Bannon's War Room - Episode 3759： WarRoom RNC Special Day 2

00:00:00.000 is shows you how the party has changed since 2016. In 2016, he picked Mike Pence because back then

00:00:05.060 he needed some help from evangelicals. He had to reassure some Republicans that he could be the

00:00:10.680 choice. That is no longer the case. This is not any sort of even somewhat moderate Republican

00:00:15.820 like a Rubio or a Burgum. This is full on MAGA. This is his ideological heir apparent. This is

00:00:21.320 Trump and his team feeling very confident, very confident about where they stand in this election

00:00:26.120 to allow them to go to Vance. It's also a push here to play on the economic populism and nationalism

00:00:34.820 that has worked with Trump voters, white working class voters, particularly in those Rust Belt states

00:00:40.320 that we all believe will decide this election. The Vance pick is one they believe. Ohio, of course,

00:00:46.300 no longer a battleground state. It's pretty deeply red at this point. But now Pennsylvania,

00:00:51.700 Wisconsin and Michigan, and particularly Pennsylvania, Western Pennsylvania, they think

00:00:56.700 is now Vance helps solidifies their case there. And we should note, Willie, that the Vance and Trump,

00:01:03.920 their relationship really blossomed in the wake of the East Palestine train crash. Vance was a

00:01:09.460 outspoken critic of the Biden administration's response. That moment, according to Trump camp,

00:01:14.420 when Trump went out there, they see his key to his political comeback. It was not long after the

00:01:19.300 disastrous 2022 midterms. They saw the response Trump got there and believed that could still

00:01:24.040 be a winning coalition going forward. Are you worried that Senator Vance is proposing a sort

00:01:29.860 of procedural radicalism, saying he would do what Trump wanted Mike Pence to do, even though Mike Pence

00:01:35.320 wouldn't do it, suggesting that Trump shouldn't follow court orders, shouldn't even follow Supreme

00:01:39.880 Court rulings? There's an argument that's been made. I don't think Senator Vance is a very high

00:01:45.600 profile figure yet. And so I'm not sure how well this has translated broadly to the public. But

00:01:52.140 the argument has been made about him that he's proposing a form of sort of procedural radicalism

00:01:56.640 for Trump that is more radical than even Trump has suggested in the past. Do you subscribe to that?

00:02:03.740 So there is a plan written down on paper to transition American democracy to autocracy.

00:02:13.220 There is a very mainstream element of the Republican Party and Trump's infrastructure that is very thoughtful

00:02:22.580 about how they are going to end Democratic norms. J.D. Vance is part of that infrastructure.

00:02:29.500 He has been fairly public in his antipathy for democracy. There is just a dominant strain in the

00:02:36.600 Republican Party and some of the sort of thin intellectual veneer that covers Trumpism that

00:02:42.900 J.D. Vance is a big part of that simply believes that democracy is antiquated, that it doesn't work any

00:02:49.800 longer, that we would be better off if we just had one person in charge and the rest of us were

00:02:54.400 of our rights and that we put men back in charge, that we created this nation in a new cloak of 0.66

00:03:04.820 Christian nationalism. That's where J.D. Vance comes from. And he talks of good game. But if you really

00:03:12.320 listen to him, he is being picked in part because he is going to help shape this transition away from

00:03:19.460 democratic norms, this transition to a white, patriarchal, Christian-dominated nation, something 0.98

00:03:26.140 that's very different, right, than the nation that many of us have thought we have been a part of this

00:03:31.620 many years.

00:03:35.060 This is the primal scream of a dying regime. Pray for our enemies because we're going medieval on

00:03:43.520 these people.

00:03:44.520 J.D. Vance has not got a free shot at all these networks lying about the people. The people have had a

00:03:50.320 belly full of it. I know you don't like hearing that. I know you try to do everything in the world to stop

00:03:54.540 that, but you're not going to stop it. It's going to happen.

00:03:56.700 And where do people like that go to share the big lie? Mega media. I wish in my soul, I wish that any of these

00:04:04.980 people had a conscience. Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose? If that answer is to

00:04:12.540 save my country, this country will be saved.

00:04:17.000 War Room. Here's your host, Stephen K. Bannon.

00:04:27.100 Welcome to The War Room. It's Natalie G. Winters hosting live from Milwaukee at the RNC today,

00:04:32.360 Tuesday, July 16th in the year of our Lord, 2024. Quite the evening we had last night. It was great

00:04:39.300 to see President Trump as always, and of course, the selection of J.D. Vance as his vice president.

00:04:45.340 We broke it down yesterday a little bit on the afternoon show, but I'm honored to be able to

00:04:50.080 bring in Dr. Darren J. Beattie to sort of walk the War Room posse through why we think J.D. Vance is

00:04:56.640 such a good choice. I also have, if you want to go to the two shot, the one and only Raheem,

00:05:01.320 also Raheem J. Kassam, right? We like to do middle initials here in the War Room. Js are all good.

00:05:06.400 Js are the good ones. That's how you know. What's yours? G. Yeah, we don't like that. Js over Gs, 1.00

00:05:12.600 definitely. I think G's better. Ask Darren. Well, Darren J. Beattie, emphasis on the J. 0.74

00:05:18.600 You have been a strong proponent of J.D. Vance. I would love for you to sort of walk us through this

00:05:23.800 decision, but particularly I've gotten a lot of comments from the War Room posse last night,

00:05:28.160 how we sort of reconcile with the fact that he has made some Never Trump remarks in the past and

00:05:34.700 why you think that he was indeed a good selection for President Trump to make.

00:05:39.880 Absolutely. First of all, I'd like to say it's great to be with you, Natalie. It's great,

00:05:44.320 especially great to be with Raheem. You know, it's nostalgic. I remember the old days,

00:05:49.160 the old days of War Room. It kind of brings me back to that. We had some great,

00:05:53.040 great times in the early days of War Room, and it makes me think of Steve and everything that's

00:05:59.280 happened. So great to be here. And yes, about Vance, you know, Revolver News, I'm very proud that

00:06:06.760 we, just like the War Room, we're always ahead of the curve. It's almost unfair. The people who watch

00:06:12.380 War Room and read Revolver.News, the advantage they have in terms of being on the bleeding edge of

00:06:18.460 political developments, it's almost unfair. Like when you think about how we wrote a whole thing

00:06:24.380 about Elon taking over Twitter before it was public, he was even interested, to the Color

00:06:29.420 Revolution series, to the January 6th thing, and then calling for J.D. Vance, explaining why he would

00:06:34.860 be the great choice. We ran this like four months ago, and I think it's a critical piece for people

00:06:41.440 to read if they're not familiar with Vance and who he is. It's up there at Revolver.News right now.

00:06:46.840 And yes, as you pointed out, he wasn't always for Trump, but he was for Trump in a deeper sense

00:06:53.260 that, you know, his entry into the political stage is through this book called Hillbilly Elegy.

00:06:59.000 And that book really sort of captured, in a deep sense, the underlying developments going on in the

00:07:08.840 country that helped pave the way for the success of the Trump movement, the America First movement,

00:07:14.760 the movement that was concerned with fixing our trade deals, fixing our immigration problems,

00:07:20.620 fixing our foreign policy problems. J.D. grew up and lived amongst the very communities

00:07:26.440 that were sold out and destroyed by our corrupt elite. And so even back when he was not the biggest

00:07:34.460 Trump supporter, he was on this deeper sort of sense of ideological affinity. He was in tune and

00:07:42.780 resonated with the underlying currents responsible for the America First movement that Trump led.

00:07:50.640 And for that reason, I think it was almost inevitable that once, you know, you cut through

00:07:55.480 the media lies, J.D. would be one of Trump's biggest supporters as he's become and remains to this day.

00:08:03.520 And so I think there's all this talk. You know, I've been one to really dump on this concept of

00:08:09.200 Trumpism after Trump, because it's constantly used by people who don't understand the unique

00:08:16.980 importance of Trump's style of leadership and really just want to undermine everything Trump

00:08:22.480 stands for. But I think it's important to have someone who embodies at a core level, both in the

00:08:29.400 brain and sort of in the biography, the underlying logic and momentum behind Trump's victory in 2016.

00:08:43.320 And so I feel good that Trump picks someone who embodies that legacy and who can fulfill that legacy

00:08:51.560 in his role as vice president and then possibly beyond in the future. It's it's smart from a kind of,

00:08:58.480 I guess, you know, it's not narrow, but it's, you know, it's still important to win the election.

00:09:03.420 Trump's a winner. He cares about winning. Vance has won. So there are a lot of sort of electoral

00:09:08.120 advantages in terms of 2024 race. But I'm more pleased and optimistic about the longer term

00:09:15.980 advantages of having someone. And we should be optimistic, too, I think, when you see where

00:09:21.780 the opposition has been mounted from. Obviously, John Bolton, Karl Rove, Rupert Murdoch,

00:09:26.720 Rahim, I want to bring you in on this when you see who's sort of opposed, right, to the selection

00:09:32.280 of J.D. Vance. I know we were talking about this a little bit yesterday with Jack Posobiec.

00:09:36.260 But can you sort of walk us through why you think this is confirmation that that President Trump

00:09:40.340 is really sticking to that America first? He's not letting the, you know, consultant class,

00:09:45.200 the sort of establishment wing of the Republican Party have a hand in his selection.

00:09:50.040 Yeah, look, we had a piece up yesterday on the National Pulse by one of our long term contributors,

00:09:54.600 Thomas Farnon, and he described J.D. Vance as the non-compromise candidate, right? And it's not just

00:10:00.600 being a non-compromise candidate. It's being kind of a technocrat, really. Somebody, something that we

00:10:06.660 were missing a lot of, I think Darren can speak to this more, in 2016, was actually not just the true

00:10:12.940 believers that we were missing out on, but actually people who knew how to advance the football,

00:10:17.040 who knew how to, you know, sink their teeth into legislation. I just ran into Pete Hegseth out on the

00:10:23.080 street and I said to him, you know why I like J.D. Vance? Because he's a nerd. And actually we do need...

00:10:27.720 He doesn't need seed oils.

00:10:28.580 Right. And we do need that kind of like detail-driven, detail-oriented person in there to

00:10:36.020 help Trump advance the football. This is a finite amount of time that they have. They've got to get

00:10:41.960 a lot done. And he's, you know, let's face it, he's also got the youth factor, the energy factor,

00:10:48.540 to be able to bring that into the team, into the ticket, and to say to vast swathes of America,

00:10:55.700 actually, you know, you don't just have one person at the top of your ticket saying the

00:11:00.360 things you believe in. You now have two people at the top of your ticket, not just saying the

00:11:04.220 things you believe in, but who know how to get things done. I think there too are a lot of

00:11:07.900 similarities between J.D. Vance and Stephen K. Bannon, in that they worked their way up, right,

00:11:13.400 from sort of blue-collar backgrounds. And they joined the military. They went to these elite

00:11:18.220 institutions. Steve, in his case, worked on Wall Street for J.D. Vance. It was venture capital.

00:11:22.720 But I think in many ways, the left and the establishment sort of used them as not class

00:11:26.200 traitors, but in a way, they left that world. And I think people who do that, it proves that

00:11:30.820 they have a backbone. And at the end of the day, it is populism to its core, right, when they return

00:11:35.120 from those ivory towers to defend the American people. And I think when you're looking for a VP pick

00:11:40.540 for Trump, which I think in this case, it's more of someone who can be a spokesperson for him,

00:11:44.760 right, you're looking for someone who will not pull a Mike Pence, someone who has a backbone

00:11:48.380 of steel. And I think J.D. Vance, in his lived experience, in his life, has demonstrated

00:11:52.800 that he has that. Now, Darren, I'm curious. There's obviously been a lot of talk how, you know,

00:11:57.060 President Trump's VP pick, right, it's sort of assassination insurance, although that comment was

00:12:03.640 made before what happened on Saturday. But convince the war room posse, if you think it is the case,

00:12:08.760 that J.D. Vance really is a solid pick in that regard, and that he is similarly loathed and feared

00:12:15.140 by the establishment. Well, on that point, you don't require convincing from me. It's only necessary,

00:12:23.140 as you were pointing out earlier, look at the people who worked so vigorously to bury J.D. Vance's

00:12:29.560 political career, not only for the VP slot, but all the way going back to the Senate. I mean,

00:12:34.940 the opposition, a lot of people don't, you know, there's a lot in public facing, but the private

00:12:41.020 facing behind the scenes opposition was absolutely insane going against J.D., and it was coming from

00:12:47.220 the usual suspects. Huge push by Rupert Murdoch. Rupert Murdoch did a huge push against Vance.

00:12:55.100 Lindsey Graham, you know, this is really interesting, and it shows what a snake Lindsey Graham is. I think 0.98

00:12:59.960 we all know from how he operates, you can kind of intuitively sense how a person like that would be

00:13:04.920 so snake-like, but Lindsey Graham was working so hard to sabotage J.D., pushing Tim Scott, thank God 1.00

00:13:13.840 Trump didn't pick Tim Scott, pushing Tim Scott so hard, then pushing others, and then when J.D. got the

00:13:21.880 nod, Lindsey Graham comes out and does this big public statement like they were friends, and he was

00:13:26.880 supporting him all along. It gives you a sense of how someone like Lindsey Graham maneuvers, but all

00:13:31.840 the usual suspects, from the John Boltons to the Karl Rhoves to the Rupert Murdochs, absolutely hate

00:13:39.480 J.D., and there are a lot of reasons for that. One of the big reasons is that he doesn't want to get us

00:13:43.840 involved in foreign wars. He doesn't want to take your taxpayer money and dump it into the coffers of

00:13:49.820 corrupt oligarchs in Ukraine just to prolong a war and the deaths of innocent people for no benefit to

00:13:55.880 American interests. He's been against that. He's been one of the stalwarts in the Senate for his

00:14:01.460 time there. So I'd say, you know, the people who hate this country, they are stupid in many ways, 1.00

00:14:08.680 but they're not stupid in the sense that they don't understand who would benefit them and who 1.00

00:14:14.440 wouldn't benefit them. And they clearly understood that J.D. elevated to a position of vice president 0.97

00:14:19.960 would not benefit the crooks and the snakes that have run this country into the ground.

00:14:28.540 Darren, if you can hang with us through the break, I have some more questions, not just on

00:14:31.900 Elon Musk. Maybe you can get the pom poms out, but also the weird coincidences between the Secret

00:14:36.740 Service actions on the January 6th pipe bomb stuff. And of course, what happened on Saturday,

00:14:40.920 we also got Raheem Kassam, who will stay as long as he's willing to sit. I'm hearing he's not really all

00:14:45.880 that. I don't like sitting down. I want to stand up, but then you'll only see my crotch. So

00:14:50.240 that's allowed. Wait, we need to get viewership up. We'll be right back after this break coming at

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00:16:21.280 Welcome back to the war room. I'm getting production notes from Raheem Kassam that I need to do some

00:16:26.160 little rusty Natalie. Repartee about rusty. I'm rusty. Hold on. Welcome to the war room. We're here at

00:16:32.200 the RNC convention. They know that. They know that. Do you know that? Here's her email address so you

00:16:37.840 can tell her. Some repartee. How do you enjoy your convention? I am. So I've actually never been

00:16:44.540 to an RNC before because in 2016, I was in high school. Yep. 10th grade. And then 2020 was virtual.

00:16:51.760 So I think that was when the national pulse was, I think, I was about to say at its peak,

00:16:56.600 but I won't denigrate your company like that. We're definitely doing better now. Don't worry about

00:17:00.820 it. Fake news. But yeah, I miss you. Whenever I see no typos in the copy anymore, I'm like,

00:17:07.960 where's Natalie when you need her? So this is a very odd convention. It feels odd compared to 2016.

00:17:15.000 The security is way, way more this time around. And I'm sure they deployed many more assets in the

00:17:20.780 last couple of days. It's also spread out a lot further and it's boiling hot outside.

00:17:26.100 So people like walking back and forth between the media areas, between the convention, between the

00:17:30.700 arenas. I don't know. I don't know. It feels draining at this point in time. And every-

00:17:36.740 You've been here like less than 24 hours.

00:17:38.520 Less than 24 hours.

00:17:40.220 And you're complaining about sitting?

00:17:41.920 Well, the problem, yeah, no, I don't like to sit. I like to stand when I, when I present.

00:17:45.380 And, um, and, um, the other thing is, look, it puts much more stress on the speakers. It puts

00:17:54.600 much more stress on the people running the actual show in the forum because they have to make it

00:17:59.780 worthwhile for people hanging out all day, sweating through their suits. You know, there's all this

00:18:05.580 more expectation, especially of an evening to G people up, to get them excited. And that's what

00:18:10.960 you saw last night, right? You saw president Trump come out. Um, you saw JD Vance come out there.

00:18:15.820 You saw Tucker Carlson and all of that. And yes, for a lot of people, for most people, I would say

00:18:20.260 that is worth it all day long. And I think that's why president Trump will show himself at the

00:18:25.640 convention floor every single day is to, to make, it's basically thanking people for enduring,

00:18:30.480 you know, the days long processes, the weather, the travel, all of this stuff. It's pretty intense

00:18:36.740 for a lot of people.

00:18:37.420 No, there's definitely a show of force last night. And I want to get into your thoughts

00:18:40.620 on the speeches we saw last night, of course, president Trump's first appearance since

00:18:43.780 what happened Saturday. But Darren, if we still have you, which I think we do,

00:18:47.880 I would love to kind of get your rundown. I don't think we've had you on the show

00:18:51.600 since the shooting or the attempted assassination happened, but particularly through the lens of

00:18:56.900 the secret services, frankly, you could call it weird. I don't think that's really the right

00:19:01.480 adjective to use, but behavior. Again, the age old question with the Biden regime,

00:19:05.960 is it a result of incompetence or is it, you know, intentional, but how they sort of

00:19:10.140 with the, the January 6th, the pipe bomb footage, how they were walking past and Capitol police

00:19:14.600 officers were taking pictures of it. They were letting school children walk by the bomb that

00:19:18.600 was allegedly supposed to detonate. Can you walk us through just the sort of pattern of failures

00:19:23.760 that have occurred under secret services? How under their watch?

00:19:29.520 Indeed. Well, you know, one hates to be irreverent about serious topics like this, but my tongue in

00:19:35.660 cheek line is the only reason the attempt failed is that the affirmative action in the CIA has kept

00:19:42.020 pace with the affirmative action in the secret service. Now, there is some truth to that joke in 0.96

00:19:47.700 the sense that however you cut it, it's a colossal security failure on the part of the secret service.

00:19:54.560 The idea that a building that close on the roof of the building would be unsecured for a second

00:20:01.240 is simply unfathomable. And the fact that he was able to get off that many shots, one clipping Trump's

00:20:09.440 ear, and it wouldn't have been the ear. People need to really digest this. It's hard to digest.

00:20:14.220 If it had been a millimeter in another direction, if he hadn't turned his head at that precise moment,

00:20:22.140 we'd be in a very different situation in this country. And the fact that he turned his head

00:20:27.080 in order to address a chart of immigration statistics is simply remarkable. I mean, there's so many

00:20:35.020 elements of this that are just unbelievable. But when you dig into the details of how this happened,

00:20:43.100 there's some really disturbing questions. So I mentioned, how is the guy able to get up on the

00:20:48.040 roof for that long? You think about it. He's got a rifle. He's able somehow to get to the top of the

00:20:54.920 roof with a rifle. There's multiple videos at this point of people in the crowd pointing the guy out

00:21:00.700 saying, officer, officer, officer. There's that footage of the guy in the with the red sort of carrot

00:21:06.940 top hat talking about how he alerted officers. And if you look at the timeline, it's as minutes in

00:21:12.780 advance. It's inconceivable, especially to people who have, you know, been around the Secret Service

00:21:18.780 and see how they generally tend to operate with these things. They're deadly serious for and for

00:21:25.060 that matter. How would this shooter have simply assumed that that roof was unsecure? Even if you look

00:21:32.480 at the roof and see there's nobody on there. For me, I would assume the second that you start to

00:21:38.940 climb on a roof like that with a rifle, your head gets blown off. Why wasn't that his assumption?

00:21:44.520 Did he just get remarkably lucky that he decided to take that risk at the exact event, singular event,

00:21:53.020 when there was that monumental and unfathomable security breach right there? It's a very bizarre

00:21:59.120 thing. And people are asking disturbing questions about this. And then finally, I find it weird that

00:22:04.460 we basically know nothing about this shooter. He's virtually a ghost. He's one of these weird guys.

00:22:11.440 But there's, as far as I've seen, no internet footprint, which is hard to believe. So there are

00:22:17.520 just a lot of things that deserve a more thorough answer. And I really hope that in the midst of all the,

00:22:26.340 you know, the vicissitudes of the news cycle and things, we really can't lose sight of this question

00:22:31.300 because everything is just kind of too convenient. And it comes, you know, people forget the Secret

00:22:36.460 Service that had all of these amazing, implausibly unlikely failures, that sort of redolent of the 0.99

00:22:46.340 failures we pointed out in the January 6th pipe bomb, that they managed to miss this pipe bomb when they

00:22:52.060 sweep. And then when someone alert, the plainclothes Capitol police officer alerts the Secret Service,

00:22:57.620 then protecting VP-elect Kamala, they somehow knew that the pipe bomb was fake because they let a

00:23:04.360 bunch of kids walk right by it like it was nothing before going through the spectacle of getting a

00:23:08.800 bomb-safe robot to defuse it. So the same Secret Service that has this really bizarre behavior in

00:23:15.300 relation to the pipe bomb, is the same Secret Service that has this really bizarre behavior in

00:23:19.880 relation to this one millimeter off from a successful assassination attempt. And the Secret

00:23:25.840 Service happens to be housed within the EHS.

00:23:27.300 I want to bring Rahima on this, particularly to the point of getting these thorough answers.

00:23:34.100 Obviously, we saw Morning Joe, Morning Mika, as we call it here in the war room, was pulled off air

00:23:37.940 yesterday. They're back today. But how do you think the rollout of the shooter's alleged motives,

00:23:42.560 right? They're saying he's a lone wolf, but that was before they could even get into the phone.

00:23:46.040 How do you think they're going to sort of weaponize that narrative to push what I would say is

00:23:51.940 something anti-Trump, push lockdowns already, saying that, oh, this guy could spur more violence

00:23:57.220 that's geared towards elections and just electoral activities? What's your take?

00:24:00.860 A lot of noise. I mean, they'll do a lot of noise because at the end of the day,

00:24:03.840 what they don't want to do is account for themselves, their own actions, their own words.

00:24:07.460 And frankly, you know, the Joe Biden going up there with Lester Holt and being asked,

00:24:12.840 have you spoken to the Secret Service director? And he says, yes, I've spoken to him.

00:24:16.340 Well, the Secret Service director is a woman. 1.00

00:24:18.440 She could be trans.

00:24:19.580 Could be. Maybe he's just outed the Secret Service director, perhaps as trans. Who knows?

00:24:24.160 But I think the more important answers to get right now are, you know, tactical answers that

00:24:30.300 they will need resolving immediately before he goes out and is able to do this again.

00:24:34.240 Are they going to have to put in front of a bulletproof screen when he does rallies in the

00:24:37.540 future? Are you going to need 20 Secret Service mags instead of five Secret Service mags at

00:24:42.460 these events from now on? Are you no longer going to be able to have them in front of an

00:24:46.820 open field? Did this person scope other events? Was he an attendee at prior rallies? Was he trying

00:24:53.620 to see what it was like? How many times did he visit the scene itself beforehand? I think

00:24:58.580 we need answers to this question sooner, not later. I know from an operational perspective,

00:25:03.020 the Secret Service will be reluctant to get into some of those details because they will

00:25:07.120 now not want other people knowing what they're looking for. But I'm afraid they've already

00:25:10.980 failed at their jobs. And this is the time for accountability. I know our friends in Congress

00:25:14.820 are going to be looking for accountability.

00:25:16.000 Well, that's what I was going to ask you. House Oversight is having a hearing with the

00:25:19.060 director of Secret Service. What do you think they really need to press her on or focus

00:25:23.280 and hone in on on that hearing?

00:25:25.500 Oh, look, there's going to be all sorts of things that you can provide. You know this from

00:25:30.240 going through freedom of information requests, you know, massive amounts of data and documentation

00:25:35.220 and emails especially. Is what was the Secret Service really focused on in the last six or

00:25:40.720 eight or 12 months, right? Is it the security of its principles? Or is it, you know, I hate

00:25:46.880 saying it over and over again because it's kind of trite at this point. Or is it DEI? You

00:25:50.480 know, is it these things that sort of engulf and create a culture and it's so hard to get

00:25:54.460 out of them? It's like a blob, right, inside government that captures you. And I do have to say,

00:25:58.860 I'm glad that Morning Joe and Morning Mika are back up today because they clearly heard

00:26:04.600 that Morning Raheem and Morning Natalie were on this morning. And so they had to counter

00:26:08.820 program, you know?

00:26:10.020 Well, frankly, I don't even think it's six or 12 or 18 months. I think it is nearly a

00:26:14.540 decade that you've seen this systemic approach from DHS, which of course oversees Secret

00:26:18.780 Service, basically rework what it means to be a domestic extremist, rework what it means

00:26:23.680 to be a domestic terrorist. And the definition that has become synonymous with MAGA, right?

00:26:28.960 So it's really no wonder to me that someone like this individual who is trying to shoot

00:26:34.380 President Trump would slip through the cracks because he does not fit their criteria of what

00:26:38.900 it means to be a domestic extremist in today's America.

00:26:41.420 Yeah. Can't find what you're not looking for.

00:26:43.880 Darren, if you can stick with us through the break, I want to keep you because I want to

00:26:47.100 ask you about Elon Musk's decision to donate.

00:26:49.820 Yeah, one critical point that I need to make, but I'll make it after the break.

00:26:51.340 Yes, feel free. You got a minute if you want to make it.

00:26:55.840 I'll keep people in suspense, but the teaser is, guess what agency runs the Secret Service?

00:27:04.320 None other than the Department of Homeland Security, which has been the tip of the spear

00:27:08.220 structure in the weaponization of the national security state against MAGA.

00:27:12.940 I thought it was PepsiCo.

00:27:14.220 Stay tuned, a lot more on that.

00:27:17.460 I thought it was PepsiCo running the city. You know, that's where they got her in from. 0.96

00:27:21.200 But she used to work for Joe Biden. She was one of his lead details back in the vice presidential

00:27:26.380 days, too.

00:27:27.160 Protecting America's Cheetos.

00:27:29.360 She hasn't really done a good job.

00:27:32.220 Yeah, I mean, I got to tell you, you know, we could talk about this till we're blue in the

00:27:35.980 face as well. What happened that day, you have to have, like, everything that could possibly

00:27:42.360 go wrong has to go wrong in order for that to come off. So lots to talk about.

00:27:46.580 Well, and it's wild, too, that he was turned back to the right looking at a slide about

00:27:49.980 what was it, illegal immigration and the skyrocketing numbers under Joe Biden.

00:27:53.340 You know what that means? Talk about illegal immigration at every chance you get. 0.70

00:27:57.120 I think so.

00:27:58.100 It's a sign.

00:27:58.600 It's one of the reasons why I think J.D. Vance is a solid pick.

00:28:01.040 But Warren Posse, we will be back after the break. We've got Darren J. Beattie, Raheem

00:28:05.240 J. Kassam, and Natalie G. Winters coming at you live from the RNC. We'll be right back.

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00:29:17.300 Here's your host, Stephen K. Band.

00:29:25.760 Welcome back to The War Room. I think we're going to have Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene

00:29:30.200 joining us shortly, but in the meantime, we still got Dr. Darren J. Beattie with us. Now, Darren,

00:29:36.460 Elon Musk announced yesterday that he is going to, until the election, donate about $45 million a month

00:29:44.380 to, you know, pro-Trump PACs. I'd love, you've always had the pom-poms out, within reason,

00:29:50.140 for Elon Musk, but if you could sort of walk us through this decision and the ramifications of it.

00:29:56.140 Absolutely. Just very quickly, at the point about the DHS, the DHS runs the Secret Service.

00:30:02.820 Who is the Democrats' point man for the DHS, who's run the Homeland Security Committee every single time

00:30:11.380 the Democrats controlled Congress? None other than Denny Thompson, the disgraced head of the still

00:30:18.040 more disgraced J-6 Committee, who, as we all know by now, has called for President Trump's 0.73

00:30:25.280 Secret Service detail to be removed on account of his sham felony conviction. So the DHS's stooge in

00:30:33.360 Congress is the guy who wanted to pull protection from Trump altogether, and the DHS just happens to

00:30:40.240 run the Secret Service. And the DHS is, of course, at the tip of the spear when it comes to the

00:30:45.700 weaponization of government against MAGA, from the Disinformation Governance Board to criticizing

00:30:52.200 COVID skeptics, vaccine skeptics, whatever you want to call it, as domestic security threats to saying

00:30:59.600 that white nationalism is the number one national security threat to the country. By that, they mean

00:31:04.240 MAGA. That's the DHS. That is the organization that runs the Secret Service. So I'll leave it at that

00:31:10.360 and go to Elon, which is a much more encouraging aspect of what's going on in the country. So I said,

00:31:16.540 Revolver, we did a very detailed and intricate piece on why Elon should take over Twitter. And this

00:31:22.140 was published before it was even publicly understood that he was interested in Twitter at all. In fact,

00:31:28.200 it was so prescient that some morons in the fake media have said that I masterminded this whole 0.99

00:31:36.560 Twitter thing. I was like working in cahoots with Elon or whatever. That's how prescient it was. Of 0.99

00:31:41.320 course, it's a ridiculous theory, but it's kind of flattering that the mainstream media morons would 1.00

00:31:47.420 even entertain such an idea. But here we are where Elon Musk has come around along with half of Silicon 0.99

00:31:54.640 Valley. You're seeing people like David Sachs. Now it just came in that Marc Andreessen, a major VC,

00:32:00.720 is going in for Trump. So we're seeing what the social scientists call a cascade effect,

00:32:06.060 a preference cascade effect. And Elon is, of course, a major player. My understanding is he's pledged

00:32:12.840 something crazy like $45 million a month to a Trump-supporting super PAC. And for Elon, it's very

00:32:22.100 clear he loves the country, but it's also existential for his business interests. Whether he liked it or

00:32:27.820 not, you can't be half a gangster. You can't poke your head out a little bit. He already got on the bad

00:32:33.960 side of the regime. And so he needs Trump to win if he wants to save his own hide, if he wants to save

00:32:40.700 his own business interests. Biden's going to destroy his business, if not put him in jail,

00:32:46.080 if Biden wins again. So all of these people now understand that the stakes couldn't be higher

00:32:51.720 for the country and for their own sort of business empires. And so they're going in for Trump.

00:32:58.880 And it's very encouraging to see. And so I hope that $45 million a month is put to good use.

00:33:04.960 Well, we see them obviously rallying the troops for President Trump, even from, I would say,

00:33:11.760 unlikely allies. Of course, yesterday, Judge Cannon dismissing the classified documents case

00:33:17.280 down in Florida. I think the numbers, what is it you see day after day, the polls coming out in swing

00:33:22.400 states and basically every state that President Trump is, of course, dominating, taking sort of a step

00:33:27.340 back, looking at this from sort of a meta perspective. I'm curious to get your thoughts on how you think the

00:33:33.020 Democrats are sort of going to reshape their playbook to go after President Trump ahead of

00:33:38.240 the election. In other words, it seems like the lawfare is sort of crumbling, right, from the

00:33:42.320 polling perspective and just President Trump's ability to outperform Biden, not just on a mental

00:33:46.960 cognizance level, but just from a stamina and just his ability to, you know, put his fist up in the

00:33:52.080 air and say, fight, fight, fight. Joe Biden, no matter how many drugs they give him, could never do that.

00:33:57.140 Do you think, from your perspective, your kind of intimate and intricate knowledge of the way the

00:34:01.380 security state operates, do you think we're going to start seeing, you know, the pandemic talk

00:34:05.800 resurface? Do you think we're going to start seeing, you know, their push for universal vote by mail?

00:34:11.120 How do you think they're going to try to sort of electioneer an outcome that is favorable for Joe

00:34:16.240 Biden when basically every indicator is suggesting otherwise? Well, you know, this is a really important

00:34:23.560 question, and it deserves a sophisticated and comprehensive answer, and I'll try to give the

00:34:31.920 contours of that. The short version is the Democrats are even more screwed than they were before. You see, 0.97

00:34:39.740 one thing that this assassination attempt did was it knocked the news cycle away from the attention to

00:34:49.140 Joe Biden's cognitive state. And what that means is that any Democrats who is thinking of calling on

00:34:57.120 Biden to step down, they no longer have that news cycle at their back that would sort of amplify the

00:35:03.400 significance of those public statements. That's out of the news cycle, and now it's out of the question.

00:35:09.400 I always thought it was out of the question, but now it's really out of the question. So basically,

00:35:13.440 the assassination attempt shut down any remotely realistic chance of Biden being pushed out.

00:35:21.660 So that's one thing, and that's, I think, you know, that's good for, that's good for Trump,

00:35:26.000 that's good for Republicans, that's good for the country, because, you know, Biden's just not a

00:35:30.900 formidable candidate. So that's one. Two, I think it has, even the Democrats, they don't have any shame,

00:35:39.180 but I think it will have a tempering effect on the way that they approach the rhetoric. You know,

00:35:45.940 Biden's whole approach and posture has been sort of the, um, the doomsday dementia guy talking,

00:35:53.900 you know, dementia man talking about what a danger Trump is to democracy. I think that will have to 0.64

00:36:00.660 temper a little bit. Of course, we'll see stuff it's, you know, ordinary, um, kind of rhetoric in the

00:36:06.220 campaign, but it will blunt the edges of that a little bit, which is basically the only thing they

00:36:12.480 had rhetorically. And so that's very bad for them. And of course, all of these criminal cases are now

00:36:18.460 in the trash too. And that was the big ace up their sleeve. So they're screwed in terms of the

00:36:23.120 extracurricular approach through the lawfare. They're screwed in terms of the only rhetorical 0.95

00:36:28.900 approach that's really viable for someone like Biden and how diminished he is. And basically they're stuck 0.93

00:36:34.800 with Biden because it was pushed out of the news cycle. So they are in, in big trouble from all of

00:36:42.160 those accounts. But at the same time, I'm hearing a lot of people saying, Oh, Trump's one it's, it's

00:36:47.440 over. It's not over. There are, you know, just things built into the structure of these elections,

00:36:52.860 which mean that it's going to be relatively close, no matter what it's going to be close at the margins

00:37:00.280 in just a handful of critical swing States. And, you know, they still have, you know,

00:37:06.720 bundling. They still have the ability to mobilize a lot of low information, low IQ voters, all of those

00:37:13.440 things, those kinds of structural type advantages that the Democrats have that those haven't gone

00:37:18.620 away. So I think no matter what happens, it's still going to be very close election.

00:37:24.640 I'm going to have to let you. Darren, as always, thank you for joining us. I know the posse loves

00:37:32.440 you. If people want to follow you, get Revolver News, stay up to date with all the work you're

00:37:35.780 doing. Where can they go to do all that? Revolver.news. If you read one thing, read our piece

00:37:41.100 on Vance and share it with everyone. It's the best explanation for why he's the best VP choice.

00:37:48.020 It's a great piece. The posse's definitely got to go and read it. Darren, as always,

00:37:51.320 thank you for joining us. We will see you soon. Thank you, Natalie.

00:37:57.680 I am joined by Dean Cain and David A.R. White. Unlike Darren, we have to be out here. He's at

00:38:06.680 home. Where is Darren? That's what I want to know. I want to be at home. Okay. So what are you doing

00:38:12.260 here? Well, we have a movie coming out on September 12th called God's Not Dead. In God We Trust. I

00:38:19.040 screwed that up this morning, so I apologize. It's written on money. God's Not Dead. In God

00:38:23.840 We Trust. Exactly. The one-two punch. It's the most successful faith-based franchise of all time

00:38:31.720 in the film world. And David's produced it and acted in the whole thing. Are you guys rolling

00:38:37.900 it out here at the RNC? We are. Yeah. We're rolling the trailer out on tomorrow, actually.

00:38:42.840 That's so exciting. So film aside, is this your first RNC? Are you here to support the

00:38:48.980 president? Do you want to see him speak? Or is it really just about the film? Or what

00:38:51.780 are you guys doing? I don't know. I'm a huge supporter of President Trump, without a doubt.

00:38:55.440 But, you know, the film is about faith and politics. And that's a big deal, especially with what's

00:39:01.040 just gone on with President Trump. And I think that's going to play a bigger role, not only in

00:39:05.600 this convention, but in his administration moving forward. And I'm hoping and praying that his

00:39:11.100 administration is the next administration. And there needs to be an element of faith and values

00:39:17.460 and morals that I think is not being represented very well in this current administration.

00:39:22.540 And certainly not in Hollywood. Can you walk us through sort of the differentiating factors and

00:39:28.400 features of this film in comparison to the trash, and I use that word lightly, that's out there?

00:39:35.300 Well, the Gods on Dead movie franchise has always been about really trying to open up conversations

00:39:39.920 about things that are going on in our country as we speak. And so, you know, when the first one

00:39:48.000 came out way back in 2014, which is our 10 year anniversary for this franchise, and we are on

00:39:56.120 the fifth installment, which is hard to believe. But, you know, the Fast and Furious, how many Fast

00:40:00.120 and Furiouses are there? 37. 37, right. So we're only just starting.

00:40:03.720 Okay, so I have to be honest. They chose the worst person to interview you guys.

00:40:08.840 Don't be honest. Wait, wait, what are you doing? You're in journalism here. You can't

00:40:11.800 be honest. I don't watch movies. That's perfect though. That's all right. You can start.

00:40:15.800 But there is something, there is a connection though. I don't really even know who you are.

00:40:18.760 No, it's perfect. Oh my God. I'm walking off, right? You said if they didn't know who I

00:40:23.980 was, I could walk off. I hear you're Superman. I did play him. I did play him. Okay.

00:40:28.060 When you were negative 27. Okay. So my parents are like, oh my gosh, my daughter. It's a great

00:40:35.320 thing for me having played Superman 30 years ago or whatever it was, is that like, I get

00:40:39.240 a beautiful young lady comes up to me and goes, oh my gosh, my grandmother loves you. And I go,

00:40:43.440 oh gosh, I was that close. That close. Not even mom, but grandma. That's fair. That's fair.

00:40:49.000 Yeah, that's your grandma. Speaking of that close, Steve Bannon, obviously from prison said

00:40:53.580 that Trump was wearing the armor of God on Saturday night. And when you look at all the trials

00:40:57.540 and tribulations that the Democrats have put him through, every moment led him to being

00:41:01.540 positioned on that stage, tilting his head back, right? To look at that chart about illegal

00:41:04.920 immigration. Had they not put him through those lawfare cases, he probably wouldn't have been

00:41:08.480 in Pennsylvania that day because his whole rally schedule would have been off, right?

00:41:12.200 Because he wouldn't have been stuck in that New York courtroom. There were so many forces that

00:41:15.400 had to come and converge to have him be protected from that, that bullet from, from just the,

00:41:20.920 the faith and the religion perspective. Do you think Steve is right? Does he have the armor of God

00:41:25.540 around him? I mean, I couldn't, I, you know, I, I don't want to say about anything moving forward,

00:41:29.700 but I'll say at that moment, absolutely a hundred percent people like, you know, in this film,

00:41:34.600 it's about God and politics. And I say, God's already put a hand in this, in this election

00:41:38.580 just by having him turn his head. Um, that was a very frightening moment.

00:41:42.900 Election interference at its finest.

00:41:44.080 I tell you what, of the right kind. Yeah. Um, that was just a really frightening moment. That's,

00:41:48.440 you know, that would have been one of the worst moments in American history, political history. And,

00:41:54.200 um, I'm so glad that it worked out how it did. Uh, there were obviously a lot of mistakes made and

00:41:58.460 so on and so forth, but, uh, I think it's helped change this election, maybe change the president

00:42:02.920 Trump. Um, it'll be really interesting to see his speech on, on, uh, Thursday. I think it is. Um,

00:42:08.360 I feel like he's going to be calling for much more unity and trying to bring things together.

00:42:12.320 And I think that might be exactly what this country needs at this time.

00:42:14.640 So if people want to watch the film, if they're here at the RNC, where can they go do that?

00:42:19.200 But the war room posse online, how can they get it?

00:42:21.460 Yeah. Well, the movie comes out September 12th nationwide, um, get involved. The movie's

00:42:26.960 about being involved. There's a, there's a stat that says 40 million, up to 40 million American

00:42:32.840 Christians are not registered and do not vote in the presidential elections. And this movie 0.98

00:42:38.180 is about the responsibility that all of us have to get involved.

00:42:41.740 We'd love to, you know, so often we'd love to sit back and say, well, somebody else will

00:42:45.560 take care of it, but how has that gone for us in the future or in the past? It's been

00:42:49.480 not a great experience. And so this movie really is a rallying cry for people to get involved

00:42:54.780 and, uh, and how important it is.

00:42:56.980 As Steve always says, it's next man. Uh, and I think your film is a perfect demonstration

00:43:01.480 of that. Thank you guys so much for joining us.

00:43:03.180 That's the Navy man talking there. Next man up.

00:43:04.740 Hey, next, next woman up, next, next biological man up. We like, gotta make that clarification 1.00

00:43:10.560 nowadays. We will be right back after this break for a posse. See you soon.

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00:44:23.320 Here's your host, Stephen K. Bannon.

00:44:33.060 Welcome back to the War Room. Still coming at you live from Milwaukee at the RNC. I think the War

00:44:37.560 Room Posse is one of their favorite guests. I'm honored to be joined by Representative MTG. Thank

00:44:43.660 you for joining us. I have so many questions. We were talking in the break. I don't even know what

00:44:46.980 to ask you, but I want to start with something that we were talking about really extensively on

00:44:51.200 yesterday's programming, which is the U word that they seem to be rolling out, that unity is what

00:44:56.220 we need in face of what happened on Saturday with regard to President Trump. Now, we were talking,

00:45:01.640 we were saying, we don't want to unite with people who want to kill us, people who want to indoctrinate

00:45:06.280 our children and turn them against us, people who want our movement basically quashed, done, thrown in

00:45:11.880 prisons, throw away the keys. What is your take on this push for unity in terms of who it's coming

00:45:18.000 from? Do we want to unite with the people who are pushing it? You know, I remember when Joe Biden

00:45:23.680 took office, he came out with this unity message, unify unity. And then the Democrats proceeded to

00:45:30.580 rip our borders wide open and actually create an illegal invasion into our country that's murdering 1.00

00:45:36.100 Americans every single day. Then they have spent the past eight years vilifying us, demonizing us.

00:45:43.300 Hillary Clinton labeled us as deplorables. They called President Trump Hitler. They called all

00:45:48.960 of us Nazis. They called all of us fascists, called us a threat to democracy. President Trump is going

00:45:55.100 to destroy democracy. He's going to become a dictator. No. And then they turned the Department of Justice 0.94

00:46:00.920 against us, weaponizing our justice system against people that protested the election on January 6th,

00:46:08.060 against Catholics having Latin mass, against parents wanting to hold their school boards

00:46:13.420 accountable, against pro-life protesters protesting against abortion. Put Peter Navarro in prison.

00:46:23.200 Steve Bannon is in prison right now. God bless Steve Bannon, by the way. I want to say that,

00:46:27.280 everyone. Keep praying for him every day. And then also here, they want to put President Trump

00:46:32.380 in jail the rest of his life. And Benny Thompson, one of my Democrat colleagues who is the ranking

00:46:38.500 minority leader on Homeland, a committee I serve on, introduced a piece of legislation with a whole

00:46:44.040 bunch of Democrat colleagues co-sponsoring it to take away President Trump's Secret Service detail.

00:46:50.860 Natalie, no, we're not unifying with that. There is no unity with that. And the Democrats have a long

00:46:56.840 ways to go. If they ever truly want unity in this country, they owe America an apology. They need to

00:47:03.660 absolutely drop all these charges against President Trump. They need to rein in their weaponized

00:47:08.560 justice system. They need to release these political prisoners. Every single one of them. Release the

00:47:14.340 political prisoners from prison. And they need to rein in the rabid media. The rabid media that's

00:47:21.040 supposed to report the news to everybody, but act as political activists under these powerful

00:47:25.600 platforms and have brainwashed, like Blue Anon, literally half the country, to the point, Natalie,

00:47:31.160 they think that this assassination attempt was fake and staged. If it had been Joe Biden that there was

00:47:36.740 an assassination attempt on, do you think there would be calls for unity? What do you think the response

00:47:40.880 would be? Oh, I know. We know what would happen, ladies and gentlemen, and I hope there's a lot of

00:47:45.300 people on the left watching this. You people would have been out in the streets, burning down cities like

00:47:50.400 you did the entire summer of 2020. Looting stores, destroying businesses, attacking police officers,

00:47:57.740 absolutely attacking federal courthouses. You would be fighting us, murdering us in the streets

00:48:04.560 if that had happened. But that didn't happen, did it, Natalie? No, we didn't go out rioting. We didn't go

00:48:10.020 out destroying property. We didn't go out murdering and attacking people like the left has lied about us

00:48:15.420 for all these years. No, we went to prayer. We dropped to our knees and we prayed for our president.

00:48:20.860 We prayed for his family. We prayed for America. And we prayed to our God who we know saved Donald

00:48:28.340 Trump's life. The most that we call for with Joe Biden is he should retire and go enjoy time with

00:48:33.600 his grandchildren, maybe brought in prison for the corruption. Well, I actually like to impeach him and

00:48:37.940 I've been trying for many years. And on that front, right, you guys are obviously going to be

00:48:42.980 holding a hearing. What is it? In a few days on with the director of secret service. What are you

00:48:48.040 guys hoping to hone in on for an agency that is, of course, overseen by DHS, which for what is it

00:48:54.200 nearly a decade has reworked the definition of domestic extremism and domestic terrorists to

00:48:58.680 basically exclude people like the shooter? Because to them, they get this myopic tunnel vision

00:49:03.260 that domestic extremism is synonymous with MAGA and anyone else. They don't want to touch it.

00:49:08.420 They don't care. Well said. That's one of the best descriptions I've heard. Thank you.

00:49:13.800 So for people watching at home who are so frustrated and so angry, I clearly totally agree with you.

00:49:21.760 Right now, while you're going, what are Republicans doing? That's a great question. So let me let

00:49:27.100 everyone know what's happening. We're having our convention this week. But what you don't see

00:49:31.940 happening behind the scenes is I serve on the Homeland Committee. We are preparing for hearings next week.

00:49:37.500 We're calling Secretary Mayorkas in. That is the Homeland is the agency that is over secret service.

00:49:44.360 I also serve on the oversight committee. We are bringing in the secret service director. We're

00:49:49.260 demanding answers and accountability. I believe this woman should resign before she comes into our 1.00

00:49:54.160 committee. That'd be the right thing to do. That is the proper thing to do. That's the respectable

00:49:58.640 thing to do. But obviously, she says she won't resign. And Mayorkas says he fully supports her.

00:50:03.940 So our staffs are working very hard lining up. We are pulling as much information as possible

00:50:09.320 through the investigations and the law enforcement investigations that are happening right now.

00:50:14.280 Please be patient with us. And I understand the like, come on, you should be doing it today

00:50:19.520 feeling. I feel that too. Monday, we are getting to work and we'll be doing everything we can

00:50:25.960 to bring as much answers and accountability as possible.

00:50:29.400 And in terms of the ongoing investigation, if you can stay through the break, we'd love to have

00:50:33.080 you. But I know you're a busy lady, so no worries. But they're saying he's a lone wolf. That was

00:50:37.540 before they could get into the phone. So sort of curious how they could be able to deduce that

00:50:41.560 in terms of kind of rolling out the motivations for this individual. Do you think we're going to

00:50:45.360 get any kind of clarity on that? Or do you think they're going to try to weaponize that

00:50:49.160 to create certain narratives? What's your take on that?

00:50:52.160 Right. So, you know, the government is the one that lies to us all the time, right?

00:50:56.180 I mean, the government was the one in the intelligence community. 51 of them signed

00:51:00.540 their name to a lie saying that the Hunter Biden laptop wasn't real. The intelligence community

00:51:05.760 created the Russia hoax and sold it. And the media sold it across America. These are the same

00:51:11.940 people that couldn't figure out the Las Vegas shooting, right, Natalie?

00:51:15.620 Don't trust the experts. We've got to jump to a break. If you can stay, we'd be honored to have

00:51:19.960 you, but we get it if you're busy. Warren Posse. Hopefully, we'll be back after a break.

00:51:23.200 We'll see you soon.

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Bannon's War Room - July 16, 2024

Episode 3759： WarRoom RNC Special Day 2

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