Bannon's War Room - Episode 3676： Right Wing Dominance In Europe Foreshadows November Election In US

00:00:00.000 There's only probably one thing that you might dislike in this poll, and that's that 72 percent of people say they do not want Donald Trump to seek retribution in a second term.

00:00:10.540 Well, you know, it's not retribution. It's called justice.

00:00:13.740 If you ask it's retribution, nobody wants retribution.

00:00:15.920 Last thing, Raheem, this is why, well, maybe a tiny bit, small R.

00:00:24.120 OK, this the Biden-Harris campaign, which is all over War Room, they do a clip.

00:00:31.640 It looks like every day. Raheem and Max Evans over at Getter did a great remix.

00:00:37.000 We'll try to play later. Raheem, why are they so maniacally focused on this show and particularly the fact that people are standing up to the fact that it's just not going to go when we win in November?

00:00:49.080 It's just not going to go back to normal that they have committed tremendous crimes and we're going to use the Constitution, the rule of law.

00:00:56.940 And as we keep saying, this is why we just want the House to adjudicate stuff, but the legal system to make sure that this can never happen again.

00:01:04.060 Why does that freak them out? And why do they think that's sellable?

00:01:07.040 Because right now their democracy thing's not sellable, their J6 thing's not sellable. 0.84

00:01:11.640 None of it's sellable because people look at their lived experience and they look how out of control this apparatus is, sir.

00:01:19.080 Well, since I was talking about Boris Johnson in the last segment, allow me to quote Boris Johnson to greet the Biden-Harris clips, they, them, who is watching this right now.

00:01:31.140 The great supine, invertebrate, protoplasmic intern that they've got over there who has to watch this show every day.

00:01:40.340 They might learn something. Who knows? Maybe we'll get a convert inside.

00:01:44.440 By the way, we're always looking for tipsters. If you're listening, if you've got some whistles to blow from inside the campaign, feel free to reach out.

00:01:51.660 We'll keep you totally anonymous, my friend. I promise you. No judgment here, OK, over your lifestyle choices.

00:01:58.140 Listen, this raises – I've had so many people reach out to me over the last couple of hours, yesterday night as well, about this clip, about how the Biden-Harris campaign pulled this clip.

00:02:10.180 But most notably, right, they picked up on that word, retribution, and said, listen, if that question were asked in a different way in that poll, you would get 100 percent, a 180-degree different answer on that.

00:02:24.680 You know, if you said – if you didn't use the word retribution and you used the word like you did, right, you say justice or accountability or anything like that, I guarantee you you would have had 72 percent in agreement saying that is what we want, that is what the American public should get.

00:02:38.480 And it goes to show you how these polls work, especially how these kind of push polls push people in certain directions to how they answer certain questions.

00:02:46.460 So I think they're freaking out. I think they're having a daily freakout every day over there. They're looking at what isn't working. They're looking at basically everything, right?

00:02:56.280 And it's not just everything that they're doing. It's everything that their apparatus is supposed to be doing too.

00:03:01.760 You look at the decline and impending fall of the Washington Post as a prime example of this.

00:03:08.020 You know, democracy dies in darkness. We're going to have all these activists out there. You've got Taylor Lawrence doing TikToks and all of this stuff.

00:03:13.880 I mean, it's on a complete hiding to nowhere. They understand that, as you say, the famous quote, the American public have had a belly full of it.

00:03:25.280 No, 50 percent drop in readership over at WAPO.

00:03:28.800 Raheem, you're going to go to and be with us in Detroit at the People's Convention, Charlotte Kirks.

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00:03:40.260 We're going to be wall-to-wall on coverage. I'll be there. We'll do meet and greets, etc.

00:03:46.580 Raheem, then you head to the United Kingdom and you stick around for France.

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00:03:56.180 Yes, ladies and gentlemen, take a moment to consider poor Raheem's backache and poor Raheem's breaking his back,

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00:04:16.580 forward slash war room. We're 100 percent people funded. You know, when we go around, we do these

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00:04:40.500 Thank you, brother. It seems like all in home week. I've got the great Matt Boyle joins us now.

00:04:46.880 Raheem used to be London. Matt Boyle's national political editor, still national political editor

00:04:50.560 of Breitbart in an extraordinary talent. Our greatest reporter in MAGA joins us. Also,

00:04:57.240 Matt Boyle is going to be in Detroit and be part of the show live, hopefully on Friday,

00:05:02.520 right? The great Matt Boyle. Matt Boyle joins us. We'll get into all the politics and

00:05:06.900 in the details of that on Friday later in the week. But I got to go to an extraordinary piece

00:05:11.540 you wrote about the European parliamentary elections and what happened at the national

00:05:15.940 level. And now this morning, Steve Collinson, the smartest guy at CNN, he's up there saying,

00:05:21.940 hey, is this reverberation? Is this Brexit again? Are we going back to 2016? Is Europe and the rise of the

00:05:28.380 right, particularly alternative for Deutschland, what happened in Germany and particularly what

00:05:32.600 happened in France? Is this a foreshadowing of a big landslide tectonic plate shift in November?

00:05:39.440 Your article is amazing. Can you walk our audience to it, sir?

00:05:42.760 Yeah, look, I think it might actually be bigger than Brexit was in 2016. I don't know. Well,

00:05:50.000 time will tell, right? So we'll see when November rolls around. But the big thing is that if you look at

00:05:56.260 the horse race polls and whatnot, Trump leads across the board, right? He leads national polls. He

00:06:01.580 leads or it's tight, right? Like it's inside the margin of error. He leads in all the battleground

00:06:06.780 states. In 2016, you remember this, Steve, there were hardly any polls that showed Trump in the lead

00:06:11.840 and he ended up winning, right? Like, um, one of the, what was the tell-

00:06:15.960 Oh, I remember. Oh, I remember. I remember. I remember. I remember. Do I remember?

00:06:21.360 It was the tell that we knew Trump was going to win in the lead up to it. It was the issues,

00:06:26.260 right? So if you look at the issue-based polls, um, look at questions on immigration, look at

00:06:31.720 questions on trade, questions on the economy, et cetera. Uh, and you look at those numbers rather

00:06:37.040 than, cause people don't like to tell the pollster they're voting for Trump, right? Some,

00:06:41.080 you know, the, the hardcore, you know, your war room posse, regular, uh, uh, viewers, the,

00:06:47.260 the Breitbart readers, they have no problem telling the pollster they're voting for Trump,

00:06:51.200 right? The mega hat wearing folks, the, the middle of the road people in some of these battleground

00:06:56.260 states, they, they might not tell anybody they're going to vote for Trump, but they stand with Trump

00:07:00.700 on immigration. They stand with Trump on, uh, the economy. They stand with Trump on trade.

00:07:05.740 And the, um, the tell is if you look at the issue polls, so like this weekend we saw a CBS news poll

00:07:11.540 that showed Trump and Biden virtually tied, right? It has Trump at 50, Biden at 49. This is done

00:07:17.760 entirely after the sham New York trial, uh, against Trump. Uh, and the, uh, so it's, that's all baked

00:07:25.020 into the numbers. Uh, but then, uh, so, okay, horse race poll nationally tied, but look at the issues

00:07:30.980 that they, they questioned. The immigration, the deportation, they ask people, do you support a

00:07:37.000 national program to deport every illegal alien in America? Massive majority. It's more than 60%

00:07:43.220 of Americans say yes, uh, including a majority of Hispanic Americans. Uh, so if you look at that,

00:07:50.780 you pull those issue polls together, uh, with what we're seeing, uh, out of these election results

00:07:56.760 overseas in, in, uh, across Europe, one can surmise here that there may be a global movement against

00:08:05.000 globalism. That's really coming to together, uh, in much the same way that Brexit foreshadowed

00:08:11.820 Donald Trump's victory in 2016. I think that, um, you know, look at other issue polls. There's an

00:08:17.940 Associated Press poll out today asking people, uh, where do people stand on Joe Biden's student loan

00:08:24.820 program, right? All the actions that he's taken on that. Only 30% said they support him. 40% said

00:08:31.080 they're opposed and 30 something percent say they're, uh, they're unsure. But the fact is,

00:08:36.780 is that across the board, what we're seeing is a massive disagreement with Biden and the globalist,

00:08:43.540 uh, uh, establishment on the issues. And so people may be a little bit afraid to tell the pollsters

00:08:49.520 they're going to vote for Trump, but when it comes to the issues and when it comes to, uh, uh, et cetera,

00:08:55.060 then we're seeing that. And we're seeing that in the, uh, the broader election results across the board.

00:09:00.900 I want to go back to what you said at first, because in, in 16, remember, um, we second,

00:09:07.260 we seconded, uh, Rahim really got involved in the whole Brexit fight with, with, uh, with Nigel,

00:09:13.380 you and Alex Marlowe really had to take up and pick up the slack of all overseeing also the

00:09:18.920 international political coverage, particularly UK. The reason you explain this to me, the reason you

00:09:24.740 said this actually may be more important. What happened is that in 16, it was one nation,

00:09:30.460 obviously our mother country, some of you were very close to our, our most important ally. Uh,

00:09:35.480 but that was about their sovereignty. And it was a vote on their sovereignty and getting their

00:09:39.720 sovereignty back also about immigration, because that was the big issue that Nigel Farage led with

00:09:44.280 here. You're saying, Hey, that was important, but that was one country in a, in a time. And that

00:09:50.260 was Trump's big issue. Then the decline, you know, by our elites, uh, the managed decline of the

00:09:54.560 country, losing our sovereignty and immigration. But now you're saying, if you look at the number

00:09:59.180 one thing that drove this across the border, particularly the blowout in France and leading

00:10:03.540 Macron to dissolve parliament, uh, in, in, in Germany with the leading anti-immigration,

00:10:09.240 you're saying across an entire continent with 350 million eligible voters, this issue was the

00:10:15.680 number one issue and brought down a couple of the most powerful governments in the world.

00:10:19.900 You're saying, if you look at that and consider the, the issue set that's here, uh, this you're

00:10:26.260 saying, Hey, this could be even bigger and could really be a blowout. Is that your thinking about

00:10:29.960 why this one may be more important than even Brexit? Yes. And also Donald Trump is actually

00:10:35.820 leading in many of the polls this time, right? Like, so, uh, he's up, but it's inside the margin of

00:10:41.520 error, uh, in a lot of the battleground States. But I, my guess here is, is that Trump is actually

00:10:47.520 a lot better off than the numbers, uh, would even pretend. Uh, and the, the tell is those,

00:10:54.080 those issue questions, right? Like, and again, the issues that we saw play out across Europe,

00:10:59.900 uh, and, uh, the, the major issues again, being immigration first and foremost, war being a

00:11:06.840 very close second, right? Like people are very tired of the globalist elite, uh, with regard

00:11:12.520 to war, right? Like you see this in the middle East right now, uh, with Israel and Amas, uh,

00:11:17.820 you see this in Ukraine with the Ukraine and Russia and, uh, uh, especially across Europe,

00:11:22.880 but even here in the, across the United States, people are questioning why we're spending tens

00:11:28.540 of billions of dollars, hundreds of billions of dollars on all these foreign wars. Uh, and,

00:11:34.020 uh, this was a huge part of the 2016 election. I, I look back at the 2016, I always tell people,

00:11:39.040 I think the moment Donald Trump won the 2016 election was way back in the Republican primary,

00:11:44.620 uh, during a debate, uh, where he, uh, uh, in South Carolina, if you remember this, he was,

00:11:51.520 uh, arguing with Jeb Bush and they, they brought in George Bush into the audience, right? Like,

00:11:56.600 uh, in, in Donald Trump, uh, just totally dressed down the Bush family, uh, with regard to Iraq,

00:12:03.180 uh, and, uh, really, uh, laid into them over it. And, uh, it was the moment I think that Donald

00:12:09.720 Trump really took control of the Republican party. He's never given it up since he's never

00:12:14.440 looked back since, but it was, it was such a powerful moment because Trump was running against

00:12:18.320 multiple different dynasties, similar type of a thing going on this year, but again, perhaps even

00:12:23.480 more profound. Again, we'll have to wait and see the actual election results in November. I don't want

00:12:29.120 to get too far ahead of ourselves here, but the things are looking very good.

00:12:34.120 I, so, so I got to tell another Matt Boyle story. So, um, in that, in the South Carolina,

00:12:40.360 remember it was the cheer from the audience that shocked people, right? I mean, Trump goes all in

00:12:45.480 about Iraq being a failure and pointing to Bush and then is playing his family with the other

00:12:49.640 president sitting in the audience saying, this is a failure. You're a failure. These forever wars, 0.99

00:12:54.680 you know, and the audience is going nuts in support and the, uh, the moderators,

00:12:58.720 the Bush. So Matt Boyle was still on, I think you were on getting on the Bush, uh, after you

00:13:04.020 got blown out in South Carolina, you were getting on the Bush thing in Florida, Matt, as you know,

00:13:08.340 he and the great Tony Lee with the tip of the spear in the Megyn Kelly fiasco, the other important

00:13:13.640 part of those debates, the lead off. Uh, and then later, correct me if I'm wrong. Didn't we have you

00:13:19.740 actually on the campaign bus in Florida after you've done those great write-ups about South Carolina?

00:13:27.060 How did that, how did that play out? How did that play out? Given the fact that, uh,

00:13:36.640 Breitbart was known as kind of a, I would say this, a, a, a, a neutral, but Trump leaning,

00:13:41.860 leaning site at the time. Why, uh, why was, uh, I say that facetiously, we were about, we were

00:13:47.500 very pro Trump and Matt was the tip of the spear. How did that go down? You sitting on the

00:13:52.040 campaign bus to getting ready for a big interview. It was pretty, it was pretty funny. So like,

00:13:56.760 look, I mean, I obviously would reach out to all the different candidates, right? Like,

00:14:00.780 and I will have a conversation with anybody about the issues. Um, so the, uh, one of the things that

00:14:06.580 we did was, uh, during the 2016 race and Jeb Bush was one of the only ones who wouldn't do a sit down

00:14:11.660 with us. And so he finally, once he realizes he got smoked in that debate, uh, I remember, uh,

00:14:17.640 talking with, uh, several of his campaign advisors. I was like, guys, if you want to do an issue-based

00:14:21.640 interview, I'll let him say his piece, right? Like, and I remember doing it, uh, it was after

00:14:25.680 some speech he did with Lindsey Graham. If you remember, Lindsey Graham was still campaigning

00:14:29.400 with Jeb, Jeb Bush. He hadn't moved over to Ted Cruz and then eventually Trump yet. Um, so, uh,

00:14:36.540 Lindsey Graham and him did some big town hall or something in, uh, Northern South Carolina. I think

00:14:41.620 it was in Rock Hill, right? Uh, about an hour, uh, South of Charlotte. And, uh, the, uh,

00:14:46.980 Matt, Matt, Matt, Matt, Matt, hang on, hang on one second. I want to take, we got to take a break.

00:14:50.920 I got it. This story is a classic. Another Matt Boyle classic. Short break, Matt Boyle on the other

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00:17:45.700 Matt, and I just want to give some context. We were despised and loathed by the Bush family

00:17:54.260 and the Bush campaign. Matt Boll, who's a very even-handed and fair guy, although we didn't make

00:18:00.660 any bones about it. We were huge Trump supporters, but you were very even-handed. Just no way they

00:18:05.200 would spit on the floor at the mention of Breitbart. But finally getting smoked and getting blown up by

00:18:10.540 Trump in that debate, they finally opened up. And campaigning with Lindsey Graham right in South

00:18:15.300 Carolina and understanding that they can't get smoked in South Carolina because Florida,

00:18:19.440 I think, is next. They throw the long ball and they agree to have Matt Boll have a big interview.

00:18:26.520 Sir, take it from there.

00:18:28.080 Yeah, so I get it. It's after this event with Lindsey Graham. And so I get on the campaign bus,

00:18:32.640 right? Like I'm waiting outside the campaign bus for Jeb and Lindsey to come out. And then

00:18:37.460 once they get on the bus, then the staffer takes me onto the bus and the two of them are waiting at

00:18:42.300 the back of the bus. And along the way, on the way through the entire Jeb Bush campaign bus is

00:18:48.660 one person after another of people that we've written articles about Ed Breitbart the entire

00:18:54.400 course of the campaign. And they're all shaking hands, being nice or whatever. And so it's like

00:19:00.160 kind of almost like a victory tour as I'm walking through the campaign bus all the way to the final

00:19:04.680 end. You know, there's this consultant, that consultant. I think Jeb Bush's wife was on the campaign

00:19:09.360 bus. And I think we had done an article about her. It was it was quite an experience. And then we

00:19:14.960 finally get to the back of the bus. And there's Jeb Bush and Lindsey Graham sitting there waiting

00:19:19.340 for me. And I remember I'll never forget it. Lindsey Graham gave me a fist bump right before

00:19:23.540 I started the interview. And then, you know, I sat there and asked my questions to Jeb Bush. I got off

00:19:28.360 and wrote the interview up. I think we broadcast it on the radio, too. It was very policy focused.

00:19:36.120 And by the way, Jeb Bush, very smart guy. Right. Like, I'm not going to take that away from him.

00:19:40.480 But he was very out of touch with people. I think he would go on to lose South Carolina

00:19:44.580 the next week and then drop out of the race that night. So it was it was quite an experience.

00:19:50.680 Please. Yeah. I could do that campaign bus. Never, never, never, never made it. I don't

00:19:55.880 think you ever made it to Florida. Please clap. Matt, before we see you in Detroit and you're going to be

00:20:02.340 a guest on our live show. And of course, you're going to talk about you've got your show you're

00:20:06.160 doing on Saturday morning, Breitbart News Radio Saturday, of which you took the place of a great

00:20:13.400 anchor they had there before. Thursday is some Thursday is a very big day that you've talked

00:20:22.360 about a lot. President Trump's returning to the Capitol. Now he's got the business roundtable

00:20:25.780 meeting. But I think even more importantly, is that they've now announced this. I think they

00:20:30.420 just put a big announcement of the of the he's going to meet with the House and he's

00:20:35.520 going to meet with the Senate. Your thoughts. Can you give us a preview about how important

00:20:39.440 that meeting is? Well, look, I think Trump is somebody who's always had because he's

00:20:46.180 a political outsider. He's not an insider in Washington. He never was. He's always had

00:20:51.240 a love hate relationship, even with the Republicans on Capitol Hill. And so seeing how he navigates

00:20:58.780 these relationships that he has with Republicans on Capitol Hill and if he's able to get someone

00:21:05.660 who would be an effective champion for his agenda, should he win the election in November,

00:21:11.060 is going to be important. If Republicans hold the House of Representatives and retake the U.S.

00:21:16.560 Senate, along with Trump being back in the White House, he's going to need an effective speaker.

00:21:22.020 I don't think you have that right now in Mike Johnson. And I don't think you have an effective

00:21:27.340 Republican leader in the Senate and Mitch McConnell. Of course, McConnell has announced that he's not

00:21:31.940 running for leader again. He's still staying in the Senate after the election. So those questions

00:21:38.800 of who will be the Speaker of the House, who will be the Republican leader in the Senate are going to

00:21:44.500 be very important because Trump, assuming he wins this thing, assuming the Republicans hold the House

00:21:51.720 and take the Senate as part of this heading into November, Trump's going to need effective leaders

00:21:57.660 in governing partners, people that are actually partners on effectuating the MAGA agenda. We saw

00:22:07.200 the dangers of having a terrible speaker in Paul Ryan at the beginning of the last go-around of Trump's

00:22:16.140 first term. Two years wasted, right? And so we're going to need to figure this out quickly. And so I think

00:22:24.740 looking to see how Trump approaches that is going to be important.

00:22:30.860 Yeah, the thing about Ryan, too, is he didn't really have a, you know, they were so convinced they could

00:22:35.180 repeal and replace Obamacare, this thing they lived for. They had such a, didn't understand where the country was,

00:22:41.000 never understood Trump, but quite frankly, didn't even understand really Capitol Hill that much.

00:22:46.040 I mean, they had, they had been out of power and just really had, had just totally missed the plot

00:22:51.800 here in Trump's first two years. And then turn it over to Nancy Pelosi. Matt, where do people get

00:22:57.080 you for the radio show, for all your writings, Breitbart, all of it? Yes, Breitbart News Saturday is

00:23:02.840 on Sirius XM 125, the Patriot Channel, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Eastern on Saturday mornings. Also just go to

00:23:11.560 Breitbart.com. And I'm also on True Social, at Real Matt Boyle on True Social. So I post there. I don't do

00:23:18.900 the Twitter anymore. So I do the True Social. We weaned you off Twitter, because remember, Andrew Breitbart

00:23:27.000 was the king of Twitter before he passed away. Then, then we weaned you off Twitter in what,

00:23:31.800 2014, 15, 16? When was it? I think it was 2016. It was right around the Republican primary.

00:23:39.400 I think I was a little critical of Jeff Bush during those, uh, in those tweets. So a little bit

00:23:44.720 critical of Jeff Bush. You've been a better, you've been a better man. You've been a better

00:23:48.920 man for it, sir. Matt Boyle, the best reporter out there following all things MAGA. Thank you,

00:23:53.220 sir. Thank you, brother. See you in Detroit. Uh, Detroit, and we realize it's Father's Day

00:24:02.240 weekend, but, uh, President Trump's coming. It's going to be huge. The speakers Charlie and

00:24:06.880 the team have put together a really, uh, quite, quite, quite extraordinary. Uh, I want to bring

00:24:12.800 him back, Ben Harnwell. Uh, Ben, uh, your, your, your overview of connecting the tectonic plate

00:24:19.700 you. If you saw Matt's article, CNN's got us the lead story, the whole Guardian, they're all melting

00:24:25.340 down because they, they understand what happened over the weekend, particularly when the European

00:24:30.100 parliamentary elections have an impact on national, big national governments. They were not prepared

00:24:35.780 for that. Um, and they're, they're now connecting dots and they think in their heart of hearts,

00:24:42.160 this could be bigger than the Brexit 2016 connection. Your thoughts, sir?

00:24:46.040 Well, coming back to what Matt was saying about polls and how people are, can occasionally be

00:24:52.120 dishonest to pollsters when asked about voting intention. Um, I'd like to suggest something when

00:24:58.260 it comes to, to the, these populist nationalist movements. Um, and I'd like to suggest that we

00:25:04.840 think of these phenomena, these various phenomena that are different, uh, across their various national

00:25:11.680 iterations, um, in terms of concentric circles, um, in terms of concentric circles, you have at the very

00:25:17.160 center, the core of this movement, the immigration issue. That is the issue that has fundamentally been

00:25:23.020 the motor of all the success that we've seen over, say, the last 10 years that's driven these parties from

00:25:30.380 literally, um, fractions of a percent to 10% to now around about 25% across the European Union. Moving outwards of

00:25:41.100 that concentric circle to the next level, perhaps. I think, you know, this is where we're going to

00:25:46.540 start absorbing people from the EPP and the central right and the Christian Democrats, um, over, say,

00:25:52.460 the next five years and the next mandate of this European Parliament. Are you going to have people who

00:25:57.260 are dissatisfied with the way things are? This is something that you were suggesting earlier, Matt

00:26:01.980 himself alluded to it. Um, and I think it comes to how people self-identify themselves in terms of their

00:26:08.940 political allegiance. Now, you state, you take the 25%, which has as its core, uh, the immigration

00:26:15.340 point. Then you come on with the fact that people's standards of living are going down again, for the

00:26:20.140 reasons that was discussed in the previous segment, but that the war mongering amongst, uh, sociopathic

00:26:25.500 overlords, then you're going to have more people coming into this movement, sort of building themselves

00:26:31.420 onto this movement as time goes forward. That's what we were saying yesterday about there being

00:26:35.820 undercurrent from the left of the spectrum, pulling people along, um, to the right party by party, one

00:26:42.540 shift at a time, um, and then one election cycle by time. So I think many people, if you ask them about

00:26:47.660 the issues that they're concerned about, even though for, for example, they might even not be obsessed

00:26:53.020 by immigration. It's possible that the immigration issue of present levels might, might, might be,

00:26:59.420 might be stable around 25%. The next 50%, the next growth to 50%, or as you're saying in the United

00:27:05.820 States, two thirds of the country is potentially MAGA. This is when you, when you move out and you

00:27:11.100 really hammer into the fact that outside of the immigration issue, that the rest of the, of the

00:27:17.020 territory that, that, that, that this movement is going to gain, not in America, not only in America,

00:27:21.660 but around the world, that's going to be with the dissatisfaction with the, with the present

00:27:26.620 establishment, official central right political formulations that are, Steve, solely performative.

00:27:33.340 And it's the anger that people are going to feel when they realize that their quality of life is

00:27:37.900 going down. That's going to bring people, um, uh, in and around this movement. And I think the polls

00:27:44.460 will be reflecting that, um, as we move forward. Absolutely.

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00:33:32.540 Ben Harnwell, I just want to go before, what you've done, right, in reporting and being ahead

00:33:42.140 of the curve over there in Europe, we knew from the beginning was going to have a direct, because

00:33:46.620 I did this in 16, that has a direct implication, because you can kind of see things move in kind

00:33:51.660 of the same way, particularly when they're around the same issues. As you call them, the sociopathic

00:33:57.100 overlords didn't really look the other way on mass migration or immigration in Europe,

00:34:03.980 they exacerbated it. And Biden took that as a model, people should not miss the plot here,

00:34:10.540 that Biden looked at Merkel, Biden looked at what was happening in Europe, and they took that as a

00:34:16.780 model to come in after Trump, after everything we did to secure the border, everything we did for the

00:34:21.260 ICE, everything we did with deportations, everything we did with making sure we could secure the border.

00:34:26.540 Biden took the lessons of Europe, took them to the 10th power and came here. And now that's why,

00:34:31.980 you know, he's got this performative EO that's not working. They understand that immigration or mass 0.70

00:34:37.100 migration, I call it the invasion, illegal alien invasion of our southern border, is the topic, 0.99

00:34:43.100 because people can see it in their lives. In fact, when we did We Build the Wall, one of the marketing

00:34:47.420 hooks we put to, after we built those elements, the wall we built was that we're the first ones

00:34:52.300 to come up with it. Every town a border town, every state a border state. In fact, we went to

00:34:57.260 Cincinnati and Detroit and other places around the country to talk about, to talk about exactly this

00:35:03.180 topic. And every time we went, people were absolutely mesmerized. And that was back in

00:35:08.780 20, 2018, 2019, well before Biden came in and what he did on the southern border. And I got to tell

00:35:17.180 you that as much as they try to throw the performative executive orders up, I believe

00:35:21.900 it's exactly analogous to the performative nature of what the European leaders, right,

00:35:28.700 the party of Davos have done. And this is why you have Trump on a roll. This is why you have Nigel

00:35:33.100 Farage. This has been Nigel Farage's number one issue. This is what he really, you know, Boris Johnson

00:35:38.460 went with the, oh, Brussels has all the laws and we can't make our, you know, we're not sovereign.

00:35:42.860 Farage cut right to the chase with those huge billboards about mass illegal immigration. Your

00:35:48.780 thoughts, sir? Well, look, we call them sociopathic overlords, right? One of the characteristics of

00:35:56.460 sociopaths is that they have no empathy. It's a, it is, it's a literal condition. It's not just a

00:36:03.180 acute insult we throw out on the one. It's a literal condition of sociopathy. And these people are

00:36:09.020 sociopaths, no empathy. Um, and so that because they have no empathy, that there's no real sort 0.83

00:36:15.820 of emotional connection with, with other normal people. And you, you get that a bit, uh, in what

00:36:21.980 Matt Boyle was saying with his interview with low energy, Jeb, Jeb exclamation mark. Um, he said,

00:36:28.140 very smart, what did he say? Very smart guy, uh, totally out of touch. And that's at the good end of

00:36:32.780 the spectrum because when you come to Europe and you look at people like Angela Merkel or more

00:36:36.940 specifically Ursula von der Leyen, who I really actually think is a genuine straighter clinical 0.93

00:36:43.180 sociopath, um, like Joe Biden, um, you have to be a sociopath to be able to send people to go and

00:36:49.740 go and die in a war and feel nothing, uh, driven by this insatiable urge to appear in front of

00:36:56.940 television cameras as some kind of morally superior, uh, being no normal person could do that. 0.58

00:37:02.700 Um, these people are sociopaths, uh, and that, you know, that's the point. They're out of touch.

00:37:08.060 They, they have no idea what, what ordinary lives are like. They have no idea what, what real people

00:37:14.460 are thinking, their fears and their aspirations, and they just listen to themselves. And they do

00:37:18.860 think, Steve, that they are morally superior beings. They're narcissists. Um, so obviously they,

00:37:24.540 they, they are only obsessed by themselves and attracting the attention of others. And that makes,

00:37:29.980 that's their, that's their weakness. That's their vulnerability gives them a certain strength in

00:37:33.980 certain conditions, strength to do what to get to the top of the greasy pole of politics, right?

00:37:38.700 Very few normal people would, would, would really want to do that. Um, I think the exception would

00:37:43.740 perhaps in the present generation, someone like Donald Trump, who had no political ambitions for all

00:37:49.020 of his life and then decided when most of the people are sort of just retiring, he said, you know,

00:37:54.940 I'm going to do what I can now to save my country. Um, that's really the exception. Most people who

00:38:00.780 go into politics are, are, are sociopaths and weirdos, totally uninterested in other people. 0.99

00:38:07.100 All about them. There was an article this morning, Steve, I saw in the press that said that former 0.92

00:38:11.980 congressmen and senators are earning between three and 4 million when they, when they leave politics.

00:38:17.020 That's, you know, that's what's driving these people. Um, so as I say, the, the sociopathy,

00:38:22.140 the sociopathy, the sociopathy is, um, a certain advantage to get ahead in politics,

00:38:29.180 but the fundamental weaknesses are the altitudes. They don't know what people are thinking. We in

00:38:33.740 MAGA absolutely do, because we are a movement sort of of the people, by the people, for the people.

00:38:39.020 Fundamentally, you see that just when you sort of spend time sort of flicking through the messages on

00:38:44.380 getter, this is, it's a movement that's drawn out of the people. And that is our strength.

00:38:49.900 That's why, and that's why we're going to win, um, in, in the, in the long term, because the

00:38:54.620 vulnerability that sociopaths have is actually a crucial, fatal and vulnerability, invulnerability for them.

00:39:02.860 No, it's, it's, that's why this Army of the Awakened and Jojo's got a new article, uh,

00:39:07.500 and I'll hopefully get her on to break it down later today. Um, it's so powerful. That's why this audience

00:39:12.380 is so powerful. That's quite frankly, why they fear this audience, because you're not in it for

00:39:16.380 the money. You're not in it for the fame. You're in it for the best of all reasons. You're in it for

00:39:19.900 your country, your family, God. Uh, and they can't stop that. They understand they can't stop. You

00:39:25.260 can't be bought, right? You can't be deterred. Uh, you can't be beaten unless we give up. Before I

00:39:30.460 bounce, by the way, uh, the jury came back and it didn't take them a long time, a hundred by and

00:39:34.380 guilty on all three felony counts. Uh, now we got to make sure that this is not to deter anybody for

00:39:39.820 selling us out to the Chinese Communist Party, because that's what Biden's going to try to do.

00:39:43.580 MSNBC is already saying, oh, he's not going to serve any jail time, uh, et cetera, uh, that this

00:39:48.460 is all just phony and made up. We'll get into more of that on the five o'clock hour tonight. I just

00:39:53.500 got to leave. Just give me two minutes. I got a couple minutes to block. Two minutes from you

00:39:57.900 on how outrageous the story in the Daily Telegraph about the Azov Battalion, particularly coming around

00:40:03.020 the deal, you know, had to be finalized during the commemorations with, with the inappropriate

00:40:07.580 inviting of Zelensky, but to, to do this over the commemoration of D-Day with what the British

00:40:14.140 and the Americans sacrificed, uh, and the Canadians and knew, and know that, uh, this was agreed to,

00:40:20.140 to actually fund out of American taxpayer money, the grandchildren and great-grandchildren of those

00:40:25.900 heroes, uh, Nazis working for, working with, uh, um, Zelensky. How outrageous is that, sir?

00:40:33.020 It's disgusting, Steve. There's no other words for it. Um, it's a pure instrumentalization 0.88

00:40:39.980 of, of the great heroes that, the allies that fought, uh, and died on, on the Normandy, uh,

00:40:47.020 beach landings. Um, but look again, who, what kind of, what kind of normal person would go and do that?

00:40:54.540 No normal person would do that. What kind of person would do that? Sociopaths Joe Biden, uh,

00:40:59.740 didn't have any problems going out, hammering out this deal instead of, sort of spending the time.

00:41:04.300 I mean, the guy's a big Catholic, right? He's always wandering around with his rosary in his hand.

00:41:07.900 You might have thought he'd have spent some time, um, in prayer, the sacrifice the greatest

00:41:14.620 generation had made instead of, sort of wandering around in strange, obscure squatting conditions,

00:41:19.820 which I'm not going to go into, but also look at Wishi Sunak. He was there, did the photo op,

00:41:24.620 um, and then he was off to do a TV interview, um, in the UK for the campaign. This is, these are the

00:41:31.260 people that we have leading us. These are the people that, that are responsible for the fact

00:41:36.860 that, that they're in the West, in the United States, in the United Kingdom for the first time

00:41:41.180 in recorded history, the present generation believes that it has a superior quality of, uh,

00:41:47.900 living that it's, that it's children will have. This is, this is, this is unique in the West's

00:41:52.300 advancement. We are now intuitively, we have absorbed the fact now that we are a civilization

00:41:58.620 in decline. And that's because these people have reached the top of the pole. And it's why we are

00:42:04.140 spending seven days a week, 52 weeks a year, Steve, without break, without holidays, while we're

00:42:09.900 fighting to do something to get these psychopaths, these sociopaths, these narcissists out of power,

00:42:16.540 and to take our countries back for ourselves, uh, for our culture, for our civilization, 0.99

00:42:21.900 for our children, because it's being driven into the ground by lunatics.

00:42:28.540 Ben, how do people get you on social media?

00:42:32.060 Getter, Steve. Getter, my surname, at Harnwell. Um, and I've got some great posts at the top of my

00:42:38.220 feed. For example, I mentioned that Zelensky's little, uh, trip to, to, to Normandy, uh, and,

00:42:45.420 um, and shamelessly inserting himself in the D-Day, the sacred, uh, solemn D-Day, um,

00:42:53.020 commemorations. I basically said that Zelensky's the Harry and Meghan of international diplomacy.

00:42:59.180 Now that's, um, that's definitive because into any story, international, in he goes to turn it

00:43:05.740 all about himself. Um, and that has that situation, Steve, that has to end at getter on, um, on getter at

00:43:13.900 Harnwell. Your, your engagement's amazing. Ben Harnwell, thank you so much for joining us from

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00:45:57.960 How do they get there? What are they to do? So go to flagday2024.com. That's flagday2024.com. Very

00:46:07.560 easy. You sign up. You come on. It's going to be Friday at 12 o'clock noon to 4. We just sent an

00:46:15.360 invitation yesterday to President Trump. I hope he comes in. He'll be on at 4 o'clock if he comes in.

00:46:20.340 You'll be participating. Wayne Root, General Flynn, John Rich, Colonel John Mills, John Solomon,

00:46:29.060 Donna Fiduccia, Jerome Corsi, Tom Rents, Joni Bryant, Monica Page, Emeril Robinson, and many,

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00:46:46.860 the flag shirt on there also. This is our 70th year in business. We've got a lot of new things

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00:47:04.080 Everybody's been good with that. And for the women, we got our little shawl. So this has been

00:47:09.960 phenomenal. I want to thank everybody in the posse who has come on. We've got 4th of July coming on.

00:47:14.420 And also, we have our Zoom meeting for election security coming up on the 26th. So go to

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00:47:33.480 We have some top people coming on. Last time, we had Lindell on there. We had

00:47:37.380 Catherine Inglebrett and many, many superstars. So again, we hope to see you on Friday.

00:47:42.980 We want to thank Mike Lindell. He's putting it on his network. And like you said, Rumble,

00:47:48.700 Stern American. We want to thank Jovan Pulitzer for doing the production on that. Dane Sensor

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00:47:59.580 Yeah. We'll have it after our morning show. We'll have it. We'll be streaming it up on Getter.

00:48:04.060 I'll be jumping in and out and Rumble. So are Captain Ben and Grace and many other of the

00:48:08.780 War Room personages. Real quickly, time of the call, your weekly call. Where do people go? How

00:48:13.920 do they get on it? So the weekly call will be in two weeks. It'll be the 26th. It's every three

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00:48:36.500 And again, go to flagshirt.com. 4th of July is coming up. We'll still ship today for Flag Day.

00:48:42.800 And thank you again to Posse for everybody who's made our Flag Day and our 4th of July this year

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00:48:53.440 having me on. Pound into it. Flag Day, very special. Also, I think somebody's birthday too. We'll talk

00:49:00.820 about that later. Steve Stern. Thank you very much, brother. Most ambitious 82-year-old

00:49:06.820 I've ever met. Steve Stern. Mike Lindell. Mike Lindell, you're stepping out of a deposition to

00:49:14.740 join us today. I want to thank you for that. We've had a great track record of you in deposition. Some

00:49:18.760 of the biggest track we've ever gotten is Mike Lindell's deposition. So is somebody talking about

00:49:24.520 lumpy pillows and your great phone staff not answering their questions? What is today's

00:49:30.460 problem? Well, they actually, they're not, they're very upset with me. I keep calling Donald Trump our

00:49:35.800 real president. They keep correcting me. I said, no, he's our real president. And by the way, they

00:49:42.100 brought up you, Steve, and the War Room Posse. So it was very interesting. I said, yeah, they give us a

00:49:49.880 lot of support. They're some of our biggest supporters, the War Room Posse, if not the biggest.

00:49:53.940 So it's been quite an interesting morning. I'm losing my voice as we go in there. And we'll see

00:50:00.000 if I make us another six hours. I have to be in this frivolous deposition that I can. But it's going

00:50:07.320 a little better than the last one that went completely public. I keep putting stuff in there and

00:50:11.940 saying, no, can you guys make sure the public hears about this? So I don't know what I can and can't

00:50:16.520 say. I always end up breaking rules. Real quickly, give me a minute. I know you got to

00:50:22.680 talk about deals, but Robin Voss, they're going to have the press conference this afternoon,

00:50:26.020 I think 2 p.m. Central Time. We're going to stream that on our Getter and our Rumble,

00:50:31.200 Mo and Captain Bennett. I will be in that. Give me 30 seconds on what's going to happen

00:50:35.080 at that press conference day on Robin Voss. Yeah, there's going to be our lawyer. The lawyer is

00:50:39.560 going to be there. I say our people's lawyer and also Michael Gabelman, the Supreme Court

00:50:44.760 Justice, the ex-Supreme Court Justice who's been involved in this since the beginning to get rid

00:50:49.780 of Voss. And you guys, we did it. We basically did it. That's going to be the gist of the

00:50:55.100 conference. We pulled it off. It's a big victory for our country. And the only thing can stop it now

00:51:01.760 would be the WEC on, I believe it's June 28th. And they would have to come up with some crazy reason

00:51:06.620 not to go forward with the recall election in August. And so for me, it's a big relief, Steve,

00:51:13.640 that this guy that's, I would say, neck and neck with Crooked Brad Rasenberger in Georgia,

00:51:19.100 the two biggest blockers this country has ever seen. They've done more damage to our efforts to

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00:51:32.000 in the show. She doesn't trust him because of Fulton County, Gwinnett County, DeKalb County.

00:51:35.660 Real quickly, Mike, give me a deal. This audience wants a new deal. Your deal ran out.

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00:52:51.160 winning. That's what we do now. I'm almost getting tired of winning. Mike Lindell, thank you.

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Bannon's War Room - June 11, 2024

Episode 3676： Right Wing Dominance In Europe Foreshadows November Election In US

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