came out recently with some very dovish comments.
00:05:46.620 Right. Ultimately, you know, he had a shot here to ease, you know, to push back against easing financial conditions and growth in risk on assets.
00:05:56.220 And he blew it. And in my mind, you know, he told us that rates were well into restrictive territory, which assured that not only would there not be more rate hikes, but he contradicted his prior warning that it's premature to speculate when the Fed might ease.
00:06:11.520 In other words, it's a clear signal to the world that the Fed is willing to sacrifice the dollar in order to prop up risk assets.
00:06:18.800 You combine this with what's happening on the international stage and we're playing into the hands of Russia and China. 0.67
00:06:25.280 We're making it an easy decision and actually, surprisingly, a sensible financial decision to start to de-dollarize.
00:06:34.560 It's all becoming very concerning.
00:06:36.380 This is what and you got to the point, the first part was the geopolitical uncertainty out there.
00:06:44.200 The second is because that's the two converging forces that's causes the financial risk and particularly the dollar as the prime reserve currency coupled with the geopolitical.
00:06:53.220 So I hear around here all the time and I just want to go back and reemphasize what you just said, because this is what I'm hearing about, because you look at this jam that Biden, these guys are in and people say, oh, no, no, no.
00:07:04.880 Their plan is and Powell's going to do it and they're going to just trash the dollar, right?
00:07:09.340 Sacrifice, trash the dollar.
00:07:11.560 They're going to try to cut rates because they got to.
00:07:14.320 This thing is not working for them and they can't.
00:07:16.140 The last thing they can have is even a scintilla of a recession.
00:07:19.040 So walk me through that.
00:07:20.580 How does that affect those macro?
00:07:23.260 We're not here to give personal financial advice, but those two macro things, a government that clearly now is so addicted to spending that they can't back off now because they're within a year of a general election, coupled with the geopolitical forces, most of which are being driven negatively by those same forces because they say, look, maybe MAGA has to suck on that.
00:07:45.500 Maybe the deplorables have to suck on that because they're U.S. citizens, but we certainly don't have to suck on that, right?
00:07:51.460 There's got to be an exit for us and they're looking for the exit.
00:07:54.080 Philip Patrick.
00:07:55.460 They are looking for an exit and gold buying, by the way, by central governments.
00:07:59.560 We've said before last year, an all time record for history.
00:08:03.400 This year, we're 14 percent ahead of last year.
00:08:06.480 So we'll end this year as the biggest year in history.
00:08:09.260 And we're seeing a flight from the dollar everywhere.
00:08:11.840 That's why gold prices have hit all time highs.
00:08:14.300 People are looking for the safety of hard currencies such as gold.
00:08:18.300 Look at Bitcoin, though.
00:08:19.360 It's surging as well, far from its previous all time highs, but it's being driven by the same force.
00:08:25.120 And the Fed are in a very tough situation.
00:08:27.400 They've got a credibility problem at the moment, right?
00:08:29.720 The inflation is double the Fed's target.
00:08:32.500 But we're seeing Powell now turn into Arthur Burns, right?
00:08:35.960 Arthur Burns was the Fed chair under Nixon who made sure.
00:08:39.740 I know it's an insult to say the least.
00:08:41.960 But it's frighteningly similar, Steve.
00:08:46.940 I mean, he made sure to keep credit cheap during Nixon's re-election campaign during an inflationary disaster.
00:08:54.260 The fiasco that Burns created took a decade to resolve.
00:08:58.100 But here's the problem, and I know you know it.
00:09:00.740 We don't have a decade this time.
00:09:02.680 The nation is already too close to the brink.
00:09:04.840 Government debts have grown 4,400% since 1978 when Burns left office.
00:09:12.420 And it's no surprise now that the dollar is being dumped worldwide as its value plummets.
00:09:17.740 And you said it yourself.
00:09:19.120 Even friendly nations, it is becoming a bad financial decision to hold on to the U.S. dollar.
00:09:25.500 So domestic policy is playing into foreign policy, which is escalating the problem all around.
00:09:32.420 So I've said for a while we're almost at the point of no return.
00:09:36.880 The longer time goes on, the more true that feels.
00:09:40.060 When you go back to Arthur Burns, one of the reasons to go to Birch Gold and get the end of the dollar empire, the fourth installment, we do debt trap, we do the politics of currency, we do the prime reserve currency, the dollars, the prime reserve currency.
00:09:54.620 We'll get you up to speed and knowledgeable about all of it.
00:09:57.060 The fourth installment is kind of shocking.
00:09:58.840 In fact, the fourth installment is so shocking about how we came off really the gold standard, the convertibility of the dollar into gold over a weekend, just over a weekend in August, right, with Arthur Burns and these guys and Nixon.
00:10:11.780 And the thing that shocks me when I keep talking about it, I talk about it in there.
00:10:14.740 I've read every book.
00:10:15.820 I've read every transcript of stuff coming over there.
00:10:17.640 You never see Philip – you never see really talk about projections.
00:10:21.260 They're not like – they're not sweating over mathematical models.
00:10:24.280 It's kind of like all this rhetoric and discussion and big guys talking big talk, but I never see really a hard analysis and you think a second, third, fourth order magnitude problems.
00:10:36.560 Arthur Burns and what Nixon's did, you said a decade.
00:10:39.620 Remember, it destroyed really Carter's administration and Reagan came to power.
00:10:45.100 Reagan came to power because fixing the economy.
00:10:47.040 It wasn't even the international situation, which was bad and he had a solution.
00:10:50.940 People thought he was a tough guy.
00:10:51.980 It was what he and Volcker were to do to wring it out of it.
00:10:55.420 It took a decade and it was devastating to the United States.
00:10:58.320 Now, to Philip Patrick's point, we ain't got that balance sheet.
00:11:02.020 We had no debt – virtually no debt at the time.
00:11:03.960 We had a balance sheet you could do some stuff with, some capacity.
00:11:07.920 We were a manufacturing – advanced manufacturing powerhouse.
00:11:11.640 We were the center of the manufacturing world.
00:11:13.640 That ain't true.
00:11:14.220 We shipped those jobs in the manufacturing over to China.
00:11:17.260 We are not that nation.
00:11:18.320 And with 34 trillion – remember, next week we're going to pass – or at the end of next week we're going to pass a trillion dollars from September 18th.
00:11:25.780 It's insanity right now.
00:11:27.640 It's total insanity.
00:11:29.540 Philip, what they got – we got a couple minutes to break.
00:11:31.620 I got to bring this up.
00:11:32.680 When I mentioned last week – and you helped me.
00:11:35.760 Your team did it.
00:11:36.620 And as you remember, I was sitting there going, no, that can't be right.
00:11:38.780 Because I did – we did so many executive orders with President Trump.
00:11:42.600 We kind of became experts on how they're issued.
00:11:45.100 This thing – this thing that's taken us off the gold standard was just an executive order.
00:11:48.800 In fact, they had to use the – what's called an emergency executive order because they couldn't go to the Office of Legal Counsel.
00:11:54.820 All executive orders, including the ones we did on the travel ban, go to the Justice Department, which has an internal law firm of like their top brains.
00:12:03.560 They write you an opinion.
00:12:05.040 Yes, this is inside the Constitution.
00:12:06.500 Don't worry about it.
00:12:07.420 So when you go to the Supreme Court, this is how you argue it.
00:12:09.480 It's called the Office of Legal Counsel.
00:12:11.180 They got no opinion.
00:12:12.860 This thing was slapped together over a weekend.
00:12:16.480 It's been around, what, I don't know, 50, 60, 70 years.
00:12:19.180 I kind of mentioned, hey, we're probably going to review that on the first day of the second Trump term.
00:12:24.040 They went to full meltdown.
00:12:25.620 Bannon says they're going to take off to the gold standard.
00:12:28.920 But, Philip, it is something that should be reviewed.
00:12:32.620 Do you not agree?
00:12:34.560 Oh, absolutely.
00:12:35.480 It's had the biggest effect on monetary fiscal policy here in the United States for the last 60 years.
00:12:41.820 For something to be pushed through like that with very little review, it just makes absolutely no sense.
00:12:48.320 So the idea to review the structure, I think, is a very difficult thing to argue.
00:12:52.940 But, yeah, it's absurd.
00:12:54.520 This was one of the most important historical events.
00:12:57.940 And it was, like you said, pushed through over a weekend.
00:13:00.600 It's bananas.
00:13:01.660 No, they went to camp.
00:13:05.500 They had done some work beforehand.
00:13:06.920 They talked about it.
00:13:08.080 They gathered everybody on, like, a late Friday morning.
00:13:11.140 They went up to Camp David.
00:13:12.600 You know, some drove.
00:13:13.540 Some took the – President Nixon took the helicopter.
00:13:16.160 By Sunday night, I think they had preempted Bonanza.
00:13:19.140 And he's addressing the nation.
00:13:21.560 Oh, by the way, effective – like before the markets opened, you no longer can convert the dollars into gold.
00:13:28.620 It, like, was the biggest shock in history.
00:13:30.880 And you say, well, naturally, if you do an executive order that has that long of a thing, you take it to a – you've got to make it – you've got to go and make it a law.
00:13:38.180 It's got to be permanent.
00:13:39.740 There ain't no way, the American people.
00:13:42.460 Are you kidding me?
00:13:43.440 You're going to take to the House and the Senate?
00:13:45.520 You want to see the American people rise up?
00:13:47.920 You want to unite the country?
00:13:49.660 I can unite the country.
00:13:51.240 Take a law that says you're going to go off the gold standard.
00:13:53.860 Your dollar's not going to be – it's going to be a fiat currency.
00:13:56.300 That would unite the country.
00:13:57.500 That would be 90 percent.
00:13:58.560 All the pitchforks would come out. 0.51
00:14:00.000 Philip, hang on for a second.
00:14:01.280 We're going to go to the second hour.
00:14:02.220 What I'm going to ask you in the – excuse me, the second block is particularly for those people who are not gold bugs or people not familiar with it, the geopolitical forces, the financial forces, and we see it this week.
00:14:16.480 Folks, unless we do our job on Monday and Tuesday, they're leaving Thursday or Friday, and they ain't coming back until January with, like, 10 days to go before, guess what, the next CR runs out.
00:14:28.280 So the whole point is the converging forces of geopolitics, uncertainty, and, of course, really the financial irresponsibility of the ruling class of this nation.
00:14:38.360 It's not your fault.
00:14:39.320 You didn't cause it.
00:14:40.520 All you're doing is working away hard.
00:14:42.000 Philip Patrick of Birchgold.
00:14:43.160 Go to birchgold.com slash ban and get the end of the dollar empire.
00:14:46.120 It's totally free.
00:14:48.540 You will come out wiser after you've gone through all four episodes.
00:14:51.920 We're going to work on another installment right now.
00:14:53.480 Short break.
00:14:54.020 Back in a moment.
00:14:54.500 We rejoice when there's no more.
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00:16:33.580 War Room.
00:16:34.540 Here's your host, Stephen K. Bannon.
00:16:40.920 Thanks.
00:16:41.440 Welcome back.
00:16:43.080 You know, we teamed up with Birch Gold.
00:16:45.040 I think it's been about three years ago now.
00:16:46.920 And I think Gold was like 1730.
00:16:50.060 And now, what, it hit 2100 the other day.
00:16:54.660 And we're not here to give personal financial advice.
00:16:57.220 In the show, what we try to do is give you access.
00:16:59.480 Like if it's coffee to Tej Gil, which we think he's dedicated his life and, after serving his nation, has come back and made the best.
00:17:07.320 Or like the guys at Meriwether Farms, right?
00:17:09.960 They take this time.
00:17:10.940 This young woman who's in the campaign with me, worked for me in 16 in the White House and state, decided afterwards she wants to be an entrepreneur, goes out and does this amazing beef out there in Wyoming.
00:17:21.240 We always try to give you access to the best.
00:17:23.620 And the Birch Gold guys have been just terrific.
00:17:25.280 And working together, one of the first things we said is, let's try to explain this to people.
00:17:29.380 You don't need to assess, but you've got to just explain the forces that are out there in the world and why gold.
00:17:35.660 And particularly, I said, hey, if guys are not gold bugs or particularly guys are not the Ron Paul set, right?
00:17:41.520 They're just the average Americans.
00:17:42.660 They say, hey, look, the dollar is the dollar.
00:17:44.440 And, you know, I don't want these gold guys. 1.00
00:17:45.720 A lot of these guys are nutcases.
00:17:47.020 I don't want to do this, right?
00:17:48.700 We can't go back to a gold standard.
00:17:50.320 I said, let's just explain how we got here and why gold has been a hedge.
00:17:56.500 Because one inconvertible fact, incontrovertible fact, is that gold has been a hedge against turbulent times in mankind's history.
00:18:05.560 You always see it revert back to that.
00:18:07.100 So why is it – why are we now, in your professional opinion, Philip, at an all-time high?
00:18:14.440 Particularly now we live in a different world in the Middle Ages or ancient Egypt or the Roman Empire or even the British or the Spanish, you know, when they were getting all the silver.
00:18:24.160 Now you're in a world of almost perfect information, right?
00:18:27.100 You've got social media.
00:18:28.740 You've got so much financial analysis out there.
00:18:31.940 Geopolitically, you've got people that focus on every different parts of geopolitics.
00:18:35.220 You're overwhelmed with information.
00:18:37.040 One of the things we try to do on this show is to make sure that we can actually give you a structure in how to think about it.
00:18:43.660 So then you can put the information in and kind of have some ability to get knowledge, wisdom, and understanding and discernment.
00:18:51.760 So in your mind, having been – dedicated your life to this, why are we at an all-time high?
00:18:58.340 And where do you – I understand you don't predict where gold is going to go.
00:19:01.100 But just those forces that are driving this, where do you see them going?
00:19:06.160 Look, I mean, sadly for the nation, it is a perfect storm in terms of the drivers for gold price.
00:19:14.040 We're talking a lot about the problems that we have, right?
00:19:17.220 Leading up to this year, we were dealing with an inflation problem we still have today.
00:19:22.980 We're seeing, you know, markets right now that are looking shaky at best.
00:19:27.200 We're dealing with a world that is currently running away from the dollar in their droves.
00:19:32.240 These things, of course, all very negative but very positive drivers for safe haven commodities like gold and silver, particularly when we look at what's happening with the dollar, right?
00:19:43.580 Nations around the world are watching the Federal Reserve printing money into oblivion, devaluing the dollar.
00:19:49.340 And, of course, even for those friendly nations out there that are holding dollars to trade, it becomes a significant issue.
00:19:56.480 If the dollar has lost 16% purchasing power in the space of three years, it starts to become a problem for nations and their reserves.
00:20:04.160 So we've been seeing globally a flight from the dollar, and, of course, there are very few safe havens in climates like this, and gold is picking up a lot of that.
00:20:13.780 But I will say something.
00:20:15.340 Gold has hit an all-time high in terms of monetary dollar amount.
00:20:19.300 But, you know, if we adjust to inflation, the real high was back in the 1980s.
00:20:25.300 Inflation adjusted 3,300 an ounce.
00:20:27.920 So given where we are, given what's in front of us next year, I think we could see a very strong year for gold.
00:20:34.720 And it's a reflection of, like I said, all of the very tough stuff that we're dealing with economically.
00:20:40.300 So every cloud has a silver lining, and I would say gold is that.
00:20:44.420 But the real price of gold being at over $3,000 was towards the end of that, towards the end of what Volcker and Reagan had to do to take all the problems out of the system, which those two guys were heroes because they took so much incoming.
00:21:00.620 It was unbelievable.
00:21:02.060 I also want just one last thing for people to know, and this is a constant, and we're seeing this, quite frankly, on Speaker Johnson.
00:21:08.080 They should never leave this week with this financial crisis and not addressing the spending.
00:21:15.100 You know, people said at the time that if they went off the gold, that the guns and butters policy of basically Johnson, the Great Society being the butter, the guns being Vietnam, that Nixon wanted to continue that.
00:21:30.080 They didn't want discipline.
00:21:31.020 One of the things we know is an incontrovertible fact from what they did in 1971 over that August weekend is they did take off the controls of people.
00:21:40.460 As long as the dollar was the prime reserve currency, as long as the American empire was out there all over hell's half acre, backed up by American military muscle, and that would be the sons and daughters of this audience and many of the people in this audience, that you could continue to print money.
00:21:57.340 And that's why what's happening in UAE, that's what's happening in Saudi Arabia when these quote-unquote allies are telling you because you're destroying them financially that they got to get – somehow they got to get off the petrodollar.
00:22:08.060 That shows you that all fiat currencies essentially, if you look at world history, always end up like this, don't they, Philip?
00:22:17.440 Every prime reserve currency, whether it's the pound, the Spanish, what, the bloom, all of them, they all end up being – they all end up at the end of the day in the same situation.
00:22:27.500 I say it's because of human nature.
00:22:28.620 It's absolutely – and by the way, that is with no exception.
00:22:35.100 And as you know, and I've mentioned it before, but when Nixon took us off the gold standard in 71, it was the first time in history that a global reserve currency had not been supported by gold.
00:22:47.020 And nations around the world came to the U.S. in delegations and they said, look, if you do this, what is going to prevent printing money, devaluing currency, basically the situation we are today?
00:22:59.120 And the response at the time, again, I think I've mentioned before, was very famous.
00:23:03.580 It was from John Connolly.
00:23:05.440 And Connolly said, listen, the U.S. dollar is our currency, but it's your problem, right?
00:23:09.820 And in 1971, the point is there wasn't a great deal anyone was going to say to that.
00:23:15.440 But the problem now, 50-odd years down the line, is twofold.
00:23:20.740 Number one, the key to a global reserve currency is that it is a stable store of value.
00:23:26.320 Well, the dollar losing 16% in three years, that argument starts to weaken.
00:23:31.380 Secondly, if you want to act as the world's policeman and you use your currency as a weapon one too many times, there's going to be a point when the world turns around and says, eh, enough is enough.
00:23:43.200 And my fear is that we've reached that point.
00:23:46.100 Now, I think the drop in purchasing power, the Saudis and the UAE understand it, and using it as a weapon, I kept telling people, that's a silver bullet. 0.99
00:23:57.080 You've got to use that for the CCP.
00:23:58.740 If you use it for anybody else, they're going to get tired of it, the SWIFT system and this, and you're going to be done.
00:24:03.880 And look at Russia. 0.58
00:24:04.560 They tried to take down the central bank of Russia, and guess what?
00:24:07.580 They failed.
00:24:09.380 Philip Patrick, I want to make sure everybody gets access to you and the advisors over at Birch Gold.
00:24:14.000 Where do folks go?
00:24:14.620 Very simple.
00:24:16.800 Birchgold.com slash Bannon.
00:24:19.200 Again, Birchgold.com forward slash Bannon.
00:24:22.480 That'll get a free information kit on how to invest in gold as well as the End of the Dollar Empire series, which everyone should read.
00:24:30.500 Birchgold.com forward slash Bannon.
00:24:35.340 Brother, thank you, and thank you, the partnership we've got and the ability.
00:24:39.300 I know we're going to work on the fifth installment.
00:24:42.060 It'll be because, folks, just to – and I don't know how Johnson and these guys are going home.
00:24:48.500 January is going to be another firestorm.
00:24:50.520 This is going to be a huge, nasty fight.
00:24:53.480 You're going to get to the 19th.
00:24:54.700 You've got this CR, the two-tier CR.
00:24:57.540 You've got the – I don't know, the 2nd of February or something.
00:24:59.920 They're going to be voting in – they're going to be voting in Iowa.
00:25:04.420 They're going to be voting in New Hampshire, and we're in the middle of another fight, and here's what they're going to do.
00:25:09.620 Just like here, they're going home.
00:25:10.840 They're going to try to kick the can down the road. 1.00
00:25:12.420 And if you say, well, Steve, how does this affect my life?
00:25:15.060 You know, what is – pull out your credit card statement.
00:25:17.900 When you see that 30% APR, that's – go back.
00:25:21.180 That's what this discussion is about.
00:25:23.040 It's destroying your life.
00:25:24.280 It's destroying – the harder you work, the poorer you're getting right now.
00:25:27.140 Just remember that.
00:25:27.860 The harder you work, the poorer you're getting.
00:25:30.000 Philip Patrick, thank you, and the team over at Birchgold.
00:25:31.800 Really appreciate it, brother.
00:25:33.860 Steve.
00:25:34.100 The harder you work, the poorer you get.
00:25:39.500 They took the controls off them.
00:25:41.620 And back then, as Connelly said, it's our currency but your problem because we were a financial and we were a manufacturing superpower, a superpower.
00:25:53.180 And they had to take it.
00:25:54.400 They ain't got to take it now.
00:25:56.400 Folks, the trailing 12 months have been $2.5 trillion of a deficit, $2.5 trillion.
00:26:01.400 Somehow that's got to be paid for.
00:26:02.840 How do you finance it?
00:26:04.100 The Chinese got all the bonds they want. 0.95
00:26:05.920 They're dumping the bonds because of the problem with the dollar.
00:26:07.940 The Japanese insurance company has got all the bonds they want, Japanese government.
00:26:11.420 You've got to continue to print currency.
00:26:13.740 That's how you do it.
00:26:14.920 It's only going to get worth.
00:26:16.100 This is a – Mike Davis talks all the time about the breakdown of the rule of law and weaponizing law for his republic ending.
00:26:25.220 That may or may not be true because I think you can fight back for that and you're seeing fight back on it.
00:26:29.420 It's going to be tough as a struggle.
00:26:30.520 One thing that is republic ending is the spending because you can't – you get to a certain level, you can't pull it back.
00:26:37.840 That's what I was explaining right now.
00:26:38.980 Do you notice nobody else talks about except this show that on September 18th we passed $33 trillion and by December 18th we're going to pass $34 trillion.
00:26:49.420 Within 90 days we're going to add $1 trillion.
00:26:51.760 Is there any pandemic out there?
00:26:53.160 Is there any massive problem with – is it lack of aggregate demand?
00:26:57.280 Is there any military conflicts?
00:26:58.720 You've got Ukraine and we've shut that down or Israel and you've got what's happening in Guyana, others, South China Sea.
00:27:04.660 But I'm talking about a war that would suck up resources like World War II. 0.72
00:27:07.640 Is there anything – any extraordinary event?
00:27:11.380 No.
00:27:12.400 It's just it's so damn big like the rent's too damn high.
00:27:16.080 It's so damn big.
00:27:16.980 It's the law of large numbers now.
00:27:19.680 The deficit's $200 billion a month.
00:27:23.320 That means every five months another trillion dollars.
00:27:26.940 You can't – for this audience to understand, we will never pay off, nor your children, nor your grandchildren, or if you're lucky enough, your great-grandchildren will never pay off one penny of the face amount of that debt.
00:27:42.080 But the opportunity cost, the crowding out of – in the financial capital markets will be just paying the interest, which this show is the first to tell you.
00:27:51.840 It's going to be a trillion dollars, and now I'm telling you it's going to be $1.25 trillion a year.
00:27:55.960 Bigger than Defense Department.
00:27:57.420 Bigger than Social Security.
00:27:58.780 Bigger than Medicare.
00:27:59.960 Bigger than all of it.
00:28:00.780 And only going to get bigger.
00:28:03.720 Go to Birch Gold.
00:28:05.000 Just check it out.
00:28:05.680 Immerse yourself.
00:28:06.520 I'm not here to give you personal financial advice.
00:28:08.420 I'm here to help you immerse yourself in information so as free men and free women, you can make up your own damn mind. 0.86
00:28:16.400 Go check it out now.
00:28:18.300 The great Sabin Howard, one of the great artists of this century, will join us after a short commercial break.
00:28:23.620 We will fight till they're all gone.
00:28:28.400 We rejoice when there's no more.
00:28:30.320 Let's take down the CCP.
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00:29:40.460 War Room.
00:29:41.460 Here's your host, Stephen K. Bannon.
00:29:45.120 Money and power.
00:29:46.960 It is a spiritual war at the railhead of it,
00:29:51.020 but it manifests itself in this, you know, veil of tears as money and power,
00:29:57.200 and that's why we're here to help this audience.
00:29:59.660 You know, Anand said the other day on MSM,
00:30:03.400 you see, we've built a movement.
00:30:04.480 One of the reasons we've built a movement,
00:30:05.700 we've built platforms out there, you know,
00:30:07.440 with Kimberly and guys at Rumble and Real America's Voice,
00:30:10.660 the Getter folks,
00:30:12.000 to give you access to many different voices
00:30:14.200 and let you make up your own mind,
00:30:15.400 but that movement has empowered people,
00:30:16.880 and one of the things we try to do
00:30:18.640 is make sure that you have the inside baseball
00:30:20.580 and how the world works.
00:30:23.060 I want to get to that spiritual side
00:30:25.220 to talk about art and the power of art
00:30:27.700 and the power of art
00:30:28.920 in the early parts of the 21st century
00:30:31.760 and how it relates to
00:30:32.980 the better days of our American republic.
00:30:36.580 In a moment, we're bringing Saban Howard.
00:30:39.280 Tej, one more time, I want to make sure,
00:30:41.420 because people, and my phone blows up all the time,
00:30:43.240 hey, you're so jacked up,
00:30:44.260 these rants are so unbelievable,
00:30:45.780 you don't use a teleprompter,
00:30:47.420 how do you do it?
00:30:48.420 And I'll be honest, one of the ways,
00:30:49.700 and look, Warpath Coffee did a great thing for me.
00:30:52.280 I used to have a very bad,
00:30:54.500 I don't say addiction,
00:30:55.720 but I used to do a lot of the energy drinks.
00:30:58.580 Maybe the ones that will jack you up a little too much,
00:31:00.400 and people started getting worried,
00:31:01.440 they said, man, you're on that too much.
00:31:03.520 The rants are too wild,
00:31:05.060 and so that's what Warpath Coffee,
00:31:06.580 the rants are still pretty wild,
00:31:07.740 but Warpath helped me dial it down just a bit.
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00:31:12.680 I praise the Dark Roast because I love it,
00:31:15.220 and I feel like a co-creator
00:31:17.000 since I work with you guys on it,
00:31:18.720 but the others are so great too,
00:31:21.640 and you have such a depth of inventory here,
00:31:24.220 so walk people through it.
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00:31:39.620 and like you said,
00:31:41.240 you don't need to have any milk and sugar
00:31:43.300 in the energy drinks you're drinking,
00:31:45.260 they're full of milk and sugar,
00:31:46.320 so this coffee is so good and so smooth,
00:31:48.860 you can just drink it black,
00:31:50.320 so it's actually healthy.
00:31:53.080 That was one of the things when we created it,
00:31:55.700 I used to do a lot of intermittent fasting,
00:31:57.260 so I used to drink coffee black,
00:31:58.480 so I wanted a smooth coffee
00:31:59.960 that had low acidic,
00:32:02.660 and it wasn't bitter at all,
00:32:04.720 so that's,
00:32:06.320 it's actually,
00:32:07.220 it's healthy coffee,
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00:32:08.980 that's the way you do it,
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00:32:20.940 it's smooth.
00:32:21.400 Stick with me,
00:32:26.140 let's go,
00:32:26.780 I want people to immerse themselves,
00:32:28.260 he goes,
00:32:28.680 he talks about the process,
00:32:29.840 the roasting,
00:32:30.500 the beans,
00:32:30.980 all of it,
00:32:31.400 it's very important to understand
00:32:32.260 the process in this,
00:32:33.120 because that's really what makes
00:32:33.960 the difference between great coffee,
00:32:35.980 it's almost like a champagne or a wine,
00:32:37.640 I know people say,
00:32:38.700 Bannon,
00:32:39.100 you've lost it,
00:32:41.000 no,
00:32:41.540 it's that,
00:32:42.600 it's at that level of sophistication.
00:32:44.560 It's smooth.
00:32:45.920 Saban Howard joins us,
00:32:47.280 Saban Howard joins us,
00:32:48.480 he's doing this incredible,
00:32:49.500 monumental,
00:32:52.000 artwork,
00:32:53.840 for the Great War,
00:32:55.480 the war to end all wars,
00:32:56.660 that'll be installed,
00:32:58.100 in the fall of,
00:32:59.340 of 2024,
00:33:02.460 in time for,
00:33:03.940 not Veterans Day here,
00:33:05.120 but Remembrance Day throughout the world.
00:33:06.940 Saban,
00:33:07.240 we just went to Pearl Harbor,
00:33:08.540 and you know,
00:33:08.900 I was able to talk about the honored dead,
00:33:10.620 and talk about,
00:33:11.940 and it was people,
00:33:13.060 it was overwhelming,
00:33:14.160 people came to me and said,
00:33:15.720 we don't talk about that anymore,
00:33:17.780 we don't talk about the sacrifice,
00:33:19.040 we don't talk about,
00:33:20.140 you know,
00:33:20.340 you do a little clip,
00:33:21.280 and on Pearl Harbor, 0.96
00:33:22.400 the news,
00:33:23.420 CNN would do like a 30 second clip,
00:33:25.020 Fox would do 30 seconds,
00:33:26.100 and you might see a veteran,
00:33:27.120 they would go,
00:33:27.620 and these stories are heart rendering,
00:33:29.180 but they're more than just the individual stories,
00:33:31.140 it's also about,
00:33:32.140 what the nation did,
00:33:33.860 as a nation.
00:33:35.440 Walk me through in your art,
00:33:36.440 why have we kind of lost that connection,
00:33:39.200 if you go to Gettysburg,
00:33:40.240 you go to these places,
00:33:41.100 and you see not just the battles they fought,
00:33:42.700 but then how they memorialized it later,
00:33:44.540 so that you could sit there,
00:33:46.040 and you could see it,
00:33:46.820 and feel it forever.
00:33:47.600 Sir.
00:33:49.540 So it's,
00:33:50.800 they have a big change,
00:33:52.060 that occurred about 100 years ago,
00:33:54.340 you lose the concept of divine order,
00:33:58.420 and it's replaced,
00:34:00.040 because of World War I,
00:34:01.240 because of 22 million deaths,
00:34:03.620 just wipes off the map,
00:34:05.660 the idea of God and sacredness,
00:34:08.460 and all of a sudden,
00:34:09.700 it's replaced with this concept of man,
00:34:11.700 as an alienated being,
00:34:13.180 and the universe run by chaos,
00:34:15.920 that everything's completely random,
00:34:18.140 and art and life are not separate items,
00:34:22.360 they are intermeshed,
00:34:24.120 they are two things that are just feeding off each other,
00:34:27.120 and as an artist,
00:34:29.740 I'm keenly aware of this,
00:34:31.940 because I went to art school in the 80s,
00:34:36.300 and in the 80s,
00:34:37.320 they still taught the figure,
00:34:39.060 the figure is who we are,
00:34:40.920 it is how you represent yourself,
00:34:44.320 on a visual level,
00:34:46.160 so art can be considered a visual narrative,
00:34:48.680 and if you make an art form,
00:34:51.440 that elevates human beings,
00:34:53.140 you're really looking back at history,
00:34:56.280 and saying that history is important,
00:34:59.220 and we need to maintain that history,
00:35:01.380 because we learn about our country,
00:35:03.360 and in the hopes that we don't repeat those same mistakes,
00:35:07.540 and at the same time,
00:35:08.660 it creates our culture as well,
00:35:11.640 and that culture is something,
00:35:13.080 that is very very important to maintain,
00:35:15.260 and hold on to,
00:35:16.100 because it's the identity of a group of people,
00:35:18.900 a country,
00:35:20.280 and so that you have this intermeshing ideology,
00:35:22.920 of that culture and humanity are intermeshed,
00:35:25.600 and so it's if you don't pay attention to human beings,
00:35:29.580 it's like throwing everything out,
00:35:32.360 it's like throwing out your history,
00:35:34.280 and what do you have?
00:35:35.320 Then you have zero,
00:35:36.300 you have nothing,
00:35:37.360 and it's very sad for me to watch right now,
00:35:39.980 that what I learned in the last,
00:35:42.400 I guess it's 35, 40 years of sculpting,
00:35:45.220 it's just vanished,
00:35:47.040 it's been wiped off the map,
00:35:48.680 and so my vision,
00:35:51.440 my goal,
00:35:52.240 what do I have to do,
00:35:53.640 what is,
00:35:54.100 my dharma as a human being,
00:35:55.500 it's to play forward,
00:35:57.360 the rich tradition,
00:35:59.480 it's our heritage,
00:36:01.300 in the art world,
00:36:02.260 that goes back to the Greeks,
00:36:03.440 the Romans,
00:36:04.040 the Renaissance times,
00:36:05.920 and so then,
00:36:06.500 and then what do I talk about?
00:36:08.000 I talk about my country,
00:36:09.680 and the things that are important to this country,
00:36:13.140 and so it's like I'm in complete revolution to what's happening around me,
00:36:18.520 and I speak about humanity as something that needs to be elevated,
00:36:22.420 a spirit that needs to be spoken about rising to the occasion,
00:36:26.140 not create a culture and a humanity of ironic ideologies,
00:36:31.000 and so when you look at the World War I memorial,
00:36:35.380 which will be put into Pershing Park next year in September,
00:36:41.820 I've been on this now,
00:36:44.600 by the time that happens,
00:36:45.700 10 years,
00:36:46.340 I made a story that everyone will understand,
00:36:50.860 and it's called A Hero's Journey,
00:36:53.320 it's about one soldier,
00:36:55.440 that leaves home,
00:36:57.260 leaves his family,
00:36:58.960 joins the Brotherhood of Arms,
00:37:01.300 and enters into a battle,
00:37:02.880 that battle transforms him,
00:37:05.680 he exits the battle,
00:37:07.380 transforms,
00:37:07.980 it's a shell-shocked soldier,
00:37:09.760 there are 38 figures that tell the story,
00:37:11.400 and then he returns home,
00:37:13.960 handing his daughter the helmet,
00:37:16.340 she's the next generation,
00:37:18.200 she's World War II,
00:37:19.740 so I felt it was really important to do something that everyone could understand,
00:37:25.380 because why do people go to Washington,
00:37:27.080 they go to Washington to understand the history of this country,
00:37:30.280 they go there to see what has transpired in the past,
00:37:33.860 so they can understand better their culture,
00:37:35.900 and who they are as a group of people,
00:37:39.040 and so this is a very nationalistic way of merging art,
00:37:44.800 and country,
00:37:46.420 and having pride in being an American,
00:37:48.580 and that's where I stand on that,
00:37:51.840 so when you see people that are just thrown to the wayside,
00:37:55.540 like veterans,
00:37:56.820 it's very, very sad,
00:37:57.700 I can go on about that in a minute if you'd like.
00:38:02.120 I'd like to go back to the divine order,
00:38:04.280 in doing this,
00:38:05.100 do you feel that you're just not making a statement for people today to try to understand it,
00:38:11.440 but do you also think that you're honoring those that fought,
00:38:16.640 because before August of 1914,
00:38:21.440 there was in the Victorian era,
00:38:23.780 and therefore this concept of a divine order,
00:38:26.980 and then afterwards,
00:38:28.080 shattered by the slaughter in the trenches,
00:38:31.000 but also later,
00:38:32.340 theory of relativity,
00:38:33.940 and advances in science,
00:38:35.840 that people saw that science and technology,
00:38:38.320 you know,
00:38:38.680 was used for mass slaughter,
00:38:40.720 Do you think that your monument you're building,
00:38:46.500 your art,
00:38:47.980 is also a tribute to those folks to say,
00:38:51.140 there was a divine order to all this?
00:38:54.760 The type of art that I make is figurative.
00:38:59.660 My masters,
00:39:00.740 my teachers,
00:39:01.680 come from the Renaissance.
00:39:04.020 The Renaissance masters,
00:39:05.520 Leonardo da Vinci,
00:39:06.440 Michelangelo,
00:39:07.060 Raphael,
00:39:07.940 looked at nature.
00:39:09.280 Nature was where they garnered their information,
00:39:14.740 and if you look at nature,
00:39:16.880 you see the complexity of how things are assembled,
00:39:20.480 and that assembly is,
00:39:22.900 it's beyond anything that a computer could create.
00:39:26.320 It is human,
00:39:27.560 and it is divine at the same time,
00:39:29.920 and this is one of the things that I'm really pushing for in this,
00:39:34.900 you know,
00:39:36.880 60-foot-long wall.
00:39:38.300 We all make something that is easily understood,
00:39:41.720 that speaks about the divine order of who we are as human beings,
00:39:45.820 how we fit into a universe,
00:39:48.260 and how there is a hierarchy.
00:39:50.800 The art is created with millions of components.
00:39:54.800 38-figure composition,
00:39:56.160 it holds together as one unit,
00:39:57.780 is a very difficult technical challenge as an artist to make,
00:40:03.500 and if it holds one story,
00:40:05.580 that one story,
00:40:06.920 if it's understood by all people from all parts of the world,
00:40:11.660 it's a unifier.
00:40:13.060 It's not something that's divisive.
00:40:15.300 It takes the concept of universe,
00:40:19.200 and then all these parts belonging to that incredible divinity,
00:40:24.680 and for me,
00:40:26.360 that's of the greatest importance,
00:40:28.760 to make something that everybody can understand,
00:40:31.140 and everybody can move forward and spread that word.
00:40:34.260 If they go to your website,
00:40:40.040 not just to see the work in progress,
00:40:41.740 and we're going to follow this along very,
00:40:43.420 very closely in 24 as you get ready to actually bring it to the nation's capital,
00:40:46.740 but this understanding of figurative art,
00:40:53.860 and what you stand as a unbroken chain back to the Renaissance,
00:40:58.040 do you have writings about this,
00:41:00.460 or others?
00:41:00.920 We try to provide a way for people to immerse themselves,
00:41:04.360 and particularly people who may be working class,
00:41:06.520 or haven't had the chance to go to college,
00:41:08.240 and go to Harvard,
00:41:09.040 or go and study this,
00:41:10.860 but are thirsty for knowledge.
00:41:12.960 So where do they begin to understand this?
00:41:15.220 I mean, they can see it,
00:41:15.980 and they go,
00:41:16.400 yes, I understand that statue,
00:41:18.420 and today in this modern thing,
00:41:20.680 I don't understand it,
00:41:21.600 because it's not representative of the divine order.
00:41:24.520 It's abstract art.
00:41:26.220 But how do we get them to start to understand
00:41:29.540 that there's a deep thought process underneath this?
00:41:34.140 That's a really rough question to ask these days,
00:41:36.200 because everything's gone to technology,
00:41:37.800 so you don't have a lot of people moving towards reading books anymore.
00:41:42.020 I know this is not exactly what you wanted to hear,
00:41:47.640 but I think something like the Constitution is actually very similar to what the art is about.
00:41:53.940 If you read the document of the Constitution,
00:41:58.360 all of a sudden you begin to see that there's this sense of manifestation.
00:42:02.200 And that's what to me is one of the most thrown away documents of our time right now,
00:42:11.100 and it's one of the most apparently easily accessible documents of our time as well.
00:42:16.900 So if people read things like the document of the Constitution,
00:42:20.480 it puts you on the right path of understanding about the unity and manifestation
00:42:24.800 and hierarchy and divine order.
00:42:29.400 It's a challenge.
00:42:32.560 We're at a moment that's a challenge.
00:42:34.360 The way that I want to handle it is make a documentary
00:42:37.020 about what I've done in the studio over the last 10 years
00:42:39.600 and put that out into the world
00:42:42.300 so that people can see the intimate creation of something like this
00:42:48.220 and to show that it's done by a human being
00:42:50.600 and that it's not held by schools, art critics, galleries,
00:42:57.660 that it's held by us.
00:42:59.280 It's an art that belongs to us, the populace.
00:43:02.140 It's not the art of the elite.
00:43:04.480 It's an art for everyone.
00:43:07.120 And that's a major change.
00:43:09.680 It's very radical thinking.
00:43:13.920 Can you hang on for one second to say,
00:43:15.780 we're going to take a short commercial break.
00:43:17.260 We're going to come back.
00:43:18.060 We have Sabin Howard, the artist that's completing this memorial
00:43:22.060 for World War I that will be unveiled and rolled out next to fall
00:43:27.420 in time for Veterans Day or Remembers Day.
00:43:30.160 Short commercial break.
00:43:31.220 We're going to be back with Sabin Howard in just a moment.
00:43:33.080 We will fight till they're all gone.
00:43:35.240 We rejoice when there's no more.
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00:45:15.740 War Room.
00:45:16.660 Here's your host, Stephen K. Mann.
00:45:19.040 Sabin Howard.
00:45:21.720 How do we get to your site so people can get more up to speed as we follow you even more closely in this run-up to the unveiling of this next fall?
00:45:31.280 Where do people go?
00:45:33.340 Look at my website, sabinhoward.com.
00:45:36.720 And you can also find me on social media on Instagram as sabinhowardsculptures.
00:45:47.180 Fantastic.
00:45:47.940 Sabin, you're doing the Lord's work, so thank you very much.
00:45:51.580 Look forward to getting you back on here and drilling down even more.
00:45:54.740 Thank you.
00:45:55.220 Populist art that represents the divine order.
00:46:02.240 Not too shabby, huh?
00:46:04.220 Tej, thank you for being my wingman today.
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00:46:48.640 Brother, thank you so much.
00:46:49.780 And thank you so much for doing this.
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00:46:51.620 Thank you, Steve.
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00:48:09.960 Okay, we're going to end with a song that blew up yesterday, Modern Day Holy War from Lady No Grady.
00:48:19.300 That's our own Nicole O'Grady. 1.00
00:48:22.300 This show got a, I tell you, the song just blew up yesterday.
00:48:25.940 People love it.
00:48:26.900 We're pushing it all weekend.
00:48:28.120 We're going to end today with Modern Day Holy War.
00:48:32.480 We'll see you back here Monday, 10 a.m. Eastern Standard Time.
00:48:35.200 When you'll be in the war room, I'll be up on Getter all weekend.
00:48:38.580 We don't worship government.
00:48:40.300 We worship God.
00:48:41.540 We worship God.
00:48:41.580 Here I am a little older, a little wiser, a whole lot bolder, and I got something to say.
00:49:09.360 In this world that we live in, there are secrets that I hid, and I can tell you why, but you've got to believe, you've got to believe, believe.
00:49:31.380 Open your eyes, no time to be blind.
00:49:37.000 Open your mind to see.
00:49:40.000 We're in a modern day.
00:49:40.620 We're in a modern day, holy war.
00:49:44.620 Coming after your mind to find your soul.
00:49:49.620 Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
00:49:51.240 It's true.
00:49:52.240 It's true.
00:49:55.500 Modern day, holy war.
00:49:58.240 Towns of blessings, beating sin.
00:50:02.240 No more, no more.
00:50:05.420 Cause Jesus puts all the light in you.
00:50:10.040 Little children in a straight line.
00:50:14.040 Don't fall behind.
00:50:16.040 Oh, no.
00:50:18.040 The television's only meant to indoctrinate the mind.
00:50:24.040 Seeing ain't always believing.
00:50:28.040 Doesn't mean it ain't true. 0.99
00:50:30.040 Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
00:50:31.660 When there's an unfathom of a label right under you.
00:50:37.660 We're in a modern day, holy war.
00:50:41.660 Coming after your mind to find your soul.
00:50:46.660 Oh, oh, oh, it's true.
00:50:49.660 Modern day, holy war.
00:50:57.280 Count your blessings, beating sin.
00:51:00.280 No more, no more.
00:51:03.280 Cause Jesus put all the light in you.
00:51:07.280 Light in you.
00:51:12.280 Oh, count your blessings.
00:51:16.280 Be of service till there's a will that's done.
00:51:21.900 Could you be clear?
00:51:22.900 Could it be true that everything you learned in school
00:51:24.900 was always just a great big stupid lie?
00:51:28.900 Things you wouldn't believe, mind, can't conceive,
00:51:31.900 will probably make you freak down and want to cry.
00:51:35.900 Don't you want to know how to stop the flow of evil?
00:51:39.900 So they didn't be running rampant in a fun and war.
00:51:43.900 There are some answers to these problems.
00:51:52.520 If you want to solve them, let Jesus love and truth.
00:51:58.520 We're in a modern day, holy war.
00:52:06.140 Holy, holy, holy, what I'm waiting for.
00:52:13.140 Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
00:52:17.820 Oh, oh, oh, oh.
00:52:21.800 Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
00:52:23.240 Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
00:52:25.560 Oh, oh, oh, oh.
00:52:26.100 Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
00:52:30.580 Oh, oh, oh.
00:52:31.640 Evil so blatantly running
00:52:35.520 Rappin' in a murdered world 0.99
00:52:39.800 Tell us your blessings
00:52:43.200 Be in sin
00:52:45.660 On one day
00:52:49.540 Holy One
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