Kamala Harris is running for the Democratic nomination for president of the United States in 2020. Is she a serious contender? Or will she just be a nice guy who doesn t give a shit about politics and let other people do their thing?
00:01:09.500She is a woman who has the receipts and has been in the best position to go after Donald Trump and to defend the values that we hold so dear.
00:01:18.160Because this is one of the key tests that Americans are going to judge her on between now and when the voting starts, Joy,
00:01:24.860as to whether or not they're going to trust her with being a potential president of the United States.
00:01:30.440There are three factors that have to go into play on this.
00:01:33.200Number one, is the person chosen ready to be president in the event that anything happens?
00:01:38.580And I know that is paramount for Vice President Harris.
00:01:41.720She knows better than anybody on the planet how critical making that type of a choice is.
00:01:46.360Second is, is this person going to help me get to 270 electoral votes?
00:02:26.220The good news for Vice President Harris, I think she has an embarrassment of riches through which to choose from.
00:02:31.840All of the names that you put up there earlier on the graphic are folks that she knows, that she trusts, and all of them are viable presidents.
00:02:41.400And one way or another can help deliver votes and segments of the votes that's going to get Democrats to 270.
00:02:48.600Because if it's not about 270, it doesn't matter.
00:02:52.340If Vice President Kamala Harris wins the election, do you think that will be an honest result?
00:03:02.560First of all, her record in 2020 when she ran, she wouldn't talk about who she really was, which was she was an effective prosecutor, an effective attorney general, a sumer advocate, and a senator.
00:03:13.700So she couldn't be herself because idiots in the Democratic Party decided you couldn't talk about being an effective prosecutor.
00:04:04.180You know, a guy who works at a tire repair shop in suburban Atlanta, he doesn't motherf***** work in 50 hours a week, you know, making $16.50 an hour.
00:04:15.300And he wants to watch the football game.
00:04:18.220He wants to smoke dope and drink beer.
00:04:20.600And then everybody's telling him he's slothful.
00:08:44.080There's been an assassination attempt on a former president of the United States, a 20-year-old gets up on a roof with a rifle and a ladder and nothing to see here.
00:08:56.920And so Eli's been out there telling the truth.
00:09:00.420We don't go down any rabbit holes on the war room.
00:09:57.460Well, I think it's first that we go back and start even before the assassination attempt, right?
00:10:04.320And it's one of the reasons that people just aren't buying it.
00:10:08.060And, you know, they're not just buying the surface narrative, you know, of this 20-year-old kid.
00:10:14.700And that doesn't mean, Dave, that I'm quick to jump to and buy into every conspiracy theorist, you know, out there and every conspiracy out there.
00:10:24.060But we got to look back on the fact that many of us have been, and Steve, you know, the champion of this show and one of the biggest champions in the movement, you know, who's behind bars right now as a political prisoner.
00:10:39.060He's been calling this out for months that, you know, they were going to try and assassinate Trump.
00:10:43.940You know, he – one of the things I talked about in the Homeland Security Committee yesterday was Robert Kagan's article from The Washington Post that Steve continually brought up and how, you know, that whole article was an attempt to justify, you know, why an assassination on former President Donald Trump, you know, was rational, justified, and needed.
00:11:04.760And so you look at that, you look at how many times the Democrats and the mainstream media tried to portray Donald Trump as Caesar or Hitler, right?
00:11:16.520You look at the fact that they – how many times they tried to impeach him, you know, with completely drummed up narratives and cases against him.
00:11:26.680You look at the fact, you know, after that they tried to bankrupt him and destroy his companies.
00:11:31.960And then you look at the fact that they tried to put him in jail for 750 years because they knew they couldn't beat him fair and square.
00:11:37.900So we're not – we can't forget all that before we even start looking at the facts of this case.
00:11:42.800And that's what I've been doing this last week.
00:11:45.300The Homeland Security Committee, several members went up to Butler, Pennsylvania.
00:11:50.320The first thing I noticed when getting out of the SUV, Dave, was, you know – and I don't think you need to be a SEAL sniper to see the obvious.
00:11:58.220But there was this massive water tower that, you know, completely towered over the entire, you know, facilities, the entire parade grounds that, you know, the rally was held on.
00:12:10.020And as I – the first thing I thought was I wonder if there was any counter-sniper teams up there.
00:12:15.120And as we started walking the grounds, we went over to the buildings in question, the rooftop where the shooter was at.
00:12:22.040You know, I just kept, you know, noticing this big water tower that was right above us when I got up on that roof that the director of Secret Service said they couldn't put counter-snipers on because it was too sloped, too steep.
00:12:36.420And we walked right up that thing no problem, Dave.
00:12:39.280And a 70-year-old man, member of the Homeland Security Committee, Jimenez from Florida, walked up right behind me and had his phone in his hand taking a video while doing it.
00:12:50.200That's how easy it was to walk up that roof.
00:12:52.940So we completely debunked that theory right off the bat.
00:12:57.600And then I looked up and behind me is this, once again, this water tower that had 360-degree coverage over most of that venue.
00:13:07.640So, again, if Secret Service would have put their counter-sniper teams on that water tower, Dave, not only would this young man have not been able to, you know, crawl up that roof, get to the apex, and take seven or eight shots at the former president, he wouldn't have even made it close to that roof because of the vantage point that that water tower gave.
00:13:30.020So I want to know who gave the orders and who placed the counter-sniper teams.
00:13:34.600That's one of the things that we've got to get to the bottom of.
00:13:37.460But then I noticed this other building right behind the roof where the shooter supposedly took his shots.
00:13:44.600You had – and the business owner let us into that building and said that law enforcement and Secret Service had full access to that building and showed us even where he thought they had positioned themselves in two offices that had – because of their air conditioning.
00:14:01.000And so I – myself and others took video from outside that window that's, you know, gone viral this week to show everybody that the coverage from that second-story floor and window had complete coverage over the roof that the shooter was on.
00:14:15.800It was such an easy – you know, it would have been so easy for anybody looking out that window to dispatch the shooter.
00:14:23.980I mean, they could have easily done it with a handgun.
00:14:26.840And so, you know, those are some of the things that, you know, I noticed as soon as I got there.
00:14:31.300And we've got a lot of questions that need answering.
00:16:43.000Eli, in closing, we're going to Eric Prince on this story as well.
00:16:46.700Anything else you want to bring to our attention in a minute or so and folks how to reach you?
00:16:52.200No, I'm glad you guys got Eric Prince on the show.
00:16:54.760I mean, I feel so bad for taking time, you know, away from that guy.
00:16:58.980I know he's got a bunch of great ideas.
00:17:01.160And the last thing I want to say is we do have a resolution that myself and Congressman Andy Biggs have sponsored.
00:17:09.540And it's DHS to turn over all documentation, all communications, et cetera, as we continue our oversight and investigation.
00:17:17.080So we're going to continue to work this thing from our angle.
00:17:21.100But, you know, I know there's a lot of great folks out there that are dedicated and have a bunch of great ideas like Prince to making sure this never happens.
00:17:29.560And so thank you very much, guys, for letting me come on the show.
00:17:54.360Honored to have Eric Prince on, a fellow brother from Western Michigan and probably one of the leading experts in these type of issues when it comes to national security,
00:18:09.700Eric, I don't know whether you got to hear Congressman Eli Crane there, but can you bring us up to speed on, you know, the American people are very frustrated.
00:18:55.940We need a lot more of them from from all the branches, people that have put skin in the game to serve their country versus the elites that do nothing but but take.
00:19:07.920Look, I think it's I think they're like he said, the amount of A.I., the amount of other nonsense that's being thrown to almost confuse and obfuscate is is it's high risk of that right now.
00:19:21.880I think the only way this gets solved in terms of finding out what happened, who did what, where is a public interview process with a panel of experts.
00:19:34.480If Congress could do it in another subpoena power to get a few credible former Secret Service agents and a few professional sniper types, predators that really understand the hunting from from an assassin's point of view to to walk through interview.
00:19:54.380I don't think we can have confidence in the FBI doing these kind of investigations anymore.
00:19:59.380They just become too political, too politically compromised.
00:20:02.920There's a lot of noise about a second and a third shooter.
00:20:06.300I don't believe that if it was a second and third shooter, then they're truly incompetent because they all missed their actual mark, which was to kill Donald Trump.
00:20:15.740Also, I saw a noise about an FBI email address assigned to the shooter back in 2020.
00:20:43.260But what we did see with our with our unlying eyes is an absolute it's it's a microcosm of the failure of federal government leadership of these institutions, of this woman, Cheadle, on Monday in front of Congress, not answering the questions, not taking ownership for any of it, saying, yes, we screwed up.
00:21:08.260And this is what I'm doing to fix it, to do better.
00:21:11.940And the fact that's come out now is that there were four poststanders, four Secret Service agents able to be deployed in that protection detail.
00:21:23.440I think there was only one full time Secret Service agent actually in the protective detail immediately around Trump.
00:21:30.220And Jill Biden had 12 poststanders at an event she was doing, an inside event she was doing in Pittsburgh the same afternoon.
00:21:45.840And this is Jill Biden, who has no constitutional or statutory authority, no actual.
00:21:52.140She's she's she's clearly not campaigning.
00:21:56.300And this is the same Jill Biden that got the Marine Band after almost 250 years.
00:22:02.540The Marine Band plays Hail to the Chief.
00:22:04.620When the president arrives, Jill Biden decided she needed her own walk on music.
00:22:08.880And she had the Marine Band create their own music for the first lady, for her.
00:22:12.860So this is a woman with a will to power.
00:22:16.480And I think that further pointed to to why that near, near miss, near disaster happened.
00:22:23.460And look, there's a lot of people calling for a private solution that's exceedingly difficult to try to integrate in with a with a federal organization because the private guys will always get screwed 100 percent of the time.
00:22:38.220But if there was going to be private support done, I would say put it in the advanced side so that you have five professionals that are looking at this from a predator's perspective as as how would they hunt?
00:22:51.840How would they how would they attack the president, Donald Trump in these outdoor venues?
00:23:01.440I also very sad to see the Secret Service requesting the Trump campaign no longer does outdoor venues, outdoor rallies.
00:23:08.520Yeah. I mean, that's it's one of those signature events.
00:23:10.980And so, yeah, it incompetence at the at the federal level, at the DHS level.
00:23:17.940You could also call that campaigner influence.
00:23:25.300And I think this is just a tip of the iceberg of everything across the entire federal government in every federal agency.
00:23:32.940This is the kind of people you see that have risen to leadership posts because there is no consequence really for completely incompetent, malign behavior.
00:23:43.640Right. Right. No, that that is the key.
00:23:45.900The lack of consequences and the lack of power brought to bear from the House of Representatives on a host of issues over the years.
00:23:54.560Yesterday, we had Mike Benzon on the corruption of DHS and DHS is over the Secret Service.
00:24:04.640The corruption of DHS was brought to bear in changing code in the law that lets them kind of be the FBI inward facing group that goes after Americans.
00:24:19.740Right. The CIA is supposed to be all external, no, no, no, no intelligence gathering on American citizens.
00:24:28.640The FBI, they couldn't do it because it looks bad.
00:24:31.460They put DHS in. And so just going back up through the kind of the architecture of our government, you go back to the JFK assassination.
00:24:39.180The Warren Commission had the former CIA director on that commission.
00:24:44.440It was so unbelievable and so poorly put together that they had to have a second Warren Commission.
00:24:51.760And so maybe just a minute from you on these institutions and what we need to do to fix D.C.
00:24:59.940and the fourth branch of government, these three letters.
00:25:03.820Well, and even when Congress in 1992 passes a law stating that in 25 years, all documents relating to the Kennedy assassination have to be released.
00:25:34.620It is only the disinfectant effect of transparency do we actually start to get a government we have confidence in again.
00:25:42.120Otherwise, we're just – this is full Soviet.
00:25:45.680This is – we're just – we're dealing with a truly a post-constitutional order.
00:25:49.680So there has to be actual accountability.
00:25:52.320This is actually making the case for a removal of civil service laws, of civil service protections that all bureaucrats can be fired for any reason because if you cannot – if elections have consequences, they have to have consequences across the rest of the government.
00:26:08.220You can't have a truly permanent state, fourth branch of government that is elected by no one, accountable to no one, that has unbelievable authority over our lives.
00:26:19.640The Chevron decision by the Supreme Court is a tiny first step in that.
00:26:23.720But, man, the next president needs to carry that ball and run with it down the field.
00:26:27.760Yep, Eric Prince, thanks for sharing your time.
00:26:33.760A lot of people in the war room love you, respect you.
00:28:08.600Well, and given that I've only got three minutes left and I know other members, I'm really interested because I appreciate your invitation.
00:28:14.240You said you're prepared to disclose things as questions are asked.
00:28:17.920So I don't want to waste time sort of.
00:28:19.320I just want to get to the questions that might, and as many members as can, ask questions that you'll answer.
00:28:24.140I actually think I'd be glad for you to go on soliloquy, frankly, and tell us what you know.
00:28:28.200I think the American people want to know.
00:28:30.320Why was President Trump not kept off the stage?
00:28:32.640We don't know the answer to that, but I want to be clear, and this is important because I think it goes to questions that I can and cannot answer.
00:28:42.360Our investigation, the FBI's mandate, is focused on the shooter and all things related to his attack.
00:28:49.480Now, obviously, I understand very much the intense interest and focus on the Secret Service's performance, actions, decision-making, et cetera.
00:29:00.380There are two separate after-action reviews, the DHS Inspector General and the outside independent panel that's been convened that are focused on that.
00:29:10.140Now, our investigation will obviously overlap with that.
00:29:24.880He disclosed to us that Butler Emergency Services Unit personnel were posted into the windows on the second floor of the AGR building, that they left there to go pursue the person that they spotted, Crooks, that they texted a photo of Crooks to the PSP representative in the command center.
00:29:42.140That information was relayed to the United States Secret Service.
00:29:44.760They asked that it be texted to someone else.
00:29:46.920That was many minutes before President Trump took the stand.
00:29:49.880What we don't know is why did he not – why were they not keeping him off the stand?
00:29:54.720And to the extent – you know, I know we always hear when there's a criminal investigation, you've got to wait for that to develop.
00:29:59.960But do you have any reason to – do you have any other target of your criminal investigation other than Crooks, who's dead?
00:30:06.640We are investigating the shooter both to determine his motive and his preparations and activities before the shooting, but also to make sure whether or not there are any co-conspirators, accomplices, etc.
00:30:20.140At this point, have you developed any evidence to so suggest that there are any accomplices or cooperators or assisters?
00:30:26.380Not at this time, but again, the investigation is ongoing.
00:30:30.160While we wait, maybe for months – and I hate to say this, just – I'm not trying to take a pot shot, but the country went for years with the understanding that the Hunter Biden laptop was Russian disinformation as offered by respected former Intel officials.
00:30:44.920And the whole time, the FBI had the laptop and then let that happen in public until finally offering testimony in a case.
00:30:51.780To the degree we wait to hear, as a country and as a Congress, what has happened in this event, because the FBI is conducting an investigation, it provides quarter for the U.S. Secret Service not, perhaps, to reckon with the problems that are obvious to everyone.
00:31:10.460So let's get a couple in while I've got 13 more seconds.
00:47:24.520We're surveying the geopolitics, capital markets.
00:47:28.780And as usual, James Rickards has been on the money pointing to China weakness.
00:47:34.460It's kind of stunning when you look at the Fortune 500 firms or broader categories when it comes to fiduciary responsibility, et cetera.
00:47:44.120Everyone's going to look, you know, after things crack up and plummet, if China collapses, even if they just go into recession, the impact is going to be stunning on the United States of America.
00:47:56.880And so we want to refer you to our friends over at Birch Gold.
00:48:02.200In these tumultuous times, gold ought to be part of your portfolio, right?
00:48:07.320Don't throw the entire investment basket there.
00:50:35.720So a big part of China's GDP is investment, not consumption.
00:50:40.480And if the investment is wasted and you wrote it off the way accountants would require you to do, their GDP has been less than half of what they've been publishing.
00:52:06.920So you cannot borrow your way out of a debt trap is the bottom line.
00:52:11.000So between real estate crash, not being able to steal as much technology, kleptocracy, high debt-to-GDP ratio, these are real economic factors, not ideological, that basically are slowing China down.
00:52:24.160Now, on top of that, here comes Trump.
00:52:27.180I fully expect him to be elected president.
00:52:29.680He's got – Trump has an intuition about this, but he's got two big brains behind him.
00:52:34.740One is Robert Lighthizer, and the other one is Peter Navarro.
00:53:17.760But what that meant was that this high-tariff policy wins.
00:53:21.720Now, all the free traders and neoliberal consensus and von Mises and Hayek and all these people yell and scream, no, you have to have free trade, free trade.
00:53:31.820Even David Ricardo said, you know, comparative advantage.
00:53:34.200If I can grow, if I can make wine, you can make woolens, why don't we trade wine for woolens instead of trying to do it all ourselves?
00:53:42.400The problem with that is the factors of production today are mobile.
00:53:45.800In other words, you can take the capital and, to some extent, the brains and move it anywhere you want.
00:53:53.260And this is what China has done, mostly by stealing it, but aided and abetted by the Black Rocks and the vanguards and the Fidelities and everyone else throwing money into China, Chinese index funds, etc.
00:55:11.040I want to warn you of a huge change that could be coming to our money and our bank accounts.
00:55:16.600First, think back to 9-11, shortly after the government pushed through the Patriot Act.
00:55:20.760This gave the government power to spy on innocent Americans by monitoring our phone and email and tracking our movement across the Internet.
00:55:29.620Now, Jim Rickards, editor of the independent financial newsletter Strategic Intelligence and New York Times bestselling author, is warning about a coming event that could elevate this governmental surveillance to a terrifying new level.
00:55:42.460In fact, some of the guests I've had on the war room believe that the government will soon expand their powers to track our every move.
00:55:50.320If we say the wrong things on social media, donate to the wrong causes, buy firearms, or even vote MAGA, the government may be able to shut us out of our bank accounts.
00:56:00.580I can't say for sure if this will happen, but it's an interesting and dire warning.
00:56:06.780Fortunately, Jim Rickards, an American patriot and friend of mine, has made it his mission to educate us on what he believes is coming and how to protect yourself from the possibility of programmable money.
00:56:19.260Watch Jim's warning video now before it's censored like I've been in the past.