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00:00:00.000 this is the primal scream of a dying regime pray for our enemies because we're going to

00:00:09.840 medieval on these people here's not got a free shot all these networks lying about the people

00:00:16.440 the people have had a belly full of it i know you don't like hearing that i know you've tried

00:00:20.440 to do everything in the world to stop that but you're not going to stop it it's going to happen

00:00:23.620 and where do people like that go to share the big line mega media i wish in my soul i wish that any

00:00:31.620 of these people had a conscience ask yourself what is my task and what is my purpose if that

00:00:38.360 answer is to save my country this country will be saved war room here's your host stephen k band

00:00:53.620 back in the war room with stephen k bannon and our great friend capital market expert

00:01:00.060 james records james i've got a little background in economic development and i just want to bring

00:01:06.560 one variable up that is always left behind and you you've been talking about it implicitly the whole

00:01:12.920 time but it's productivity growth the uh the lead the economist is at northwestern uh gord robert gordon

00:01:21.980 uh 50 years of work on the subject uh chart after chart it's been declining for 70 years in the

00:01:29.160 united states of america the rate of productivity growth used to be five or six then three or four

00:01:34.260 then two or one and now cbo has productivity falling for the next 30 years their forecast has

00:01:40.720 us going from basically one nine to one six now three things uh make that up uh human capital which i

00:01:48.520 just use a proxy of 12 percent of poor kids in chicago are reading at grade level right i mean

00:01:54.640 that that is a third of economic growth in a sense coming up in our country capital stock is number

00:02:00.560 two our capital stock in the u.s is smaller than china's ours is about 70 trillion there's about 100

00:02:06.120 trillion and then finally a technological advance which we're great at we have the university

00:02:11.700 system like you were saying china the move from middle to high does involve that uh but that that

00:02:17.900 high tech piece has huge implications for income distribution and so i just want you why doesn't

00:02:25.100 the press do not do they just not understand any of this this is the most important thing the real

00:02:31.380 economy is your productivity the stock market is volatile goes up and down and whatever and it's

00:02:37.260 important uh to our you know lives uh but the real economy gets neglected and so i i would just love

00:02:43.100 to hear you uh reinforce our story in your way because you're so good at it james records sure i've

00:02:50.080 read robert gordon's book and the uh the thing that really struck me when we say we're all spun up you

00:02:54.320 know the internet the world wide web uh you know ai uh networking telecommunications all this stuff

00:03:00.060 what gordon said he said the greatest technological innovation that increased productivity the most

00:03:05.360 was indoor plumbing around 1870 because prior to 1870 50 of the human race spent 70 of their time

00:03:14.680 fetching water that's what women did they they got water for your cooking clean whatever 50 of the

00:03:20.620 human race spent 70 of their time fetching water once you got indoor plumbing think of the productivity

00:03:26.000 and the genius of of women they get all of a sudden they could do a million other things there were

00:03:30.700 other issues but that uh and that and that's a network by the way plumbing is a network because you

00:03:35.660 got to connect you know to plants and all this stuff so that when you read something like that's like

00:03:39.820 yeah it's 150 years old and we haven't done better since and they you know talked about a lot of other

00:03:46.060 innovations so um so the point is you're you're right there technology and innovation is the key

00:03:51.340 uh and how do you do that one thing is with what i'm calling american plan 2.0 and this is the trump

00:03:56.780 plan put up the tariffs protect us industry say the world hey you want to sell here that's fine

00:04:02.220 invest here put your money in the us build your semiconductor plants in the us train us workers

00:04:07.580 and the factors you mentioned education technology and capital come together and you have a productivity

00:04:13.580 boom which by the way the united states had in the 19th century from henry clay to william mckinley

00:04:18.860 was one of the greatest peers of growth in in us history let's do that again i think that's exactly

00:04:23.420 what trump is saying yeah and the the the left you gave a good example you talk about productivity

00:04:31.820 after you know 90 debt to gdp uh in the famous book we're well over that we're 130 now and our our

00:04:41.580 our debt to gdp our deficit this year is two trillion dollars uh right we we basically borrowed from the

00:04:47.980 kids shoved it over into g right the c plus i plus g uh and say and we're calling this economic growth

00:04:55.180 so we we're doing two trillion dollars to the government sector all the new jobs are government

00:05:00.700 they're all part-time they're all foreign-born workers the press reports on zero of this uh and

00:05:07.180 the democrats get away with this and so close us out james how do we respond in the war room posse what

00:05:13.500 can we do action action action like steve does how do we take these key ideas that you've just laid

00:05:18.700 out and make them real uh it's so that we we need to put the fear of god into our guys to follow the

00:05:24.700 trump agenda too so close us out on that james yeah it's it's not that difficult this by the way the

00:05:30.940 the debate we're describing davis is a 235 year old debate this starts with Alexander Hamilton and Thomas

00:05:37.180 Jefferson been going strong ever since but uh the other key elements of the american plan high tariffs

00:05:42.460 strong defense invest in the us those are all things we're talking about and a central bank but

00:05:47.260 a real central bank not the federal reserve not the fake central bank we have today but you also have

00:05:51.820 to close the border because all that low wage labor see the capitalists the so-called like the low wages

00:05:58.940 they like the open border don't don't let them kid you republicans and big big money and big tech

00:06:03.580 they like this open border it keeps all the wages down because if the wages are low at the lowest level

00:06:08.940 they're also lower at the middle level and so forth but the the antidote to that and henry

00:06:13.500 ford actually got this right henry ford gave his work around 1915 gave his workers a five dollar an

00:06:18.220 hour race and the other robber baron said hey why'd you do that they didn't have a union at the time

00:06:22.140 why are you giving your workers a race he goes i want them to be able to afford to buy my cars

00:06:26.940 and that's the genius of the american system terrorists raise prices they do but wages go up even

00:06:32.780 more so people can afford stuff and it's all made in the usa but i was in a debate on this the other day and

00:06:37.740 said well what about the rest of the world you know i said what about the rest of the world why is it

00:06:42.860 let them come up with their own you know american plan or their own trumponomics um that's their

00:06:48.220 problem why are we making their problem our problem and this is the problem with the neoliberal consensus

00:06:52.460 and the globalists they're happy if you know incomes in china are going up or or india hell i've been

00:06:58.140 to all of them my friends in indian china love the love the countries but uh we got to put america first

00:07:04.220 i mean i hate to use cliches but that's what we have to do great james thanks for being with us

00:07:09.900 in the war room i'm gonna get you on next week i think i'm uh on deck thursday and friday i want to

00:07:15.900 do a couple more deep dives with you uh you're just first class great teacher the way you explain

00:07:20.300 things uh thanks for being with us in the in the war room uh records just brought up uh shutting down

00:07:26.620 the border as as a key to us uh worker success uh and your lived experience as stephen k uh bannon

00:07:33.900 would would say uh we have rosemary jenks uh one of the best people in the country on immigration

00:07:39.500 coming up we're going to play a cold open right now uh get out your computers look up immigration

00:07:45.100 accountability project iaproject.org please support them and denver why don't you roll the cold open

00:07:53.020 uh for rosemary jenks you ask people what what are your top issues and they say we're concerned

00:07:57.180 about our border i mean her she was the border borders are the numbers skyrocketed she was

00:08:02.700 supervising a policy that ended up right now there's three thousand people coming in a caravan

00:08:08.700 she was going after our customs and border patrol agents she she was going after she wasn't she you

00:08:14.380 want to be factual and subtle and i appreciate that that is a good instinct so she wasn't the

00:08:19.580 borders are she was assigned to work to go to the countries where that were the source of these uh

00:08:25.420 of these immigrants and try and work with them to uh to remove uh inducements for people to come

00:08:31.980 uh here but she never was the borders are she wasn't in charge of the border they were you will call

00:08:37.020 them that her that and she's gonna have to contend with that this is the kind of thing that is playing

00:08:41.740 out all over conservative media i just want to do a little bit of uh record correcting uh there's no

00:08:49.340 there's not record crime right now number one harris was um put in charge as you said earlier of

00:08:55.100 combating the roots of immigration she was not and is not the borders are and the biden administration

00:09:00.380 did task a vice president kamala harris with the issue of migrant crossings naming her the so-called

00:09:05.740 border czar i've asked her uh the vp today because she's the most qualified person to do it to lead our

00:09:12.620 efforts with mexico and the northern triangle and the countries uh that help we're gonna need help in

00:09:21.740 stemming the movement of uh so many folks uh stemming the migration to our southern border we've

00:09:30.540 been to the border we've been to the border you haven't been to the border i and i haven't been to

00:09:36.060 europe and i mean i don't i don't understand the point that you're making they brought back in the

00:09:42.460 war room with stephen k bannon uh i ran on that issue uh congress ten years ago uh one uh largely on

00:09:49.420 that basis uh worked as hard as i could on capitol hill with the key groups up there one of the key

00:09:55.900 figures that was putting pressure on congress the key figure i will say putting pressure on congress

00:10:02.460 there's many other groups we have them all on all week they do great work as well uh but rosemary

00:10:07.500 jenks uh welcome to the war room she's with iaproject.org immigration accountability uh and

00:10:15.500 that's what we need rosemary why don't you respond to those clips then we'll dig in a little further

00:10:20.140 thanks for being with us thanks dave it's great to be with you i am just astonished at the gaslighting

00:10:27.020 it is just unreal the the like rewriting of history um and you know you can't change the facts you

00:10:35.420 cannot change the numbers and i actually uh have a chart to share with you that says it better than

00:10:42.940 words ever can um if you can put up that that chart this is actually the original version of the chart

00:10:52.460 that president trump had showing at the rally in uh pennsylvania it was originally created by senator

00:10:59.660 ron johnson's office and you can see why president biden wanted to i'm sorry president trump wanted to

00:11:05.260 talk about this because you the the historic levels of illegal immigration and this is just the southwest

00:11:13.260 border but these historic levels on the right side of the chart under the biden harris administration

00:11:18.940 are insane i mean this does not happen by accident this is intentional and mr rickards was just talking

00:11:29.260 about um you know the the cheap labor and how both republicans and democrats want cheap labor and that is

00:11:36.700 actually true um there are fewer and fewer republicans who are demanding cheap labor these days than when i

00:11:43.500 started in this 30 years ago but the fact is now we have democrats wanting cheap votes while a handful of

00:11:51.820 republicans still want cheap labor and the cheap boats is what explains the historic levels of illegal

00:12:00.540 immigration shown in this chart under the biden harris administration there's no other explanation there

00:12:06.460 is nothing else that democrats have to gain except uh uh population in the united states basically whose

00:12:14.620 whose ballots they can harvest and vote wherever they're needed and the the process of that first of all um

00:12:23.340 president biden signed an executive order um over a year ago to require all federal agencies to provide

00:12:31.820 voter registration information to every person they come in contact with so the department of homeland

00:12:38.220 security is providing voter registration information to whom non-citizens the department of labor the the

00:12:46.220 federal bureau of prisons they all have to provide voter registration information and the vote the federal

00:12:53.580 voter registration form has a check box that you saw do you check that says i'm a u.s citizen and then you

00:13:00.140 sign your name under penalty of perjury if you don't speak english you almost certainly don't read english you

00:13:07.020 probably don't understand what this form is that a government official has just given you and told you

00:13:13.420 to fill out so you're going to fill it out now the problem comes when we look at the migrant centers

00:13:19.820 and there are migrant centers scattered all across the country now thanks to the biden administration's

00:13:25.900 efforts to open the borders and so at those migrant centers the question is are the ngos running them

00:13:36.140 offering voter registration information and forms to the migrants and in fact we have evidence that they

00:13:42.780 are and in the the second page of of the document that i sent you there's actually um that's not it but um

00:13:53.580 that's fine there is congresswoman malia malia talkis from new york actually found a contract that the

00:14:03.740 new york city is requiring the migrant centers to sign and the it says specifically and i'm quoting here

00:14:11.900 the contractor shall provide and distribute voter registration forms to all persons not all citizens

00:14:20.540 all persons she has that contract that's the standard contract that new york city is requiring these

00:14:27.580 migrant shelters to sign now what's going to happen the migrants are going to rosemary hold hold right

00:14:34.300 there we're going to come back hit rewind on that one uh this is all tied together right who's filling

00:14:40.780 out the forms uh who's mandating the use of these forms uh stay with us rosemary jinx uh it with the

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00:16:13.340 here's your host stephen k bannon

00:16:20.620 welcome back to the war room dave bratt sitting in with the great stephen k bannon we have rosemary

00:16:25.980 jenks uh in with us uh from immigration accountability project iaproject.org go check

00:16:33.980 it out uh but first going back to uh james records uh when he's talking about the significance of real

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00:17:42.460 and uh give them a ring if you have questions with them too uh back to rosemary jenks on immigration i

00:17:48.380 think you were just covering rosemary uh our federal government is quite involved in distributing uh

00:17:56.140 election materials uh some of the folks can't uh read or write in english and so why don't you

00:18:03.340 summarize that again and then we'll take it from there yeah so under the president's executive order

00:18:09.020 every federal agency has to provide voter registration forms to everyone with whom they

00:18:14.860 come into contact so these are people a lot of times people who don't speak english or read english

00:18:20.860 and they're being handed a a document by a government official and told to sign it and so they do and

00:18:28.300 then they're registered to vote which by the way is a felony offense and makes them deportable which they

00:18:34.060 often don't know but the the bigger problem is these migrant shelters so if the ngos running the

00:18:41.260 migrant shelters are registering illegal aliens to vote which we know that they are based on not just

00:18:49.180 a new york city contract but based on other evidence as well then what's going to happen is

00:18:54.860 they're using the illegal aliens are using the address of the migrant shelter on their registration

00:19:00.700 forms so for any states that mail out ballots those ballots are going to be mailed to the migrant

00:19:06.780 shelters i guarantee you that the democrats have a plan for how to harvest those ballots they now have

00:19:14.700 a whole list of names of people they know are ineligible to vote but are registered to vote and are

00:19:21.340 going to be sent ballots so somebody's going to fill out those ballots and they're going to be delivered

00:19:26.140 to some you know voter office so what we really need to do is have election officials looking

00:19:33.100 through the voter rolls for multiple people with different last names registered at the same address

00:19:39.980 and then figure out if that address is a migrant shelter because those are non-citizens this could

00:19:45.260 be a make or break it's huge the the felony piece you you mentioned there is no small deal either

00:19:53.260 uh just give me 30 seconds on that again it's a felony to do what it's a felony to vote illegally

00:20:00.860 it's also a felony to falsely claim u.s citizenship which they're doing by checking the box and signing

00:20:07.340 their name under penalty of perjury so if you register to vote you've committed a felony if you vote you've

00:20:13.660 committed another felony and you are deportable after that and so this is this is an important public

00:20:19.980 service announcement non-citizens legal or illegal non-citizens are ineligible to vote and it is a

00:20:27.340 felony deportable offense yep unbelievable uh rosemary jenks uh the immigration accountability project

00:20:36.620 uh when i was in congress uh immigration was huge the democrats want cheap labor uh they say it's good

00:20:43.820 for the economy of course it's not good for the american worker uh the american worker uh in not

00:20:49.500 just border states but across the country they're suffering now they're suffering under uh the

00:20:54.060 inflation from this past regime from the federal reserve uh from the competition over the border uh

00:21:00.700 so the the the immigration uh issue is huge but it's not the democrats it's not just the left when i

00:21:06.380 was in congress in the republican chamber over half of the people voted wrong because they were

00:21:12.300 supporting big corporations and cheap labor uh and they were dissing the american people that's why

00:21:18.860 the american first uh project now that's underway is uniting democrats republicans uh everybody black

00:21:27.340 hispanic blue collar workers it's america first the republicans are in on this thing it's the uniparty

00:21:34.540 uh rosemary when when why do we need the uh immigration accountability project to solve that problem

00:21:42.380 yeah you're exactly right dave and what the immigration accountability project is completely

00:21:48.300 focused on is making sure that voters know exactly what their elected officials are doing on immigration

00:21:56.060 a lot of times members of congress take show votes that so that they can pretend that they're on the

00:22:01.340 right side of the issue but behind closed doors they're working for cheap labor we're going to expose

00:22:07.100 them we just need all the help we can get to do that very good where do they go to get your rosemary

00:22:14.700 iaproject.org iaproject.org and all of our social media is on the website great that this is number one

00:22:24.220 issue with the trump agenda the republican platform agenda the number one issue uh if you want to solve

00:22:30.380 the problem uh there's no accountability right now that i know of uh that's why congress is getting

00:22:35.820 away with murder even on the republican side all political views are my own but those are the facts

00:22:40.780 that's the way it is uh please support uh rosemary we also want to give a shout out to uh one of our

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00:23:37.980 pressure so go check out public square.com uh honored to have one of our long-standing friends

00:23:43.740 of the war room in-house he's our go-to energy expert i was reading the other day on uh pennsylvania and

00:23:52.140 vp now presidential candidate kamala harris uh and her position on fracking etc and i want to know

00:23:59.580 what that means and so we're going to david walsh he's our man on the scene david thanks for being with

00:24:04.860 us uh as always uh why don't you lead us through what's going on uh on that issue and then more broadly

00:24:10.220 thanks dave hey dave thanks for having me hey kamala has been uh out in the past aggressively with

00:24:17.020 a full ban recommendation on fracking of oil and gas across the country a full ban on offshore drilling

00:24:24.300 of any kind and also in terms of the pushing environmental justice and government capped utility

00:24:30.940 costs which the state of california has already experimented with to some degree capping utility

00:24:36.220 cost and stratifying percentage of income to denominate how much people pay for electricity

00:24:41.580 instead of per use basis which does promote efficient use and in efficiency measures instead of that

00:24:48.540 hiding and obfuscating electricity cost by burying them inside government subsidies which is what these

00:24:55.180 caps do california's evaluating her state 42 percent of its electricity cost be then allocated back to

00:25:01.740 taxpayers in taxes instead of in use rates which is appalling for efficiency so these are all the

00:25:07.660 kinds of things she's pushing pushing uh in her career much harder than biden had prior to his election

00:25:14.060 so this is yeah great concern yeah go back to that first opening series you had which i think is the

00:25:22.220 the most dominant the full ban on fracking uh what what percent of energy is that uh how many

00:25:30.140 saudi's arabia's do we have or whatever you know put it in layman's terms for us but what are we

00:25:35.340 talking about when you're talking about this full ban uh what's the impact on the country on the

00:25:39.740 economy on on your energy costs at home uh how does that work out dave well at this point in time

00:25:45.740 about 70 percent of the natural gas that we enjoy in the country is fracked that's how it's originated

00:25:51.580 and produced yeah natural gas it provides 42 of the electricity in the country and that's electricity

00:25:58.780 that runs baseload meaning all of the time so when we talk about now server centers data centers larry

00:26:04.460 fink talks about ai and our growing shortage of electricity because renewables don't supply nearly

00:26:10.380 enough they're vastly deficient in hours per day that they work natural gas more of it becomes a

00:26:16.940 dominant factor on having the kind of industrial server center data center and ai capacity that

00:26:22.780 we're talking about plus evs all this stuff that would take the electricity demand needs up by about

00:26:28.220 a factor of two that can only be done with full-time power generation plants such as those run with

00:26:34.060 natural gas which today already is 42 percent of our electricity if that's cut off we've got massive

00:26:40.940 price uplift beyond what we're seeing already in this administration we've already seen 31

00:26:46.540 uptick in electricity costs nationally due to how much how much 30 how much already and then how

00:26:53.580 much more from the beginning of his administration up 31 this will progressively continue i've got some

00:27:00.220 charts on this sent denver i don't know if they're able to be brought up but we've already seen a

00:27:05.660 radical increase in electricity cost because of the shutting down baseload constant duty plants

00:27:11.740 and bringing online massive quantities of four and a half hour a day solar eight hour a day wind with

00:27:17.740 massive intermittents massive shortage of electricity coming from those new sources as we've shut down

00:27:23.980 coal and not built gas plants so we've seen that as we continue to do that rates in this country will

00:27:29.900 probably triple over the next 15 years electricity rates as we continue to opt for short power systems solar

00:27:38.620 wind and battery storage that cost a fortune solar five times more in capex cost than combined cycle

00:27:45.980 wind offshore 11 times more hey dave we're coming right back hold hold hold that thought dave walsh

00:27:53.900 uh giving the full cost the impact of the green new deal on steroids coming in with perhaps the next

00:28:02.220 president of the united states uh the war room always gives it to you straight back with dave walsh and the

00:28:08.220 receipts on energy stay with us in the war room america is facing a real danger the kind of danger

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00:29:15.900 take action do it today here's your host stephen k bannon

00:29:20.780 dave bratt in the war room with stephen k bannon and our good friend energy expert dave wall she's

00:29:31.340 been leading us through the implications of a possible uh president uh kamala harris on a total ban on

00:29:38.620 fracking in pennsylvania uh dave in a couple minutes outline what are what are our key exports uh in this

00:29:47.500 country and then contrast uh the energy uh full spectrum dominance approach of uh trump versus

00:29:54.860 biden and harris well david you've highlighted numerous times we have a trillion dollar trade

00:29:59.980 deficit in this country we export far less than we uh we import the the top four four of the top five

00:30:07.660 exported commodities in the in the country our natural gas a oil b chemicals deriving from gas and

00:30:14.860 oil c and plastics products deriving from oil and gas manufacturer d for the top five export products

00:30:21.820 these are about 360 billion gas and oil alone of the two trillion a year we export so massively

00:30:28.060 importance to the stabilization of the currency and having at least an attack on the trade deficit which

00:30:34.540 china is the main culprit of about 800 billion a year of imports from china to to fight that the need

00:30:41.020 to continue to produce for our our citizens and for exportation the mass quantities of marcella shale

00:30:47.820 the bach and shale west texas shale being produced on a legendary basis to support continuance of our

00:30:54.700 domestic economy being very strong as president trump pointed out in his thousand words on energy

00:31:00.140 in the acceptance speech at the rnc and to keep a handle on the balance of trade not going completely out

00:31:07.020 of control yeah but dave i think you wanted to point us uh somewhere give us your coordinates uh

00:31:13.260 anything the war room posse should be reading and a couple action items and we got senator rand paul on

00:31:18.940 deck well the new mega deal had been mentioned i'd like to promote that uh a good good friend um uh

00:31:26.140 navarro put this together i happen to have the energy chapter highlight very brief terms

00:31:29.980 president trump's energy plans um i can be reached on getter true social and x at dave walsh energy thank you

00:31:36.700 thank you dave american patriot make sure you follow dave walsh on his coordinates uh he's always with

00:31:44.380 us he's our energy expert uh contrasting uh your lived experience your future uh coming up uh now it's

00:31:51.660 our pleasure uh once again uh to welcome uh senator rand paul to the war room um we're both i think uh

00:32:02.140 aligned on the freedom uh as the central value virtue of this republic uh freedom comes out of

00:32:09.420 the judeo-christian tradition uh but the the uh the constitution the bill of rights the rule of law

00:32:15.420 our economy uh is is based on this idea in the textbook you know econ 101 of free markets

00:32:26.140 and a market on the supply curve you're supposed to have a bunch of firms competing and duking it out

00:32:30.700 uh and when you have that competition it leads to lower prices and better quality and good quantity

00:32:36.140 and all that uh right now we got the magnificent seven uh just massive firms with massive political

00:32:44.140 power i i if i were still in congress i'd be writing up trust buster bills uh i'm not gonna put uh

00:32:50.940 senator rand paul in any bucket right here but i'm let him speak for himself uh senator rand paul

00:32:56.220 welcome to the war room uh and on this freedom initiative what do you see are the are the major

00:33:01.500 moves we have to make to restore and keep our republic you know if you watch uh cnn which i don't

00:33:09.900 really recommend you will hear a lot about democracy unfortunately they fundamentally don't get what the

00:33:16.700 most important democratic uh enterprise is in the world it's the marketplace it's democratic in the

00:33:23.900 sense that it's completely voluntary and that you vote every day with your dollars so you vote for

00:33:29.180 what companies will succeed by the things you purchase now as far as big being bad i don't

00:33:34.460 think big is bad unless they're using government to create their bigness they're using government to

00:33:39.820 create their monopoly if you're simply apple and i don't agree with some of the social politics of apple

00:33:45.660 but you sell a great product and people love your product i'm not for breaking up apple

00:33:50.460 uh i will contest maybe their views if they're politically on the other side of issues and i i

00:33:57.020 just don't think that bigness is necessarily bad because bigness means you're pleasing the consumer and

00:34:02.780 the consumer is buying your product but ultimately the greatest form of democracy is capitalism where you

00:34:09.020 vote with your dollars every day yeah no that's good and so there uh i i am a little bit uh more

00:34:20.220 active on that issue when it comes to trust busting just because of the of the trends and

00:34:26.140 the tendencies we're encountering right now we had mike benz on yesterday great uh discussion of

00:34:31.980 corruption at dhs uh using uh right the government using uh several of the magnificent uh some firms to

00:34:40.220 censor the american people and so i i'm just i'm yeah go ahead brandon and it and when you talk about it

00:34:47.180 this is what's important sort of about first amendment issues i was completely behind eric

00:34:51.580 schmidt's case missouri versus biden i thought the lower courts got it right because the government does

00:34:57.260 not have a right to use a private company to censor our speech but when it comes to the company alone

00:35:03.660 i differ from some of the conservatives some of the conservatives have said well let's regulate

00:35:08.060 twitter like a utility because so many people use it and we'll have a regulated utility well i'm old

00:35:13.740 enough to remember when ma bell and at&t was a regulated utility and you had to go wait in line

00:35:19.660 for a terrible ugly black phone that had no functionality at all and it was worse than the

00:35:24.780 post office so a regulated utility doesn't excite me for living in an economy or an internet where they're

00:35:31.180 going to be regulated utilities so really if you look at the first amendment uh very clearly it's about

00:35:37.660 government not doing things congress shall not abridge speech so the fbi has no right and neither

00:35:43.340 does homeland security to meet with twitter or to meet with youtube and they should be forbidden from

00:35:48.140 that now if it's just twitter saying we want content controls and we're going to do this and that we don't

00:35:53.420 like conservatives and we're going to ban them unfortunately that that is the way the marketplace

00:35:57.580 works and you leave them and you go somewhere else so for example when youtube uh took speeches of

00:36:03.420 mine down that i made on the senate floor talking about a cabal of people in the administration that

00:36:10.380 tried to uh impeach trump and that started it while at work in the national security council

00:36:15.980 when i mentioned that they took it down because i mentioned a guy's name eric chiarmela who was working

00:36:21.020 for government at the time and he was the so-called whistleblower but i don't think you're a whistleblower

00:36:25.820 when you're working and conspiring at work to concoct an impeachment based on something that was

00:36:30.860 not an impeachable offense but was a policy position but also i gave a speech on masks or

00:36:37.020 an interview on masks on a public or a broadcast television that was taken down from youtube but

00:36:43.820 instead of saying i want to ban youtube or force them to take my speech my position is i just went

00:36:48.460 to rumble and so i put all my videos on rumble and we try to cater to them because they are more open

00:36:54.300 to free speech uh so i think it's an important distinction whether or not we want to regulate the

00:36:59.100 internet because the danger of regulating the internet is that you set up some sort of government

00:37:03.500 committee which sounds good when you're in charge but then when the other guys get in charge uh having

00:37:08.860 a committee decide what content is good on the internet may not be what you bargained for right

00:37:15.420 right well good which brings us to point number two uh everything up in the swamp right now seems to

00:37:21.900 be pointing to three letter agencies right the the secret service is under dhs ben's is on yesterday

00:37:29.340 talking about the complicity and the behavior linkages between the state department dod dhs uh

00:37:37.180 the the the three letter agencies and the mainstream media uh on this cabal uh the the republicans uh we we have

00:37:47.900 not uh brought any discipline to bear on just gross negligence over and over and over 51 intelligence

00:37:55.100 officers russiagate for three years uh steve bannon's in jail uh for a warped committee that mike johnson says

00:38:02.780 was misconstrued uh where are the republicans uh putting some consequences in place on this grotesque

00:38:11.420 misbehavior you know on steve bannon and peter navarro i told the house leadership from the very

00:38:17.500 beginning the january 6th committee should have been continued everybody on it should have been

00:38:22.460 fired they should have been replaced with republicans the same way the democrats did it

00:38:26.940 and not to be vindictive but to undo those subpoenas i would have done that on january 1st when

00:38:33.820 the republicans were sworn in in charge of the house i would have convened the committee one time

00:38:38.780 i would have voted to get rid of those subpoenas and then i would have also said at that time

00:38:43.740 we're disbanding the committee because it was a corrupt process and we're not going to do this to

00:38:48.060 our opponents that's why we're disbanding it but i would have met once to wipe out those subpoenas

00:38:52.620 now some very smart lawyers tell me it wouldn't have worked but i don't know i would have gone with

00:38:57.340 my lawyers then back to court and said look the so-called grand jury which is not really a grand

00:39:03.180 jury because it was a bunch of partisans have rescinded the subpoena why are you holding me in

00:39:08.220 contempt i think that's a strong argument lawyers that know more about the process tell me it wouldn't

00:39:12.860 have worked but i think it was worth it even for the optics of them showing that this was a farce

00:39:18.300 and they were trying to undo the farce so uh i think we should have done that i still think they

00:39:23.180 ought to do that frankly with regard to spending and the three-letter agencies republicans have had

00:39:29.180 a terrible job of using the power of the purse i mean for example speaker johnson went along with the

00:39:36.060 democrats he voted against the majority in his caucus for the most recent spending bill for the ukraine

00:39:41.980 funding and against fisa reform all the things that really donald trump says he cares about mike

00:39:48.780 johnson voted on the other side of these issues but they don't use the power of the purse so for

00:39:53.740 example the 51 intelligence agents that said the hunter biden laptop was russian disinformation

00:40:01.180 this was a lie many of them still have access i was standing in the oval office with president trump

00:40:08.060 when some of these issues came up and he said i said mr president take away their access these

00:40:12.860 people are selling their access to cnn they still have classified knowledge take away their access and

00:40:18.380 he did i think that with the power of the purse you could force these issues defund the cia till they

00:40:24.780 take away the access to the 51 people who lied about the laptop they're lying to the public and acting in

00:40:31.900 a rankly partisan way should preclude them from ever getting classified information you can't

00:40:37.020 have thieves and liars uh you shouldn't have thieves and liars working in the intel agencies

00:40:43.180 and then using that information to manipulate politics yep yep senator rampaul we got about a

00:40:49.260 minute and a half two minutes left i hate to give you such a short time on the this huge issue but

00:40:55.100 the federal reserve your dad uh is an american icon on that issue uh they have caused the 0708 crisis

00:41:03.900 according to the the greatest monetary theorists john taylor uh what are your views if if if we don't

00:41:10.460 get an america first type uh at treasury and the folks over the federal reserve i just see them always

00:41:17.500 favoring the wall street fat cats enriching the rich and the middle class takes a bath as usual uh what

00:41:24.300 what would be your counsel uh to president trump who should he appoint to these major positions

00:41:29.740 so that we at least at a minimum reform the fed to follow a taylor rule or something that will be

00:41:35.020 good for the american people well the federal reserve is in the chain of blame for uh inflation but really

00:41:43.740 it starts with congress congress borrows about two trillion dollars a year of that two trillion we sell

00:41:49.900 some to the general public and treasury bonds we sell some to foreign countries treasury bonds but

00:41:55.340 then the federal reserve buys about a third of that when the federal reserve buys a third of our debt

00:42:00.140 when they add hundreds of billions of dollars to the money supply that dilutes the value of the currency

00:42:05.660 and that's what creates inflation the reason i recite something that everybody that took econ one should

00:42:11.100 know is that there are people in the senate elizabeth warren being uh one who's very vocal that the prices are

00:42:18.780 rising in your grocery store because the grocery store owners are monopolies and greedy right this

00:42:23.980 is where we have to be very careful of both liberals and sometimes populists who think that it's the

00:42:30.060 business causing high prices instead of the understanding that it's congress and the fed that

00:42:34.620 calls the high prices but she wants to break up the grocery stores that's ridiculous and if she

00:42:39.340 were in my third grade economic class i would fail her right give us your coordinate senator rand paul

00:42:46.780 always great to have you on you're a crowd favorite uh how do people reach you support you and uh and

00:42:52.380 give us your coordinates i think through all portals if you go to rand paul.com you can find

00:42:57.900 several different portals i've got official facebook unofficial facebook i got twitter i got unofficial

00:43:02.780 twitter we are all over social media come join us good good god bless you keep up the great work

00:43:09.180 for freedom senator rand paul on the war room uh always lighten it up by get renewing our energy thank

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00:44:50.460 date bratt back in the war room with the great uh steven k bannon uh it's our pleasure and honor to

00:44:56.700 uh welcome uh the great rabbi walicki back to the war room a friend of steve bannon and the show

00:45:02.940 uh brother we got uh prime minister netanyahu in congress there's politics flying all over the

00:45:10.940 place on this there's a special relationship uh between israel and the united states of america

00:45:17.500 for biblical religious reasons there's foreign policy implications uh so why don't you i know

00:45:23.100 you're going on a longer uh a show later in the day but uh why don't you tee us up and tell us uh

00:45:28.380 tell us how we should be viewing what's going on up in the swamp today thank you dean brath for having

00:45:33.820 me on i think that there's really two things that the war room posse should be watching for in this

00:45:38.780 netanyahu speech one of them the first one is that just last week the knesset in advance of netanyahu's

00:45:46.540 speech voted overwhelmingly 68 to nine with a whole bunch of of left-leaning knesset members not showing

00:45:53.740 up because they didn't want to vote against it but 68 to nine and most of that nine were the arab

00:45:58.540 knesset members who are anti-israel voting against calls for a palestinian state a two-state solution

00:46:04.300 most people don't understand how disastrous that would be for israel but they were doing that

00:46:08.780 because there are rumors and there's a good reason to believe that netanyahu is being pressured by the

00:46:13.340 biden administration to make noises in favor of a palestinian state so everyone in israel is going to be

00:46:17.820 watching for that but more importantly dave what i'm concerned with is does prime minister netanyahu

00:46:24.220 understand where america first is does he understand what the republican party and what

00:46:29.660 the ascended mega movement is all about because because that's really who's going to be winning

00:46:34.140 that's the donald trump movement and if prime minister netanyahu thinks that he's still talking

00:46:38.620 to old neocons and it's all about funding he's got another thing coming i've been vocal in israel

00:46:44.460 being opposed to this dependent relationship where the relationship is all about israel getting funds

00:46:49.820 i'm in favor of the jd vance approach jd vance right is pro israel because israel and the united

00:46:55.900 states share the destiny and the history of the judeo-christian civilization if israel if the jewish

00:47:02.780 people returning to our homeland after 3000 years in fulfillment of the most repeated biblical prophecy

00:47:09.180 isn't important to americans who come from a biblical worldview

00:47:13.580 then we've got bigger problems than geopolitics jd vance his approach while at the same time again

00:47:19.580 voting against the aid because aid to israel comes with strings attached and we just look at all the

00:47:24.700 leverage the biden administration is wielding against israel preventing us from destroying hamas

00:47:30.220 which is all built on all that aid israel's a wealthy nation and we should be able to fend for

00:47:35.180 ourselves but we signed some bad deals with the obama administration that have forced us to get

00:47:39.820 all our weapons from the u.s and close down our own munitions factories that have tied our hands

00:47:44.380 but as politics are today what i'm looking for is to see that prime minister netanyahu understands the

00:47:49.900 changing winds of politics in america and speaks to the america first movement about judeo-christian

00:47:56.300 values and how israel's fight is a fight for america as well because our enemies always say israel's this

00:48:03.100 little satan and america's the great satan yeah thank you rabbi very well said very clean uh give us

00:48:12.300 on the war room uh some hope when it comes to the special relationship with israel of course that has

00:48:19.900 to do with god uh and uh you know israel when i was over in israel years ago there was a strong strong

00:48:28.300 support for the u.s and back then uh president trump i i would you know guess in seventy eighty

00:48:34.620 percent uh and now with all this uh university protests and revolts on the palestinian stuff

00:48:41.660 uh give give us some sense of where you think israel uh is going to be and then the the jewish

00:48:47.820 population in in the united states uh is there cause to be optimistic that that uh we're moving in

00:48:54.220 positive directions there well for the jewish community the united states overwhelmingly the

00:49:00.220 jews in america have abandoned their faith and our progressive left but younger american jews

00:49:06.460 skew more towards tradition the israeli population is right wing and nationalist israel's a right-wing

00:49:11.660 country there's a reason why we haven't had a left-wing prime minister since ehud barak some 20 years ago

00:49:17.260 younger israelis the the stereotype you're used to in america is flipped in israel younger israelis

00:49:22.380 are more right-wing more faithful to god more conservative in their politics than older israelis

00:49:28.460 are so the future in that respect is bright i think what what what the posse has to hang on to

00:49:34.380 is that the enemies of israel remember they were protesting the christmas tree lighting in rockefeller

00:49:40.140 plaza they interrupted the easter sunday mass in saint patrick's cathedral our enemies attack christianity

00:49:48.140 in the name of their hatred for israel and we should all recognize that this war israel's

00:49:52.140 fighting is just a kinetic front in the same war that you're fighting over there

00:49:57.020 yep uh rabbi uh thanks for being uh with us today on the war room uh in closing you can start out the

00:50:02.620 pitch uh when in israel uh how do you get a good uh sound night's sleep well i get a sound night's sleep

00:50:10.940 on two my pillows that i bought uh you know i bought them in the states to support mike lindell but oh boy

00:50:17.020 they support my head every single night also point out that i'll be on war room tomorrow with uh with

00:50:22.060 colonel derrick harvey to do a post game on the netanyahu speech good very good i gotta pivot over

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00:52:06.460 yeah mike lindell no matter where i go he gives away 12 000 free pillows to liberty university

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