Bannon's War Room - Episode 3276： Funding Our Enemies Across The Globe

00:00:00.000 officials the attacks happened yesterday at a patrol base in syria there were no reported

00:00:05.000 injuries or damage to infrastructure those rocket attacks in syria follow strikes in iraq carried

00:00:10.660 out by the united states in retaliation for a drone attack that injured american soldiers

00:00:15.640 nbc news correspondent ali arouzi reports on that from london so the u.s military has attacked

00:00:22.860 iranian-backed militant groups in iraq hours after u.s personnel were injured in a drone strike

00:00:29.720 on a u.s airbase on tuesday morning in iraq now the u.s defense secretary lloyd austen said three

00:00:36.740 sites used by a group called khatib hezbollah were hit in response to attacks on u.s forces

00:00:43.240 in iraq and syria so who are khatib hezbollah well they're financed and armed by iran and have been

00:00:50.880 one of the most prominent groups involved in attacks on u.s targets in iraq for some time now

00:00:56.580 uh it forms part of the hash al-shabi umbrella group of militias under iran's patronage

00:01:02.520 that's also been incorporated into the iraqi army but these attacks are nothing new the u.s has

00:01:09.780 repeatedly targeted sites links to militant groups in iraq and syria uh in recent years and depending

00:01:16.840 on the political situation these can ebb and flow considerably now given what's going on in the

00:01:22.760 region in the heightened tensions the attacks have dramatically increased since october 17th alone

00:01:29.740 there have been over a hundred of these types of attacks by iranian-backed militias so as the

00:01:36.540 conflict in gaza continues iran keeps issuing threats which are carried out by their proxies

00:01:42.520 with alarming frequency these days whether that's the houthis disrupting shipping in the red sea

00:01:48.640 or militias in the levant targeting u.s interests

00:01:52.300 this is the primal scream of a dying regime pray for our enemies because we're going medieval on

00:02:03.340 these people i got a free shot all these networks lying about the people the people have had a belly

00:02:10.420 full of it i know you don't like hearing that i know you try to do everything in the world to stop

00:02:14.340 that but you're not going to stop it it's going to happen and where do people like that go

00:02:18.000 to share the big line mega media i wish in my soul i wish that any of these people had a conscience

00:02:26.160 ask yourself what is my task and what is my purpose if that answer is to save my country

00:02:33.500 this country will be saved war room here's your host stephen k bann

00:02:40.240 wednesday december 27th in the year of our lord 2023 you are still here in the war room and i guess

00:02:52.960 we're getting a little literal with that we got drone strikes ballistic missiles cruise missiles you

00:02:58.540 name it coming from a regime that oh wait i think just got tens of billions of dollars released to it

00:03:03.960 from the biden regime not that long ago i believe just before the october 7th attacks in israel i'm

00:03:10.320 of course talking about iran await the same country that also infiltrated the department of defense

00:03:15.860 special envoy robert malley i guess he's still on paid leave we haven't heard anything about that story

00:03:21.440 right i guess i'll just bury it say that it's misinformation not information miss information but

00:03:27.800 luckily we got joe kent the one and only to join us to break all of that down for us now i'm curious

00:03:34.480 joe your your thoughts on what we we see here it's unprecedented the scope the scale everything right

00:03:41.420 well you mean yes and no i mean we've been under attack by the iranian proxy groups for quite a

00:03:47.300 quite a long time as long as we've been in iraq but like you pointed out when we start handing

00:03:52.440 billions of dollars to the iranian regime they're going to take advantage of this because we remain

00:03:58.200 spread out throughout the middle east in these small outposts that really serve no purpose president

00:04:03.120 trump attempted to get us out of syria he attempted to limit our ability to have bases inside of iraq

00:04:09.160 and that would have taken away the iranians abilities to strike at us with their proxies but

00:04:13.380 every time iran gets more money that joe biden gives them they simply spend it on their proxies and

00:04:18.640 that msnbc anchor actually was uh really honest in his assessment he pointed out that kataba hasbal

00:04:24.340 the iranian backed militia it is part of what's called the hasha dal shabi which is the iraqi

00:04:29.880 military so we are funding the militias that are attacking and wounding our soldiers right now and

00:04:36.500 threatening to draw us into a greater conflict in the middle east our mission in iraq and syria has

00:04:41.740 been complete for a very long time now we failed catastrophically in iraq that's why iran controls

00:04:46.620 that government the best thing we can do is pull our troops out of there to deprive the enemy deprive

00:04:51.180 the iranians of targets and then also cut off the funding we send billions of dollars obviously to

00:04:56.640 iran but through the government of iraq that is our biggest overseas embassy we send billions of

00:05:02.280 dollars to the iraqi government so they can turn around and fund the militias that are attacking our

00:05:07.080 troops biden is on every side of the conflict in the middle east and we are extremely vulnerable

00:05:12.480 right now the retaliatory strikes that lloyd austin was talking about that he conducted

00:05:16.760 these are purely for show we hit a couple targets way south of baghdad in babel province none of the

00:05:23.580 kataba hezbollah leadership is there the kataba hezbollah leadership is sitting in the green zone

00:05:28.660 next door to our absolute money pit of an embassy in the exact same fashion that the hamas leadership

00:05:35.460 is sitting down the street from the u.s base in doha qatar so we are funding every single side of this

00:05:41.920 and again blindly stumbling towards getting drawn into a broader conflict for absolutely no gain to

00:05:47.740 the u.s government whatsoever the saying that everyone likes to invoke in this case is you know

00:05:53.860 weakness invites aggression and while that may be true i don't even think that that's what we're

00:05:58.720 dealing with here i think we're dealing with intentional weakness inviting coordinated aggression

00:06:04.420 and you know look back to february 2021 one of the first moves that the biden regime did

00:06:09.680 was take the houthis off of the designate designated terrorist group list and now

00:06:14.320 they're attacking u.s interests our allies basically coming after commerce as usual coming after

00:06:21.080 trade i'm just curious from your perspective as someone who's you know been both a boot on the

00:06:26.680 ground but also you know you want to be obviously you're running for congress be more on the decision

00:06:31.520 making side of things hopefully force some votes on repealing a ums and all that wonderful stuff but

00:06:37.580 i'm just curious you know when you look and you see what's going on do you think the case is clear

00:06:43.340 that this is intentional weakness or do you think that our allies are are just outsmarting us because

00:06:49.140 we're more concerned with dei and drag shows you know what sort of the calculation here and how do we get

00:06:54.660 out of it i think it's a lethal combination of both i mean the biden administration on multiple

00:07:00.760 fronts as you pointed out is compromised and deeply infiltrated by the iranian government we've

00:07:05.320 literally got iranian assets working in the national security council working at the pentagon

00:07:10.260 but more dangerously in my opinion is we have people like sullivan and blinken who really bet their

00:07:15.380 entire careers during the obama administration on this idea of extending the hand in the words of

00:07:21.340 obama to iran and every time we extend our hand to the iranians they smack us best case scenario and

00:07:28.060 so this is absolutely failed however the biden administration is dead set on some sort of a

00:07:32.900 rapproachment with iran and then we set ourselves up into this lethal situation where we leave our

00:07:37.700 troops deployed in iraq and syria because the military industrial complex and the folks that are in

00:07:42.040 charge of the pentagon cannot let go of these middle eastern wars too many careers have been bet on

00:07:47.120 this uh too much money is being made consistently on these wars especially after the afghan war was

00:07:53.080 shut down so there's a lot of vested interests there but then also biden put us in an incredibly

00:07:57.740 weak position by killing off u.s energy so not only did he give the iranians the bases in iraq and syria

00:08:03.660 to shoot at but he also made the straits of hormuz the baba mandib the red sea absolutely critical

00:08:09.600 for global oil supplies that we are now dependent on we didn't need to be dependent we could be offering

00:08:14.720 an alternative to the world thus taking away a lot of the leverage that the iranians have but biden is

00:08:20.160 dead set on taking away every single piece of leverage that we have whether it is u.s energy

00:08:25.460 independence or whether it's leaving our southern border wide open you know taking folks off the

00:08:30.580 terrorist list allowing hezbollah hamas and every single other terrorist organization potentially to

00:08:35.920 infiltrate us from the south i mean basically when you look at every single move that biden makes

00:08:40.780 the only question is is this incompetence or is this a deliberate plan and the way that they're

00:08:45.840 moving in coordination i say it is all a very deliberate plan attempt an attempt to destroy

00:08:51.900 our nation for one but then also to get us sucked back into a middle eastern war i think most of the

00:08:57.560 players right now in this conflict in the middle east they stand to gain from us getting further and

00:09:03.400 further involved in this especially going into an election year i think biden wants to be a wartime

00:09:07.920 president and so he leaves us incredibly vulnerable over there all it's going to take is for a few

00:09:12.180 more casualties in iraq or syria or a tragedy to take place in the red sea and we're going to find

00:09:16.680 ourselves you know locked into another 20 plus years of needless bleeding in the middle east

00:09:22.620 they're launching ballistic missiles cruise missiles drone attacks publicly you can only imagine

00:09:29.720 what they're doing secretly behind closed doors with our porous open southern border you don't even

00:09:36.480 want to know probably who they're letting in i think it was in november alone 17 individuals on

00:09:41.160 the terror watch list that they caught who knows who else is coming in um but i'm just curious you're

00:09:47.360 obviously running for congress i pray to god we have more voices like like yours uh come 2024 i guess

00:09:53.360 2025 but specifically on the immigration issue it seems like that's going to be in january where a lot of the

00:09:59.040 focus is on right whether it's ukraine aid securing the border i'm just curious your message to maybe

00:10:04.360 your potential you know future colleagues how important is it that we secure the border particularly

00:10:10.460 from this national security perspective you know when we talk about national security there's always

00:10:16.880 like this nebulous idea of what our interests are are we fighting for democracy when the most vital

00:10:22.300 national security interest we have is protecting american citizens i mean we went to war for 20 plus

00:10:27.260 years because of the attacks on september 11th where we lost just under 3 000 people on one day

00:10:32.320 due to fentanyl poisoning we've lost well over 118 000 american citizens have been killed by the

00:10:39.420 mexican drug cartels the chinese communist party because of our wide open southern border like you 0.98

00:10:44.160 pointed out we've had an untold amount of terrorists enter our country we think 10 million illegals we

00:10:48.920 really don't know so my message to congress would be they've got to hold the line there is no other

00:10:54.340 issue that should be discussed right now or funded for that matter until the border is secure

00:11:00.380 until we can actually show to the american people that we are reducing the amount of people killed

00:11:05.700 by fentanyl and we are actually reducing the number of people illegally entering our country and that we

00:11:10.440 are starting to track down the bad actors that have entered our country and we start to conduct

00:11:16.120 mass deportations and we can't have any loopholes in here where we trade some border security feature

00:11:21.720 for some immigration compromise or for amnesty or to get rid of e-verify we got to start cutting off the

00:11:28.240 ability that these illegal immigrants have to make a living here in the united states but my message 1.00

00:11:32.460 would be they've got to hold the line there's no other issue that can be discussed not aid to

00:11:37.080 anywhere else until our border is secure real quick before i let you go we got a few minutes i'm just

00:11:43.680 curious you know you said the f word forever war that's the f word here in the war room um but

00:11:49.280 i'm just curious do you think that they're going to try to turn what's going on in the middle east

00:11:53.240 now into another forever war as we see the ukraine conflict maybe potentially winding down or at least

00:11:58.840 the political appetite to give them more aid i.e the defense contractors to make some more money

00:12:03.560 it doesn't seem as likely i'm just curious kind of looking down range what you think is going to

00:12:07.540 happen there most certainly i mean biden in his last public address he already said that we need to

00:12:13.120 rally the country because of all the conflicts in the middle east and eastern europe so obviously

00:12:16.780 i think just you know purely politically he wants a war going into 2024 but look

00:12:21.480 the entire military industrial complex the entire intelligence apparatus of the united states

00:12:26.060 government has been tooled for counterterrorism and counterinsurgency so all of the money to

00:12:32.200 interest right now would love nothing more than for us to go back and build up a bunch of bases in

00:12:37.160 iraq and syria and what you're going to hear from the neocons is hey we left iraq in 2011 we had to

00:12:42.480 come back because of isis so therefore we shouldn't leave we should just continue to expand and that's 0.87

00:12:47.640 going to be the overwhelming cry coming from the beltway from the people that stand to gain from

00:12:52.500 this but really if we look at the the cold hard reality none of our efforts in the middle east with

00:12:57.500 the exception of a few counterterrorism strikes here and there really worked none of it ever worked i

00:13:01.680 mean i fought over there for most of my 20s and 30s i wish i could say hey it worked we should just

00:13:06.380 give it the old college try even harder this time and it'll definitely work there's a pathway to

00:13:10.180 success there simply isn't what what does work is us using our leverage like president trump really put

00:13:16.600 into operation by making us a net exporter of energy using our economic and diplomatic power

00:13:21.940 to come up with creative solutions like the abraham accords to use our allies effectively

00:13:27.440 to use the power of tariffs the power of sanctions and only when necessary use very strategic strikes but

00:13:33.760 then take away the enemy's leverage that has to be the way forward it's the only pragmatic solution

00:13:38.680 thankfully we're making a lot of headway with this i think in the new republican party really want

00:13:44.040 people to remember that we could have had our troops out of iraq and syria earlier this year

00:13:47.900 we had matt gates anna colina luna cory mills eli crane put forward legislation to get them out of

00:13:54.220 iraq and syria and then we had unfortunately the war party republicans and democrats alike rally to

00:13:59.920 leave our troops there where they're now continuing to bleed on the battlefield that we have to carve a

00:14:04.480 new path forward for pragmatic foreign policy indeed and joe kind of people want to follow you help

00:14:10.680 with the campaign do all those things where can they go to do so you can please go to joe kent for

00:14:16.220 congress.com we're up against a hard deadline for the end of the quarter so anything to possibly donate

00:14:21.140 between now and the end of the month it's really going to help us get a running start into 2024 to

00:14:25.840 flip this seat so joe kent for congress.com thank you so much joe merry christmas have a good one

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00:16:16.520 action action action myself much less political now than i used to be uh i was once um uh obviously

00:16:23.920 a democrat i worked for three different democrats uh on the hill both uh i worked for senator biden

00:16:28.900 before i worked for chuck schumer when he was on the hill and then john conyers

00:16:32.160 oof i'm glad i watched that 2003 interview on c-span last night because that is the founder i should say

00:16:41.160 one of the founders of crew a little left-wing far left progressive kind of i don't want to call

00:16:47.800 them a watchdog that's too euphemistic a term because they're not really watching anything

00:16:51.500 they're creating the problems that need to be watched by groups like judicial watch and analyzed

00:16:56.440 by entities like revolver news without darren jb joining us shortly but that's melanie sloan the

00:17:01.920 founder of the organization responsible for bringing the lawsuit that led to trump's removal from the

00:17:07.160 colorado ballot and you heard it there she used to work for joe biden there's some other wonderful

00:17:12.320 clips from that interview where she talks about meeting george soros taking money from him and i

00:17:17.640 think most concerningly how they want to make colorado a model for other states she says yes we

00:17:24.720 can what we do on the state level we can do on the federal level too now there's another founder a guy

00:17:31.920 by the name of norm eisen you may remember him from transition integrity project era fame uh color

00:17:39.660 revolution fame really revolver.news fame i think darren jb can take credit for making him famous like

00:17:46.780 we love to do here in the war room but i guess norm eisen as tucker carlson said that's a name you

00:17:53.260 should remember and you shouldn't forget he's back he's hotter than ever and he's uh waging lawfare

00:18:00.100 an election interference against president trump if you want to walk us through everything go slow

00:18:04.520 refresh our memory on who exactly this guy is and why he matters now

00:18:07.960 absolutely and i think it would be more accurate to say that he never went anywhere in the first place

00:18:15.520 he's been involved continuously in every high profile effort to undermine um and really overthrow

00:18:25.060 trump's presidency and the trump movement more broadly this goes back a long way so the story

00:18:33.380 of norm eisen's involvement and the involvement of crew which is one of the premier sort of lawfare

00:18:40.320 um outfits that's been weaponized against trump and again it has a storied history for

00:18:47.700 a long time it was run by david brock who's i think one of the most notorious sort of democrat

00:18:55.160 hatchet men who was disgraced and even kind of too discredited uh to run crew and that's why norm

00:19:02.060 eisen took over around when trump got into office but we're getting ahead of ourselves with david brock

00:19:09.100 remember there was that famous brock memo that was leaked and i believe the washington free beacon

00:19:15.420 reported on it and this was basically the democrat machine run by david brock saying

00:19:22.800 holy crap how did we let this happen how did this guy trump come out of nowhere and against the

00:19:30.760 coordinated opposition of every single institution in the country still managed to win the presidency

00:19:36.080 we can never ever ever let this happen again and the brock memo detailed exactly what the strategy

00:19:43.860 would be to prevent it from happening again and not only you know waiting until 2020 you know that

00:19:51.360 would that would be unacceptable of course they had to get hit the ground running immediately and crew

00:19:58.640 was responsible for over a hundred um lawfare actions against the trump administration and the first of

00:20:06.260 which you might remember and i think some of our very high info war room uh members will remember although

00:20:14.760 the general public may not but our war room people surely do one of the first legal actions against trump

00:20:21.980 just as stupid as all the rest of them was this emoluments clause sham basically saying oh trump has

00:20:30.440 hotels so when foreign leaders stay in a hotel and you know he sort of indirectly benefits from that that's a violation of the emoluments clause

00:20:40.100 in the constitution totally ridiculous case totally frivolous just like anything else but what's interesting about this is

00:20:48.040 this lawfare initiative for the emoluments clause this was drafted before trump was even sworn in

00:20:54.380 to office and it was drafted by um eisen it was drafted by a guy named joseph sellers who as we reported

00:21:04.260 separately sellers went on to play a prominent role in the attack on trump in january 6 attack because

00:21:11.400 you know benny thompson who was the chairman of the j6 committee a man who i would be surprised if he was

00:21:19.200 able to read not using his fingers to guide his eyes this is not someone that we would refer to as

00:21:25.900 supremely literate if we're going to be generous enough to call him literate at all and there's no way

00:21:32.340 that he crafted his own personal lawsuit against trump for january 6 he had the help of more intelligent but

00:21:41.560 probably just as unscrupulous if not more so lawyers and joseph sellers was one of them

00:21:48.180 and so joseph sellers was instrumental in crafting the entire theory of the case of january 6

00:21:54.360 which emerged as a personal lawsuit against benny thompson and then later on you would think this

00:22:01.000 would be a conflict of interest but benny thompson goes on to chair the j6 committee an allegedly

00:22:07.020 dispassionate disinterested fact-finding committee about january 6 there was already a theory of the case

00:22:14.820 it was penned by joseph sellers who is the partner in crime with norm eisen the head of crew so i know

00:22:21.040 this story is a little bit convoluted but it's merely to emphasize that all of these efforts are

00:22:26.040 connected they're not disjointed and should be understood and contextualized as one long continuous

00:22:33.460 string of efforts to cripple undermine overthrow trump and the latest such endeavor comes from crew norm

00:22:42.240 eisen has since left now he's part of some other sham organization and there's a constellation of

00:22:48.940 these joke organizations and the real kicker is when they have democracy in the title which they often do

00:22:55.220 and that means that the organization is fully dedicated to making sure that the american people

00:23:01.560 will never have the opportunity to meddle in their own elections again that's what they call democracy

00:23:07.360 so norm eisen is in his new democracy group with former heads of the dhs you know normal stuff

00:23:13.780 janet janet neapolitano i think she was famous for you know being a beauty queen in her youth 1.00

00:23:20.660 and some other people like mike chertoff a charming crowd of national security professionals

00:23:26.560 defending democracy by making sure that americans can't speak and can't vote so who who's running crew now

00:23:35.080 who's running the show now that crew is bragging on its website for being responsible for this

00:23:41.700 ridiculous these ridiculous cases in colorado that take trump off the ballot well it's a guy with an

00:23:48.700 interesting name book binder and i wish he stuck to the family tradition of binding books we'd we all be

00:23:55.180 better off you can't maybe he can't read the maybe he can bind the books and teach uh benny thompson how

00:24:02.720 to read while he's at it but instead he's but instead he's up to no good uh and you know the

00:24:09.620 interesting thing about this guy you know he's kind of a sham bureaucrat typical sort of resume you'd

00:24:14.860 expect but the interesting thing about this guy is the guy who runs the organization crew the infamous

00:24:21.940 lawfare organization that's most recently responsible for taking trump off the ballot in colorado in some

00:24:28.420 unprecedented and ridiculous move this guy has an advisory position for the department of homeland

00:24:36.960 security an organization that natalie we've spoken about a lot i know you've covered it extensively we

00:24:43.880 have covered it extensively at revolver i think it's fair to say that the dhs is the tip of the spear

00:24:50.600 when it comes to this repurposing of the national security state against trump supporters it's

00:24:57.960 had a storied history recently you know it housed the disinformation governance board and the whole

00:25:03.380 nina yankovich and all of that um going further back it famously um uh asserted that white supremacy is 1.00

00:25:12.640 america's number one national security threat it's a complete joke organization and arguably it always was 0.99

00:25:18.960 it was set up by bush in the aftermath of 9-11 to prosecute the war on terror but now the terror in their

00:25:25.180 view is coming from the uh domestic terrorists who dare to you know object to open borders and that sort of

00:25:33.920 thing and this individual has an advisory role at the department of homeland security and think about how

00:25:42.400 troubling that is is that someone who's involved in such an intensely and conspicuously political effort to

00:25:52.180 take the existing president's opposition and really the front runner if you know if not for the entire

00:26:01.940 election certainly for the republican party and for this person with a top advisory role at the dhs

00:26:09.320 to have as his main job this hyper political role of spearheading the move against trump to remove him from the

00:26:18.180 ballot just underscores how dark and incestuous this whole revolving door relationship really is between

00:26:27.660 the national security state and not just these ngos but against the with these lawfare outfits like crew

00:26:36.980 that have been so supremely damaging to our um system of government and to what could genuinely be referred

00:26:45.160 to as the rules-based order not in the way that the people mean it when they actually use that term

00:26:50.320 you always know it's uh natalie winters hosting the war room because darren beady gets to go on what

00:26:56.800 was that a 15 minute rant and doesn't get interrupted it makes my job i know what what show am i on

00:27:06.360 no i'm just i'm just curious i'll hold you through the break but you can get started on this you know

00:27:10.840 there's obviously a through line right all this stuff is interconnected where do you think they

00:27:15.480 go next you're always so good at seeing downrange what do you think the next tactics are going to be

00:27:20.740 um and how do we stop them more importantly um that's a great question if we're going up on the

00:27:27.040 break i'll defer to that because it requires a longer answer that gets into the substance of the

00:27:33.320 california decision so there we go well we'll have everyone on the edge of your seat

00:27:41.280 on how we stop believe me you know who's on the edge of his seat right now norm eisen and i'm sure

00:27:49.100 mr bookbinder and all these people because they're not used to getting pulled out because they have a

00:27:54.220 mainstream media apparatus that is not just in bed with them they have the same paymasters they serve

00:27:59.880 the same agenda right at the end of the day they hate you they suppress you they hate everything

00:28:04.900 you think everything you stand for luckily we have people like darren jb at the bar group at

00:28:10.980 to give us a voice be a very scary world of the dinner we'll be right back after the break with darren's

00:28:17.820 answer welcome back to the war room i'm sure that was a very long break for norm eisen he's on the

00:28:37.460 edge of his seat it's probably nervous that he knows dr darren jb for a long time now has had his

00:28:44.480 sights on him and you've you've been correct you've exposed him as all of these people deserve

00:28:50.280 to be exposed and i hope come trump's i guess should be third term but second term that all of

00:28:56.340 these shady swampy lying subversive left-wing non-profits so there's so much more than just

00:29:03.020 left-wing what they're doing to this country is an insult it's an affront but i hope they're turfed

00:29:08.840 out i hope their hearings i hope they lose their 501c3 statuses all of the above just to start as

00:29:14.840 the opening salvo but darren jbd i'm sure you have some even more dialed in suggestions about what we

00:29:21.880 do but sort of reverse engineering their playbook you know where are they going with this um and what

00:29:27.820 do we need to know to be informed to sort of stay ahead of them yeah that's a great question and you

00:29:34.660 know i can only speculate but i think the decision in the colorado case gives us some sense of how

00:29:42.800 it's all going to come together as part of understand the appellate decision the you know supreme not

00:29:51.740 supreme you know colorado supreme court not the american supreme court but it was an appellate case

00:29:56.780 obviously the original district court case that it responded to found that trump was

00:30:04.440 guilty of insurrection but the relevant clause in the 14th amendment that they're trying to use to go

00:30:11.660 after trump did not apply to presidents you see their theory of the case is that the section three

00:30:18.240 of the 14th amendment which prohibits people who've engaged in insurrection or rebellion from

00:30:24.140 holding certain offices that this is what prevents trump from being constitutionally eligible to be

00:30:31.100 president and therefore if he's ineligible he shouldn't be on the ballot that's the argument

00:30:36.060 the district court said yeah trump's guilty of insurrection for january 6th but the uh section

00:30:43.460 three doesn't apply to presidents the supreme uh colorado supreme court said well yes he's guilty of

00:30:50.080 the insurrection and it does apply to presidents and one sort of of the many clear objections to this is

00:30:57.240 just for the sake of argument they were right that it applied to presidents trump hasn't been found

00:31:03.180 guilty of any insurrection and in fact to date he hasn't there there are those january 6th cases which

00:31:10.400 we've discussed independently why they're so stupid and malicious um but he hasn't even been charged with 0.50

00:31:17.760 the seditious conspiracy case would be which would be the only um charge that could reasonably be

00:31:25.200 associated with something like insurrection even that is dubious because the whole context of the

00:31:30.860 14th amendment was the civil war and but this helps to clarify some of the otherwise just baffling and

00:31:38.420 baffling and stupid rhetoric coming from people like biden remember they were saying january 6th is like the

00:31:44.620 civil war and this or that well by connecting it to the civil war they're kind of contriving this sense in

00:31:53.180 which um january 6th could fall you know in the in the scope of this section three argument so long

00:32:01.800 story short grant you know given that the whole thing is ridiculous i think this increases the

00:32:09.060 likelihood that trump will be hit with the superseding indictment for seditious conspiracy to sort of

00:32:15.800 reinforce this theory of the case that colorado use and other states are actively using to try to remove

00:32:22.740 him from the ballot and so that just once again people ask me because you know we're known you know

00:32:29.340 before we were known for the january 6th stuff norm eisen was one of our big stories for his involvement

00:32:34.400 with color revolution but that's a whole other a whole other conversation but then we became known for

00:32:40.580 january 6th stuff and now you know years later people say you know why should we talk about this well

00:32:45.180 this active case reinforces and reminds us of what the stakes are in january 6th it's not simply about

00:32:53.800 understand what what happened on that day correctly it's understanding what the stakes are and how much

00:33:00.140 the regime has invested in its false narrative of what happened because it's central to what's going on

00:33:06.980 in this latest law fair push to remove trump from the ballot so we can't vote forget about voter fraud

00:33:14.200 if you if trump isn't even on the ballot they don't even need to do the voter fraud you know it's um but

00:33:20.080 that's central to the theory that they're pushing in order to justify doing that so yet again we see

00:33:27.200 the significance of january 6th and the narratives behind it that we've been shoved down our throats day

00:33:34.160 after day for years now they have a lot riding on that false narrative and that's why they freaked out

00:33:40.040 when we originally challenged it and why they're still freaking out about it i can only imagine the

00:33:46.280 displays that they're going to put on in the mainstream media meltdowns come january 6th 2024

00:33:51.320 it'll be essential like you said to this narrative that they've invested so much and so i'm sure you

00:33:57.100 guys at revolver have some we'll call it counter programming um you know where are you guys going

00:34:03.580 where are you leading with your january 6th investigations do you have any anything to tease for

00:34:08.240 the war room posse absolutely we have something very interesting and significant and suggestive

00:34:16.040 coming on coming up on the infamous pipe bomb question and we have some equally shocking

00:34:26.320 material coming out you know there's been a conversation about the role of the federal government

00:34:32.300 but there's an interesting parallel story about the role of the various local forces in january 6th that

00:34:42.060 i think is just as scandalous so we have a bunch of stuff coming up for the uh for the anniversary of

00:34:50.740 january 6th it's you know it's a holiday tradition at this point but we've got some very big stuff coming

00:34:57.540 in addition to everything else with the norm eyes in the colorado the continuous efforts to remove

00:35:03.360 trump and really i think you know it's a line i've used for many years now but unfortunately it remains

00:35:09.000 appropriate and that is the regime is doing everything it can to make sure that the american

00:35:15.280 people can never meddle in their own elections again it's as simple as that and that's what they call

00:35:21.120 democracy i think these people care more about january 6th than they do christmas or new year's they

00:35:29.520 probably would replace they probably want to make it a federal holiday that would be my bet 0.80

00:35:34.020 january 6th they were expecting it to be their christmas but i'm the grinch of january 6th

00:35:39.860 the viral moment of war room today there we go the grinch the grinch who stole the uh

00:35:47.120 the national security states wannabe christmas darren jbd there you go darren if people want

00:35:54.420 to follow you stay up to date with everything if norm eisen wants to follow you and keep tabs on you

00:36:00.020 uh where can you go to do all that absolutely revolver.news revolver.news go there now it's

00:36:07.800 white hot today just coming up off the holiday we did a great red and green link thing but now we're

00:36:13.980 back to business as usual um really hot really important stuff i'm on twitter at darren jbd and

00:36:21.880 we are the whitest and hottest on our getter account which is at revolver news so check us out there too

00:36:30.500 whitest and hottest there you go it's a it's a must follow darren thank you so much for joining us

00:36:37.540 thank you natalie now we got the one and only joe allen joining us i'm sure you guys saw this story

00:36:46.100 that broke yesterday about how some sort of robot creature working at an elon musk factory out in

00:36:53.520 texas i guess attacked a human attacked a worker that left a quote trail of blood according to the

00:37:00.400 incident report joe allen this is above my pay grade i don't understand this stuff i will let you

00:37:04.960 take it away well natalie uh i followed the trail of blood and i found an industrial accident

00:37:13.300 from two years ago if denver wants to throw up the uh the image that daily mail ran with i think

00:37:21.660 it's important to to get a sense of what the impression is in the public you know if you look

00:37:28.480 closely you can see a squad of tesla optimus bots that are are coming to get their next victim it would

00:37:36.740 appear but uh it wasn't actually a humanoid that did it it was uh more just a piece of industrial

00:37:42.640 uh robotic machinery a claw reached out and grabbed an engineer uh both his back and his hand and it

00:37:49.920 lacerated his hand uh leaving the trail of blood now the article itself even despite the clickbait

00:37:58.720 headline and image uh the article is actually very interesting it is a a an informed deep dive into

00:38:07.000 uh industrial accidents due to autonomous systems these are increasingly common as the autonomous systems

00:38:15.040 become more and more common and they raised the question uh is an autonomous system that saves a

00:38:23.280 company a ton of money but perhaps uh poses real dangers to human beings working at the company

00:38:30.300 is that autonomous system worth it by and large these questions are answered by armies of lawyers

00:38:38.200 workers and uh one of the key premises is that if more workers are uh injured due to human accidents

00:38:47.520 or non-robotic accidents uh then uh it is in fact worth it to have a a robot doing the task and there's

00:38:58.280 basically just an acceptable level of a robot on human violence that goes along with all of this but uh before we

00:39:08.040 get to the break natalie if we could um i'd like to look at something that's on the same wavelength

00:39:14.200 and i think much more important for the average american uh it's the same question but put onto the

00:39:21.680 highway if denver wants to run that cold open it actually goes to self-driving cars and vision and

00:39:28.660 everything else um and i asked this question of pete buddha judge uh transportation secretary it's actually

00:39:34.040 something you retweeted so i wanted to ask you the same question um there's a big question about

00:39:39.220 autonomous vehicles and the safety of them but there's also a question about when it will be

00:39:47.260 politically palatable in this country for people to die in cars that are controlled by computers which

00:40:00.080 say we have 35 40 000 deaths every year in this in this country yeah if you could bring that number

00:40:06.060 down to 10 000 5 000 that might be a great thing but do we think that the country will accept the idea

00:40:15.060 that 5 000 people that your family uh might have have perished in a in a vehicle as a result not of a human

00:40:23.640 making a mistake but of a computer um yes well first of all humans are terrible drivers um so people text

00:40:31.740 and drive they drink and drive they get into arguments they you know um

00:40:38.480 you know they do all sorts of things in cars that they should not do

00:40:42.900 um so it's actually remarkable that there are not more deaths than there are um what we'll find with

00:40:52.260 computer driving is i think probably an order of magnitude reduction in deaths um i think now and the

00:41:00.040 u.s has actually far fewer deaths per capita than the rest of the world if you go worldwide i think there's

00:41:06.420 something close to a million deaths per year due to automotive accidents um so i think

00:41:13.720 computer driving will probably drop that

00:41:17.420 by 90 percent or more it won't it won't be perfect but it'll be 10 times better and do you think that the

00:41:23.700 public will accept that do you think the government will accept that

00:41:26.460 well at in large numbers the it will simply be so obviously true um that it really cannot be denied

00:41:35.400 full disclosure i should be the last person uh defending mankind's ability to drive as a

00:41:43.560 pretty horrible driver myself but joe i'm gonna keep you through the break but i don't know about

00:41:48.640 you i don't want technological programs and algorithms and engineers and a big tech apparatus

00:41:53.560 that has repeatedly demonstrated their desire their lust to come after maga to say that the people

00:41:59.700 who hold beliefs like we do basically shouldn't exist i don't quite know if i want those people

00:42:04.400 deciding if i turn left if i turn right if i stop or frankly even if they're gonna hit me in the

00:42:09.900 crosswalk we'll get joe allen's i'm sure interesting and probably a lot more refined takes after the

00:42:15.700 break

00:42:16.700 welcome back to the war room you gotta go to birchgold.com slash bannon to get the latest

00:42:35.480 installment of the end of the dollar empire it's almost written as beautifully as this christmas

00:42:41.160 music almost but you gotta read it to know firsthand now joe allen we only got a few minutes

00:42:46.380 before i gotta let you go but can you walk us through what we just watched on the other side of

00:42:50.160 the break natalie what you heard is the argument that will be used to make autonomous vehicles

00:42:57.780 robots on wheels universal uh the argument will just simply be that the robots are safer than

00:43:05.280 humans statistically and the human error will not be worth the risk it will be a more acceptable risk

00:43:13.920 to have robots running the road uh we're not quite there yet you probably noticed when we were at

00:43:21.200 amfest in phoenix the google waymo cars everywhere uh driving puttering around very slowly uh that's

00:43:29.660 kind of the the the first indication that uh these these vehicles are being normalized and of course

00:43:37.300 the ceo of waymo envisions that within 10 years or so most or maybe even all cars on american roads

00:43:44.880 will be autonomous the the problems with this are many but i'll just highlight two since we have such

00:43:51.880 short time the first problem is that even if it is statistically true that robotic systems are safer

00:44:01.660 than humans i think that the overall effect of having fully autonomous vehicles should be the the most

00:44:09.700 important consideration so that as you mentioned a moment ago if you have a regime or if you have a

00:44:15.460 corporation that is against any one group of people then that group of people are going to have their

00:44:22.140 freedom of movement compromised by any system where you can turn it off with the flip of a switch

00:44:28.640 the second implication of all this though i think is is even more important what we've got is uh

00:44:36.960 basically a kind of a transhuman obsession coming out of silicon valley it has pervaded the u.s

00:44:43.540 government is pervaded the u.s military the education establishment the medical establishment so on and

00:44:48.800 so forth as these arguments are made and they're getting stronger and stronger we will see more and

00:44:56.600 more human displacement by ai and robotics again the big question isn't necessarily are the robots more

00:45:04.460 effective or are the robots safer the real question is do you want to live in a world in which most

00:45:12.020 humans are in some sense less less important on a decision making level than machines because that

00:45:20.040 is exactly the future that these people are putting forward and they have the money and many times they

00:45:26.820 have the cook statistics to back it up that's the question that i would leave do you want the robots to

00:45:32.900 run it if people want to follow you get the book where you go through this in much more detail where can

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00:45:45.980 me at my social media at joebot.xyz or my website joebot.xyz thank you very much natalie

00:45:54.240 of course joe thank you so much for joining us you guys know i broke the news earlier in the show that

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00:48:18.840 ever and uh uh we're looking forward to this uh coming year for a lot of reasons it's going to be

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00:48:50.700 we can always count on you to keep us in the loop mike thank you so much for joining us and i know the

00:48:56.480 war room posse thanks you as well and war room posse thank you so much for hanging with me you can go

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00:49:13.420 to actually defend the corrupt business dealings of you guessed it hunter biden she even praised jill

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Bannon's War Room - December 27, 2023

Episode 3276： Funding Our Enemies Across The Globe

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