Bannon's War Room - Episode 3715： Democrats Lose Grip On Democracy Narrative

00:00:00.060 as Steve Bannon. But on Monday, Trump's former campaign manager and chief White House strategist

00:00:05.700 will become federal inmate number 05635509. Having already lost his case and his first

00:00:13.000 appeal, Bannon is expected to report to a federal prison in Connecticut on Monday morning. That is

00:00:19.160 unless the Supreme Court intervenes, which it could do at any moment. Today, the Department

00:00:25.060 of Justice formally urged the high court not to intervene here and to let Mr. Bannon face

00:00:30.880 accountability for his actions. But remarkably, the Justice Department isn't the only group that

00:00:37.600 lobbied the court about Steve Bannon today. Mr. Speaker, I understand there might be a change

00:00:44.840 in position regarding the House and their stance on the January 6th committee, and it might be

00:00:51.620 regarding Steve Bannon, and it may have a big impact on on his contempt case. Tell me what's

00:00:57.840 going on. Yeah, we're working on following an amicus brief and his appellate work there in

00:01:04.140 his case. Today, Speaker of the House, Mike Johnson and several other Republican members

00:01:09.680 of the House voted to make the formal position of the U.S. House of Representatives, the formal

00:01:15.620 position that the January 6th committee did not have the authority to do the work that it

00:01:20.600 did, and that therefore Steve Bannon should not have to go to prison. To step back here for some

00:01:26.980 context, remember that the reason Steve Bannon is headed to prison in the first place is because

00:01:32.460 he refused to comply with the subpoena from the January 6th committee. That's despite clearly knowing

00:01:38.500 a lot about January 6th and the plan to overturn Biden's win in Congress. Just to refresh your memory,

00:01:44.620 here was Mr. Bannon the day before the attack on the Capitol.

00:01:50.080 Tomorrow morning, look, what's going to happen, we're going to have at the ellipse,

00:01:54.180 President Trump speaks at 11, we're going to be live at 10, we've got a lot more news and analysis

00:01:58.340 of exactly what's going to go into the day. I'll tell you this, it's not going to happen like you

00:02:04.200 think it's going to happen, okay? It's going to be quite extraordinarily different, and all I can say

00:02:09.400 is strap in. The war room, a posse, you have made this happen, and tomorrow it's game day.

00:02:16.140 Strap in, tomorrow it's game day. Today, the Washington Post and George Mason University

00:02:22.140 are out with new polling that asked voters in six key swing states who they trusted more when

00:02:27.860 it came to protecting our democracy, Joe Biden or Donald Trump. And somehow, Donald Trump came out

00:02:35.020 on top. 44% of voters in those six swing states trust Trump over Biden to protect democracy.

00:02:44.060 In Arizona, Michigan, Nevada, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Georgia, 44% of voters trust Donald

00:02:52.180 Trump. The man who incited the attack on the Capitol, the man who calls the January 6 rioters

00:02:58.760 hostages, and more to the point, the man who tried to subvert democracy and steal our last

00:03:04.500 presidential election by force. But somehow, somehow, more voters in the swing states that

00:03:11.500 will likely decide this election trust Donald Trump over Joe Biden when it comes to defending

00:03:16.620 our democracy. That poll is confounding. But it also highlights a dark reality, and one

00:03:24.980 that we have to wrestle with to understand what is really happening in our nation's politics

00:03:29.740 right now. The big lie is working. Not everywhere and not all the time. But Donald Trump and his

00:03:38.320 Republican boosters in Congress and the right-wing media, they have all successfully sold a sizable

00:03:44.460 portion of the American public, not just on the lie that the 2020 election was rigged, but that people

00:03:50.620 like Donald Trump and Steve Bannon are victims. And that they, Trump and Bannon, are the defenders

00:03:58.720 of freedom, fighting against an unseen fascist cabal. As preposterous as it may seem, that lie,

00:04:07.240 based on grievance rather than the actual truth, well, that lie really seems to have found an audience.

00:04:14.240 This is the primal scream of a dying regime.

00:04:22.740 Pray for our enemies, because we're going medieval on these people.

00:04:27.960 I got a free shot, all these networks lying about the people. The people have had a belly full of it.

00:04:34.140 I know you don't like hearing that. I know you try to do everything in the world to stop that,

00:04:37.320 but you're not going to stop it. It's going to happen.

00:04:39.300 And where do people like that go to share the big lie? Mega Media. I wish in my soul,

00:04:46.060 I wish that any of these people had a conscience. Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my

00:04:52.440 purpose? If that answer is to save my country, this country will be saved.

00:04:59.800 War Room. Here's your host, Stephen K. Bannon.

00:05:03.080 It's Thursday, 27 June, in the year of our Lord, 2024, in a historic week. Of course,

00:05:10.460 a lot going today. Debate, everything. We're going to go to the Supreme Court. But

00:05:12.880 I got to tell you, I think while I'm away, I think while I'm away, we've got a new cold open for the

00:05:20.260 show. That was about as perfect as you can get. She hit every beat. And a hat tip to Alex Wagner. 0.99

00:05:26.780 She is the only, I believe, person over at MSNBC or CNN that dealt with that poll. We're going to

00:05:31.300 get into a lot more on this whole thing, democracy and democracy dies in darkness. And, you know,

00:05:36.900 Biden is practicing all week. And the big thing they're talking about,

00:05:40.460 if you follow their debate prep is democracy, the defender of democracy. Hello. When you look at the

00:05:48.440 swing states, voters, Washington Post poll, President Trump's crushing him on being the

00:05:54.780 defender of democracy. And with independent voters, I think it's a 13 point spread. Huge. We'll get back to

00:06:00.420 it. Alex Wagner does it last night. We'll have more of that show a little later. We're going to

00:06:05.140 go to the Supreme Court. The historic day, even before the debate, is what's happening in the

00:06:09.300 Supreme Court. Mike Davis joins us. Mike, do we know anything right now?

00:06:14.640 We have a couple cases that have just come out by Justice Gorsuch, my former boss. One of them

00:06:20.860 is an EPA case where the Supreme Court in a five to four ruling with Gorsuch, the Chief Justice,

00:06:29.020 Justice Alito, Justice Thomas, and Kavanaugh. And then Barrett wrote a dissenting opinion. Justice

00:06:36.220 Barrett wrote a dissenting opinion with the three liberals, a five to four decision where the Supreme

00:06:43.020 Court held that the EPA must stay its process under the Clean Air Act. The states, the federal government

00:06:54.300 is supposed to work with the states, and the states are supposed to work with each other as they come up

00:06:59.100 with clean air regulations. Well, the federal government, of course, tried to bigfoot the states 0.68

00:07:05.600 and didn't follow the Clean Air Act. And so the Supreme Court in a five to four decision just

00:07:12.640 stayed the enforcement of a new part of the Clean Air Act.

00:07:18.480 I want to put it in perspective, Mike. This is part of the five, I think, administrative state

00:07:24.240 decisions. And this is what Gorsuch and Kavanaugh are kind of known as experts in. It's really their

00:07:29.760 line of work as far as legal theory. Correct me if I'm wrong here, brother. Not a good

00:07:35.520 sign, Kony Barrett. Not a good sign, Kony Barrett. Once again, not on the side of the angels, sir?

00:07:44.960 Well, here's the deal with Justice Amy Kony Barrett. She is a very cautious former law professor. 1.00

00:07:52.720 And I think the issue for her was this was a, it was an order, it was an injunction as opposed to a

00:08:01.840 decision on the merits, right? So I think Justice Amy Kony Barrett at times is very cautious. I would

00:08:10.960 say a rattled law professor at times who can't make decisions, but sometimes they, these law professors

00:08:18.480 get rattled and they don't want to make tough decisions. They don't want to rock the boat. You

00:08:23.600 know, sometimes it's really hard with your lifetime tenure and pay protection. It's still hard for some

00:08:29.200 who get rattled, these nutty professors to do their damn jobs. So Justice Barrett is in law professor mode. 0.99

00:08:39.040 Why is this for the administrative state? And we're waiting for the Mac daddy, which is the

00:08:43.680 Chevron deference. But these cases, why is this important for kind of the MAGA movement and this

00:08:50.160 redirection of America, particularly about this? We've talked about limited government for a long time.

00:08:55.520 We've talked about getting federal spending down. Everything has failed. It just grows more and more.

00:09:00.160 And it grows more into your, into your citizen's life every day. What is Gorsuch's theory of the case?

00:09:06.000 Why are these cases important? And why, where, where does this EPA case fit into that mosaic?

00:09:12.400 Yeah. So this is what we've been talking about on the war room for several years now. Our constitution

00:09:19.440 is a loan agreement between we, the people and our governments. And we, the people loan our

00:09:26.000 governments, the federal government, state governments, tribal governments, specific

00:09:30.960 enumerated and divided powers. Congress has the power to legislate. The executive branch has the power

00:09:38.320 to enforce the laws and the judiciary has the power to decide cases and controversies. And the problem is

00:09:46.960 over the last, you know, 70 years, these administrative agencies not only have taken all the powers from

00:09:56.080 the states and the people, as confirmed by the 10th amendment, they just grabbed all these powers the

00:10:01.520 federal government does not have. Then they've made it worse by consolidating all of the federal powers

00:10:07.840 into these unelected, unaccountable bureaucrats called the administrative state, the Tony Fauci's

00:10:15.680 of the world, where you have, uh, you know, you have these doctors and scientists and career

00:10:21.520 officials who think it's their job to make policy decisions on behalf of the American people instead

00:10:28.080 of our elected members of Congress. And this Supreme Court understands that, you know, starting with

00:10:34.880 FDR, the Constitution has been turned on its head from a shield that protects the American people

00:10:41.840 from the government into a sword the government uses to come after us. And that is going to be

00:10:47.280 the project of this constitutionalist Supreme Court. Thank you, President Trump, over the next 20 years,

00:10:54.960 is to reverse that, to put the, put the, put the federal government back in its proper place

00:11:02.160 under the Constitution and to make sure that these, the executive branch has executive power and not,

00:11:09.840 and not lawmaking and, and judicial power.

00:11:15.280 I, I want, we hear people, politicians all the time on TV hits, uh, in, on speeches talk about federalism,

00:11:21.120 devolving things back to the states. That's what, when we talk about the administrative state,

00:11:25.680 it's deconstructing at the federal level. And to the degree those powers are necessary, get them back to the states

00:11:30.960 and have the government in a much smaller capacity, work with them. You talk about a 20 year project

00:11:35.920 with these young judges. That's why you're starting with these cases. Remember, we had one, I think,

00:11:40.720 West Virginia, a year ago. Now you got four or five, including the Mac Daddy, the Chevron

00:11:46.080 deference. In your thinking, as you see it right now, do you see a consistency with the majority,

00:11:53.280 including Chief Justice Roberts, which I'm glad he's, he's joined this posse, about their thinking

00:11:58.800 about the administrative state and how to deconstruct it from a judicial aspect, sir?

00:12:05.440 Yeah, I think there are three camps on the court. There's the Thomas Alito Gorsuch camp, who would

00:12:13.680 follow the constitution today and let the chips fall where they may. You have the Chief Justice

00:12:20.640 and Justice Kavanaugh and Justice Barrett, who are more incremental, but they're still largely with

00:12:28.080 us. And then you have the three leftist women on the court who that they are just political actors 1.00

00:12:36.800 and they like political results. If the result is pro left, pro Democrat, they're going to vote for it.

00:12:43.280 And if the result is not pro left, not pro Democrat, they're going to vote against it because they're

00:12:49.680 politicians in ropes.

00:12:54.960 So then I want to get to, in fact, let's go there now. I think we've got time. Justice Alito's,

00:13:00.960 you finally had time to take a look at it. He was, he was, he was pretty worked up in his dissent

00:13:06.240 yesterday, sir, on Facebook. Yeah, he should be. And I've had a chance to go back and read that

00:13:12.960 opinion. And I would say this, this, that these judges will come up with these tricks and games

00:13:19.200 that they play to avoid making tough decisions when the political pressure is applied. And the Biden

00:13:25.840 regime put political pressure on the Supreme Court because the Biden regime wants to have

00:13:33.120 disinformation and misinformation police that they can politicize and weaponize and deploy to come

00:13:40.160 after conservatives and others with whom they disagree. And what the Supreme Court did yesterday

00:13:46.960 is they found an out. You had Justice Barrett, this rattled law professor, and she's conservative, 1.00

00:13:53.120 no doubt, but she's just rattled. And she sometimes she likes to navel gaze and overthink things. And so she 1.00

00:13:59.600 came up with this opinion that said that these, what, five individuals in these two states did not

00:14:07.120 have standing, meaning that they didn't have injury in fact or ongoing injury in fact, in order for the

00:14:15.440 court to uphold the injunction that the lower courts put in place, stopping the Biden administration

00:14:21.680 from working with trillion dollar big tech monopolist like Facebook that gets Section 230 immunity from

00:14:30.880 the government, that gets antitrust amnesty from the government, that gets these government grants.

00:14:36.400 And so these big tech platforms like Facebook, of course, say, how high do you want us to jump

00:14:42.080 when the Biden White House and the Biden disinformation weirdos call over to Facebook and say,

00:14:47.600 hey, we need to censor this doctor on the right because he disagrees with Father Fauci?

00:14:54.560 Hank, Mike, hang on one second. Mike Davis at the Supreme Court will return there.

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00:17:41.440 dealing with the administrative state. Sir, can you walk us through it?

00:17:46.000 Another very big case out of the Supreme Court, and another win for the Constitution,

00:17:50.560 6-3 with the Chief Justice writing the opinion. Justice Barrett found her backbone. That's good.

00:17:58.320 6-3 decision where the Supreme Court held that the Securities and Exchange Commission,

00:18:06.240 which is supposed to be this executive branch agency, but it is this weird independent agency

00:18:12.480 that, well, they're not independent. They think they are, but they have what are called

00:18:16.080 administrative law judges, which are essentially federal bureaucrats who pretend like they're

00:18:22.640 judges. And they use these ALJs, administrative law judges, to decide their cases within the SEC,

00:18:32.480 to impose fines on people. And they do this without a jury under the Seventh Amendment to the Constitution.

00:18:40.160 They also do this when they're not judges. They're executive branch employees. They're not even

00:18:45.120 appointed by the President and confirmed by the Senate. The Supreme Court said they can't do this,

00:18:51.040 that this is unconstitutional for executive branch employees to pretend like they're judges. They're

00:18:58.400 trans judges, apparently. And they also, if you want to be a judge, you have to get nominated by

00:19:06.800 the President and confirmed by the Senate and supported by the Article III project so you don't get

00:19:11.760 clobbered. But these ALJs just don't cut it. So a huge, huge monumental case in the 20-year effort to 1.00

00:19:21.680 deconstruct the administrative state. And I would say this, we may be disappointed from judges from

00:19:28.480 time to time, like Justice Amy Coney Barrett, being a rattled law professor when the cases aren't perfect

00:19:36.000 vehicles for her, but she delivered here.

00:19:39.920 Who is the lead opinion? Is this all Gorsuch and Alito people that have, as you know, Justice

00:19:45.920 Thomas, but he never had any backup. And now you're seeing Justice Roberts. I think what's so incredible

00:19:50.240 here is that the initial, you know, with West Virginia happening, and now you get two big wins

00:19:55.680 today on the administrative state. It's, it's, it's, it's directionally, I like it. And I particularly

00:20:01.440 like who's signing up for the opinions and getting six to three decisions, sir.

00:20:07.680 Yeah. And I would say that, look, I've said this all along, the Chief Justice is not liberal,

00:20:11.600 right? He's not even moderate. He's conservative. He's just too incremental for my liking. And he's too

00:20:20.720 small p political, meaning he cares about being incremental. He cares about the optics. He cares

00:20:27.360 that, you know, we don't, we don't anger people too much that we do this slowly and incrementally.

00:20:32.400 And Kavanaugh to a lesser extent and Barrett to a lesser extent are in that chiefy camp, but make, 0.63

00:20:39.200 make no mistake. This is certainly a six to three constitutionalist Supreme Court. And that is

00:20:46.640 because President Trump transformed that Supreme Court and elections matter.

00:20:53.200 Yeah. And there's more coming. That's about Sotomayor. Let's go back for our audience that

00:20:58.240 maybe doesn't trade stocks or not involved in capital markets, don't deal with the SEC.

00:21:02.560 Why are the alphabet agencies, when we talk about the administrative state, we're talking about expansion

00:21:07.040 of powers of cabinet, of the cabinet officers and, and, and, you know, Department of Agriculture,

00:21:12.640 Interior, Interior, all that. But as importantly, you're talking about these alphabet agencies that

00:21:17.200 have kind of come out of nowhere and metastasized to really drive the Leviathan. For the average

00:21:23.120 schmo in the streets that doesn't trade stocks, why, why is this administrative, why is the SEC case

00:21:28.720 important in their lives? Yeah, because these SEC bureaucrats purport to regulate Wall Street, 1.00

00:21:38.160 right? And they do this through what they think is an independent agency. If you're an executive

00:21:44.560 branch agency and you think you're independent of the president of the United States who's elected to

00:21:50.400 run the executive branch, then your agency is unconstitutional. We'll get there eventually over

00:21:55.920 the next 20 years. But the bigger problem is, is these agencies were set up to be insulated from

00:22:03.600 some accountability. They were, they were set up to be insulated from the president of the United States

00:22:09.200 in Congress and courts. And that's the very definition of tyranny. Not only are they taking

00:22:16.000 power that the federal government does not have under the Constitution, they have consolidated all of that

00:22:22.480 power into people who are not accountable to the American people, namely the president of the United States

00:22:28.880 and are elected members of Congress. And I would say this, that they've done this on purpose because

00:22:34.240 it's hard to legislate. It's intentionally hard to legislate. That's what our founders wanted because

00:22:39.440 legislation takes away our liberties. And so if you're going to legislate, you need to have

00:22:45.600 the House pass it. You need to have a supermajority in the Senate usually pass it and the president

00:22:51.040 has to sign it. Well, you could bypass all that if you're a leftist and just set up an

00:22:55.600 administrative agency with the Tony Fauci's of the world. And they're not accountable

00:22:59.760 to anyone and they can write their own laws and they can enforce their own laws and they can adjudicate

00:23:04.800 their own laws. And then they get Chevron deference. Even if the, even if they, even if we, a judge

00:23:10.800 disagrees that the SEC or one of these other unconstitutional agencies is grabbing too much power,

00:23:18.880 as long as, you know, as long as a court says, yeah, that seems reasonable, then we're supposed to

00:23:23.760 defer to them under Chevron.

00:23:28.240 So on MSNBC, CNN, New York Times, everything, all they're doing is hitting, this is the radicalization,

00:23:34.240 the Trumpification of the court to really, you know, destroy the government. And they're going

00:23:37.680 to take apart the government where Project 2025 and Bannon and these J6ers couldn't do. The radical 1.00

00:23:43.520 court is now going to do. That's what makes yesterday most disturbing. Can you go back and

00:23:48.320 just set the table? How big were the stakes in this Missouri case, particularly as our audiences,

00:23:54.640 our audience feeds on information. They love information. They want to immerse themselves

00:23:59.600 in information. Why was yesterday such an important case? And why did the, the, the Supreme Court look

00:24:06.720 like it blinked? It just didn't want to handle it pre a 2024 election, if I could be so bold, sir.

00:24:12.880 Yeah. Well, look, I would say this. I don't think as, as big as of a, of a loss as people think,

00:24:20.000 because I don't think they decided the case on them. There, there's some merits to the case because

00:24:25.200 of how they looked at standing, but this, this is not over. And I don't think people should say,

00:24:31.120 okay, we're done. Big tech can censor silence, de-platform and cancel us. This is far from over.

00:24:38.080 I think that the three, uh, the, the three, uh, the three, uh, the three, uh, I'll be kind here.

00:24:45.840 The three, uh, the three conservatives who joined the three liberal hens and in a six to three decision

00:24:52.160 and said that, Hey, it's okay that, uh, Joe Biden and his misinformation and disinformation czars are

00:24:59.840 censoring, silencing, de-platforming and canceling doctors who ended up being right on COVID. I mean,

00:25:07.520 think about this. How many people unnecessarily got locked up and died because of these, these bogus

00:25:15.280 COVID measures by Tony Fauci, because Tony Fauci was trying to cover up the fact that he funded

00:25:22.800 COVID in the Wuhan lab illegally. He lied about it. He covered it up. He purged himself in front of

00:25:29.360 Congress. And, and then they put Tony Fauci in charge of the response to the disaster that he

00:25:36.560 created this pandemic. He created that killed millions of people and destroyed the entire

00:25:41.280 world's economy and destroyed our lives. And then if you question question this little mad scientist,

00:25:47.360 this corrupt little monster that you get, you get, you get canceled from Facebook. And I, 0.98

00:25:53.680 I got kicked off of Twitter twice for questioning Tony Fauci. I worked with 20 Tony Fauci over

00:25:59.280 20 years ago, right? I know what a little bastard this guy is. And then you're going to have some, 1.00

00:26:04.800 you know, some trans weirdo with purple hair in the, in the Biden White House censor you hell no 0.97

00:26:12.160 wake up on Amy Coney Barrett and Kavanaugh and, and the chief justice. I know that she's a rattled 0.98

00:26:18.560 law professor and, and, you know, Kavanaugh and the chief justice live in Chevy chase and, you know,

00:26:23.760 maybe at the Chevy chase country club where they're still wearing COVID masks and flying their Ukraine 0.66

00:26:29.520 flags. Maybe this is what they think is normal. We're trying to save Kavanaugh from assassination.

00:26:35.520 Come on, brother. No, um, real quickly, you're going to be there. We've had three, but we still got

00:26:41.600 10 or 11 ago. What does that is, are they signaling right now? They're going to put out any more today,

00:26:46.600 or are they telling you that they're going to go into next week and drop some of maybe even the bigger

00:26:51.260 ones that won't be tomorrow, Mike? Well, what's your, I know you're speculating, but what's your

00:26:54.340 educated guess? Well, I'm on the air, so I haven't had a chance to look at if other cases have come

00:27:00.600 out. One more has come out. What is it? It's some case no one cares about, but I would say this,

00:27:07.060 that, uh, the, the fact that the Supreme court has not set another, they had a conference last

00:27:15.200 Thursday where they meet in private and talk about these cases. They have not set another conference.

00:27:21.260 So they didn't set a conference this week and there's nothing set yet for next week. And so

00:27:25.880 the fact that they have not set another conference indicates to me that they're done. They're just

00:27:31.700 waiting to put out these opinions. I could be wrong. Uh, usually I'm not, but, uh, I would imagine

00:27:37.620 that all the cases are going to come out tomorrow. It could bleed into next week, but I'll tell you

00:27:41.960 what, uh, the end of June is like a high holy, uh, you know, a high holiday around the Supreme court.

00:27:48.020 But they want to get the hell out of town. Yeah. Yeah. Hang on for a second, Mike. We're

00:27:53.000 going to come right back to you. We'll figure out what the Supreme court's doing. And if not,

00:27:55.980 we'll get you over here to the studio. Mike Davis, the intrepid viceroy of DC or the soon

00:28:02.540 to be viceroy of DC on the afternoon of 20 January, 2025 is with us at the Supreme court. Much

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00:29:22.900 Okay. Can we go back to another case that's dropped to the Supreme Court? This one kind

00:29:31.080 of got previewed, uh, last night, inadvertently quote unquote online. Another big one, uh, Mike

00:29:36.920 Davis, uh, you're there, Idaho abortion emergency services. What do you got?

00:29:42.100 So this is the case where after the Dobbs decision, the, uh, and there's no federal constitutional

00:29:51.280 right to an abortion. Obviously, everyone's known that for 50 years. It's just a made up

00:29:56.060 right in row that the Supreme Court finally said, this is an issue for the states. What

00:30:01.040 they are doing now is they're trying to use EMTALA, a federal statute that deals with emergency

00:30:07.200 medicine to, uh, to resurrect a federal right to abortion. And the Supreme Court granted certs

00:30:15.380 on a, I, an Idaho case dealing with this because abortion activists in Idaho didn't like the

00:30:21.200 fact that Idaho has largely outlawed abortion. The Supreme Court granted the case. And then

00:30:28.380 the Supreme Court just dismissed the case and said that we should not have granted the case.

00:30:34.380 It's, it's just another punt. So, uh, that's where we are on. So, so, so, so, but hang on real

00:30:40.340 quickly, the left, because number one, how did this get leaked? Mike, this is the Supreme Court

00:30:45.680 of the United States. And I, I've got some pattern recognition here. Anything associated with abortion

00:30:50.860 gets illegally leaked. So I'm not buying that this inadvertently got set up on their website.

00:30:57.100 Am I being too cynical on this brother?

00:30:59.140 I have to be careful about this because I actually know the people in the PIO office. Um, I don't know

00:31:07.200 who's in there now. I know that Mark Joseph Stearns spouse used to work for the PIO. That spouse has

00:31:13.600 since moved on to a different job because I exposed this spouse and what a partisan hack this spouse is. 1.00

00:31:20.260 I don't know who they've hired in the PIO now. Uh, I don't know. I, I, look, I think it's very fair

00:31:27.500 to say it's, it's amazing that it's, it's these abortion cases that magically leak out of the Supreme

00:31:34.860 Court. You can, you can say what you said. I don't, I can't, I don't disagree. I don't disagree

00:31:39.980 with it. I don't agree with it. So here I am.

00:31:42.520 Okay, fine. I'm just, I'm just noticing a paragraph. Okay. Now, so the MSNBC, CNN, the

00:31:48.040 Times, WAPO, they're all saying this was high politics because they want to take the heat off

00:31:53.200 Trump and they want to take the heat off of MAGA and they want to take the heat off the

00:31:56.420 conservative movement in the run-ups of 2024 by kind of giving them a little thing, giving them

00:32:01.200 a taste on, uh, on abortion. Yet they've got other cases that are, that are teed up that are coming

00:32:07.900 that will, that will even crush abortion rights even more. Is that just left-wing madness on MSNBC?

00:32:14.840 Yeah, I, I know the chief justice and I, I've never seen him wear a MAGA hat. So I, I just,

00:32:20.500 I don't think that that's the case, that there are a bunch of Trump cheerleaders inside the Supreme

00:32:26.560 Court. I think that's kind of one of those crazy conspiracy theories that they always accuse

00:32:31.420 Trump supporters of having. That's utter insanity. I, I think they took this case and realized

00:32:37.880 that they, maybe they're going to make the case law worse by deciding this case. They have

00:32:43.420 discretionary review, meaning they don't have to take cases generally and they dismiss cases if,

00:32:50.700 if they shouldn't have taken the case. It doesn't happen very often. It happens a couple times at

00:32:54.320 term though. Um, so the headline today, if you want the signal, not the noise, is that Trump's election

00:33:02.200 in 2016 really led to a intellectual revolution and really action oriented on deconstructing the

00:33:09.040 administrative state led by essentially a legal scholar or, or, or a judge that brings a big brain

00:33:15.380 to this, Neil Gorsuch. And today in, and yesterday shows you that the deconstruction administrative

00:33:21.160 state is not simply ongoing project at the court, but it's uniting the, the, the, what you call the

00:33:28.060 moderates with the conservatives. It seems like something that can unite, uh, the, the, what is

00:33:33.680 the, the center in the, in the right of the court. Am I incorrect in any of that? Yes. Other than I

00:33:40.400 wouldn't call moderates, I would say the institutionalist, or I would say the coward,

00:33:44.420 sometimes the institutionalist versus the constant versus the, the constitutionalist. And I would say

00:33:50.360 that, uh, yeah, yeah, exactly. Justice Gorsuch, my former boss is certainly the tip of the spear

00:33:57.040 on all this. And you have to remember with the court, they're incremental, uh, with the three

00:34:02.080 institutionists, with the chief justice, Kavanaugh and Barrett. And as the law changes and the politics

00:34:10.140 change, uh, they feel more comfortable, uh, uh, moving more and more and more. And that's why the

00:34:15.680 article three project is doing what we're doing is to make sure that the politics is right. Because

00:34:21.100 these judges have lifetime tenure. They have pay protection. They're not supposed to care about

00:34:25.320 the politics, but I know a lot of federal judges all over the country and, uh, you know, providing

00:34:30.280 political cover for tough decisions very much helps. How do people get to, uh, to article three,

00:34:37.480 where do they go? Cause you've been at the tip of the spear of this for many years, beginning in

00:34:42.280 Trump, uh, the Trump first term. Yeah. Article three project.org article number three project.org.

00:34:50.420 You can take action there. You can follow us on social media and you can donate there. And thank

00:34:55.880 you, Steve. Is, is Posovic over there hawking that book? We had to run, he's here for the second

00:35:01.640 hour, but he's he hawking the book in front of the Supreme court. Doesn't he understand there's

00:35:04.520 certain areas of DC that are civic, you know, almost the civic high religion. You're not supposed

00:35:09.380 to be hawking, uh, books outside of the Supreme court. Does, does, does, does, does Poso get that?

00:35:14.100 Well, he, he, he did take a picture with me and promised to sign the book after I bought

00:35:20.220 two of them. So yes, Mike Davis, you're the best. See you later in the day. Thank you,

00:35:28.000 sir. Thank you. So the big blockbusters are either going to be tomorrow or, or, or Friday.

00:35:34.360 A takeaway politically is that the Fisher case, I would actually say Chevron deference. It

00:35:40.980 will give president Trump a lot of ammo taking on Biden, this big spending, but you

00:35:45.380 got Chevron deference, which is the Mac daddy, the administrative of, uh, the administrative

00:35:49.260 state. You've got, um, Fisher, which I happen to think will be a blockbuster decision, particularly

00:35:55.700 if it goes, uh, if it goes our way. Um, and then you've got the immunity, even unlimited

00:36:01.040 immunity. So you have three massive cases, cases. It looks like they're holding for tomorrow.

00:36:05.640 And I think it's political not to put them out today, uh, cause it can be incorporated

00:36:10.780 into the debate tonight, but not, I don't know if it's going to come tomorrow or Monday. Uh,

00:36:15.280 they haven't made any announcements. Normally they finished by the end of June, unless it's

00:36:18.400 extraordinary. And they still have my count. They still have, I think nine. We had 13 going

00:36:24.380 in today. I'm looking at my trustee associate, my trusted associates here. Um, so big takeaway.

00:36:30.480 Remember when we talk about the budget, when we talk about spending, we talk about this

00:36:35.440 new bondage and slavery of federal spending and fiscal and monetary mismanagement. It

00:36:41.620 gets back to feeding the beast, the Leviathan. A lot of people talk about the Leviathan, every

00:36:46.540 politician that we're going to cut government and never gets cut. This is why this two prong

00:36:50.940 attack with what we call project 2025, but all the other groups from Stephen Miller's, uh,

00:36:56.440 you know, American first legal to the folks down at Texas, American first policy to,

00:37:00.480 uh, Russ vote all working on putting in folks that will start to help deconstruct this from

00:37:07.020 the, from the executive in the legislative side. You see up there right now, a ton of not just

00:37:12.000 freedom caucus, but other people that are sitting there going, how do we start to on a legislative

00:37:16.480 basis, start to take it apart using the appropriations process. Okay. And also later on,

00:37:22.920 let me have you write something down. Cause it'd be quite big next year. Authorizations,

00:37:27.460 it's authorization. We've spent all this time in defense authorization. We know most of these

00:37:31.500 agencies and most of these in cabinet, uh, level departments have not been authorized as they're

00:37:36.540 supposed to be. I think every five years, that is going to get to be a big issue in the future of

00:37:40.220 going back and let's authorize the FBI. Let's authorize the DOJ and let's see how far off they've

00:37:45.740 come. The legal part of it is absolutely important because it's been so embedded into federal law. So

00:37:51.820 when you want to talk about shrinking the government, when you want to talk about taking

00:37:55.600 down Leviathan, it just can't be talk. It's got to be action. And that's what you're seeing today.

00:37:59.460 And where did that action come from, came from political power. This was the great, um, part of

00:38:05.620 the revolution that president Trump brought in. This is why people like the MSNBC, CNN, uh, New York

00:38:11.080 times, watch the post that have had a grip on the federal judiciary and the federal bench for so long.

00:38:16.460 So, and they live and breathe this, this is their baby. This is, this is, uh, this is more sacred to

00:38:22.100 them than the, than the white house. It's more sacred to them than Congress, the judiciary is

00:38:26.440 everything. You know, you see the Andrew Weissman's and these guys on TV all the time. They worship

00:38:30.580 here. Uh, and that is why it's so important. This is where our fight is. They're going to be going nuts

00:38:35.140 today. And that's what even out the Chevron deference. They'll take it. And like Mike Davis said,

00:38:40.200 it's a 20 year project to deconstruct this, but man, are we off to a banger start. Just couldn't be

00:38:45.640 more excited how this has come together. The right justices, the right, uh, confirmation process.

00:38:51.920 People had every opportunity to wave off and they didn't. So it's really coming together. Do we have,

00:38:56.840 uh, maybe I'll wait for the D block to play, uh, Vaughn Hilliard, Vaughn Hilliard, uh, not Vaughn

00:39:01.320 Hilliard, uh, the time magazine correspondent. I think that's a six minute hit. So I think I want

00:39:06.260 to play its entirety because it's a shout out to the war room posse. And here's, so here's what

00:39:10.700 happened last night on MSNBC. Alex Wagner went back and she connected that's, we'd actually

00:39:16.120 done this during the day here. So I'm really impressed that MSNBC did it. The Washington

00:39:20.360 Post came out with a unbelievable poll. And what they did is they went in because Biden

00:39:28.280 has made this such a centerpiece of his, of his presidency and his argument against Trump.

00:39:33.640 And if you've, if you followed what they've been practicing, remember Biden has been up

00:39:39.100 at Camp David for almost a week now by tonight, it'll be a week. And he's running two a days.

00:39:45.120 Remember in high school football, if you ever played sports, we're running two a days, they're

00:39:49.040 running two a days up there of practice sessions. And I think a guy's president of the United

00:39:53.060 States. Of course we know he's illegitimate, but he's, he's, he's sleep. He does sleepovers

00:39:57.340 at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. That guy needs a week, needs a week to stop doing any work

00:40:04.360 and actually go up there and learn what you're supposed to learn or figure out how they prop

00:40:08.280 you up or jack you up. One of the big things they're talking about, and this was on the

00:40:14.080 media yesterday in CNN, is that one of his biggest thing is that he's a protector of democracy 0.93

00:40:19.780 and Trump is an anti-democratic fascist. And the MAGA mob, right, which has these, these

00:40:26.780 horrible people like Tucker Carlson and Steve Bannon and Alex Jones and Jack Posobiec and

00:40:32.020 Charlie Kirk and Real America's Voice and, uh, all these other pockets, Alex Bruce 0.94

00:40:36.660 Woods and Laura Loomer and all these crazies continue to feed misinformation and disinformation. 1.00

00:40:41.560 Oh yeah, that was the case yesterday. Misinformation and disinformation to feed this, this, this poor

00:40:48.180 group of, uh, of basically, uh, not terribly bright deplorables into this, into this mob where

00:40:54.720 the anti-democratic forces, you know, don't worry about, we're the ones that fight to make

00:40:59.960 sure you can't have warrantless FISA, that you can't, uh, use your jack boots on the FBI

00:41:04.040 to kick down doors of, of anybody. Uh, forget that we fight for that, for liberty and freedom

00:41:09.540 every day. Uh, it's, you know, it gets back to, uh, you know, Maxine Walters yesterday when

00:41:14.760 they caught her lying. And this is Laura Loomer's group. They caught her lying about President Trump.

00:41:20.380 If he's reelected, millions of people are going to die. And she says it all the time to scare

00:41:24.780 people. Her response was, I never said that. What I said is Bannon got to him and, you know,

00:41:28.820 he's talking to Bannon and Bannon telling him to play the race card, to play the race card

00:41:33.960 just starts out. That's the old school. That's the way they used to do it. When you only had a

00:41:38.160 couple of TV networks, maybe one or two cable channels and, uh, and a couple of big papers

00:41:42.740 that could work. Can't work now. Didn't work with Hillary Clinton. Remember she came off the beach, 1.00

00:41:47.040 uh, to go to Reno. When I took over, I was running Breitbart, took over the Trump campaign

00:41:51.620 and they had the Reno speech and, you know, alt-right and white nationalists and white supremacists.

00:41:56.040 And I sat there with the team. I go, Hey, if this is what she's going to talk about for the last

00:41:59.480 hundred days, she's going to talk about that. And president Trump's going to talk about bringing

00:42:02.940 jobs back, sealing the border, stopping illegal aliens from competing for jobs for against African 0.99

00:42:09.280 Americans and Hispanic families. And we go up to the upper Midwest. We talk about how China

00:42:13.920 has gutted, how wall street working with China and big tech have gutted all the high value

00:42:18.060 added manufacturers. I think I've got, I bet the American people might go for that. Guess what?

00:42:24.820 Spoiler alert. They did. Merrick Garland ain't on the Supreme court and Hillary Clinton never got, 1.00

00:42:32.100 never got to the oval office. Thank God in heaven. Right. It was a tight one, big electoral college

00:42:38.480 win, but it was tight. We know it was tight. We knew we were over the target.

00:42:43.920 But this is what upsets them. This Washington post poll and only Alex Wagner over at MSNBC

00:42:48.820 had the guts to put it up. The Washington post went out and did a poll of where this election

00:42:53.320 is going to be decided in the swing States. Guess what? President Trump wins on protecting

00:42:59.980 democracy. And if you look at the cross tabs underneath among, I think it's independent

00:43:04.700 voters, it's a blowout. That is a shocker, an absolute shocker. And you know why the little

00:43:11.320 guy out there knows president Trump's got his back. Short commercial break back to the worm

00:43:15.400 in a moment.

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00:44:39.040 I urge the high court to deny that request, but for a man who could possibly be reporting to prison

00:44:45.120 this Monday, Steve Bannon appears sort of unfazed. In a new interview, he tells Time Magazine reporter

00:44:51.040 Eric Cortalesa, I don't fear this at all. I'm a political prisoner. Cortalesa writes that Bannon is

00:44:57.440 attempting to rally an audience he calls an army of the awakened to sustain his anti-establishment

00:45:03.600 crusade. By playing the martyr, Bannon hopes to elevate his brand of burn-it-all-down populism

00:45:09.540 ahead of the presidential election. Joining me now is Eric Cortalesa, national politics reporter for

00:45:15.540 Time Magazine. Eric, thanks for joining me tonight. I mean, my first question is the sort of understanding

00:45:22.660 he has about being sidelined in the months leading up to this presidential election, given

00:45:27.960 what you write about, the real leadership role he plays in the MAGA movement. You write,

00:45:33.660 unlike other MAGA media personalities who largely seem to follow Trump's lead, Bannon

00:45:38.000 can rightly claim influence over the movement. So what are his prison plans?

00:45:42.480 Well, I think that Bannon sees his prison sentence as an opportunity to fortify support for him

00:45:50.200 as a martyr for the cause. And he's going to try and capitalize on that as much as he can

00:45:54.860 in the days leading up to him reporting for prison in a Connecticut penitentiary. And he's

00:46:00.320 going to try and lay the groundwork for this anti-establishment crusade that he believes can help

00:46:06.160 deliver the White House for Donald Trump, where he can unrestrained embark on the right-wing

00:46:11.340 nationalist, populist agenda that he's promising. I think in prison, Bannon plans to spend his time

00:46:18.640 in the library, following the news voraciously, communicating with his associates so that he

00:46:24.400 can still have a role in shaping messaging going into the election.

00:46:28.560 Yeah, he told you, you think I'm going to come out and be prison ripped? No, I have a lot of work

00:46:33.100 to do. So he's not going to be pumping iron in the yard. He's going to be continuing on with

00:46:37.820 his messaging and missives. Eric, talk to me a little bit about what you saw behind the scenes

00:46:43.440 at Bannon's lair in terms of his consumption of media and his battle strategy, his planning for

00:46:49.720 battle, if you will, his strategizing. Well, you know, I spent some time with Bannon recently during

00:46:56.840 a Saturday morning recording of his podcast at his Capitol Hill townhouse, once known by all as the

00:47:03.220 Breitbart embassy. And, you know, it's a bit of what you would imagine from the popular

00:47:07.420 understanding of Bannon, the imagination of Bannon. You know, it's cluttered, it's sun-deprived,

00:47:13.720 it's full of all these Bannon curiosities and tchotchkes, including, you know, shrines to MAGA

00:47:19.300 icons like Peter Navarro and even a bust of Bannon himself. And, you know, Bannon is, he watches MSNBC

00:47:26.600 religiously, by the way, and he is really, uh, monitoring who he sees as the opposition and the

00:47:32.500 information war, uh, in order to build up MAGA as a social movement as much as he can so that it can

00:47:39.200 have the greatest influence, uh, throughout the next couple months leading up to when voters will

00:47:44.040 cast ballots. But also, you know, if Trump wins, he wants to see these kinds of ideas be imposed,

00:47:49.700 uh, you know, a hostility to immigration, hostility to free trade, uh, and, uh, uh, an aversion to

00:47:57.340 foreign entanglement. So he's really trying to build the infrastructure for, uh, a Trump, uh,

00:48:03.560 revolution. What, what I think is a development, if at least, if not actually surprising is the

00:48:09.320 handshake between Republican establishment leadership and the cause of Steve Bannon. I w I wonder what your

00:48:15.540 impressions were of the work that the speaker of the house, Mike Johnson did today on behalf of

00:48:20.640 Steve Bannon, effectively, you know, distancing Congress from the work of the January 6th committee.

00:48:25.480 So as to negate Bannon's contempt of Congress conviction, I, what is the relationship he has

00:48:31.660 with that kind of wing of the Republican party, which is by no means moderate, but it's not the

00:48:37.040 wing of Marjorie Taylor green. Well, I think it goes to show just how effective Bannon has been

00:48:43.680 at, uh, transforming the Republican party into sort of the political wing of the MAGA movement

00:48:50.740 through war room, through his allied MAGA media personalities. He's really created a fighting

00:48:57.700 machine as a top aid to a president. Trump told me to go against Republicans who are not in line

00:49:04.160 with Trump. He has built a media ecosystem that can exert pressure. And you have people who work in

00:49:10.840 tandem to coerce Republicans and, uh, try to dismantle, uh, the old guard Republican establishment.

00:49:18.140 I think this shows just how effective he has been at doing that really since January 6th, when MAGA as

00:49:23.920 a movement has only grown in, in size and strength. I'll say, I'm glad that Steve Bannon's watching

00:49:30.180 MSNBC.

00:49:34.600 We watch it religiously. Thank you, Alex Wagner. I think between her open at the open of her show

00:49:40.460 and then having, uh, Eric, the, uh, time magazine, he, and Eric's the guy that did the, uh, interview

00:49:45.020 with president Trump. And that was the cover that was so controversial where president Trump just

00:49:48.620 saying, Hey, here's, you know, here's what we're going to do in my second term. And of course the

00:49:53.500 mainstream media is absolutely shocked. She lays it out right there. What is that? What are those

00:49:57.780 segments about? They're about you. This show is, you know, it's, it's anybody can do this. Anybody

00:50:04.100 can stand for a microphone and get great people on and talk about it and ask smart and ask questions

00:50:08.300 and get them. And this is what the most important thing is this, this is a movement and this is the

00:50:14.580 information warfare kind of nexus of at least part of that movement. Uh, and we are, and we're,

00:50:21.940 we're proud to be not just conservatives. We're proud to be right wing because the right wing,

00:50:27.440 and let me just say right here, look at this in my favorite paper, the financial times of London,

00:50:31.820 right? Look at the headline right there. French far right leader vows to fight cultural battle

00:50:37.720 against Islamism. Look at that. The guys are going to pray. That's Bardella, the 28 year old leader,

00:50:45.300 French far right leader vows to fight a cultural battle on the front page of the financial times of

00:50:52.640 London. And why is that? Because they know we're ascendant and they know in France, they're going

00:50:57.800 to win. And they know that Nigel Farage is essentially going to become the opposition leader

00:51:01.660 and he's going to win. And this is so enormously powerful. They understand president Trump's going

00:51:06.780 to win today. Uh, one of the top, uh, the top, uh, pollsters has out that he shifted from a toss up

00:51:14.540 that now two thirds, one third Trump odds, 66% chance for Trump odds. And he goes through the

00:51:19.920 battleground states. He goes through the issues. He looks at the crosstabs simultaneously,

00:51:24.680 simultaneously, the Washington post has put out a poll that shows that president Trump is winning

00:51:29.680 the argument. Now think about that for a second. After all the media firestorm, after the J six 0.98

00:51:34.940 committee, after all of it, all of it, president Trump is winning on the topic of democracy, which

00:51:41.200 is the central organizing principle. At least they tell us of the Biden, the Biden illegitimate regime.

00:51:47.920 Uh, if I have to go to prison, if I end up going to prison, but it's brought the Republican house

00:51:56.020 to now have to confront, and they got some heroes over there trying to do it to confront the reign

00:52:01.120 of terror of Nancy Pelosi and what she did and what she allowed to have happen and what the legacy is

00:52:07.460 of her last, uh, speakership, then so be it. We have a deep, hard, tough, long fight to save this

00:52:15.640 republic. Okay. A long fight. There's going to be a lot more people that are in a lot, a lot,

00:52:22.900 they're coming down a lot harder than they are in Stephen K. Bennett. Always remember that. We're

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Bannon's War Room - June 27, 2024

Episode 3715： Democrats Lose Grip On Democracy Narrative

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