Bannon's War Room - Episode 3324： Victory Against Wall Street

00:00:00.000 of federal agencies may be in the hands of Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch, and he's got some

00:00:05.000 family history there. His mom, a former chief of the EPA, railed against air and water quality

00:00:11.960 regulations in the early 1980s, and that ardent defiance landed her in contempt of Congress, 0.97

00:00:17.580 leading to her resignation months later. Her son built his legal career on a similar

00:00:22.500 anti-regulatory streak, voting against numerous regulations aimed at protecting the environment,

00:00:27.700 student debt forgiveness, and COVID-19 precautions. Today, the nation's highest court will hear a pair

00:00:32.960 of cases testing the scope of federal agencies' regulatory power, and at the center of those

00:00:38.520 cases is a 1984 Supreme Court decision that Gorsuch previously has said should be reversed.

00:00:45.920 We have CNN's Joan Baskupic joining us now with the details. This is pretty interesting here,

00:00:50.440 Joan. What can you tell us about these cases before the court? Sure, and I'll just first tell you just

00:00:55.160 about the unusual Gorsuch connection. Yeah. The 1984 case actually arose from policy that Ann Gorsuch

00:01:02.140 was implementing. Wow. So it's just, and after she was essentially run out of town by the Reagan

00:01:07.980 administration, she wrote a book that said, Are You Tough Enough? That was the title, but in it,

00:01:12.820 she referred to the fact that her son Neil, now the justice, was really upset by what happened to her.

00:01:17.820 He was just 15 at the time. But here we are, now with a major test of a decision that became a

00:01:25.800 landmark through EPA policy that Ann Gorsuch was part of. But let me just tell you about this 1984

00:01:31.700 case. It's called Chevron versus Natural Resources Defense Council. And what it says is that if there's

00:01:38.500 an ambiguous statute that's being enforced by a regulator, judges who would hear any kind of lawsuit

00:01:44.640 over the statute should defer to what the agency says it means, as long as the agency's interpretation

00:01:51.060 is reasonable. Now this all comes about because Congress often will write, you know, a sweeping

00:01:56.140 statute and leave the details of policy to agencies. This happens all the time. In fact, this 1984

00:02:02.680 ruling has been one of the most, if not the most cited cases in the federal courts and at the Supreme

00:02:09.880 Court. And today it's being tested because big businesses supporting these two fisheries who are

00:02:16.540 challenging a marine fishery policy have come before the justices urging the court to overturn

00:02:22.960 Chevron. And this court is really primed for it. You know, the, not just Neil Gorsuch, but two other

00:02:29.220 Trump appointees. This has kind of been an agenda item for them and for other conservatives on the

00:02:34.240 Supreme Court. You mentioned the fact that there are fishing industry considerations at play with

00:02:41.740 this decision, but I imagine this is going to impact a lot more industries than just fishing.

00:02:46.200 Absolutely. In fact, I would say environmental protection, as Ann Gorsuch once oversaw,

00:02:52.420 workplace safety, consumer rights protections, the drug industry, you just name it, you know,

00:02:59.180 just think of how many areas of the law the federal government touches. And let me just read two

00:03:04.680 things from Neil Gorsuch, who you guys opened with his being at the center of the case. He had been

00:03:09.880 pushing this Supreme Court to take up a case that would test the Chevron deference, as it's known.

00:03:15.300 And two years ago, when the justices decided not to, he wrote a dissent and he said, rather than say

00:03:21.980 what the law is, we tell those who come before us to go ask a bureaucrat. We place a finger on the

00:03:27.800 scales of justice in favor of the most powerful of litigants, the federal government and against

00:03:32.740 everyone else. And then during the back and forth, I just came from the oral arguments and they took

00:03:38.340 more than three hours, very tense three hours. At one point, Justice Neil Gorsuch said, the government

00:03:43.960 always wins. Chevron is exploited against the individual and in favor of the government. So it

00:03:49.440 was, you know, I can really feel the momentum on the part of conservatives, including Neil Gorsuch,

00:03:55.100 to try to really roll back this policy, which, as I say, has given wide latitude to federal regulators

00:04:01.980 in a host of areas, including environmental protection, workplace safety, consumer rights.

00:04:10.100 This is the primal scream of a dying regime. Pray for our enemies, because we're going medieval on

00:04:18.660 these people. I got a free shot. All these networks lying about the people. The people

00:04:25.080 have had a belly full of it. I know you don't like hearing that. I know you try to do everything

00:04:29.000 in the world to stop that, but you're not going to stop it. It's going to happen.

00:04:32.020 And where do people like that go to share the big line? Mega media. I wish in my soul,

00:04:38.540 I wish that any of these people had a conscience. Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?

00:04:45.320 If that answer is to save my country, this country will be saved.

00:04:52.240 War Room. Here's your host, Stephen K. Mann.

00:05:00.660 It's Wednesday, 17 January, year of alert, 2024. Mike Davis is going to join us. I want to make a

00:05:05.560 program note. The President of the United States, Donald Trump, is going to come to the microphones

00:05:08.900 in a minute from the Manhattan court room he's been at today and address the nation. We're

00:05:15.240 going to pick that up live when that happens. Mike Davis, you were probably as close to Justice

00:05:20.920 Gorsuch as anybody in the legal community. Tell us what happened today, the importance of this case.

00:05:25.860 We profiled it this morning. The importance of this case, a monumental day. Gorsuch's role.

00:05:31.300 Your thoughts?

00:05:33.000 Well, these cases are critically important because the Supreme Court could overrule one of its egregiously

00:05:40.220 unconstitutional decisions from 40 years ago called Chevron, where these courts defer to these

00:05:47.900 agencies on these agencies' own interpretations of their own laws. And so even if nine justices

00:05:54.860 on the Supreme Court of the United States think the agency gets it wrong, if the statute is not clear,

00:06:03.340 if it's ambiguous, and the agency says, yeah, we have that power, yeah, we can do that, of course,

00:06:10.380 an agency is going to take more power, then these federal courts are just supposed to defer to that 0.95

00:06:16.160 agency's interpretation of its own statutes, which is clearly unconstitutional. It's actually dangerous

00:06:23.500 because it goes directly against our separation of powers in our government. Congress is supposed to

00:06:31.260 write the laws. The president is supposed to execute those laws enacted by our duly elected

00:06:38.560 members of Congress, and the courts have a very limited but modest role, and that's to say what

00:06:44.440 the law is. And what we've seen, we've talked about this a couple years ago, Steve, when I first started

00:06:50.960 coming on the War Room. What we've seen over the last 90 years is these agencies, these unelected

00:06:58.180 bureaucrats like the Tony Fauci's of the world have grabbed all three branches' powers, where you

00:07:04.480 have these unelected bureaucrats in the executive branch writing the laws, you have them enforcing 0.99

00:07:10.620 the laws where they have civil service protection, you can't get rid of them, even if they're bad

00:07:15.560 civil servants, and then they're interpreting their own laws. They have all three powers of the federal

00:07:22.600 government all wrapped up into these unelected bureaucrats called these administrative agencies. 1.00

00:07:28.060 And I hope the Supreme Court is going to reverse Chevron now that President Trump has appointed

00:07:34.940 three constitutionalist justices who understand their modest but critical role is to say what the law is.

00:07:45.900 People, and Mike, you know this, a lot of the audience or some of the audience might not,

00:07:49.360 but when you go into the Supreme Court and one of the guy gets, one of the two sides gets to argue,

00:07:54.980 they have all these, you know, they're prepared statement, they're ready to go. You could be 30

00:07:59.140 seconds into it and the justice starts just bombing you with questions, right? They're not sitting there

00:08:03.220 just waiting for the guy to talk. This was three hours today. And from people I talked to, it was

00:08:10.060 pretty intense. Give us your assessment of actually the oral arguments and the blowback from the justices.

00:08:14.320 Well, I mean, it's very clear where Justice Gorsuch is. He wrote an opinion on this when he was on the

00:08:19.940 10th Circuit Court of Appeals blasting Chevron because of the reasons I described, how undemocratic,

00:08:25.840 how unconstitutional Chevron is. And what we saw back in 2019 before Amy Coney Barrett got appointed to 0.94

00:08:34.420 the bench was there was a five to four decision called Kaiser versus Wilkie, where they looked at a

00:08:40.200 separate doctrine, the sister to Chevron deference called our deference, where the courts defer to

00:08:46.660 an agency's interpretation of its own regulation. So there are statutes that are passed by Congress

00:08:53.020 that get Chevron deference. And then there are agency regulations that get our deference. And you

00:08:58.800 had five justices. You had the Chief Justice John Roberts join the four liberals and they limited

00:09:06.140 our deference, but they still upheld it. Now with President Trump finishing the transformation

00:09:11.240 of the Supreme Court with the appointment of Justice Amy Coney Barrett to replace the late

00:09:17.880 Ruth Bader Ginsburg, you could see five conservative, five constitutionalist justices in this

00:09:24.780 unconstitutional charade and power grab by these administrative agencies, unelected bureaucrats,

00:09:31.600 by once and for all ending Chevron deference, this abomination of constitutional law that's been

00:09:38.500 on the books for 40 years. It is clearly wrong. It's clearly unconstitutional. And it has

00:09:43.340 devastating consequences to real Americans in real America, like these fishermen who have to pay 1.00

00:09:50.320 $700 a day to have these federal observers go on their fishing boats to do conservation efforts,

00:09:59.340 whatever the hell that because of this ambiguous statute. Well, these fishermen, you know, they're

00:10:04.420 not gazillionaires. They have, they have slim margins in order to make ends meet. And you have the

00:10:10.320 Department of Commerce and the Fisheries Service at the Department of Commerce using an ambiguous

00:10:15.620 statute and using it as a power grab to wipe out these fisher of these fishermen who are just trying 0.80

00:10:21.800 to make money to feed their families. And it's just, it's sick what the federal government can do.

00:10:27.780 They have this, they have this power through Chevron deference. And even if these federal judges

00:10:32.400 say that the Department of Commerce, including the Fisheries Service, got it wrong as a matter of law,

00:10:38.160 they're just supposed to defer to these bureaucrats. That's just not how our constitution

00:10:42.220 works in the Supreme Court. God willing, we'll fix this this year.

00:10:49.360 To take the administrative state and eventually the deep state apart brick by brick,

00:10:53.540 you've got to have a real interpretation of the law. That's why this case is so important. That's

00:10:58.460 why the Supreme Court, and quite frankly, Gorsuch is the intellectual leader of the deconstruction of

00:11:03.700 the administrative state from the legal side. Give me a minute, though, on the personal story here.

00:11:09.920 I'm quite familiar with people who defy congressional subpoenas when they think they're illegitimate.

00:11:15.240 Walk me through the mother and the son's relationship.

00:11:18.540 Well, I mean, a lot of that's psychobabble, but I know that, look, when Justice Gorsuch was a kid,

00:11:27.000 he went out to Washington, D.C. when he was a teenager and hated it. He got burned by Washington,

00:11:34.540 D.C. because he saw how corrupt Washington, D.C. was. And so he saw his mother get chewed up and spit 0.64

00:11:41.860 out by the administrative state. He hated Washington, D.C. So unlike other justices on the Supreme Court,

00:11:48.420 who are the homecoming kings of Washington, D.C., I'm not talking about you, John Roberts,

00:11:53.160 but people like Neil Gorsuch hate Washington, D.C. and they understand how dangerous it is and how

00:11:59.140 dangerous these administrative agencies are to our liberties as Americans. Look, these fishermen

00:12:05.800 can't afford the fancy lawyers but for the fact that these non-profits, these conservative

00:12:11.760 non-profits stepped in to help them on their legal fees and get them very good lawyers to get this

00:12:17.420 teed up for the Supreme Court. That's just, you know, we have farmers, we have ranchers,

00:12:22.060 we have people who have to deal with the behemoth of the federal government every day and they get

00:12:27.700 crushed. They get cowed into submission. Even though they know what the federal government is doing is

00:12:33.020 wrong, they don't have the ability to fight. Well, Neil Gorsuch understands those people and that's

00:12:38.160 who he thinks about when he rules on these cases. He understands his job is to follow the

00:12:43.880 constitution, including the carefully separated powers, and it's his job to, you know, to side

00:12:50.660 with everyday Americans, real Americans in real America who are getting crushed by this

00:12:55.340 unconstitutional administrative state. Such a big day for us, by the way. Huge announcements on

00:13:01.700 the natural asset companies. We got a victory there. The team, Marlo from Utah, the attorney general,

00:13:09.300 oh no, the treasurer of the state will be with us, Frank Gaffney. Huge development, the New York Stock

00:13:13.740 Exchange today. Other victories. DeGrasse is going to join us. Congressman Goldman's after, going after

00:13:20.760 Stefanik, right? Stefanik about her comments the other day about the J6. Real quickly, Mike,

00:13:28.220 additionally, the lead story in Politico, President Trump's going to jump up real quickly. The lead story

00:13:32.140 in Politico was about President Trump, the case that they're taking against Jack Smith. Give me a minute on

00:13:39.300 how important the review by the Supreme Court of this case is. Well, Jack Smith's case is not going

00:13:44.520 to survive much of this Supreme Court review. Jack Smith brought four counts against President

00:13:50.820 Trump, including obstruction of official proceedings passed after Sarbanes-Oxley to go after people who

00:13:57.360 destroy evidence. And Jack Smith and the Biden Justice Department, they're using this Sarbanes-Oxley

00:14:04.120 law, 18 U.S.C. 1512-C, to go after January 6th protesters instead of 18 U.S.C. 1505.

00:14:12.960 Mike, we've got President Trump starting at the court. We're going to bounce. We'll come back and

00:14:17.640 get your, we'll get all your social media later. Let's go live, President Trump's comments.

00:14:22.000 A trial like this is not an emergency in terms of timing.

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00:15:44.400 Action. The judge would have been very nice and would have let me go because I want to be at

00:15:48.460 every trial day because I saw what happened in the first one where I was asked not to go by the

00:15:53.560 lawyers very much. They said, it's demeaning. There was no evidence. There was no anything.

00:15:58.920 And so I didn't go. And I understood exactly what he meant when he said it was demeaning. There was no

00:16:03.540 reason to go and you shouldn't go. And I decided on this one. Same judge, same judge. He's a radical

00:16:09.860 Trump hater. And I said, I will go to all days. So what happened very terribly is we asked to just delay

00:16:19.180 the trial for one day so I could go to the funeral tomorrow and then we could saw it Friday or Monday

00:16:23.720 or any time they want. And he said, absolutely not. The trial will go on just as it is. You can go to

00:16:29.960 the funeral or you can go to the trial, but you can't do both. I thought it was terrible. I thought

00:16:34.180 it was terrible. So he would rather have me miss the funeral or go to the funeral, miss the trial.

00:16:42.000 Well, and that's a nasty man. He's a nasty judge. He's a Trump hating guy. And it's obvious to 0.97

00:16:48.860 everybody in the court. It's a disgrace. Frankly, what's happening. It's a disgrace. Happens to be a

00:16:54.160 Clinton appointment, but I'm sure that has nothing to do with it. So that's as to that

00:16:59.380 second order of business. I'm leaving right now for New Hampshire. We're making a big speech up in

00:17:05.020 New Hampshire. We just got a poll in that shows me leading by a lot. And I think we'll do there,

00:17:11.060 maybe similar to what we did in Iowa. The difference is that in New Hampshire,

00:17:15.960 they allow Democrats to vote for whatever reason in the Republican primary. And they also let

00:17:20.940 independents vote in the Republican primary. So that is a big difference. But we have a

00:17:27.540 nice journey. It's going to take place in about five minutes when I'm finished with you people.

00:17:33.940 I'll be leaving for New Hampshire, in other words, right after this. And then as to the trial today,

00:17:38.720 it was a very interesting day. As you probably notice, it's a big story that the witness today,

00:17:47.200 the person I never knew, I never had anything to do with. It's a totally rigged deal. This whole

00:17:53.800 thing is rigged election interference. But this is a person I have no idea until this happened.

00:18:00.580 Obviously, I have no idea who she was. And nor could I care less. It's a rigged deal. It's a made up

00:18:07.960 fabricated story. Well, they found out today that she got rid of a lot of evidence, as you probably

00:18:13.280 noticed. She got rid of massive amounts of evidence. And in addition to that, she had a rifle

00:18:19.340 or a gun because she said she bought gun bullets or rifle bullets. And it was the opposite, I guess,

00:18:26.040 of her gun. And was it licensed? No, it wasn't licensed. So I guess she's got a difficult problem.

00:18:32.120 That's going to be her problem. But she has a gun or a rifle. She didn't really explain which. She 0.91

00:18:37.460 might have both because she said she bought rifle bullets. So and it's totally unlicensed. So I

00:18:43.960 assume that's a problem. But the judge was protecting her. He didn't want to go there. We don't want to go

00:18:47.860 there. We don't want to. If that were me, it would be a different story. But with her, the judge is

00:18:53.680 totally protective of them. And frankly, anybody in that court would see it. It's frankly, it's a

00:19:00.260 disgrace. That's probably one of the reasons our country is going to hell. So the big take today

00:19:06.760 was that she deleted and destroyed massive amounts of evidence. And we think that the both trials should

00:19:14.600 be thrown out because it's ridiculous. They should be thrown out. And I frankly am the one that suffered

00:19:20.900 damages. I should be given money, given damages. And that's where that is. And with that being

00:19:26.880 said, I'm heading out to New Hampshire. Thank you very much for being back here.

00:19:33.800 Thank you. Thank you very much, everybody. Nice to see you.

00:19:38.620 President Trump, President Trump, I think you can say he has no back down right there. That's a

00:19:58.740 federal. That's a federal courthouse and not a state courthouse. Quite different. Federal

00:20:02.180 Trump, President Trump coming in hot. Of course, he's in route. And we talk about this in the six

00:20:10.040 o'clock show. We're going to walk you through it. President Trump's heading to New Hampshire.

00:20:12.980 I have a big speech tonight. Of course, we'll be carrying that live. Is Mike Davis the heat

00:20:17.260 punch? I want to make sure everybody goes to Article three. Let's get Grace and Mo. Let's

00:20:21.300 get Mike Davis's information up there. I'll get Mike on. The second part of that, there is

00:20:27.980 another massive case coming up by the Supreme Court to review this Jack Smith disaster that

00:20:33.920 could gut half a Jack Smith case. I also don't think they're going to rule on this. I don't

00:20:38.500 think they're going to rule on this quickly. I think it may be, you know, they drop it in

00:20:41.940 June when they come with this thing. So the Jack Smith thing's coming on unraveled. You heard

00:20:47.620 this morning we had Ingrassi on about the Fannie Willis situation. So all of the lawfare seems

00:20:52.660 to be crumbling. President Trump just addressed, quite frankly, this fiasco, this defamation

00:20:58.000 thing. I mean, it's stupid, a stupid hour. Something else is stupid hour. I've got DeGrasse 1.00

00:21:03.800 on here. Normally we have DeGrasse is the fighter that comes in and tells us about these redistricting,

00:21:11.100 about how the Democrats are always using some going to court and trying to use the courts to

00:21:15.840 take away the kind of natural redistricting in these states to try to get an advantage, particularly

00:21:21.780 in New York state. But you're on for a different reason. Dan Goldman is, I want to set this up

00:21:26.500 right. Dan Goldman has never really worked a day in his life. He's the heir to the Levi

00:21:31.340 Gene fortune. I think he's one of the heirs. He's a billionaire or very wealthy. He's taken

00:21:38.420 umbrage with Stefanik, Congressman Stefanik, who's been on fire lately about telling, hey,

00:21:44.980 the primary is over, getting back to Trump. But she's also, she went on NBC, meet the press,

00:21:50.800 Alex, and she just gave, I thought, one of the best and shows you how she can go in the 1.00

00:21:54.820 lion's den and handle herself. She blew up Kristen Welker and particularly shared some 1.00

00:22:00.300 comments on J6. Dan Goldman's going to do what in Congress now to penalize her, to hurt her in

00:22:06.400 Congress about her comments? Can you get us up to speed on what's going on?

00:22:09.860 Yeah. So he's filing a motion to censor, which would be the first step actually to remove,

00:22:13.640 at least from Congress. And just like we had done with Adam Schiff. So that's a formal process

00:22:19.280 where Elise would have to go to the well and be read, you know, sort of whatever the issues are

00:22:24.740 that are being laid against her. We've been fighting back because it's a total sham and

00:22:28.600 he's too much of a coward to make it a privilege resolution, which would force a vote because he 0.74

00:22:32.780 knows he's going to lose. So he's doing a little PR trick, although he says he's going to move to a 0.84

00:22:38.660 privileged vote if he can gather some Republicans, which will not happen. But we're using this as a

00:22:44.020 great opportunity to point out some of all of his issues, the facts that he's unethically traded tens

00:22:49.300 of millions of dollars in stocks. He's failed to pay his rent, I think, $185,000. He's taken

00:22:55.440 thousands of dollars from Jeffrey Epstein Associates, including one major one. His family foundation has

00:23:01.940 donated to terrorist groups such as Hamas, the Pallet of the City and Liberation Front. I mean,

00:23:08.880 the guy's, he's a total lunatic. You and I have spoken about him in the past, of course, Steve, 0.99

00:23:12.760 you know, he was Schiff's lapdog and little sidekick during the first impeachment. Then his parents

00:23:17.880 spent millions buying a seat in Congress.

00:23:21.680 So that's what specifically, a censure is a big deal. They're trying to remove Stefani because they 0.99

00:23:27.500 understand President Trump is quite fond of her, in particular, the way she fights

00:23:31.700 and stands up for him and stands up for the truth. Specifically, what is he citing is the

00:23:36.920 problem? You've got to get censured for an action. What is he saying she did that rises to the level

00:23:43.860 of censure? I mean, who've been around for what, a couple of hundred years? This is not something

00:23:48.720 that happens all the time. It's quite rare. What is he saying? What does she do that rises to this

00:23:55.520 level? Well, he cites her support of the, quote, insurrection. He cites all of the great

00:24:01.420 judicial complaints that she's taken to fight back against lawfare. He talks about her comments

00:24:06.640 on Meet the Press, referring to, you know, certain January 6 prisoners as hostages. Of course,

00:24:12.300 when we look at the mistreatment of justice, when you compare violent BLM rioters to nonviolent

00:24:18.640 January 6 protesters who were arrested for walking inside. So that the hostage thing is really what's

00:24:24.700 obviously also her support and refusal to, you know, her doubling down on the 2020 election being

00:24:31.120 stolen, of course, which obviously made national news on Meet the Press, as well as her commitment

00:24:35.740 to obviously, Steve, not commit to certifying what could be a dirty election and an illegal election

00:24:41.860 in 2024, especially while they try to remember. Exactly. Crazy. Um, so they're, it'd be crazy for

00:24:49.160 her to do it. Yeah. Where do people go to find out more information? Where do they go to you to find 1.00

00:24:55.800 out more information? We want to get all over this. We're, we're on a string of victories now. So we

00:24:59.720 don't, this is outrageous for at least the phonic to sit there and make comments about J6, talk about 0.74

00:25:05.780 2024. She should never commit, um, until we see the facts. Uh, they just want their, this is where

00:25:11.460 they're coming and people got to wise up here. This is where they're coming for president Trump's

00:25:15.280 biggest supporters in the house. You're going to see this all happen next. They're going to start

00:25:19.420 coming for everybody. Uh, where do they go, Alex? Cause we've got to fight this one. Yeah. So we need

00:25:24.720 the support, Steve. We're fighting back. We're funding candidates. This is all about the 2024

00:25:28.960 election. Like you're saying, Steve, of course, they want to try to intimidate Elise and knock her back. 0.96

00:25:33.580 If you go to www.defendalease.com, we lay out the case. You can make a grassroots donation to

00:25:39.720 supporter. If you're interested, we really need the posse to come in big time because we're going

00:25:44.580 to try to flip the script on this and go on offense, go after this guy and expose Dan Goldman. So that's

00:25:49.300 what our plan is. So thank you, Steve, but it's been a wild ride. Of course. Uh, this is going to be

00:25:56.600 fantastic. Uh, make one more time. Where do people go? Defendalease.com. Is that where they go?

00:26:01.400 Yeah. www.defendalease.com. And this is great. They put this up to a floor. We'll have floor

00:26:07.060 debate speeches and it's going to be a throwdown. So stay tuned for that.

00:26:11.720 We're always looking for a good fight. We know she is too. Thank you, brother. Appreciate it.

00:26:16.200 Degras is either fighting for fighting the Democrats in these radical redistricting

00:26:20.100 or in this one, having Elise Stefanik's back one. Everybody go over to the site, check it out.

00:26:25.000 We've got to get up to speed. We've got some big victories. This one at the New York Stock

00:26:27.820 Exchange today, a huge victory against natural asset companies. Andy Biggs joins us. Andy,

00:26:32.880 because the president came out and talked, uh, president Trump after the trial today,

00:26:36.700 uh, we don't have time to play the clip, but Johnson's up at the white house. Just tell us

00:26:40.620 what's going on. It's very simple. And you're the best guy because you're a hawk on the deficits

00:26:44.600 and you're one of the leading guys and not the leading guy on the, on the border. It's very simple.

00:26:48.980 You don't close the border. You don't fund the government. Now, I believe that Speaker Johnson

00:26:53.540 came to the sticks and actually said that today. Am I correct in that when he kind of blew off

00:26:57.400 all these other options that are out there? Um, I talked to him post meeting. Uh, I think he did

00:27:04.000 say that I didn't look, didn't see it live. Um, he's, he's basically told me that that's where he is,

00:27:09.980 that he's told that to the president. Um, I've told him that, um, he needs to put that on the,

00:27:18.700 no funding, no border security needs to go on this funding of the entire government,

00:27:24.920 not on a supplemental and not on a supplemental, but he says, Oh, that's where they really want.

00:27:30.040 And I said, no, they don't want to shut down. So, um, he's knows I introduced a bill yesterday

00:27:36.080 that would protect us in case of a shutdown. Um, you know, so all of the military veterans,

00:27:43.560 uh, you know, uh, CBP ice would be taken care of. And I told him, I said, you know, you got two

00:27:50.140 choices, man, cause they're going to go with the Democrats. If you, if you keep that spending the

00:27:55.340 way it is, they're going with the Democrats, you're going to lose on that. You go with the bill the way

00:27:59.680 I told you. Um, yes, we're going to lose some Republicans, but they'll go with the Democrats

00:28:04.240 and you'll lose on that. But the difference is you will have shown the American people that there

00:28:09.640 is a difference between Republicans and Democrats. And if you don't, everybody's going to continue

00:28:14.820 to think it's one, the other, and it's the unit party. It's a swamp. Let's go stand up for what

00:28:20.400 we know is right. And let's fight. So, um, I know he's considering it. He's really concerned,

00:28:26.300 uh, you know, but the bottom line is, uh, we can do this if he leads us, if he leads and gets those

00:28:35.880 people who are kind of squishy to come over with us. Um, I think we can implement my bill and you 0.99

00:28:42.920 might see a gut partial government shutdown, but it's, it's just be a, uh, a partial shutdown of

00:28:48.220 about 15, 20% of the government. So FBI, et cetera, they're going to have some problems, but it would

00:28:54.060 also give us the leverage to get enforcement on the border. And if you don't do that, I'm just telling

00:28:59.260 you, Steve, uh, those things, those two things together, if he did, that would be a twofer as a win.

00:29:04.660 And if he doesn't do that, it's going to be a twofer as a loss. And that's, that's just the way

00:29:10.020 it is. Does he understand how worked up people are about the CR about we want it? We don't want

00:29:16.560 to fund any part of the government. I mean, we defer to your judgment on the things about national

00:29:20.660 defense, but people are adamant about, forget the supplemental. There's no money for Ukraine at

00:29:26.080 all, but on the CR to continue into March, no CR, bring them to the table quickly by cutting the money

00:29:32.060 off at midnight on Friday. Does he understand how worked up the Republican base is?

00:29:38.540 I don't think, um, I think there's some people who here who don't understand that. And he may be one.

00:29:45.040 I mean, he thinks that, that the, the American public probably doesn't understand what that means.

00:29:50.840 I think the American public is pretty darn smart. If you're on the left, you understand what it means

00:29:55.720 for you, of course. And if you're conservative, you understand what it means for us as well.

00:29:59.980 And I think that the American people get it. And that's why I think that he needs to lead

00:30:05.160 and the base and will understand, and they will support this move. Whereas if he capitulates on

00:30:11.240 this, I think it's going to be, um, turn out the lights, the party's over. It's going to be a tough

00:30:16.460 road to hoe and, uh, road to hoe in 2024, 2024. I think there'll be a firestorm for his removal. 0.98

00:30:24.300 I'll say that now. And I will lead that effort. If he crumbles on this CR and does not shut down

00:30:30.540 the border and gives them money to continue this invasion, all bets are off. Congressman Biggs,

00:30:35.640 how do people follow you? Because you're one of the top guys on both of these issues. Where,

00:30:39.280 where do they go?

00:30:40.760 You can go to biggs.house.gov and you'll see a new video that I put out just yesterday about

00:30:45.980 the border. I think it's a short one. I think people will find it interesting. And then also you

00:30:50.360 can go to, uh, at RepAndyBiggsAZ, at RepAndyBiggsAZ and the, the, uh, videos available there as

00:30:56.780 well. Keep fighting, uh, Congressman Biggs and keep trying to help, uh, Speaker Johnson.

00:31:03.040 We're all pulling for him, but he's got to, he's got to pull in the right direction.

00:31:07.620 Amen.

00:31:11.160 Congressman Andy Biggs, one of the best. Short break. Back in the warm in a moment.

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00:33:22.460 War Room. Here's your host, Stephen K. Banff.

00:33:26.120 Okay. President Trump's heading up to New Hampshire. NBC poll has him up 16 points,

00:33:34.540 50% to 34 for Nikki Haley. We'll have more on that in the next hour. President Trump's going up

00:33:40.900 there probably during the Lou Dobbs show that it comes in live. And we're over on Lindale TV. So,

00:33:46.000 and we'll also pick it up on Getter and Rumble and all of our other distribution platforms.

00:33:52.700 Turbulence, you see right here with the, you see what's happened today, this magnificent

00:33:58.340 argument about the administrative state, which is the underpinnings of the deep state.

00:34:04.920 Judicially, that is in the gun sites. This is very important, but it's going to lead to,

00:34:10.360 with the deep state and the administrative state, more turbulence. This is our coverage from Davos,

00:34:15.720 and we're going to have Noor bin Laden on the top of the hour from Davos. More turbulence.

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00:34:36.860 have a pot of Warpath coffee and think. That's what we're asking you to do today. Immerse yourself in

00:34:43.080 information and think as free men and free women. Graham Allen of the Dear America podcast.

00:34:49.780 Graham, Jeff Duncan today, a good guy down in South Carolina announced he's not going to run

00:34:55.400 for reelection. Tell me about the district and tell me how important this is. We got to get

00:34:59.340 someone MAGA in there. Talk to me about what's going on down there.

00:35:03.500 Yeah, Steve, thanks for having me. I mean, we're, we're kind of, it's breaking news on this end as

00:35:07.620 well. So we're kind of gathering as much as we can. I agree with you that this is my home. This is

00:35:13.620 where we film our show is where my kids lay down their heads. They go to school. This is a very

00:35:19.840 important moment here. We cannot lose an opportunity for an America first patriot to get in there and

00:35:27.180 take this now open seat. We can't allow for a limp wristed person that's not going to back Donald

00:35:33.280 Trump. We, we need warriors in Congress. And so a lot of people have asked me, am I thinking about

00:35:39.800 this seat and things like that? I'm not prepared to make a statement on that, on that. I will say

00:35:45.300 this though, Steve, I am never afraid if my country needs me, if my home needs me and if the Lord guides

00:35:52.820 me to put my name in the hat, I'm never afraid to do the fight if I need to be in it. I will say this

00:35:59.700 though, when president Trump wins in 2024, he is going to need MAGA America first warriors beside him.

00:36:07.480 And like I said, this is my district. This is my home. This is where my children lay down their

00:36:13.160 heads to sleep at night. If you think that I'm not going to have a lot to say about who this is to

00:36:19.180 make sure whoever it is that takes that seat is not another America first patriot and not a fake,

00:36:24.740 not a rhino, not a swamp creature. I'm going to have a lot to say about it.

00:36:30.420 Well, Sergeant Graham Allen, you got two combat tours as a combat engineer in Iraq serving your country.

00:36:35.980 You see, we just had Andy Biggs on this fiasco we got on Capitol Hill right now about people not

00:36:41.440 strong enough to stand up with those leaders and patriots in the house and saying, hey, if you

00:36:45.780 don't shut down the border and no happy talk, you don't shut down the border, you got to, we're not

00:36:49.140 going to fund this government. That's the type of person we see. Are those types are, are, are those

00:36:54.180 it's a hugely patriotic district, but do we have people that'll step up to the plate and try to run for

00:36:59.780 the seat down there? Do you believe?

00:37:01.160 Uh, I, I, I have to believe Steve. It was, it's what gets me up every morning. I believe it is

00:37:06.720 what gets you up every morning. I believe it what it will hit what's running Donald Trump every single

00:37:11.880 day. I do not believe that this country is infested with weak spined yellow cowards. I do not believe 1.00

00:37:19.340 that now is the time for real America first patriots to stand up. And I believe that that person will put

00:37:27.360 their name in the hat and that person will take over being the vessel for the voice of the people

00:37:32.680 in this district. And a lot of people in Congress need to remember that that's actually their job.

00:37:39.260 Uh, Graham Allen, what's a podcast, social media, how do people start to follow you?

00:37:44.200 Uh, yeah. So we do dear America on rumble every morning, Monday through Thursday,

00:37:48.800 9 a.m. Eastern time, or you can just find me everywhere. Uh, Graham Allen

00:37:52.300 Sergeant, thank you very much for joining us. We'll watch that one closely. Uh,

00:37:58.320 Jeff Duncan, that's a fantastic district down there. So we'll watch that one closely. Thank

00:38:02.100 you, sir. Thanks, Steve. Have you back on with updates. Also Colorado five out there in Colorado

00:38:09.360 Springs, a hard to find a better congressional district in the country, Colorado five, the

00:38:14.600 existing congressman been there a long time, stepped down, hopefully got some America first

00:38:19.760 Patriots to step up. Frank Gaffney, uh, great news, amazing news. Um, a victory may be temporary,

00:38:26.880 but it looks like at least this time it's pretty permanent, at least for now. Tell the audience

00:38:30.980 what happened on natural asset companies just a little while ago. Well, Steve, just a segue from

00:38:37.940 what Mike Davis was talking about in terms of, um, rogue administrative state had what happened today

00:38:48.000 not happened. Had the war room posse not stepped up among others, including our friend Marlo Oaks,

00:38:57.840 from whom we'll be hearing momentarily, we would have had the United States government's bureaucracies

00:39:04.720 transferring public lands, waters, air, and private land, by the way, to unaccountable

00:39:15.640 investment vehicles called natural asset companies that would have had as their mission, ensuring

00:39:23.960 there was no productive use made of those natural resources. A transformation of our country,

00:39:31.580 a fundamental transformation, I think Barack Obama would have called it. And indeed, I suspect that he

00:39:36.260 had his hand in all of this along with, by the way, the United Nations, the World Economic Forum,

00:39:40.840 um, the, uh, the Chinese Communist Party, not least. And what happened today, providentially,

00:39:49.400 and thanks, again, in no small measure to what you helped start and keep going, namely,

00:40:00.280 a broad-based protest, opposition, and denunciation of the idea that all of this would have been done

00:40:08.760 basically in the dark of night through the Securities and Exchange Commission issuing a rule that was

00:40:14.920 proposed by the New York Stock Exchange. Today, the New York Stock Exchange pulled the rule.

00:40:21.600 Praise God. Thanks to you guys.

00:40:24.020 Praise God. Here's the thing. This is what they can do to make their own laws. When Frank first pitched

00:40:29.640 me on this and talked to me about it, I said, Frank, you've lost your mind. It's impossible to do that.

00:40:33.600 And then it got the documents. I go, this is unbelievable. I want to bring in Marlo,

00:40:37.200 because Frank, the War Room platform does what it does. But here's what I love about what just

00:40:41.980 happened here. And this is a guide to us for the future. This was people like Marlo Oakes and other

00:40:47.820 leaders stepping up and, uh, and Byfeld, Margaret Byfeld, organizing state attorney generals and state

00:40:54.940 treasurers of the red states, if you have to, to organize and to unite and to fight this. Marlo,

00:41:02.180 tell us how you guys did it, because this is the way forward. We, and they will back down. I keep

00:41:08.440 telling everybody, if you expose them and, and, and you're going to get some crazy ideas coming your

00:41:13.280 way, because when Frank mentioned this, I said, this is insanity. This is taking all the public and

00:41:18.020 private lands in the country and giving them over to the worst guys in the universe. Marlo, how did you

00:41:22.640 do it? How did you organize everybody? Well, you know, it's crazy that state treasurers are suddenly

00:41:28.080 thrown into the limelight here. A state treasurer is, is typically operating in the capital markets

00:41:33.500 because the capital markets and our business climate has been so politicized. Uh, state

00:41:39.320 treasurers have to stand up. Uh, we're at the crossroads of politics and capital markets, and,

00:41:44.420 and there's a full on assault against our economic freedoms. And so when I heard about this idea,

00:41:49.860 I said, we have got to get this out nationally. People have got to understand what's going on so

00:41:55.220 that the grassroots, uh, like folks who are, uh, listening to this program and other programs

00:42:00.520 can push back from the grassroots. And then, uh, I need to speak to other, uh, financial officers

00:42:06.540 across the country. And of course, get the attorneys general, it was really just, uh, hitting all

00:42:12.320 alarm bells that I could. Um, and, and thank heavens, uh, for Frank Gaffney and, and folks like, uh,

00:42:19.580 you, Steve, that, that picked up on it and, and started raising the alarms. I mean, this is,

00:42:25.020 this is what it's going to take to fight back on some of this stuff that really is tried to,

00:42:30.040 they try to push it, uh, under cover of night and, and, and hope that they get away with it.

00:42:36.340 I, uh, you've hit on something very important. It's one of the things that we try to do in the

00:42:39.800 show. You know, this is a working class, middle class audience. And, uh, what we do all the time

00:42:46.080 is talk about the capital markets because the capital markets are really where votes every day

00:42:51.160 on policy, not every four years or every two years in the capital markets, the money and power,

00:42:57.340 the intersection of money power, and the money is driven by the capital markets is what puts the

00:43:02.700 country where it is today. You must understand macroeconomics. You must understand capital markets

00:43:07.140 if you want to affect policy in the grassroots of taking of that. Just give me a minute on your

00:43:13.500 thoughts about the, the, the, the politicization of capital markets, because this is the essence,

00:43:18.480 I think, of what makes war room different. Yeah, it is an incredibly important issue because

00:43:24.940 our economic freedoms are the foundation of all other freedoms. If we don't have economic freedom,

00:43:29.500 we don't have any other freedom. And so I'm committed to, uh, to protecting those economic

00:43:35.360 freedoms and our capital markets are really where that begins. And we've seen with, uh, efforts like

00:43:40.640 ESG, environmental social governance, uh, this is, this is nothing more than an effort to replace our

00:43:46.640 capitalist system with some other system and, and destroy the economic freedoms that we all enjoy.

00:43:51.640 And it's, it's, it's clothed in, in, and beautiful sounding clothing and people latch onto a lot of the

00:43:57.840 words, but they don't understand what, uh, the threat is to our economic freedoms. And so this is, uh,

00:44:04.840 natural asset companies are, are along the same lines. And we're seeing, uh, efforts to destroy

00:44:11.820 America in so many different ways. And, and our free market system is, is one of the top, uh, that

00:44:18.340 is under attack right now. And we have to protect it.

00:44:22.820 Steve, there's one of the point, get you. Yeah, go ahead. Jump in. Sure.

00:44:26.820 Just real quick. The, the, the thing that is also going on with these capital markets is, as this

00:44:33.100 program and our committee on the present danger of China have been talking about endlessly is

00:44:36.860 our money is being used by those markets and pension funds and mutual funds and so on to

00:44:42.700 finance our mortal enemy, the Chinese communist party. And by the way, they were likely to be 0.99

00:44:48.420 among the people who would move that money back into natural asset companies so they can control our

00:44:54.260 resources. I mean, this is madness, but that's what BlackRock, Larry Fink, one of our, you know,

00:44:59.500 nemeses has been all about. And they nearly got away with this, Steve, and they may yet,

00:45:05.280 they'll be back. You can bet there's too much money sloshing around in all of us,

00:45:09.400 but we've got them now. One thing I think back on their heels. Thank God.

00:45:14.720 But, but here's the other thing that's important. We have treasurers like Marlo Oakes and others

00:45:19.960 that are on now on watch on the ramparts and sitting there going, because he's right. ESG.

00:45:25.980 You've had some radical ideas about how to change our system. And here's the thing. They won't come

00:45:31.860 and debate it. If you come and debate it and you win the debate, you know, then go with God. But

00:45:36.460 they're trying to do all of this under the dark at night because they understand they can't win the

00:45:40.060 argument. And once they're exposed, they'll run away. Marlo, where do people go to find out more

00:45:44.860 about you and find out more about this effort, sir?

00:45:47.780 Yeah, treasurer.utah.gov. And, and I've got my page there. And I also have Marlo Oakes.com

00:45:55.920 where more information, particularly on ESG, but we'll have information on natural asset companies.

00:46:01.980 It's very important that people continue to watch for this because when you have a big agenda like

00:46:07.360 this, it's not just going to go away because they hit a speed bump. And so we've got to be aware and,

00:46:11.520 and continue to.

00:46:16.080 One hundred percent. Marlo Oakes. Frank, where do they go for you and the Committee on the

00:46:20.160 Present Danger? Fantastic job here.

00:46:21.760 Thank you. Well, I'm really proud of our team. Committee on the Present Danger, of course,

00:46:26.440 is presentdangerchina.org. And I really want to salute all of our friends who pulled together

00:46:31.960 at sovereigntycoalition.org. That was where people could go with a click of a mouse and really weigh

00:46:37.480 in. And the posse did handsomely. And we're so grateful to them. You're right, Steve, this is a

00:46:42.620 template for what we're going to need to do going forward. And we look forward to working with you

00:46:46.100 all on that. And let me just say, we do have a splendid candidate for Colorado Five as well.

00:46:50.760 That's another day's work.

00:46:53.940 Fantastic. Look forward to, to having her on. Excellent. 0.86

00:46:59.060 Colorado Five, one of the best. Frank, thank you.

00:47:02.700 Marlo and the team united the AGs, the Treasurers. Wall Street backed off. The New York Stock Exchange

00:47:08.220 backed off from taking the natural resources, natural assets of your country.

00:47:14.960 Unbelievable. Short break. Back in the warm in a moment.

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00:48:49.600 Here's your host, Stephen K. Bannon.

00:48:52.300 Okay, just so Schumer just announced that Biden wants to put forward the supplemental package

00:49:01.580 by next week. This is the most sophisticated audience in all media. You've had a bigger impact

00:49:08.520 than any audience ever because you guys are activists and you'll man the phone, just send

00:49:13.900 the emails, you'll get up on people's grill and you won't back down. Just remember what's going on

00:49:18.640 here. They want to, so with a $7 trillion budget of that, I don't know, a trillion six of discretionary,

00:49:27.420 they, and they always want to show you the lower numbers or spend the lower numbers, but don't be

00:49:30.960 spun. We are now structurally in a death spiral unless we pull out of it. It is a death spiral

00:49:37.920 because there's $2 trillion when you count up the cash and you count up really the, you know,

00:49:43.520 the kind of old fashioned way. It's $2 trillion in a structural and the, um, the tax revenues keep

00:49:53.420 dropping. That's one of the reasons the budget deficit is because they get lacking the spending

00:49:56.680 and the tax revenue is not there. So it doesn't offset. Um, I think it's both JP Morgan and Goldman

00:50:04.680 Sachs, I think took major hits to revenues today because there's not enough capital markets

00:50:09.740 transactions. There's not enough transactions because the economy is slowing. They can sit there

00:50:13.880 and all the happy talk they want and all this infusion of Keynesian stimulus. Another issue we're

00:50:20.500 going to get into the child, child tax credit and the, um, in the, uh, in these cuts, offsetting cuts

00:50:26.840 they want to do for the small business guys. Look, maybe in, in theoretically you could argue for both

00:50:31.700 of those, but right now you can't have another, are you nuts? Another Keynesian stimulus, which is the

00:50:36.740 child, child tax credit. And how are you going to offset the tax cuts you do to the small businesses?

00:50:41.820 I understand small businesses need help, need assistance, but we got to start taking this

00:50:46.240 seriously. We'll break that all down. That's another thing that's just got to be killed right

00:50:48.860 now. It's either crisis or not a crisis. And we have a crisis on spending. That's the one Johnson

00:50:53.480 stands up and goes, you know, I got, I got a $16 billion. Dude, what are you talking about?

00:51:00.360 16, and I know you got to start somewhere, but you're telling me about the IRS. You pumped

00:51:03.760 off 10 billion here and you get took 6 billion back from COVID. We got to start having massive

00:51:08.120 cuts. Now, what they're going to try to do is get your eye on the supplemental for the border.

00:51:15.700 Leave that aside. That's not coming to the, the, the, and with $7 trillion, a trillion dollars in the

00:51:20.440 defense budget, they got to come up right away with a hundred billion dollars supplemental. It's all

00:51:25.580 just to cover, uh, the 60 to 80 they want to send to, uh, Ukraine and Ukraine. I say you pick 1.00

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00:52:21.620 dollars down 17 to 20% since Biden took over. That's one of the causes of, of, of people

00:52:27.560 having, you know, of, of tough lives of the credit card debt exploding. People can't make

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00:53:24.000 But then we've got the leverage. The American people support this. The thing's out of control

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00:53:33.960 well, you know, they're draconian, HR2. HR2, you want draconian? We can give you draconian.

00:53:39.820 That's not it. It's strong. It's good. But they're saying, hey, you guys are the worst

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00:54:01.580 audience had the courage to go to Langford. You cannot approve what's going on. And Johnson,

00:54:11.520 you cannot stop talking about the supplemental. Focus on the main event. The main event is what's

00:54:17.120 happening this week. We don't want to hear that you need more time. You've had plenty of time.

00:54:22.100 You shouldn't have taken three weeks off. First of all, you shouldn't have taken six weeks. I know

00:54:25.520 this wasn't you. It was the previous management. But six weeks from August to September, another

00:54:31.140 three weeks at Christmas, the four, three days with a snow day, you're just burning daylight. And now

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00:54:42.960 We're not going to do it anymore. And I hate to say it. If you go along with the CR and twist arms

00:54:48.340 for the CR, then, hey, then let's just go and do another. And they say, we can't waste time and

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Bannon's War Room - January 17, 2024

Episode 3324： Victory Against Wall Street

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