Bannon's War Room - Episode 3721： The Elite Coup Against Joe Biden

00:00:00.000 case Loper Bright is what it's called. You've been very vocal. I've seen you today about just

00:00:06.380 how monumental this is. And because admin law is sort of obscure, I think it's hard to sort

00:00:12.440 of communicate why. But tell me why you think it's so significant. I just think it's a game

00:00:19.200 changer in terms of how government can possibly work going forward. And I think if you read

00:00:25.620 Justice Kagan's dissent, it's really, really clear that not only is this now a question of,

00:00:33.900 you know, the water we drink, the food we have, the drugs that we take, you know,

00:00:40.000 environmental policy. Ironically, everything that was being talked about on the debate stage last

00:00:44.980 night, every one of those policies is administered by an agency. It's not administered by Joe Biden

00:00:50.480 or Donald Trump. And all of those agencies have been kneecapped, absolutely kneecapped in their

00:00:56.260 ability to do their work. And more urgently, and this is really the chilling part, we have a bunch

00:01:01.820 of justices who just in the last few weeks, we've got Justice Alito playing doctor in the EMTALA

00:01:07.900 statute, Neil Gorsuch, now an expert on emissions and air pollution. We've got the court telling us

00:01:15.520 that they know better than ETF what a bump stock is. So this has been sort of happening over years

00:01:21.780 and years, substituting their judgment in areas where they have no expertise. Now it's just wholesale.

00:01:28.120 It's not agency by agency, case by case. It's just the entire administrative state has to bow before

00:01:34.120 Matthew Kaczmarek and his idea about whether Mifepristone should be on the market or not.

00:01:39.480 I defer to you guys, you're the experts, but I wonder if there isn't a bit of MAGA sprinkled in there,

00:01:44.980 Mark Joseph Stern, just because the deep state, the administrative state has been such a whipping

00:01:50.060 post for the upper echelons of Trump, Inc., including Steve Bannon, the guy going to jail

00:01:55.020 on Monday. You know, they have loathed agencies, the federal bureaucracy, and they have come to

00:02:01.820 embrace the judiciary since they have hijacked it for conservative ends. Yeah, I think this is an

00:02:07.480 aspect of the traditional Republican business lobby that the MAGA movement has sort of embraced

00:02:13.300 and turbocharged because what the majority opinion by Chief Justice Roberts reflects is not just this

00:02:20.780 deep distrust of government employees, like you say, the deep state that Donald Trump wants to purge,

00:02:27.020 but also a fundamental hostility toward how government works today, right? The majority

00:02:32.340 is furious that when Congress steps in to enact new legislation in response to evolving problems,

00:02:38.440 like, for instance, the Great Recession in 2008, it understands that it can't foresee every little

00:02:44.620 problem that could arise on the ground, and it can't prescribe every future solution to all of

00:02:49.960 those issues. So what Congress does instead and has done for more than a century is grant these

00:02:55.980 federal agencies broad power to decide how exactly to implement and enforce these laws and to do so in

00:03:04.620 accordance with their own expertise. The agencies that the court dismisses as staffed by beady-eyed

00:03:10.460 bureaucrats, I mean, they're actually staffed by career civil servants and experts with deep knowledge

00:03:16.400 and experience working on issues like here monetary policy, elsewhere environmental policy, food and

00:03:22.360 drug safety, right? I think that these are the people you would rather trust deciding these major issues,

00:03:28.140 some of which can be literally life or death, rather than judges who happen to have a law degree in a

00:03:33.640 black robe and have now made themselves sort of the kings, the deciders of all major and minor

00:03:39.820 questions of law and policy in the country. So what the majority of the court is telling Congress

00:03:44.640 is you have to start writing narrower legislation, you have to start giving less authority to these

00:03:50.400 agencies, you have to write feebler laws that are less capable of addressing future problems as they

00:03:56.820 arise, and all of that is a recipe for paralyzing government, for paralyzing specifically the regulatory

00:04:02.440 state that whether we know it or not, we are all relying on to ensure we have clean air, clean water,

00:04:07.800 safe food and drugs. Who really likes that outcome? It's industry, it's polluters, it's corporations,

00:04:13.840 it's billionaires. And so that has always been the class that kind of came together. MAGA and the

00:04:19.800 Republican lobby are absolutely in agreement on this particular issue because it's good for their

00:04:25.060 bottom line when they can evade EPA regulations and dump as much pollution into our rivers as they want.

00:04:31.060 Yeah. I don't know that it will affect Trump, but as you know, Monday is actually what we're

00:04:36.980 waiting for. That's what I want to ask you for. How bad is this going to be on Monday? They're

00:04:39.480 going to give them immunity from all prosecutions? Again, they just said that they are kings and

00:04:43.580 queens and can rule over the EPA and the SEC and all these other things. I'm pretty sure now that if

00:04:49.440 they don't give them full immunity, they'll give them enough to get through the election.

00:04:52.280 They'll say the Constitution said in the night, in the early 18th century, that Donald J. Trump,

00:04:57.420 who shall be born in the year of our Lord so-and-so-and-so, is immune from all prosecution.

00:05:01.440 What news today that when the Supreme Court denied Steve Bannon sort of Hail Mary to stay out of

00:05:06.120 prison, he's going to have to report on Monday, when they denied it, that it was the court saying,

00:05:10.080 you've done your service on deconstructing administrative state, but we'll take it from

00:05:13.520 here, which I thought was pretty funny.

00:05:15.400 ...is effectively frozen as we await the court's decision on Trump's absolute presidential immunity

00:05:21.140 case. Today, the court signaled that it will hand down that decision on Monday, July 1st,

00:05:28.500 right in time for the 4th of July holiday. Happy Independence Day. The best case scenario here is

00:05:34.880 that there will be no federal criminal trial for Donald Trump before this election. That's the best

00:05:39.380 case scenario, which means that anyone looking to stop Donald Trump and to secure the fate of American

00:05:46.480 democracy and the gains made in the last half century on civil rights and social progress and

00:05:52.500 to ensure a more equitable and stable future for this country and this planet is now dependent on

00:05:59.800 a Democrat to stop Donald Trump. And right now, that person remains President Joe Biden.

00:06:06.480 This is the primal scream of a dying regime. Pray for our enemies, because we're going medieval on

00:06:17.860 these people. I got a free shot, all these networks lying about the people. The people have had a

00:06:24.700 belly full of it. I know you don't like hearing that. I know you try to do everything in the world

00:06:28.500 to stop that, but you're not going to stop it. It's going to happen. And where do people like that go

00:06:32.520 to share the big line? MAGA Media. I wish in my soul, I wish that any of these people had a conscience.

00:06:41.400 Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose? If that answer is to save my country,

00:06:48.360 this country will be saved. War Room. Here's your host, Stephen K. Bannon.

00:06:54.760 It's Saturday, 29 June in the year of our Lord, 2024. We've got a lot to get to today. I want to

00:07:05.680 thank Brother Chris Hayes. That is one of the funniest lines. We'll play that a little bit

00:07:09.960 later. Exactly. It's next man up, and now that next man is the Supreme Court. Monumental day

00:07:15.640 yesterday. Historic. And you saw last night, the smart folks over at MSNBC, the ones that get it,

00:07:22.920 are in full and total meltdown. We're starting, we got Mike Davis, we got Bill McGinley from the RNC.

00:07:30.720 We're going to go through it all. First off, why don't you start, Mike Davis, because you saw the

00:07:37.800 MSNBC meltdown on the deconstruction of the administrative state. And Bill, this has been a

00:07:43.820 multi-year project, right? I mean, I said it at CPAC in February of 17, about the third line of

00:07:52.760 work. You had national security, you know, end of foreign America first. You had the economic

00:07:57.340 nationalism to bring the jobs back. But the third line of work was going to be deconstruction

00:08:01.620 of the administrative state. In that audience, the CPAC was packed that day. The mainstream,

00:08:07.340 I mean, it had to be, it had to be a thousand mainstream on the riser, right? This is when CPAC

00:08:11.320 was, you know, Trump's coming in, CPAC was huge. They had a thousand media, and they're all

00:08:16.320 looking at each other. What in the hell is that guy talking? That's crazy, Ben. And what's

00:08:18.600 he talking? It's the first time I ever talked in public. So what's he talking about? The

00:08:21.680 audience was standing on their chairs. The MAGA and the deplorables and Republicans, the

00:08:26.880 limited government Republicans have been around and understand this is the only way you take

00:08:30.920 down the Leviathan, right? The only way you take it down is that. Mike Davis, your thoughts

00:08:35.960 yesterday, we had five, we got five administrative state, I think maybe even one more is on Monday,

00:08:41.720 or are they all done? But the Mac Daddy, the Chevron deference is dead. And you know who

00:08:48.260 told me the administrative state is dead? Not Stephen K. Bannon, not Mike Davis, not Bill

00:08:52.840 McGinley, Lawrence Tribe. People have to understand something. I take pride in making sure we squashed

00:09:00.020 little Merrick Garland from a lifetime appointment by beating Hillary Clinton. Remember, Merrick Garland

00:09:04.280 was already appointed, already was in for confirmation. Mitch McConnell did his job and made sure

00:09:10.800 that was delayed, right? And we got Neil Gorsuch for that. That's not a bad trade. But the

00:09:17.360 guy they really wanted was Lawrence Tribe, but he was too old. The whole theory is you got

00:09:21.060 to get guys in their 50s or 40s, you know, if you're going to get him confirmed, you want

00:09:25.860 them there for a long run. But Lawrence Tribe is the head guy. He tweets yesterday, when

00:09:30.740 Chevron deference came out, the administrative state is dead. And he was not happy about it.

00:09:36.640 Mike Davis, your thoughts? I would say to you, Stephen K. Bannon, take a bow, my friend. You

00:09:42.120 were on the selection committee with Mark Paoletta. Take a bow before they send you to the clink,

00:09:48.640 before Biden sends you away, because you were key in all this, in selecting my former boss,

00:09:55.660 Neil Gorsuch, who was the intellectual force behind the Chevron case. Justice Gorsuch, when

00:10:03.500 he was Judge Gorsuch on the 10th Circuit, wrote a powerful opinion that got people's attention

00:10:11.220 across the judiciary and throughout the executive branch.

00:10:15.820 Hey, Mike, Mike, I'm going to tell you a story of how this really came about, because I was

00:10:21.020 one of those guys always yelling about the Leviathan, always arguing about, and noticed

00:10:25.700 nothing was ever getting done. This came up, and Don McGann does not get enough, because

00:10:30.800 Don had a pretty, he had some rough patches, as our first White House counsel, as I think

00:10:36.940 Don would admit. Let's say this, President Trump and Don did not see eye to eye on a couple

00:10:42.400 of three topics. But Don McGann is actually one of the silent heroes here. It was the second

00:10:47.280 list. When I got in there, we put out 10, and they hired Pence as VP. But there was still

00:10:55.660 a number, you know, it was still like 10 percent of the Republicans, 12 percent of the standard

00:10:59.220 Republicans weren't there yet for Trump. This was in August. And the concept was, let's double

00:11:05.280 down once again and work with Federalist Society and Leonard Leo and others and say, let's get

00:11:11.200 another list to show that we intend to have a couple of things, and you're going to have a deep

00:11:15.360 bench in everybody in the traditional conservative movement. And Gorsuch was on that list. And that's

00:11:21.000 for Don McGann. As I went through the list with Don McGann, McGann said, I think he was on the

00:11:25.860 second list. McGann talked to me about the administrative state. I had heard about it and

00:11:30.500 read about it, but I didn't understand it. And then I realized, aha, this is why I was the only

00:11:36.900 non-lawyer on the selection panel. Because what Don McGann laid out is really a new vision. This

00:11:43.820 is getting America, Mike, back to the constitutional republic we are. If you're going to do it, the

00:11:50.000 thing you have to go after the Leviathan on spending and everything. But like I say, it's

00:11:55.620 not, you can't cut 3% of spending. You have to programmatically go in and stop doing things.

00:12:00.120 You can't go and fire a couple of bureaucrats. It's not about individual people. You have

00:12:04.420 to take out programs and billets. And the administration, and this thing about the

00:12:09.720 administration and Chevron deference, and that's the thing that came up with Neil Gorsuch

00:12:13.640 was the intellectual firepower of then Judge Gorsuch about this topic and how a new young

00:12:20.860 generation of lawyers and judges had a little bit segued from the social conservative, you

00:12:30.440 know, gay marriage, abortion, which had traditionally been, they were now segueing to this concept of

00:12:37.240 the administrative state. And Mike Davis was the young Turk that was out there with Judge

00:12:41.900 Gorsuch, that opinion. And that is the connecting the dots that led to yesterday. And as you saw

00:12:48.640 in the open, Mike Davis, they realized the 20-year project we have ahead of us as we win again and

00:12:55.120 get more Trump judges in here. It's just started on taking down the administrative state, sir.

00:13:01.600 Absolutely. And this is a monumental decision overruling Chevron deference. And I'm listening to all

00:13:08.600 those leftists in your opening talking about how we need to defer to the experts. Hell no,

00:13:14.200 we don't need to defer to the experts. We see, we saw what happened during COVID lockdowns when we

00:13:19.880 deferred to the experts, when we deferred to the CDC, when they had us with a six-foot rule that was

00:13:26.480 not based in science, when we had these mask mandates that was not based in science, when we

00:13:32.600 closed down these schools. This is insane that we would defer to these experts, especially after

00:13:39.520 their COVID disaster, where they destroyed our country and destroyed so many people's lives.

00:13:45.140 How this is supposed to work under our Constitution is our elected members of Congress write the laws,

00:13:52.120 the president enforces those laws, along with his aides in the executive branch, but they report to

00:13:58.060 the president of the United States. And then courts are supposed to interpret those laws, including

00:14:03.820 how much power these, this executive branch, these agencies have. And what, what the courts have done

00:14:10.200 for 40 years is they just defer to these executive branch agencies. They just defer to the CDC and the

00:14:16.280 FTC and SEC and say, you know what, we're going to defer to your interpretation of your own power. And guess

00:14:22.180 what? They take more power. Yeah. I think MSNBC actually, I think there have been 18,000 formal

00:14:31.040 deferrals to the bureaucracy. That ain't happening anymore. Hang on one second. I got Bill McGinley

00:14:35.600 here from the R.C. And Bill McGinley is going to walk you through the signal, not the noise, on the

00:14:42.200 coup by the radical left led by the New York Times against Joe Biden to turf Biden out and to replace

00:14:48.020 him. It is. And by the way, you'll be able to connect the dots, ladies and gentlemen, because it's

00:14:52.900 consistent with what we've talked about before. Short commercial break on fire in the war room on a

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00:16:14.880 When the Supreme Court denied Steve Bannon sort of Hail Mary to stay out of prison, he's going to

00:16:19.220 have to report on Monday. When they denied it, it was the court saying, you've done your service on

00:16:23.940 deconstruct the administrative staple. We'll take it from here, which I thought was pretty funny.

00:16:29.420 A hundred percent. There's no doubt about that. Hey, I stand relieved, okay? It's now in your hand.

00:16:36.080 Davis, you did an amazing job. People forget Mike Davis with Associate Justice Gorsuch and then went

00:16:43.080 over to the Supreme Court as a clerk. And then Mike Davis did the really heavy lift on Kavanaugh.

00:16:48.520 And Kavanaugh is a example of that moment, that defining moment. You remember this, Mike?

00:16:54.380 There was a moment they were all over Trump and people wanted to pull the nomination.

00:16:58.820 And it was Mike Davis and Grassley. And some tough, tough, some tough hombres said, we're not doing

00:17:05.720 that. And we're not going to do that. If we do this, we're playing their game and we're not going

00:17:09.120 to do it. And that was a profound courage. McGinley. Mike, hang around for a second. I got to have you

00:17:14.340 comment on this. McGinley, you have, before you went over to the RNC, and people should know this,

00:17:20.820 you know, the RNC, and I realize there's some controversy, but hey, they're turning the apparatus

00:17:27.840 over in the pointing downrange, okay? And so right now we don't have time for petty squabbles. I'm the

00:17:33.880 king of the petty squabbles, so we don't have time for the petty squabbles. It's everybody point guns

00:17:38.540 downrange. But you and Rahim had done a research project over the last couple of years. Because

00:17:44.920 McGinley came to me and says, hey, look, we got it. And Caroline Ren is going to join us in a minute.

00:17:49.460 He said, we have a fundamental problem in the two political parties. Number one, our donors

00:17:56.240 are essentially star blank. They want to give to candidates. They want TV advertising. This is why

00:18:03.580 the consultants can be fluffers and get them all excited and have meetings with candidates. You

00:18:08.180 know, I've got this guy. I got that guy. And the money doesn't go into, it's not investing. You're

00:18:13.920 spending just on commercials, and they're the least effective thing, but it's the way the consultant

00:18:18.720 class makes the most money. He says the Democrats are in this for the, they're in this for power.

00:18:25.620 They're in this to make sure that they can keep control of the American imperial project,

00:18:30.120 and they do investments as shown in Colorado years ago. But more importantly, they're making

00:18:34.820 investments today in infrastructure. And you're the first guy to bring them. He says, hey, look,

00:18:38.960 people, and this is over a year ago, Bill McGinley came to, we spent a whole afternoon here in the

00:18:42.580 war room. In fact, it was on a Saturday. McGinley goes, here's what's disturbing. He says, this money

00:18:48.840 they're going to put in, it's going to be billions of dollars, is investing in an apparatus that is

00:18:55.040 plug and play. You don't need, you don't need Joe Biden. So walk me through that at first. We're

00:19:01.420 going to get back, and David's going to hang with us. Walk us through, there is a, folks, you got

00:19:05.640 to understand, there is a coup going on right now, a coup going on against Biden after last night.

00:19:11.280 These people hid it forever, but the New York Times, the big donor money, etc., realize what we have said

00:19:18.040 for a long time, that guy cannot beat Donald Trump. Right. And they're just not going to sit here,

00:19:22.340 and under no circumstances will they give up this apparatus. What was exposed on the night of the

00:19:28.420 debate is that Biden is simply a vehicle for the big donor class and the Democratic elites to achieve

00:19:33.980 their goals, right? That's their looking for their return on investment. And this is why they held back

00:19:39.240 the laptop from hell when it was delivered in 2019, and Biden was in fifth place. Biden finished fourth

00:19:45.320 in Iowa. He finished fifth in New Hampshire, I think. This was historically out of it, and all of a sudden,

00:19:50.320 Biden becomes the candidate. He's the vehicle. He was that middle-of-the-road guy or the thought that could,

00:19:55.580 that could, as they stole the election, had the summer love, the pandemic, everything. He was the guy, not,

00:20:01.440 not Elizabeth Warren, not Bernie Sanders, not Amy Klobuchar, but this was the guy. So the apparatus even moved

00:20:07.760 at that time. That's right. Because they're able, because they're outside, and the donors have invested in

00:20:13.220 the infrastructure. Like you said, it can become a turnkey operation when they sense a political

00:20:17.440 opportunity. And last time I was on, we talked about how the Biden campaign had signaled to the

00:20:23.600 Washington Post, this is how we're going to structure our campaign. But if you really understand how these

00:20:28.280 things work, what they really said was, this was going to be an effort that was going to allow us to

00:20:33.460 use this apparatus for whatever candidate sits atop the ticket or down ballot. And so that's why,

00:20:39.500 when you look at what they've done, they've have, the campaign is probably the smallest unit

00:20:43.580 of the, of the apparatus. The DNC and the state parties and their joint fundraising agreements are

00:20:49.800 receiving most of the money. That is not Biden-specific money. That is money going into the

00:20:54.740 Democratic Party apparatus that they're going to be able to use no matter who is atop the ticket.

00:20:59.560 And most importantly, I think, are the dark money network that they've established. And they've blessed

00:21:05.520 a number of organizations that are going to come in and support future forward.

00:21:09.500 Hang on a second, right before you get there. Remember a couple of weeks ago, we, and if Denver

00:21:12.680 can get that chart, but here, I want to go back for the Roman posse. Because, hey folks,

00:21:18.340 just because I'm leaving for a while doesn't mean I'm leaving. But this is, we're setting the

00:21:22.620 narratives here. Once again, the two narratives, the national security issue, and they have to have

00:21:29.420 a 25th amendment, and that's going to cause a constitutional crisis. Chip Roy and these guys,

00:21:32.860 we're going to drive that. But they're going to change by now. When the New York Times comes out,

00:21:38.000 for the left, the New York Times editorial is like the voice of God. So Biden's going. We have to make

00:21:43.560 that process. We have to make, when the Praetorian Guard changes out to the next general, maybe Gavin

00:21:49.280 Newsom, the next loyal general, we have to make that process as painful as possible. We have to,

00:21:55.320 because they're going to come with search for their Messiah, and then that process of the honeymoon.

00:22:00.800 When they get to, when they get to Chicago, it's going to be all sweetness and light like you've never

00:22:05.440 seen before. I mean, we have to make the process between now and then, expose to the American people

00:22:10.720 what's going on here, that this is a controlling apparatus. Here's the important thing that Bill McGinley

00:22:15.460 said on this show over a month ago. He came in with the, with the member on a Saturday, he made the

00:22:20.120 presentation, he says, look, I want people to understand something. This is not about the DNC versus

00:22:24.080 the RNC. This is not even about Biden versus Trump, or the Biden campaign versus the Trump

00:22:28.160 campaign. This is about Trump and an outgunned RNC with $2 billion of outside money from the

00:22:35.520 smartest and most vicious people out there with the best operatives that are paying the real

00:22:40.840 dollars. You don't see, things are, people hang around the DNC is like a clown show. This is the

00:22:46.020 serious money. Continue on. And also just understanding the difference between the two parties, right?

00:22:50.560 The DNC, the Democratic Party is a top-down party. The elites really have the authority

00:22:56.340 to control a lot of the nominating process, but also at the convention, have an opportunity to

00:23:01.540 really throw a wrench into Joe Biden's plans if he wants to fight this. The RNC, the Republican

00:23:06.480 Party, on the other hand, is more of a bottom-up party. If you look at how the delegates are selected,

00:23:10.960 how the governance is done. And so it's more of a grassroots focus.

00:23:15.760 That's why Dan Schultz came up with the precinct strategy. If you look at the structure of it,

00:23:19.680 it's supposed to be a grassroots party. They just cut out the grassroots. That's why the

00:23:23.400 precinct strategy. But it's also why we talked about the posse is the difference maker. Big.

00:23:28.300 Right? Because they may have the billions. It's Trump versus the popular, versus the posse,

00:23:32.220 because that, the posses, they get out the vote and more as importantly, the stop the steal is,

00:23:39.420 which would cost a couple of billion dollars if you had to pay for that manpower. Here,

00:23:43.020 it's going to be volunteers. That's right. And that's why we talked about signing up so that you

00:23:46.620 can be put to work and volunteer, put the sweat equity into this election, counteract the billions

00:23:52.060 of dark, dark money that are coming after President Trump and the Republicans. And that's

00:23:55.880 why you go to protect the vote, to sign up to be a poll watcher in the battleground states. That's

00:24:00.300 why you go to Trump Force 47. That's why you go to swampthevoteusa.com so that you can figure out

00:24:06.460 the best way for you to vote. And you become a force multiplier. You find 10 of your friends

00:24:10.980 to either volunteer as a poll watcher or to make sure that they go out there and cast their ballots

00:24:15.620 and so that we can have something to argue over if there's any sort of post-election proceedings.

00:24:21.040 But let's go back to the Democratic structure. So they have, you know, just like you said,

00:24:26.280 it's Biden, DNC plus billions of dark money versus Trump, RNC and the posse volunteer army.

00:24:33.420 Now, the way that they structured this, and they said that they were breaking new ground,

00:24:37.340 they're not really breaking that much new ground. But what they're doing is, when you see these

00:24:41.320 million dollar fundraisers with all of the Hollywood types and all the billionaires

00:24:44.720 from Silicon Valley. The 30 million they had in New York City and another 28 million they got in.

00:24:49.000 That's right. 30 million is not going into the Trump campaign. Most of that money is...

00:24:52.220 You mean not going to the Biden campaign. Excuse me, to the Biden campaign.

00:24:55.240 That money is actually going into the DNC and the Democratic state parties.

00:24:59.360 That is non-Biden specific money. That is money that can be used for anybody who sits atop the ticket.

00:25:05.960 So when you think about all this money that's coming into these joint fundraising agreements

00:25:10.020 with a million dollars... It's not tied to Biden. It's not tied to Biden.

00:25:13.060 Folks, repeat this, and all the left-wing media watching us, we understand what's going on here.

00:25:18.360 Follow the money. So let me go back. When you see these, the one in Radio City Music Hall

00:25:24.140 was, I think, $28 million. The one in Hollywood by George Clooney and these guys were $30 million.

00:25:30.420 When you see these massive fundraisers, that doesn't stick to Joe Biden.

00:25:34.700 That goes into the committee, and the committee then funnels it down to the state parties.

00:25:38.500 All those donations to the state parties come back to the DNC.

00:25:41.220 So on the evening of the 28th of August, if that nominee that walks down the stage is

00:25:45.140 Gavin Newsom or Michelle Obama or Ofer Winfrey, it's whoever that person is, the official

00:25:51.140 Democratic nominee.

00:25:51.940 A lot of that money is available. A lot of that money is available.

00:25:55.480 But all of the $2 billion in the invested infrastructure around it.

00:26:00.040 In the Dark Money Network?

00:26:00.860 That's available. So what does this mean? There are a number of hurdles that the Democrats

00:26:07.320 have to replacing Joe Biden. Number one, they've been lecturing us for years about they're the

00:26:12.600 party of democracy. They need to preserve democracy. And now the Democratic elites are actively and

00:26:18.760 openly talking about disenfranchising every Democratic primary voter who voted for Joe Biden.

00:26:24.380 Why? Because they don't think he can win. They're concerned that he may not win an election.

00:26:30.520 The Democrats actually have a history of this. At the Senate level, if you look in New Jersey,

00:26:35.100 Bob Torselli was a sitting U.S. senator, Democrat, ran into a big ethics scandal. After the primary had

00:26:42.360 already been done and he was the nominee, Democrats realized he couldn't win. So they actually sued in

00:26:47.960 New Jersey to be able to swap him out for Frank Lautenberg, who was a former senator who they then put on the

00:26:53.700 ballot and ended up prevailing in the election. So when you're a Democratic primary voter, you have

00:26:58.920 to realize your vote may not actually determine who your nominee is going to be in the general

00:27:05.040 election if the Democratic elites disagree with your choice.

00:27:07.880 There's zero probability of this. OK, we're going to take a short commercial break.

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00:27:33.600 slash Bannon. Go talk to Philip Patrick and the team. Make sure you do it today.

00:27:37.500 Before I go to break, I want to make an observation. The DNC is actually run like when the

00:27:43.520 Bolshevik, when the revolution in Russia started, the Bolsheviks had very little to do with it.

00:27:49.140 It was British intelligence, French intelligence that collapsed the Romanovs.

00:27:52.800 The Soviets. Soviets were just coordinating committees. The Soviets, it wasn't the Soviet,

00:27:57.520 the Soviets, the local Soviet was a coordinating committee that made all the decisions.

00:28:02.080 The DNC was set up as an American Soviet. It was set up in very structure to have the labor unions

00:28:07.320 have a piece. Every big power group would have their seat at the table. The people, not so much.

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00:29:16.220 When the Supreme Court denied Steve Bannon sort of Hail Mary to stay out of prison, he's going to have to

00:29:21.220 report on Monday, when they denied it, that it was the court saying, you've done your service on

00:29:25.820 deconstructing administrative state, but we'll take it from here, which was pretty funny.

00:29:31.540 I stand relieved. Mike Davis, you've been in this fight. And folks, here's why, because this is the

00:29:37.840 Trump revolution. The Trump revolution is in full and they know it. And we can't be stopped. The only way

00:29:44.320 we can be stopped is if we quit. And we're not going to quit. You're just now getting your power.

00:29:52.060 It's that old, I think it's from the Hindu, I think it's from the Hindu religions. They have a thing

00:29:57.280 called the Roar of Awakening. And it's about a little tiger that gets lost from his mom and is

00:30:04.200 raised by a collection of sheep. And he runs around with sheep and he plays with sheep and he does

00:30:11.400 everything with sheep. He's, you know, he's, he's raised by sheep. And then one day, I think they

00:30:16.160 come up on a, on a carcass and he looks over and he jumps over and looks at it and sniffs around it

00:30:20.820 and sniffs around it. And then he takes a bite as a carnivore of meat. And as soon as it happened,

00:30:26.220 it's like, he just roars like a, like a lion. Right. And that's, that's what this movement,

00:30:33.140 this movement and this, what happened yesterday, quite frankly, what happened this entire Supreme

00:30:38.440 Court session. And you're going to see this on Monday, I think with the immunity, but you saw

00:30:42.540 with Fisher yesterday, Mike Davis, people have worked for decades for this. And this is not a

00:30:48.440 small win. This is a big one. The woman last night that was on Alex Wagner, she was absolutely

00:30:54.220 brilliant. I mean, she walked in, she goes, look, even people on the left, you do not understand

00:30:58.480 how big this is. This is actually how they start to take apart the federal government. You know,

00:31:04.040 we are, we are the party of government Democrats and always increase it. This, they've now laid

00:31:08.820 it out and we can't reverse it. They were gobsmacked. So Davis, give me your assessment.

00:31:15.200 How do we get here? Where are we? And where are we going to go? The judges are everything.

00:31:18.920 Every Republican in this, in the war and posse, you must clip this piece and get it to your

00:31:23.680 friends sitting there going, you know, on TV. I don't know. Trump has mean tweets and Trump

00:31:28.100 says bad things and Trump's mean and, you know, Trump and Stormy Daniels and Trump in this

00:31:32.780 and Trump in that. And when Trump gets sentenced to prison on the 11th, it doesn't matter.

00:31:37.720 This is the thing itself. If you want to, if you want to get back to liberty, you want

00:31:43.440 to beat tyranny back. If you want to be free men and women, if you want to slay the Leviathan,

00:31:50.000 this is, you know, it's project 2025 and everybody's doing it from the executive branch. It's supporting

00:31:54.920 those people in the house that want to pass legislation to do this. And the third angle of

00:32:01.200 attack is the Supreme Court. And they have delivered a victory that is the biggest victory

00:32:06.620 we've ever had in taming the Leviathan. Mike Davis, your thoughts?

00:32:11.000 Well, I would say this. The political branches are not going to drain the swamp because they

00:32:17.000 are the reptiles. The executive branch, Congress, they're not going to drain the swamp. No matter

00:32:22.400 how hard Republicans try, that's not going to happen. You know who's going to drain the swamp?

00:32:27.520 Well, the federal judges, the plumbers, right? Those are the people who are going to drain

00:32:31.440 the swamp because they're going to, over the next 20 years, put the federal government

00:32:36.760 back into its place as the Constitution requires, where Congress writes the laws, our elected members

00:32:44.940 of Congress write the laws, the president and the executive branch enforce the laws, and judges

00:32:50.700 decide cases and controversies. They interpret the laws. And we're not going to have these unelected,

00:32:57.040 unaccountable executive branch bureaucrats steal all that power from the other branches and then

00:33:03.760 steal power that belongs to the states and we the people, as confirmed by the 10th Amendment.

00:33:10.660 So you're going to see the federal government lose its power, and it's going to return to the states

00:33:15.860 and the people. And then you're going to see the power that remains with the federal government

00:33:20.380 divided among the branches as it was intended under the Constitution.

00:33:26.380 Amen. That's a vision, brother. They say Trump has no vision. That's the vision. That's MAGA.

00:33:31.740 That's what MAGA has delivered. This is how you get this republic back to a constitutional republic

00:33:37.120 and away from this madness. Now, Mike Davis, Article 3, you're such a central player here. You have a big

00:33:42.540 part of this as I get relieved on Monday morning. You're going to have a big part of this going forward.

00:33:47.720 What is your how do people get to Article 3? Well, let me just make a point about that,

00:33:52.260 because Steve is too modest to say this. I don't think Biden understands what a mistake they are

00:33:58.040 making by sending Steve Bannon to jail, because he's going to go in like the nation of Islam and

00:34:03.100 convert the whole jail to MAGA. They're going to come out with all these Trump supporters in jail,

00:34:09.300 and then he's going to come out guns a blazing the week before the election. He's going to become

00:34:14.160 a legend, right? If you think Steve Bannon is a legend now, wait until he comes out of prison

00:34:19.520 with all these conflicts. I don't, you know, I love history. I don't want to say anything,

00:34:25.640 but Bastille Day is celebrating the 14th. That's when we went to the prison with the guys at,

00:34:30.460 and also people, you study the Russian Revolution. It didn't really kick in until they got the jails

00:34:35.480 and got the revolutionaries out. Just saying, Mike Davis, you're great. Article 3 project,

00:34:40.660 you're the tip of the spear. Where do people go, brother? Article 3 project.org. Article 3 project.org.

00:34:48.560 You can donate there. We're not going to piss away your money on stupid TV ads. We're doing our own

00:34:55.120 lawfare. We're lean and mean, and we're fighting back. Maybe we'll go bust Steve out of prison.

00:35:00.740 We'll bust Steve out of prison. We'll use that money. No, hold it, hold it. Tell me, no, no, hang on,

00:35:05.380 but real quickly, give it the criminal referral. You got a criminal referral for what the number,

00:35:09.520 the person that heads the civil rights division of the justice department, you sent a criminal

00:35:14.580 referral over to? Well, we did a criminal referral. We did an office of professional

00:35:18.980 responsibility complaint. We did a bar complaint in DC. We did a bar complaint in New York. We've

00:35:24.660 gone after these Obama and Biden and other Democrat judges with judicial misconduct complaints. We're not

00:35:30.000 messing around. We're not pissing away money on TV ads to line our pockets. I've spent two and a

00:35:35.280 half million dollars of my own money running this because I'm crazy. And so we're spending this

00:35:39.240 money effectively and efficiently, and we're moving the ball. There's a reason that the Supreme

00:35:44.820 Court, there's a reason that John Roberts, the chief justice of the Supreme Court, joined the majority

00:35:50.180 and wrote the opinion. He felt comfortable enough joining the Chevron majority and write the opinion.

00:35:55.380 It's because we've changed the politics over the last four years. And Steve Bannon was the leader of

00:36:01.060 that. Hold it. Hold it. Now that I'm not looking for now that I'm not looking for a stay, we can be,

00:36:08.560 we can talk turkey. I'm just kidding. I got to say, though, it's kind of shocking to me, given the

00:36:15.000 genesis of this and given an extraordinary. And by the way, you got to read Gorses' story about his

00:36:19.060 mother that he adored his mother. His mother was his hero. What she went through in the Reagan

00:36:24.860 administration. I mean, she is a she's MAGA before MAGA. This one was tough as boot leather. And hey,

00:36:30.540 she didn't want she wouldn't work any nonsense. I mean, just an extraordinary woman. You see that

00:36:34.700 he his formation, he's molded in her image and likeness. And the reason he's looked at this

00:36:40.200 intellectually is so powerful and so important about the difference between liberty and tyranny.

00:36:44.220 A lot of people talk about it. He went to the heart of what does it really mean? Mike Davis,

00:36:48.840 given it's so monumental, and it'll be talked about and discussed for decades and decades and

00:36:54.500 decades. Why was Neil Gorsuch? Why didn't Neil Gorsuch write the leader? Why did I don't want to say

00:36:59.520 Roberts kind of came in and globbed on to the to the glory, but he did come on and glob onto the

00:37:05.140 glory? How did that happen? Well, I would say this, I would say Newt Gingrich used to talk about

00:37:10.300 this. If you want politicians to get anything done, you have to build the parade and let the

00:37:16.680 politicians lead the parade. So if John Roberts wants to be the politician leading the parade on

00:37:22.840 Chevron, great. As long as we have his vote, I don't give a damn who's leading the parade. As long

00:37:27.380 as we're overturning Chevron and deconstructing the administrative state. Look, the real answer

00:37:32.880 is, is as the chief justice, if he's in the majority, he gets to assign the opinion. And so

00:37:38.080 he assigned the opinion to himself. I'm surprised he didn't assign it to Gorsuch. But you know what,

00:37:43.380 if we have the chief justice's vote and he's not being a squish and a wep, great.

00:37:47.480 I think Roberts had enough of war room saying it's the Thomas court. Pay a letter on his saying it's

00:37:52.920 the Thomas court. He went on the biggest thing they're ever going to do. He went to put his name on

00:37:55.940 it's the Roberts court. Last thing for you. I got to have that. And McGinley, I want you to jump

00:38:00.420 into, uh, since, uh, associate justice Jackson was with us on Fisher and it's a separate opinion,

00:38:08.600 but it ain't too shabby. I'm not a lawyer, but Hey, she's on our side of the football on one

00:38:13.380 that's huge and blowing up the, and that'll lead to massive investigations of the justice department.

00:38:18.560 And, and, uh, I think the Notre Dame law professor, uh, Coney Barrett, Coney Barrett's a little

00:38:24.600 jiggy right now. Where do we stand? I thought, uh, I thought this was supposed to be, I thought

00:38:28.640 she was supposed to be a conservative. What's going on here. And we got judge Jackson on our side of

00:38:32.560 the football, right in her own opinion that concurs. And she's taken quite frankly, a quite

00:38:37.980 courageous stand. Uh, what is this? What's the deal with the Notre Dame law professor?

00:38:43.300 I would say this to justice, Amy Coney Barrett, if you're deciding whether to, uh, join an opinion

00:38:51.400 or not join an opinion, you look over on the right and you see justice Jackson and you're,

00:38:58.880 you're not at least on the right, then maybe you should get your head out of your ass.

00:39:02.920 Like you are a rattled law professor and you think your job is to grade law school exams instead

00:39:11.440 of exercising good judgment. She's not some liberal. She's not some David suitor, but she's

00:39:17.100 some rattled law professor who thinks that she is the smartest person in the room. And she has to

00:39:22.860 prove to everyone why she's the smartest person in the room. Just get to the right damn results.

00:39:28.740 Just get to the right one. You see judge Jackson, Mike Davis. Thank you, brother. Appreciate you.

00:39:33.980 Thank you, sir. Did that, you're a student of this. That shocked you a little bit.

00:39:38.280 Jackson joining the majority. Yeah. Yes. And right. Independent opinion, but the opinion is pretty,

00:39:43.560 you know, it's pretty strong. Yeah. You think that's a good rule for, for associate justice,

00:39:49.380 Coney Barrett. When you see judge Jackson over there sitting with Thomas and Gorsuch and Alito,

00:39:54.620 maybe you're, you know, maybe you slide your papers over there.

00:39:56.900 You're worried about your personal politics. It gives you all the cover you need.

00:39:59.200 The fact that she joined the majority. Do you think it's, you think it's sometimes it gets that

00:40:02.760 political? Yeah, I do. I think sometimes it does, but at the end, I would not opine that maybe my,

00:40:07.880 maybe it was not the best time to drop my stay in during the firefight, the firestorm they're

00:40:13.360 having right now. And Hey, they're just left immunity. They got out of town and they're

00:40:17.180 leaving immunity for Monday. The point to remember is even before, um, president Trump was able to

00:40:22.900 get his justices onto the Supreme court, the Supreme court was very skeptical of taking these

00:40:27.880 vague criminal statutes and giving them an overbroad application. Right. We saw it in the,

00:40:33.180 you know, Enron case. We saw it in the Bob McDonald case. And this is the grandson of Enron,

00:40:38.660 right? Cause they really took the Enron. That's right. Filings and tried to back. This is Andrew

00:40:42.520 Weissman who will be deeply investigated. And Jack Smith, I think was Bob, was Bob

00:40:46.880 McDonald. A hundred percent. A hundred percent. And so the Supreme court, because remember the rule

00:40:50.660 of lenity. I mean, the, the, the governing philosophy is always that the criminal statute is

00:40:54.280 supposed to have a very narrow application so that a man of, of common intelligence can know what

00:40:58.740 is right and what is wrong, what is prohibited and what is permitted. And when they're taking

00:41:02.500 these statutes and giving them an overly broad application, it's really unfair to the defendants

00:41:07.220 because how do you prove the negative? Right. I mean, these guys are, are, are being charged

00:41:11.400 with things where it just doesn't have any application. What happened in New York. Do I

00:41:15.300 have Caroline run up? We're going to try to get her. Let's go back to this coup. I want to make

00:41:20.000 sure I want to reset and explain to people, uh, what's happening. There, there is an apparatus

00:41:26.280 that's well-funded of a couple of billion dollars. Yeah. That is what controls the administrative

00:41:30.500 state and the deep state and puts these radical Democrats in. They're not going to just, that's

00:41:35.380 who, that's who put Biden in to run in the summer of love. Right. Then he's, he, he, he, they,

00:41:40.480 they didn't have a primary, right. They wouldn't have a primary. They wouldn't debate. Wouldn't

00:41:44.140 debate. No debates to keep Biden. And then when Biden, when it's obvious. And they changed

00:41:47.760 the primary schedule. Changed his schedule. Now they realize, and they've realized this over

00:41:52.360 a couple of months. This is, this is the suppression of information that Biden's not.

00:41:56.020 The wall street journal broke this a month ago about talking about, you know, advisors.

00:42:00.420 He's very slow. And they came out in a firestorm and said, it's not true. We know from Europe,

00:42:04.520 people that contact us from Europe when, when Biden was over there for the 80th commemoration

00:42:08.920 of D-Day and also stayed around for the French, uh, stay the, or I guess he came back and went

00:42:14.000 back for the French, um, for the French, uh, you know, celebration of, uh, of, uh, of their

00:42:20.340 celebration that he was, he was slow. He was slow on the uptake. So people have known

00:42:24.020 this for a while. And remember when people were posting the videos of him walking around

00:42:28.840 or getting lost or stumbling his words, those were cheap fakes. Remember that was the narrative

00:42:33.080 that was coming out of the white house. Zen master, Zen master, Jean Pierre.

00:42:36.480 So suddenly that dropped, uh, with the debate because everybody saw it. And one of the things

00:42:42.340 that, that, that I've talked about with people is, you know, one of the reasons that, that,

00:42:45.940 that cheap fake narrative doesn't take hold is because especially in modern day America,

00:42:50.820 people of my generation are taking care of their kids, but they're also taking care of

00:42:54.440 their elderly parents who are in nursing homes, memory units across the country. And they recognize

00:42:59.360 what's going on. You can't spin it. They see it. Okay. We're going to take a short commercial

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00:44:43.960 Okay. McGinley is going to stay with us for a while. I got Carolyn running coming in. Mo's around

00:44:48.200 Raheem's from, uh, we're going to go to England and Raheem is on the campaign trail with Nigel Farage.

00:44:52.820 Remember massive vote there on July 4th and tomorrow round one and the modern French revolution. We're

00:45:01.340 going to get to all that throughout the show. I want to bring a Bruce Castor and Marley Hornick

00:45:05.500 from up in Pennsylvania. Bruce, uh, folks remember you is that you were one of president Trump's

00:45:10.000 impeachment lawyers on impeachment. Number one, you've got something that when Jack Posobiec calls

00:45:14.240 me up and a couple of other colleagues, I haven't said this thing's explosive and Castor's on top of it.

00:45:19.060 What, what in the hell's going on? What do you just, you're, you're, you're, you're, you're,

00:45:23.060 you're up there and you're saying you, you know about voter fraud or what's happening? Cause

00:45:26.740 Pennsylvania, you know, Josh Shapiro is going to offer himself to the nation here in a couple of

00:45:31.720 weeks as a, as a savior to the democratic party. So what in the hell's going on in Pennsylvania?

00:45:37.940 Well, it was, it's not that it's not necessarily voter fraud. It's simply that we, we've discovered

00:45:44.180 that, uh, in Pennsylvania and we think it's throughout the nation that, um, the various

00:45:49.140 minimal touchstones that Congress requires before we can determine whether an election is

00:45:54.500 reliable or not, are not being met and we're not met, uh, in the 2022 election. So I filed an action

00:46:01.220 in, uh, in Harrisburg in federal court, uh, saying that here's how we know it wasn't followed in 2022.

00:46:08.660 And we're afraid that if we don't make some changes, those same problems are going to occur

00:46:13.220 in 2024. And, uh, it's not accusing anybody of doing anything wrong. And it's not, it's not, um,

00:46:19.380 trying to reverse the election. It's saying just as a matter of mathematics, Congress has said you're

00:46:26.100 only allowed to have a certain number of errors in an election. And, uh, in Pennsylvania in 2022,

00:46:32.340 we poll voted over that number. And, um, it, it's the, the idea of, um, if you go buy a fancy Swiss

00:46:40.340 watch and it runs a couple seconds fast a day, uh, you think you have a marvel of engineering. If it

00:46:45.620 runs five minutes fast a day, you send it back because it's no longer reliable when you check your,

00:46:50.100 check your watch. And what we were, what we saw in 2022 and, and all the, uh, the vote count

00:46:57.220 legislation or, or, or litigation, um, was that if it didn't, if there wasn't evidence that it,

00:47:03.300 that the so-called fraud would overturn the election, then, uh, um, then that's okay.

00:47:09.940 We don't need to look any further. And what kept bothering me about that was,

00:47:14.180 at what point do we say that we're, the election has sufficient number of flaws that we don't have

00:47:19.140 confidence in its reliability. So when, uh, Marley and United Sovereign Americans, uh, asked me to take

00:47:26.100 a look at their ideas in this area, it matched up with the, the ones I had been, I had been mulling

00:47:31.620 on for the last couple of years. And, uh, I thought they were right. And I just agreed to take on the

00:47:36.740 case. But, okay, but hang on for one second before I get to Marley. When you say congressional,

00:47:41.940 they, congressional is putting in a template and that template is not being met. Be specific.

00:47:46.340 What do you mean by that? Well, in the, um, in the help of Eric America Vote Act, uh, Congress

00:47:54.340 said that you can have, uh, in, in, in any given federal election run by a state, you can have

00:48:01.220 one in 10 million, uh, ballot positions, uh, with an error. Now, a ballot position is each one of

00:48:09.860 those little dots you fill in. So the Federal Election Commission figured out that in order to

00:48:15.700 get to 10 million ballot positions, you have to have 125,000 ballots. So you can have one error per

00:48:23.540 125,000 ballots. So in Pennsylvania, there are five and a half million votes cast,

00:48:28.740 you divide 125,000 into five and a half million, and you come up with some number,

00:48:33.780 like we, we calculated it out to between 43 and 44 errors, uh, in the election before you could,

00:48:40.820 you could say, um, that the election is no longer reliable if you had more errors than that.

00:48:46.500 Well, in one area alone, and we, and we listed a number of them in our petition,

00:48:50.740 but in one area alone, there were 9,100 more votes counted than there were ballots cast. So you

00:48:58.900 have 91 errors right there. Now, I just want to repeat that for the, for the, the audience,

00:49:04.980 there were 9,100 plus votes counted more than there were ballots cast. So you know that those are errors

00:49:14.820 by the tabulators in over counting. Hang on, hang on, hang on. Slow down for a second.

00:49:22.500 Ballots are what counts. It's ballots that count at the end of the day. That's the first one, not votes.

00:49:26.980 Are you telling me that you found that there were more votes counted than actually they had ballots?

00:49:32.660 And this was all coming through the Secretary of State and the, in the local election officials?

00:49:37.540 Yes, that's right. So, so you know that there's a, there's a problem right there and nobody seemed

00:49:42.180 to care about it. Well, hold it, but hang on, hang on, full stop. You have an entire apparatus from

00:49:47.700 the local level all the way up to the Secretary of State of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania that has

00:49:52.340 to certify this. How can you legally certify it? If, if your numbers are correct, how can you actually

00:49:57.700 go through a legal certification, sir? Well, there is no provision, evidently, for election officials

00:50:06.500 certifying elections that they know have these errors in them. They just say so. And one of the

00:50:12.100 things we put in the petition is we asked the federal judge to, to say that you cannot certify an election

00:50:17.780 unless you can, you can say that the law has been complied with and there have been fewer errors than the

00:50:24.580 Congress allows in the conduct of that election. So yeah, a federal or state and county officials

00:50:32.900 were signing off on elections and verifying them without actually knowing them to have accurate results.

00:50:40.900 Okay, hang on with Texas. So Marlee, how did you get, how did you and your group get involved in this?

00:50:47.220 I picked up a clipboard in July of 2021 and founded New York Citizens Audit,

00:50:53.300 which we began looking at what we thought were anomalies, millions of anomalies in the New York

00:50:59.220 State voter roll database, where you have, you know, people registered to vote before they're born,

00:51:04.500 people voting before they're registered, purged registrations, casting ballots, all this stuff.

00:51:09.700 We said, oh, look at all these anomalies. Harry Howery and I founded United Sovereign Americans

00:51:15.220 after we took all that data from New York and put it next to the law. And we said, this isn't anomalies.

00:51:19.940 It looks like we might have uncovered over 5 million felonies in the New York State voter

00:51:25.140 registration list that amounted in the 2022 midterm to 745,000 apparently illegal votes.

00:51:32.340 Wow. I tell you, can you guys hang on for one second? We're going to hold you through the break.

00:51:38.420 We got a lot. We're going to go to England and Raheem Kassam is on the campaign trail with Nigel Farage

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00:51:57.940 a special edition of War Room from 8 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time to 930. And then

00:52:04.820 the change of command show temporarily being relieved by the War Room working group and our

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Bannon's War Room - June 29, 2024

Episode 3721： The Elite Coup Against Joe Biden

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