Bannon's War Room - Episode 3454： The Pandemic： 4 Years Later; The Facts Behind Biden's Budget

00:00:00.000 Trump expects of the RNC in the coming months? Well, I was at the RNC's spring meeting in Houston

00:00:06.300 on Friday afternoon when Laura Trump was officially named co-chair. His daughter-in-law.

00:00:11.420 Already they are viewing her as instrumental to their fundraising abilities, right? That Trump

00:00:16.740 name, they're going to ride or die off of that Trump name here in the year of 2024. That calculation

00:00:21.600 has been made. They've also put that onus on the Senate candidates in these key states as well.

00:00:26.660 And so when you are looking at the operation, today is literally day one of the RNC merging

00:00:31.980 with the Trump campaign. Chris Lasavita, who is one of the two campaign co-managers for Donald Trump,

00:00:36.580 is coming in to the chief operating officer role. And I have confirmed that they just brought on a

00:00:41.340 number two to him as well, who previously served in a COO capacity to help with the financing

00:00:46.560 of the RNC, because there is a lot of entanglement here for that operation right now at a time with

00:00:52.560 we're talking seven and a half months left. Former advisors are sounding the alarm that Trump

00:00:55.960 praises despots in private and on the campaign trail. Trump's former advisors say he most

00:01:00.260 consistently lavish praise on Russian President Vladimir Putin. John Bolton recalled a comment

00:01:05.200 from Trump during the 2018 NATO summit. Following sometimes tense encounters with NATO leaders,

00:01:10.540 Trump said his meeting with Putin, the leader of America's great power adversary, quote,

00:01:14.620 may be the easiest of them all. Who would think? He says to the press as he goes out to the helicopter,

00:01:19.680 I think the easiest meeting might be with Vladimir Putin. Who would ever think that,

00:01:23.160 recall, Bolton? There's an answer to that question. Only one person, you. You were the

00:01:27.300 only person who would think that. The shrinks can make of that what they will. But I think it was, 1.00

00:01:31.360 I'm a big guy. They're big guys. I wish I could act like they do. We have all the pieces now,

00:01:37.180 Charlie Sykes. And I guess at some point this stops being a Trump story and it starts being a Biden

00:01:41.460 an F story. Well, this will never not be surreal. I think this is the main point. And it is not,

00:01:49.280 it's not just that, that Donald Trump has an obvious fetish for strongmen. It's that last line

00:01:55.020 that he wishes he could be more like them. And so I think you have to ask when he looks at them

00:02:00.620 with such admiration, what does that tell you about what he wants to do when he becomes the big tough

00:02:06.660 guy again? I mean, Victor Orban's record, as you point out, is, is not non-controversial. He's

00:02:12.260 attacked the independent judicial system. He's attacked the courts. He's attacked the media.

00:02:17.340 He has criminalized political behavior. He has, he's authorized, you know, the cruel treatment of

00:02:23.800 refugees. He traffics in racist, white nationalist rhetoric. He has flirted with anti-Semitism way

00:02:30.860 more than that. And yet Donald Trump looks at him and he says, he's the boss. He's the guy

00:02:36.060 that I admire so much. So I think this is, this is this moment, and this is kind of a challenge

00:02:41.920 because this is not Trump derangement syndrome. This is out of the mouth of Donald Trump on a

00:02:47.580 regular and consistent basis. These are the reports that we're getting from the people

00:02:51.900 who work the most closely with him, that Donald Trump, far from being the American patriot, far from

00:02:59.220 being, you know, the conservative protector of American values, looks at the world's thugs and thinks,

00:03:05.620 I wish I could be more like them. I admire them so much. There's really no precedent in American

00:03:12.620 history for something like this.

00:03:14.140 This is the primal scream of a dying regime. Pray for our enemies because we're going medieval on

00:03:25.580 these people. I got a free shot. All these networks lying about the people, the people have had a belly

00:03:32.660 full of it. I know you don't like hearing that. I know you've tried to do everything in the world

00:03:36.220 to stop that, but you're not going to stop it. It's going to happen. And where do people like that go

00:03:40.240 to share the big line? MAGA Media. I wish in my soul, I wish that any of these people had a

00:03:47.940 conscience. Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose? If that answer is to save my country,

00:03:56.080 this country will be saved.

00:03:59.080 War Room. Here's your host, Stephen K. Mann.

00:04:09.660 Monday, 11 March, Year of the Lord, 2024. Just had to have some of the afternoon meltdowns

00:04:15.060 on MSNBC. Charlie Sykes there, the Bulwark, wrote a big piece about us yesterday. I put up on Getter

00:04:22.220 so everybody can share it about how this show that we're mainlining, I don't know,

00:04:26.660 mainlining the, I don't know, the lies and misinformation that the MAGA base has to live

00:04:31.680 off of, something like that. But you see today that they're sitting there. And of course,

00:04:36.980 all these, all these, oh, Trump's an authoritarian. Trump wants to do this. Last time I looked,

00:04:43.680 President Trump was against any surveillance. President Trump has been adamant against the FBI,

00:04:49.980 against DOJ, used for political reasons, through his actions. Look what's happening here.

00:04:56.240 Perfect example, bring in Eli Crane. Congressman Eli Crane, also a former Navy SEAL with the SEAL

00:05:03.960 teams and a combat veteran. Congressman, we had a very good discussion today, this morning,

00:05:14.020 with Gunny Borelli, Arizona State Senator, now former Gunny Sergeant in the United States Marine

00:05:19.760 Corps and yourself, two vets. And we talked about a young man that's in Fort Jackson, I think,

00:05:28.280 in a training command. And because of all this stuff they said he did, we said it looks like

00:05:35.500 a systematic problem in the command. As soon as we're off the show, they discharge him from the

00:05:43.100 Army. Am I correct in that?

00:05:44.200 Yeah, Steve, thanks for having me back on to give you guys an update. As soon as I got off

00:05:49.960 your show, it wasn't more than maybe 45 minutes later, I got a call from Private Marinon to let

00:05:56.080 me know that he was informed of the fact that he would be getting separated from the Army. So

00:06:01.740 apparently you have some folks in the Army that are monitoring the war room.

00:06:07.020 So that's about as in your face as you can get, right? I mean, this gets back to the command.

00:06:15.080 Somebody's there trying to send a signal to the war room posse that you're not all that. I'm

00:06:20.020 incorrect in that assessment?

00:06:23.260 Well, you're right, Steve. And it's actually a lot bigger than that. Because like I discussed on your

00:06:28.120 program, this is so much bigger than Private Marinon. You know, I've had so many conversations up here with,

00:06:35.240 you know, generals and admirals, whether it was in an oversight capacity, you know, whether it was in a

00:06:41.620 funding capacity, appropriations, or, you know, even in classified settings. And many, many times

00:06:48.640 myself and other, you know, conservative members up here in the Republican Party will broach the

00:06:53.900 subject with them about how concerned we are, you know, about what's happening to our military,

00:06:58.900 the wokeness within our military, the drag shows, the diversity, equity, inclusion focus, how we've gotten

00:07:05.260 away from preparedness, and lethality, which is what the military is supposed to be about. And Steve, I can tell

00:07:12.080 you right now, every single one of those flag officers and high ranking officers has looked myself and

00:07:18.560 several other members of Congress in the face, and just told us, I don't know what you're talking about. And some of

00:07:24.900 them will even say, you know, I think diversity, you know, is is our strength. And it's almost like

00:07:30.360 almost all of them that I've run into at that level, Steve, are 100% drinking the Kool-Aid. And this

00:07:37.980 just goes to show that anybody that doesn't drink that Kool-Aid, like Private Marinon, refused to do.

00:07:44.320 This is the treatment that they get.

00:07:48.100 Private, people should remember Private Marinon, this started because they had on his phone a picture of

00:07:53.120 President Trump. And somebody said, that's racist. And it started from there. This is not drinking the Kool-Aid.

00:07:57.640 This is this is a cult, isn't it? I mean, it's a cult. Diversity is our strength that the everything you go all

00:08:03.100 the way down. And this is why recruiting is a tanking. This is why it's costing more to get folks in. This is why

00:08:08.340 combat readiness is dropped. Am I wrong on any of that, that this is this is one of this, this wokeness is one of the

00:08:14.020 central problems. Also, while the general officers, nobody can fight and win wars anymore.

00:08:17.840 Well, I think that's that's the real key. You know, Steve, outside of it, you know, degrading

00:08:25.640 the ability of our armed forces and, you know, making it to where nobody wants to join anymore

00:08:30.800 that has a patriotic bone in their body. You know what you and I discussed earlier is what this is

00:08:35.620 going to lead to. And this will lead to us getting our tails whipped by adversarial countries and

00:08:42.660 militaries that do not care about this crap, that are focused on lethality and, you know, just be

00:08:49.360 becoming the baddest fighting machines that they can become. And that's why this stuff is so

00:08:54.020 disastrous. I think that's why the military was one of the last institutions in the country that

00:08:59.820 started to see this type of social experimentation. But that's one reason that we wanted to come and

00:09:06.080 highlight the private story. We wanted the American people to hear that there are this does trickle

00:09:11.780 downstream to the privates and everybody below. And here's the thing, Steve, I might not have

00:09:17.240 mentioned it on your show, but if you've ever hung out with privates in the army, if you've ever hung

00:09:22.380 out with, you know, your E1s, E2s in the Marine Corps or, you know, in the Navy, almost the vast

00:09:30.420 majority of the conversations they have when officers and their NCOs are around are inappropriate.

00:09:35.980 You know, a lot of Americans would think that, you know, be appalled by some of the, you know,

00:09:42.040 banter that goes back and forth. But this is the type of stuff that Maranon's being, you know,

00:09:47.020 kicked out of the army for. This is the type of stuff that happens all day, every day on these

00:09:51.560 installations. And these are the types of things that used to be handled with, hey, get your rucksack

00:09:57.640 on. You're going to, you know, you're going to run a couple miles or you're going to go clean the

00:10:01.480 latrines or the bathrooms. And now you're starting to see, you know, what it's becoming.

00:10:06.520 And unfortunately, it looks like, you know, only certain types of people are being held accountable

00:10:11.580 for, you know, some of this banter, some of these comments that are inappropriate. And like I said,

00:10:19.480 it appears that private Maranon, you know, has fallen victim to having a worldview that doesn't

00:10:24.940 align with our woke Department of Defense. So the systematic rot of the military is our issue.

00:10:35.140 So what is your recommendation? Where do we go from here? Because obviously, this is just the

00:10:39.960 beginning of this journey. I mean, private Maranon was an example, and I think a good example of how

00:10:44.800 this rot has become part of the way the institution, this is one of the reasons the military, as you said,

00:10:50.100 is dropping. It used to be in steam. Nothing was higher than the military. That's why I was honored to be a

00:10:54.540 naval officer. Moza, as people know, West Point, grad army officer, you're a SEAL. Gunny Borrelli's a

00:11:00.620 Marine. People are not just proud of their service, but they'll tell you the best years of their lives

00:11:05.460 were when they were in the service. So how do we, what's your recommendation? People look to you for

00:11:09.940 leadership. What's your recommendation or what do we do? Well, you know, Steve, as you know, it's never

00:11:17.380 over until we quit. And, you know, I never go into a fight alone. You know, we're discussing with

00:11:24.460 the team right now, you know, ways ahead, things that we can do. But this is going to be, this is,

00:11:30.380 this isn't going to be one battle. It's, it's, it's, like I said, it's so much bigger than the

00:11:34.240 private. We're going to have to continue to fight, you know, for the privates out there and those that 0.93

00:11:39.320 can't fight for themselves, those individuals in the military that don't have budgets that,

00:11:43.340 you know, can hire high powered attorneys. We're going to have to continue to fight for them because

00:11:47.400 that's what, that's what a lot of these folks with power trips bank on is that nobody will stand up

00:11:52.800 for them. And that's not the case. You know, we're going to stand up for the private. That's

00:11:58.180 why I wanted to come back on your show. That's why I'm going to do more media so that the American

00:12:02.460 public can hear about not only this case, but so they can hear about the rot within our,

00:12:07.060 within our military and what it's become.

00:12:12.620 Where do folks find you, Congressman Eli Crane? Where do people go? Social media, website, all of it.

00:12:18.920 They can find me at Rep Eli Crane. Thanks again, Steve, for helping us cover this, man. You know,

00:12:25.140 we really appreciate it. And I know the private does as well.

00:12:29.720 Well, Congressman, you're held in very high esteem by this audience. So we're here to help

00:12:36.200 and we look forward. We know this is going to be an interesting fight. We got to set things right

00:12:40.600 here. I mean, this is, this is one of the greatest institutions in the, in, in our country,

00:12:45.440 in our country's history. And it has gone, it has gone seriously off track and it's time to set

00:12:50.680 things right. Can I say one last thing, Steve? Yeah, sure. Sure. Yeah. There's obviously a lot

00:12:57.540 of parents and grandparents that, you know, in the posse that listened to this show. We all love this

00:13:02.820 country. Many of us fought for this country. Just, I want you to really think about the advice that you

00:13:08.260 give, um, to the young generations coming up in your family about, um, serving in this type of

00:13:14.820 military, in this type of environment. I'm not telling you to advise your kids or your grandkids

00:13:19.260 not to serve this country, but I'm, I'm telling you, this is the type of treatment that you can

00:13:24.420 expect. If you're not willing to shut up, play the game, um, you know, go along with all this woke

00:13:30.620 D diversity, equity, inclusion crap. There's a good chance that you're going to be treated just like

00:13:35.960 the private. So make sure you think long and hard about that. Um, and like you pointed out, Steve,

00:13:42.200 that's one of the biggest reasons that our military is having so much, uh, trouble, uh, with their

00:13:47.400 recruitment numbers. I agree. Uh, Congressman Crane, we're on it with you in harness. So we'll figure

00:13:54.620 this thing out. Thank you, brother. What Eli's talking about, you know, we have so many veterans and,

00:14:01.800 and, and, uh, parents of, I tell you, nephew, one's a army was, was in the army. I think he

00:14:08.420 made it to sergeant. Another nephew, E1, uh, in the, uh, first class petty officer. My kid brother's

00:14:14.660 a Navy pilot. His wife's a Navy nurse. Of course, Mo was army captain, uh, just the whole family and

00:14:21.000 not very many lifers, but a lot of people that did their six to eight years. And I've always told

00:14:27.280 young people, when I give speeches, the best years you could have is in the twenties of going to do

00:14:31.120 this. I'd be very hesitant about making that recommendation. Now there's something deeply,

00:14:37.060 deeply, deeply wrong with our military right now. And, uh, let's go on a journey together to set

00:14:43.440 this thing, right? Cause it's too great an institution, too much interwoven into the fabric

00:14:48.040 of American society and culture to let it go like this. It's absolutely terrible, terrible.

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00:16:22.340 of COVID-19 outside China has increased 13 fold. And the number of affected countries has tripled.

00:16:33.220 There are now more than 118,000 cases in 114 countries. And 4,291 people have lost their lives.

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00:17:02.240 the number of cases, the number of deaths, and the number of affected countries climb even higher.

00:17:11.880 The WHO has been assessing this outbreak around the clock and we're deeply concerned both by the

00:17:23.060 alarming levels of spread and severity and by the alarming levels of inaction. We have therefore made

00:17:33.840 the assessment that COVID-19 can be characterized as a pandemic. Pandemic is not a word to use lightly

00:17:46.160 or carelessly. It's a word that if misuse can cause unreasonable fear or unjustified acceptance that the fight

00:17:59.180 is over is over, leading to unnecessary suffering and death. Describing the situation as a pandemic does not change

00:18:10.680 WHO's assessment of the threat posed by the virus. It doesn't change what WHO is doing. And it doesn't change

00:18:21.360 what countries should do. We have never been before seen a pandemic sparked by a coronavirus. This is the first

00:18:32.500 pandemic caused by a coronavirus. And we have never before seen a pandemic that can be controlled at the same

00:18:43.840 time. WHO has been in full response mode since we were notified of the first cases.

00:18:51.360 And we have called every day for countries to take urgent and aggressive action. We have rung the alarm bell

00:19:02.200 loud and clear.

00:19:06.500 Okay, four years ago, this very day, WHO called a pandemic, media picked up on it. Naomi Wolf,

00:19:14.760 walk me through your experience in this and then your observations about what then happened.

00:19:23.600 Yeah, it's amazing. Your producers are awesome because they found the perfect clip, the definitive

00:19:29.880 clip. That's the DNA of the whole four years right there. And what I see is a guy launching a product.

00:19:37.840 And there's a whole marketing campaign all set behind him with soundbites and policies and outcomes

00:19:47.760 already predetermined, data statistics already predetermined, metrics predetermined. And he's,

00:19:55.060 you know, that's the opening act, like the curtain is opening. And one thing I will notice, you know,

00:20:01.040 listening to this again, the second time, four years later, not the first time, is that people

00:20:07.180 who have really been in crises and conflict areas and zones where there's a real disaster, catastrophe,

00:20:17.200 no one uses language like that. You know, when there's a real emergency, people don't talk about

00:20:22.900 alarm and, you know, sounding the bell of alarm and how much fear you should have, just enough fear,

00:20:29.580 not too much fear, but plenty of fear. People in a real crisis, you know, real leaders in a real

00:20:35.540 crisis, try to calm people down and try to simply tell them what they need to do to protect their

00:20:42.520 families. The other thing you really notice is that before this press conference, we were not aware

00:20:49.420 of the WHO as the people above our sovereign nations who were dictating policy to our sovereign

00:20:57.520 nations. We thought we lived in a sovereign nation. So the other thing that really surfaces from this

00:21:02.980 clip is how Ghebreyesus is launching, reminding, insisting. And remember, the person who funds Ghebreyesus,

00:21:12.920 Bill Gates, also invested in the vaccine, benefits from the vaccine, right? It's a two-tier profit machine.

00:21:20.760 But Ghebreyesus is kind of rolling out this relationship to sovereign nations. We're telling

00:21:27.300 countries what to do. Well, that, you know, that was new or that was being remarketed. Maybe the WHO

00:21:33.300 in the past tried to tell countries what to do. But the idea that the WHO, you know, like the CDC on a

00:21:40.300 lesser level is like the arbiter of whether we have a pandemic or not and what we do then and what the

00:21:46.880 laws are, that was a whole new kind of venture in history. And the fact that they made it fly is kind

00:21:57.320 of testimony to their demonic cleverness and, you know, a blot on everyone who went along with it,

00:22:06.200 you know, a blot on the credulity of all the people. But I don't mean citizens because I listened to this

00:22:11.180 too. I mean, I knew enough to know what was wrong with it. But our leaders didn't say,

00:22:19.040 who are you? What do you mean? What do you mean alarmed? What's the definition of a pandemic? Like

00:22:24.980 none of the right questions were asked at that point. It was just like, bam, bam, bam, from Ghebreyesus

00:22:32.320 to Fauci to, at that point, Walensky, you know, lying to that president and then the next president

00:22:40.280 and crushing everyone in their homes after that and rolling out draconian measures that we should

00:22:47.200 remember for the rest of our lives. I guess the other thing when you said like, where was I? I

00:22:53.040 think you said something like that. I remember vividly, I was in New York. We were in New York,

00:22:58.600 and I think on March 8th, Broadway had closed. And I remember thinking, you know, Governor Cuomo

00:23:06.820 just announced that all of Broadway was closing, not individual theater owners deciding for

00:23:14.940 themselves if it was too risky or if their insurance policies didn't cover whatever was

00:23:19.040 happening. All of Broadway, the lights on Broadway went out all at once. And I'm enough of a veteran

00:23:26.360 of national symbolism to know that when you turn off all the lights on Broadway, that is a dramatic,

00:23:33.240 symbolic gesture that, you know, it's highly coordinated. And it's a message. It's a message

00:23:41.120 point because Broadway is so emblematic of New York and New York is so emblematic of, you know,

00:23:47.620 the bright lights of America. And so I remember thinking, you know, closing a whole sector is

00:23:55.060 something that happens in a totalitarian society, not in a free, open market, you know, free market

00:24:01.880 capitalist society. You can't close everyone's business all at once in America. Something's

00:24:07.360 terribly wrong. Let's get out of the city. And we moved that night, you know, to the middle of the

00:24:12.620 woods because we knew something bad was coming.

00:24:17.240 Today, we're fighting and we're going to fight even more intensely in the next couple of weeks,

00:24:22.220 the WHO treaty. What did Build Back Better and the Great Reset? I mean, our learning curve.

00:24:27.720 What do you think we've learned about our sovereignty and about some of these public

00:24:31.900 health officials and what we need to do to stand up as free men and free women? 0.61

00:24:36.860 That is a great question. I mean, these last four years have really been like the refiner's fire,

00:24:43.720 right? I mean, they've burned away everything that kept us from understanding what our constitution

00:24:52.000 is and what our sovereignty is and what our, you know, when you say, ask yourself, what is your

00:24:58.040 mission and what is your purpose? You know, what our mission and purpose is. When in, on March 11th,

00:25:04.600 2020, I don't think any of us thought that an unelected guy could threaten the sovereignty of the

00:25:14.540 greatest nation on earth. You know, a handful of unelected guys, but certainly not a, you know,

00:25:20.480 random nonprofit. The World Health Organization is literally a random nonprofit, you know, started,

00:25:26.940 funded largely, as I mentioned, by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, also funded by China,

00:25:30.720 by the way. None of us thought America could be destabilized so easily. We thought our institutions

00:25:37.720 were too solid to have our freedom of assembly, which is guaranteed in the First Amendment to our

00:25:45.440 constitution, suspended by fiat, by the diktats of governors in state after state after state,

00:25:52.940 bypassing the constitution by using, by the proxy of public health authorities. I mean, that was a new

00:26:01.320 one. And again, got to credit these satanic geniuses. It was so clever because public health

00:26:08.740 is one of those labels that kind of brings with, or used to bring with it, kind of a built-in benefit

00:26:15.500 of the doubt, you know. But our First Amendment was crushed, our freedom of assembly, our freedom to

00:26:21.500 worship was crushed by these public health authorities. I don't think any of us saw how easily

00:26:27.260 the rights of a great nation, the constitution of a great nation could be brought to its knees

00:26:32.960 by this workaround. I think we, you know, sovereignty. I think that the digital ID, the

00:26:42.160 combination of the rollout of digital ID and our all understanding or learning what a social credit

00:26:47.260 score was and how China uses it, which happened all at once, remember, in 2021, when they tried to

00:26:53.740 inflict a vaccine passport on us. And we fought hard against that with the bill that we passed in

00:26:59.460 33 states. But the combination of people learning about the social credit score, which could dissolve

00:27:05.480 the constitution in effect digitally, and learning about the World Health Organization treaty, which

00:27:12.000 would suspend, you know, kind of dissolve our nation, add to that the southern border in which our

00:27:19.420 nation kind of has been dissolved at the southern border through having no border in effect and

00:27:24.560 having, and like dissolving the notion of the citizen, because anyone can walk into the United

00:27:30.020 States of America now or be flown in. All of those were kind of multifaceted attacks on our sovereignty.

00:27:37.520 And again, refiner's fire made us realize what our sovereignty is. Oh, a sovereign nation has citizens

00:27:44.100 and the citizens have representatives. A sovereign nation has boundaries and they can be defended.

00:27:53.700 I tell you, Naomi, just hang on for one second. We're taking a short break. We'll be back with

00:27:57.280 Naomi Wolf, the refiner's fire. Make sure you go to jacemedical.com, promo code Bannon. Find out

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00:29:44.300 Here's your host, Stephen K. Baff.

00:29:46.760 Naomi, the one thing we did learn how to do is how to fight as a team with the Warren Posse and what

00:29:59.200 you guys did at Daily Clout. We did drive down on Pfizer. We drove down on Moderna. We've got all

00:30:04.480 these reports, all these studies. It's the basis for lots of suits are going on, laws that are trying

00:30:10.000 to be passed, everything. So that one of the good elements, we understood how precious our sovereignty

00:30:18.500 is, both our sovereignty as a nation, our sovereignty as a people overall, American citizens, and our

00:30:25.600 sovereignty as individuals in their own individual health. Did we not? I think we've become a multi-purpose

00:30:32.940 army, a multi-mission army. And we've learned many ways of fighting, not only the revelations,

00:30:41.200 the Pfizer documents, not only did the Posse bring to its knees this evil global corporation to pre-2016

00:30:49.080 revenue levels and to, you know, almost no one taking the booster, and many lawsuits indeed. But

00:30:56.200 the Posse has launched now, helped to support this election integrity bill that we drafted with

00:31:02.920 American Voters Alliance. And we've got two new states helping to pass it. Well, a version was

00:31:09.660 passed, a law against ballot harvesting was passed in Alabama. I just found out SB1 passed last week

00:31:16.760 that bans ballot harvesting and limits absentee ballots. And I just heard from North Dakota where

00:31:23.220 they're petitioning to get our election integrity bill in front of the governor and on the ballot there.

00:31:29.260 So, and I'm heading to Michigan. So that's five states now, one defeat and various versions of

00:31:36.720 possible victory in four other states.

00:31:41.740 That's fantastic. Great. I'm gonna put you on the spot. You're married to a soldier. You heard the

00:31:46.460 conversation we had with Eli, which he would have a tough time recommended to his nieces and nephews,

00:31:51.320 his children. I said my family, I think we'd have a tough time now too, given what's happening.

00:31:56.100 Your thoughts about what your husband would tell his kin about serving in the military today.

00:32:05.180 Interesting. Well, he hasn't recommended to anyone that they enlist in this generation of the youngest

00:32:12.280 people who could enlist. So I'm sure, I know that the army that the last, and no doubt the navy that the

00:32:20.880 last guest described, doesn't bear any relationship to what Brian O'Shea, my husband, describes in his

00:32:30.100 years of service. And I'm also sad that there's this kind of focus on race as a kind of label,

00:32:41.260 because one of the most beautiful things Brian talks about is how people were told,

00:32:46.220 you know, you're all green, like basically race doesn't exist, gender doesn't exist. You really, 0.94

00:32:52.140 you know, you're soldiers now. And, you know, your job is to execute your mission and to be there for

00:32:58.320 your fellow brother or sister in arms. And that's kind of, that transcends race and gender. And I

00:33:04.540 thought that was a really beautiful thing. And like the best way of America to manifest its highest

00:33:10.600 values. And it sounds like the opposite of that now. Naomi, how do people get you, how to get your

00:33:17.020 books, your writing, everything that's happening over at Daily Cloud? You guys are fighting every day.

00:33:21.700 We are. Thanks to all of you and our friends across the country. Please go to dailycloud.io.

00:33:27.720 You can download the election integrity bill and send it to your representative. Please go. My,

00:33:35.200 my sub stack is called outspoken and you can also sign up for the best of daily cloud. And very soon

00:33:40.680 in May, Skyhorse Books is publishing the second volume of the Pfizer documents called the Pfizer

00:33:48.320 papers. You can order that on Amazon. Thank you. And help us. Thank you, Nate. Everybody go over

00:33:56.740 there. Pile into a day. Thanks, Naomi. Thanks, Brian, too. Brian O'Shea. Let's play the cold open.

00:34:02.760 We've got Richard Stern. Biden, as a teaser, Biden dropped a $7.3 trillion 2025 budget today.

00:34:12.160 We've got another fight on our hands. We're going to talk about Richard Stern over at Heritage. Let's

00:34:15.640 go and play the cold open. I'm going to get to Megan Casella at the White House. We're learning

00:34:19.660 more about the president's budget for this year. Megan. Hey, Scott, that's right. So the Biden

00:34:24.660 administration is proposing a 2025 budget today that would spend about $7.3 trillion. That's a

00:34:30.260 five and a half percent increase from last year's proposed spending levels in order to have more

00:34:34.100 money to devote to Social Security, to reduce the cost of child care and offer more loans to small

00:34:38.840 businesses. On the revenue side, the White House expects to raise roughly five and a half trillion

00:34:43.040 dollars. That'd be a nine percent increase from last year's forecast due in part to proposals that

00:34:47.740 would hike taxes on corporations and the wealthy. Despite that rise in spending, the White House sees the

00:34:52.760 deficit falling to about $1.8 trillion next year. But as the deficit falls, the cost to service the debt

00:34:59.140 is on the rise. That reflects in part an expectation by the White House that the long-term neutral rate

00:35:04.280 has likely risen. The White House says interest costs will hit $965 billion in 2025, a 21 percent jump

00:35:11.780 from last year. Those costs will rise from there throughout the decade. Overall, Biden is proposing

00:35:17.000 a trillion dollars for discretionary non-defense spending and a stepped up $900 billion in defense

00:35:22.960 spending.

00:35:25.600 A trillion dollars of non-defense spending up in your grill. So forget all the out years. He's saving

00:35:31.960 five trillion dollars. He's raising taxes on the wealthy. That's all a lie. They're not going to

00:35:36.300 their donors are the wealthiest people in this country. They're not going to do that. That's all

00:35:40.100 optics. But in your face, Richard Stern, is $7.3 trillion of spending over $2 trillion of discretionary

00:35:48.820 spending when you take the defense budget also. Now they've got a trillion dollars of non-defense.

00:35:54.140 And they're projecting, Stern, before you and I go through and start sharpening our pencils,

00:35:58.080 they're projecting a $1.8 trillion. Their best shots, a $1.8 trillion coming off what will be over

00:36:05.080 $2 trillion this year. By the time Trump gets settled in the White House, I don't know, it'll be $37,

00:36:10.880 $38 trillion face amount. Richard, you're one of the toughest guys I know on the budget.

00:36:15.340 What's your initial assessment of Joe Biden's?

00:36:19.560 Well, I think this is exactly the train wreck we would have expected, unfortunately.

00:36:23.980 To your point on that, by the way, they're masking nearly half a trillion dollars in requested new

00:36:30.560 spending just for this year, as if money grew on trees, as if this wasn't going to be stolen

00:36:36.240 from hardworking Americans. Look, this budget is a joke. Unfortunately, the real problem here

00:36:42.260 is what he's doing to the country is not a joke. But to your point, they've got all of this gimmicky

00:36:48.300 crap that they're doing to throw money at their donors, and it's your money. And how are they

00:36:53.180 going to raise it? You're right. They're not going to tax their donors. They're going to tax the

00:36:57.300 American public. They're going to print it at the Fed. They're going to suck the oxygen out of credit

00:37:01.840 markets. They're going to get that money through good old-fashioned inflation the way that Biden has

00:37:06.480 been doing for nearly four years now. But Richard, you know, on the 22nd, we had the second part of

00:37:13.860 this. Johnson came out with very solemn, this shows you Biden's addicted to, you know, gross

00:37:19.740 overspending, fiscal mismanagement. We got that. But the reason they could put this out is we have

00:37:25.960 not disciplined them enough in the current time. That's why I keep telling people, don't worry about

00:37:30.020 out years. It's the year that you're in. You have to use every ounce of leverage. What lessons do you

00:37:36.440 think you would like to impart to the House of Republicans about he's up in your grill right now

00:37:41.820 because he feels he's got kind of an open runway just to roll? As you just point out there, it's

00:37:48.840 about conviction. Whenever two people come together in a negotiation like this, the side with the most

00:37:54.560 conviction always wins. So as much as you and I can look at Biden's budget and say, look, this is just

00:38:00.480 more of a scam. This is just more kind of papering over theft from the American middle class.

00:38:05.820 It shows that he and his team, they've got conviction. They're willing to put out a budget

00:38:10.600 that is hundreds of billions of dollars more theft from the American public. And so what have

00:38:16.280 conservatives put up in Congress? What's the bill you were talking about the roll camp? It's actually

00:38:20.880 got a $29 billion increase in spending. So where is the real conservative brass tax offering of a cut

00:38:28.940 to spending? The Heritage Foundation puts it out. The Republican Study Committee in Congress puts it out.

00:38:33.880 But formal congressional conservative leadership, to your point, doesn't put out an equal kind of

00:38:40.280 trillions of dollars of cut to the bureaucracy, right? Where is the conservative bill that slashes

00:38:46.020 the EPA, that slashes the FBI? So I think the lesson we've learned, and we've learned this lesson

00:38:51.280 time and time again, is be bold. Put out a real vision of conservative governance where we starve the

00:38:58.540 beast. We end the regulatory state. We get rid of these bureaucrats who make their living from 1.00

00:39:03.720 oppressing Americans and doing it with your money stolen from them. Until conservatives put out a

00:39:09.220 vision that bold, that unified, that much opposed to the kind of just wanton extra spending that Biden

00:39:16.600 puts out, we're not going to win.

00:39:18.060 Richard, I know you guys are going to do analysis and break it all down. Where do people go to get

00:39:26.160 to find you on social media, but also go to Heritage and to walk them through your budget analysis and

00:39:33.160 how we get this thing sorted?

00:39:35.200 Definitely appreciate it. You can find me at Rich A. Stern on Twitter. You can also find my colleague

00:39:39.960 David Ditch on Twitter as well. He and I both have tweets out today, breaking through some of the parts

00:39:44.360 of this. Preston Beshears as well on my team has done some work on some of the tax parts of this.

00:39:49.400 And if you go to heritage.org, you're going to see our op-eds, other things we put out. And you're

00:39:53.700 right, we're going to go through and break down all the little things that they've gotten here. They've

00:39:56.720 got $300 billion for the IRS to do, quote unquote, enforcement. We all know what that means. It means

00:40:02.780 going after American small businesses, right? They have new taxes here, going after Bitcoin and

00:40:07.300 cryptos, things like that. So we're going to go through and find all the hundreds of little things

00:40:11.760 they've done in here that are just abuses of the presidency.

00:40:17.380 Richard, look forward to seeing it. Have you guys back on if you had a chance to break it all down,

00:40:21.080 because this is an outrage. Thank you, sir.

00:40:23.120 Thank you so much. Thank you so much as always.

00:40:25.760 Here's how they, here's how, look, Richard just said it. The budget that we're going to approve right

00:40:32.780 now on the 22nd, if this takes place, is $29 or $30 billion higher than Nancy Pelosi's.

00:40:40.340 Think about that for a second. Gold today is what, at $2,189, another reaching close to an all-time

00:40:48.620 high. Why is that? People are concerned. Capital markets are concerned. This shows you, he's

00:40:56.600 planning on a minimum of a $1.8 trillion deficit. I haven't gotten to the tax side, but I guarantee

00:41:03.140 you they've overstated it. Even with the $300 million for increased IRS enforcement. Even with

00:41:11.540 that. Because remember, last time he whiffed on the, on the, on the tax revenue because of the

00:41:18.060 slowing of the economy and fewer financial transactions taking place, fewer capital gains

00:41:22.620 tax. This is why I keep telling you, go to Birchgold and talk to Philip Patrick and the team.

00:41:28.040 Now's the time you got to do it. Hey, don't take it from me. Look at Biden. They're giving

00:41:31.820 you a roadmap of what's going to happen. And because of the lack of courage, this is not

00:41:36.880 about intelligence. This is not quantum mechanics. And I mean that when I say that this is fairly

00:41:43.400 straightforward, just arithmetic, but it takes political will. It takes political will. And

00:41:49.380 the courage should go in there and say, Hey, I don't call you care. If you call me a xenophobe

00:41:53.440 or racist or nativist, I don't care. It's not relevant. What I care is that we've got

00:41:58.940 to stop this out of control fiscal mismanagement. This is radical. This is going to have, and

00:42:05.540 it's not just future generations, the spending, this spending is creating debt slaves out of

00:42:11.940 everybody. The impact of the impact of refinancing this debt is now not going to go away.

00:42:21.980 What you're seeing is the product. He wouldn't be able to do this and put forward this budget

00:42:27.480 if McCarthy hadn't given the free, the free ride to have two years, no cap on spending and

00:42:33.580 no cap on deficits and to take it off, to take it off the policy right now. And they were

00:42:39.660 hitting up on the deficit, blowing through on, uh, on 24. It'd be, it'd be on the top of

00:42:45.500 the, it'd be the top of the, uh, it'd be top of the ticket. Every question asked to Biden

00:42:49.380 would be about this. This is what McCarthy took away. However, we still have plenty of

00:42:54.740 leverage, plenty of leverage, plenty more than you need to bring this madness to a halt.

00:43:00.800 And I don't want to hear, Oh, you only own control one ninth of one fifth of one thirtieth

00:43:04.920 of the country. That's all. Somebody tells you that it's like saying elections are about

00:43:07.960 the future. That's just, that's just more verbiage. You got plenty of leverage here.

00:43:14.280 You could force these guys to the table and you could have cuts. We don't have them forcing

00:43:18.240 the table to shut the border down on an invasion. Nothing, nothing. And not one mention of cutting

00:43:25.480 spending right there. That budget right there is the mentality and the process that is Republic

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00:45:17.860 Here's your host, Stephen K. Bannon.

00:45:20.360 I'm proud of one thing. You know, I, nomenclature is very important. So, you know, a couple of years

00:45:27.500 ago, we started debating, you know, everything populist nationalist or, you know, call it the

00:45:31.780 CCP, not China, right? Because you can drive a wedge between Lao Beijing and the CCP by reminding

00:45:38.000 people, this is not the people of China. It's a group of criminals. The other thing we fought for 0.99

00:45:42.720 was they used to put these budgets out the last couple of years, just talking about the discretionary

00:45:46.280 spending. Oh, it's a $1.2 trillion budget, $1.5 trillion. I said, no, it's not. You can add all

00:45:51.320 the, all the entitlement spending in it. It's over $7 trillion. And some of that is not really

00:45:55.460 entitlements. That's the part of it. It's not really entitlements. You can get around that.

00:45:58.960 And I'm not talking about social security and Medicare. I'm talking about other payments,

00:46:02.460 but now they admit it's $7.3 trillion with a one point. And when you say, oh, Steve, these never

00:46:09.200 pass. They're going to get chopped up. Well, hey, the Nancy Pelosi, this budget they're working

00:46:12.780 on. Now it's $30 billion more than Pelosi's out of control last year's spending. So it's $7 trillion

00:46:18.880 now, $7.3 trillion in spending. And that's without any of these supplementals, these side pocket deals

00:46:24.440 like Ukraine, all this. And they're going to have some, you watch, you're going to have some in Gaza 0.93

00:46:27.980 for the Palestinians. You just wait, you just watch. But we know, and I'll get in back to the taxes 0.98

00:46:33.860 tonight. This is, they're already programming a $2 trillion deficit, folks. They say 1.8, you know,

00:46:40.200 it's higher than that just right now. I'm talking about even in the math they've got embedded. I'll

00:46:43.580 work it tonight. So I told you two back to back years, what McCarthy gave them over $2 trillion

00:46:49.360 each year. This is how you get to a trillion every hundred days. It can't, it's not sustainable.

00:46:55.180 And when this crash comes, people are going to be looking for some folks that got a minute. I tell

00:47:00.200 you, this is going to be as bad as it could ever get because the math is simply not sustainable.

00:47:05.380 And now it's right up in your grill. This is what I keep telling you. You know, I don't give you

00:47:11.360 personal financial advice, but now is a time to go to Birch Gold, promo code Bannon, slash Bannon,

00:47:17.360 and make sure you go and talk to, talk to Philip Patrick and his team. You got to understand the,

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00:47:28.460 the people with the resources, why they buying this constantly. Okay. So make sure you go check it out.

00:47:33.100 Birchgold.com slash Bannon. We've got a great relationship with these guys. They're very good.

00:47:37.460 Get the end of the dollar empire. Start learning about currency. Start learning about macroeconomics.

00:47:41.900 You owe it to yourself. We're here to teach. You guys have been great. You're, you're incredibly

00:47:47.200 sophisticated. You have a better understanding of the budgets. I mean, coach Tuberville said this

00:47:51.600 the other day, this audience, uh, Alex Eisenstadt, who's as good as it gets, went back covering the

00:47:58.020 Republicans in the RNC over Politico. Got a tweet out, huge purge already. 60 staffers at the RNC

00:48:04.540 are going to be forced out, I think immediately, including five senior staffers. So that started.

00:48:08.680 We'll have more details as we get them. It looks like this purge that we've kind of demanded that's

00:48:13.100 got to happen to focus all resources on president Trump. Michael and Dell, that's got to be music to

00:48:18.740 your ears. You fought this for a long time. Have you not, sir? Absolutely. I'll tell you,

00:48:23.900 that is music to my ears. The RNC, wake up. We've been doing what they should have been doing for

00:48:28.860 three years, everybody. For three years, we've been trying to secure our election platform and

00:48:34.600 the money that they spend over there frivolously worrying about things that don't matter, quite

00:48:39.180 frankly. Um, that's what, uh, yeah, I'm, I'm so glad they're cleaning house because they, uh,

00:48:44.840 that's what they needed and they need different leadership there. Uh, it's too bad. They can't

00:48:49.100 get rid of about a third of the one 68. And, but we're going to call them out, Steve, as they start

00:48:54.420 popping their heads up, like little pocket gophers, as they show that they're really still part of

00:48:59.240 the unit party. Uh, we're going to call them out. Uh, remember they voted one 68 to zero last summer

00:49:05.380 for paper ballots, hand count at same day voting precinct level. So now when they stick their head

00:49:10.660 up, like we just had one in Illinois, when I was there, he goes, he's sitting there, they're going,

00:49:15.520 yeah, he, he, uh, he's all for a stay in the status quo. And with the election platforms,

00:49:20.540 we're going, well, didn't you vote one 68? Weren't you one of the one 68 to zero? You know,

00:49:25.980 we're not, we're going to call these people out and boy, am I glad they're doing it right now.

00:49:29.260 Just get rid of those staffers, get rid of some of them lawyers over there too. That's what I do too.

00:49:33.980 Yeah. Okay. Talk about, okay. Now real quickly, Robin Voss, walk me through the people were so

00:49:40.380 jacked up today. We have him play two speakers of the house, one in Wisconsin, another down in

00:49:45.500 Texas. Give me an update on Voss. Yeah. I just talked to my team down in Wisconsin. And by the

00:49:51.660 way, the people on the ground in Wisconsin, they are so happy. Even the Democrats don't like this

00:49:56.340 guy. So Voss has, has 10 days. We turned in 10,800 signatures today. We only required his 6,000

00:50:05.040 some odd signatures. So Ross has, Voss has 10 days to challenge the signatures. Then if he, if he,

00:50:12.800 if he responds and says, okay, these aren't, these aren't good signatures, we have five days to

00:50:17.860 respond. Then he has two days to file a response. It goes back and forth for about seven days there.

00:50:23.640 And then the Wisconsin election commission has to issue a ruling within 31 days on whether to be a

00:50:29.320 recall or not. Now there's, they have to give a recall, if a recall election, if we have enough

00:50:34.740 signatures, which we're well over that. And the primary for the election, the recall primary is April 23rd.

00:50:41.260 Now, if Robin loses that, and by the way, any Republican can run. There is a, there is somebody

00:50:46.620 that people really like, but we're not putting it out yet right now for a couple of reasons.

00:50:50.540 But then when we put that out now, that person will win there. Then a month later, you have a

00:50:55.460 general recall election with the Democrats. So yeah, it's very exciting.

00:50:59.680 Step, step by step, step by step. You guys done an amazing job. This is in process. President Trump

00:51:05.160 supports this a hundred percent. Mike, we'll talk about Supreme court tomorrow. I want to hold that.

00:51:09.520 You've got so much going on Supreme court on Thursday, uh, to file. We'll talk all about

00:51:14.360 that tomorrow. Give me a quick, people want to know where are my deals when they see Mike

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Bannon's War Room - March 11, 2024

Episode 3454： The Pandemic： 4 Years Later; The Facts Behind Biden's Budget

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