Bannon's War Room - October 09, 2024


Episode 3964： Harris Campaign Erodes American Energy


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Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) is the Democratic presidential candidate in 2020. On CNN's "Meet the Billionaire" on Monday night, she faced off against Donald Trump in a tense debate. But in the aftermath of the debate, the question of the day: Is she a smart or dumb human being?

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00:00:01.000 This is the primal scream of a dying regime.
00:00:06.000 Pray for our enemies.
00:00:08.000 Because we're going medieval on these people.
00:00:11.000 I got a free shot at all these networks lying about the people.
00:00:15.000 The people have had a belly full of it.
00:00:17.000 I know you don't like hearing that.
00:00:19.000 I know you've tried to do everything in the world to stop that,
00:00:21.000 but you're not going to stop it. It's going to happen.
00:00:23.000 And where do people like that go to share the big lie?
00:00:26.000 MAGA Media.
00:00:28.000 I wish in my soul, I wish that any of these people had a conscience.
00:00:33.000 Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?
00:00:37.000 If that answer is to save my country, this country will be saved.
00:00:43.000 War Room. Here's your host, Stephen K. Banff.
00:00:52.000 I've been covering the border for years.
00:00:55.000 And so I know this is not a problem that started with your administration.
00:01:00.000 Correct. Correct.
00:01:01.000 But there was an historic flood of undocumented immigrants coming across the border
00:01:08.000 the first three years of your administration.
00:01:11.000 As a matter of fact, arrivals quadrupled from the last year of President Trump.
00:01:17.000 Was it a mistake to loosen the immigration policies as much as you did?
00:01:24.000 It's a long standing problem.
00:01:26.000 And solutions are at hand.
00:01:29.000 And from day one, literally, we have been offering solutions.
00:01:34.000 What I was asking was, was it a mistake to kind of allow that flood to happen in the first place?
00:01:43.000 The policies that we have been proposing are about fixing a problem, not promoting a problem.
00:01:49.000 OK.
00:01:50.000 But the numbers did quadruple.
00:01:52.000 And the numbers today, because of what we have done, we have cut the flow of illegal immigration by half.
00:02:00.000 But should you have done that?
00:02:01.000 We have cut the flow of fentanyl by half.
00:02:04.000 But we need Congress to be able to act to actually fix the problem.
00:02:11.000 One of the old saws is, they just want somebody they can have a beer with.
00:02:14.000 Uh-huh.
00:02:15.000 So would you like to have a beer with me so I can tell people what that's like?
00:02:18.000 OK.
00:02:19.000 This was.
00:02:20.000 Now, we asked ahead of time because I can't just be giving a drink to the Vice President
00:02:24.000 of the United States.
00:02:25.000 But I'd ask you.
00:02:26.000 You asked for Miller Highlight.
00:02:27.000 You asked for Miller Highlight.
00:02:28.000 I'm just curious.
00:02:31.000 OK.
00:02:32.000 The last time I had beer was at a baseball game with Doug.
00:02:37.000 OK.
00:02:38.000 So cheers.
00:02:39.000 Cheers.
00:02:40.000 There you go.
00:02:44.000 Ooh.
00:02:45.000 Yep.
00:02:46.000 That tastes like the beautiful city of Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
00:02:48.000 The champagne and beers.
00:02:49.000 There you go.
00:02:50.000 Have you no empathy, man?
00:02:53.000 Yes.
00:02:54.000 No.
00:02:55.000 For the suffering of other people.
00:02:59.000 Have you no sense of purpose?
00:03:05.000 You know, I think she could have just won the election if she burped after that. 1.00
00:03:11.000 Colbert. 1.00
00:03:12.000 Colbert, you're pathetic, dude. 1.00
00:03:14.000 You are like a pimp in your cheap suits, basically letting the American people suffer. 1.00
00:03:25.000 And you have no frigging clue, man. 0.99
00:03:27.000 You're in your little comedy world with Jon Stewart. 0.95
00:03:31.000 And you didn't ask anything.
00:03:32.000 What I want to do now is dive into this mental impairment issue.
00:03:45.000 Because that woman, there's something off with her, as President Trump said.
00:03:50.000 There's something way off.
00:03:52.000 For 25 years, I taught MBA students in a highly interactive Socratic style, following the Harvard
00:03:59.000 Business School case.
00:04:00.000 And my goal was not only to teach my students the intricacies of economics in a business
00:04:06.000 environment.
00:04:07.000 I also wanted to help them think much better in dynamic situations by regularly putting
00:04:11.000 their feet to the fire and brains to the fire.
00:04:14.000 Kamala Harris could well have benefited from such training. 1.00
00:04:18.000 Behind her toothy grin and joyful facade, Harris presents as someone incapable.
00:04:24.000 You've seen it.
00:04:25.000 I've seen it on her feet.
00:04:27.000 Overscripted, over-rehearsed, inflexible, even rigid in her responses.
00:04:32.000 Curiously, the non-improvisational nature of the Harris persona wasn't entirely obvious
00:04:39.000 during the Harris-Trump debate.
00:04:42.000 Harris was so well-scripted and so well-rehearsed after weeks of preparation that she seemed smooth
00:04:48.000 and natural in both her delivery and rapid-fire attacks on Trump. 0.90
00:04:53.000 Yet, yet, Kamala Harris's non-improvisational cognitive style would be quickly revealed in 0.61
00:05:00.000 several softball interviews in the days following that debate.
00:05:05.000 No matter what question she was tossed, it continues to this day, Harris responded off-point
00:05:11.000 and with the same kind of scripts she had memorized for the debate, to the point where even fangirl
00:05:18.000 interviewers like MSNBC's Stephanie Rule noted Harris's evasiveness and lack of specificity.
00:05:26.000 Today, with less than 30 days to the most important presidential election in decades, Kamala Harris
00:05:32.000 continues to doggedly refuse to hold even a single press conference.
00:05:38.000 Now, she's sitting down for some interviews, but not what's normally expected of presidential candidates. 1.00
00:05:44.000 She's going to Stephen Colbert.
00:05:46.000 That's not an interview, folks!
00:05:48.000 Colbert, you are not an interview!
00:05:52.000 Beer. Come on, dude.
00:05:56.000 Something's going on here, and candidate Donald Trump thinks he knows what.
00:06:01.000 In quintessential Trumpian fashion, he lobbed the mental impairment charge.
00:06:06.000 Immediately, heads exploded across the liberal diaspora, and predictably so.
00:06:12.000 Even those Trump Republicans, known for their pearl-clutching ways, like who?
00:06:17.000 You know what I'm talking about here.
00:06:18.000 Republican South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham publicly castigated Trump for going too far.
00:06:27.000 Yet, behind Trump's incendiary charge is a sobering question worth exploring now, in the cold light of a West Wing day.
00:06:34.000 Here it is.
00:06:35.000 Write this down.
00:06:36.000 Is the way Kamala Harris thinks, processes information, interacts with people, avoids the press, and make decisions likely to make her a bad, perhaps even dangerous president? 0.99
00:06:53.000 At least some semblance of an answer may be found in how modern psychology describes some of the various cognitive styles associated with Harris's observed behavior.
00:07:05.000 For example, Harris's over-scripting and heavy reliance on rehearsed responses may simply be what is a well-traveled technique to manage performance anxiety.
00:07:16.000 Such anxiety would be consistent with Harris's frequent nervous cackles.
00:07:22.000 Similarly, Harris's strong need to prepare and control social interactions mirrors a cognitive style that seeks to avoid embarrassment or failure.
00:07:34.000 Okay, this is going to blow your mind.
00:07:37.000 Think about what happened when Vice President Harris received an invitation to dinner in April of 2022 at the home of DC news mogul David Bradley.
00:07:50.000 Now, Axios reported this story.
00:07:52.000 It's probably the best thing Mike Allen did.
00:07:54.000 He probably got his wrist slapped for doing it, unless Jill Biden planted the story, but that's another story.
00:08:02.000 Harris was so socially anxious about this dinner, this informal salon-style affair with journalists and newsmakers, that she had her staff organize a highly unusual mock dinner to help her prepare.
00:08:18.000 Staffers even acted as the mock dinner participants so Harris could practice interacting with the group.
00:08:28.000 You cannot make that up.
00:08:30.000 Now, regardless of how one might seek to categorize Harris's various behaviors, over-scripting, over-rehearsing, nervous cackles, reluctance to take questions, anxiety in social and performance settings,
00:08:52.000 the question again for voters now is whether Harris's cognitive makeup would make her a bad and perhaps even very dangerous present.
00:09:04.000 Yes.
00:09:05.000 Yes.
00:09:06.000 Yes.
00:09:07.000 Hell yes.
00:09:08.000 Hell yes is my unequivocal answer.
00:09:11.000 Based on my four years in the White House watching the master of improvisation, Donald Trump, interact with hundreds of business and labor leaders, foreign dignitaries, hostile journalists.
00:09:24.000 Hey, John Carl, how are you, buddy?
00:09:25.000 Hey, John Carl, how are you, buddy?
00:09:27.000 Other politicians and his own cabinet officials and staff in venues as near as the West Wing Cabinet Room and as far away as a G20 meeting in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
00:09:41.000 Here, I can tell you that no American president can possibly rely on well-rehearsed scripts either to interact with world leaders or respond to rapidly moving events.
00:09:55.000 The world is simply too complex for that.
00:09:59.000 Indeed, any president that lacks the ability to think on his or, in Kamala's case, her feet in dynamic situations and improvise accordingly is likely to needlessly drag this nation into all manner of economic and geopolitical troubles and possibly, possibly war itself.
00:10:24.000 To give this context, imagine a bar joke that begins with this.
00:10:31.000 The American president walks into a bar to negotiate with Vladimir Putin, Xi Jinping, Kim Jong-un, and Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
00:10:43.000 Of course, we know what the punchline was with President Donald Trump.
00:10:48.000 Putin stayed out of Ukraine.
00:10:51.000 Xi Jinping left Taiwan alone.
00:10:54.000 Kim Jong-un halted his nuclear bomb and missile tests.
00:10:59.000 And the Ayatollah and his Hamas, Hezbollah, and Houthi proxies did not invade Israel. 0.85
00:11:09.000 In contrast, the Kamala Harris we have seen so far, over-scripted, over-rehearsed, can't think on her feet, mock dinners, non-improvisational, she'd have no idea, no idea how to handle any of these world leaders. 0.94
00:11:28.000 Nor would she be able to readily adapt to the almost daily crises that come across a president's desk.
00:11:37.000 Instead, Kamala Harris would be beholden to her handlers and speechwriters. 0.99
00:11:43.000 Hey, none of them, none of them will have been elected by the American people.
00:11:50.000 None of them who are going to put in, putting words in Kamala Harris's mouth ever got a single vote from the American people.
00:12:00.000 That's how this goes so wrong in Washington.
00:12:04.000 Biden, Harris puppets.
00:12:10.000 And by the way, having attended my share of state dinners in the East Wing and watched Donald Trump effortlessly feat world leaders,
00:12:21.000 my own head exploded when I actually learned of Harris's mock dinner to prepare for a mere media mogul and a few dime store reporters.
00:12:33.000 Hey, 99% of the reporters today are all dime store reporters.
00:12:38.000 It's a shame.
00:12:40.000 It's another story.
00:12:43.000 Here's my abiding two points.
00:12:47.000 Lord knows it's time we talk more about Harris's likely performance as president in public squares like these.
00:12:57.000 And it's well past time for Kamala Harris to, as they say, meet the press. 0.91
00:13:08.000 Mentally impaired off.
00:13:13.000 You betcha, you betcha.
00:13:17.000 And instead of having a sober conversation about this in the media, because this is very serious business, I am telling you again, it's like there's not a lot of people who could write these words, talk these words.
00:13:38.000 With credibility, but.
00:13:40.000 With credibility.
00:13:41.000 I was in the White House for four years.
00:13:43.000 Don't forget that posse.
00:13:44.000 One of three people who survived.
00:13:46.000 In the White House, as a senior advisor, I watched Donald Trump in the Oval.
00:13:52.000 Cabinet room.
00:13:54.000 Roosevelt room.
00:13:55.000 Air Force One.
00:13:58.000 Buenos Aires.
00:13:59.000 Osaka.
00:14:00.780 Osaka.
00:14:02.820 I mean, that dude can talk to anybody,
00:14:07.440 get hit with any kind of thing
00:14:10.740 that he might not be prepared for,
00:14:13.760 and he knows how to handle it.
00:14:16.200 Kamala Harris can't do that. 1.00
00:14:19.680 Look, we had an infirm, mentally challenged Biden,
00:14:25.320 and now we have somebody who we might get in the Oval Office 0.91
00:14:30.740 who is in a psychological straitjacket.
00:14:35.620 Is she mentally impaired in a bad way for normal life? 1.00
00:14:40.960 No.
00:14:42.760 But to be president of the United States,
00:14:45.980 that woman is not fit in any way imaginable for office. 1.00
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00:16:12.400 Here's your host, Stephen K. Bannon.
00:16:19.680 Devaro for Bannon, you are in the war room.
00:16:21.940 Today's theme, based on a report I just released today
00:16:26.260 on how Kamala Harris's policy agenda
00:16:30.280 is resulting in a decline in the energy
00:16:35.060 and manufacturing sectors in the key battleground states
00:16:38.860 of Arizona, Georgia, Pennsylvania, Michigan, North Carolina.
00:16:46.440 There's all the details you need,
00:16:48.860 particularly if you are in those states.
00:16:51.500 I want you to download the report
00:16:53.060 and get it to every voter you know in those states.
00:16:56.780 www.substack.com forward slash Navarro will do it
00:17:01.540 or up on the screen, you'll see a chyron,
00:17:05.580 which you can go to.
00:17:06.540 The other alternatives go to the Washington Times today
00:17:09.880 and read my article on Kamala Harris's attack
00:17:13.520 on the manufacturing sector.
00:17:16.920 What we want to do now is bring in 0.78
00:17:19.380 one of the co-authors in my new MAGA deal book
00:17:24.960 who wrote a beautiful chapter on energy
00:17:27.800 and he's read the report.
00:17:30.000 Dave Walsh wants to reflect on the report.
00:17:32.700 Dave, welcome back once again to the War Room.
00:17:38.100 Talk to me a little bit about the report
00:17:40.720 and what's your takeaways.
00:17:43.820 Well, Peter, great to be on today.
00:17:45.880 The report is right on target.
00:17:48.700 These guys, via their energy policies,
00:17:51.280 are anti-manufacturing.
00:17:53.480 Vice President Harris, the Biden-Harris team,
00:17:56.580 anti-manufacturing.
00:17:57.900 In the basic core manufacturing,
00:18:00.280 especially of core products,
00:18:01.520 let me list a few, just a few.
00:18:03.780 Refining, pulp and paper, cement,
00:18:05.740 basic steelmaking, specialty steelmaking,
00:18:08.560 petrochem, chemical manufacturing,
00:18:10.600 auto manufacturing, aluminum smelting,
00:18:13.140 phosphate production,
00:18:14.420 remelting steel like new core steel,
00:18:16.200 recycling, older steel to make new steel,
00:18:18.780 major hospitals, not manufacturing.
00:18:21.120 All massively dependent on baseload,
00:18:23.900 continuous duty, 24-hour-a-day electricity.
00:18:27.540 They're all about shutting that down.
00:18:30.000 Even Jamie Dimon and Larry Fink
00:18:32.260 in the last 60 days have mentioned,
00:18:34.580 we can't have server centers,
00:18:36.540 we can't have AI in this country
00:18:38.160 without continuous duty,
00:18:39.660 baseload electricity.
00:18:41.280 Not wind and solar.
00:18:42.760 Solar operates four to five hours a day
00:18:44.760 only in most markets,
00:18:46.860 and intermittently so.
00:18:48.000 Solar, wind on ground,
00:18:49.740 operates about seven and a half hours a day,
00:18:51.820 and also intermittently so.
00:18:53.480 That stuff is grossly inadequate
00:18:55.980 in terms of power generation
00:18:57.440 to support manufacturing.
00:18:59.220 It just doesn't work
00:19:00.340 because it doesn't provide
00:19:01.880 24-hour-a-day baseload electricity needed.
00:19:04.900 AVEC, just a couple weeks ago,
00:19:06.820 Microsoft announced co-authoring
00:19:08.660 the restart of the Three Mile Island nuclear
00:19:11.620 to the reactors at Three Mile Island
00:19:13.340 with Constellation
00:19:14.400 to give themselves a full gigawatt of power
00:19:17.600 to run a major, major AI server center
00:19:20.940 up in central Pennsylvania
00:19:22.960 taking advantage of 24-hour-a-day nuclear power.
00:19:26.920 So the fact of the matter is,
00:19:28.060 these guys, for the last four years,
00:19:29.900 have been all about shutting down
00:19:31.680 oil exploration, natural gas pipelines,
00:19:35.060 and exploration on federal lands, offshore.
00:19:37.980 They've kiboshed exportation of natural gas.
00:19:41.380 They've blocked all production
00:19:43.280 of natural gas and oil,
00:19:44.960 which have had the effect
00:19:46.000 of beginning to ramp up electricity prices.
00:19:48.900 Electricity is now 31% more expensive
00:19:51.340 than it was when they were sworn in.
00:19:53.460 Why?
00:19:54.420 Because they've installed at a huge, huge cost,
00:19:57.220 incented utilities to install
00:19:59.200 at a massive cost.
00:20:00.460 Solar, five times more capex per kilowatt hour.
00:20:04.560 Wind, six times more capex per kilowatt hour.
00:20:07.500 Offshore wind, 11 times more costly
00:20:10.260 than normal generation,
00:20:12.240 conventional gas fired.
00:20:13.700 Offshore wind, also 11 times more costly.
00:20:15.780 So as we're installing all of this part-time stuff
00:20:19.000 at a cost that's about,
00:20:21.180 in the aggregate, four times higher,
00:20:23.220 that flows into rates.
00:20:24.660 High electricity cost, high energy cost
00:20:26.880 means less manufacturing.
00:20:29.560 And the announcement by their EPA
00:20:31.640 that all gas plants,
00:20:33.660 combined cycle,
00:20:34.720 state-of-the-art combined cycle,
00:20:36.000 clean power plants must have
00:20:37.300 carbon capture systems
00:20:39.040 or be converted to hydrogen fuel,
00:20:41.020 which doesn't exist today,
00:20:42.300 by 2035,
00:20:44.080 which would be a cost
00:20:44.940 of $4 billion per power plant.
00:20:47.040 Once that gets into rates,
00:20:48.560 we'll be in the same place as Europe.
00:20:50.600 Europe now,
00:20:51.380 four to five times higher
00:20:53.020 per capita electricity cost in here,
00:20:55.140 we'll be in the same place.
00:20:57.280 Manufacturing will be compromised badly
00:20:59.500 because all this stuff I mentioned,
00:21:01.460 and of course server centers
00:21:02.600 and data centers,
00:21:03.460 as Fink and Diamond have pointed out,
00:21:06.060 are totally dependent
00:21:07.220 on constant electricity,
00:21:09.240 not part-time electricity.
00:21:10.860 They're out there with this.
00:21:13.460 So, no,
00:21:14.920 these guys are notoriously
00:21:16.660 anti-manufacturing,
00:21:18.620 especially of core manufacturing products,
00:21:20.780 wanting to see all that transition
00:21:22.600 to BRICS nations.
00:21:24.380 Because, you know,
00:21:25.160 there's an argument
00:21:25.700 that even the manufacturing itself
00:21:27.240 produces CO2,
00:21:28.360 so we can't really,
00:21:29.280 you know,
00:21:29.800 we can't really be doing manufacturing
00:21:31.260 because it produces CO2
00:21:32.780 in many of the processes
00:21:34.020 we've talked about.
00:21:35.060 That's how insane
00:21:36.540 these policies are.
00:21:37.440 Well, Dave,
00:21:39.780 one of the genius insights
00:21:43.140 I thought in the J.D. Vance massacre
00:21:47.040 of Tim Waltz debate
00:21:49.200 was the point that
00:21:52.880 when we shut down
00:21:54.940 the cleanest facilities
00:21:58.260 in the world here in the U.S.,
00:22:00.820 the coal power plants
00:22:02.420 and some of these other
00:22:03.480 gas-fired plants,
00:22:05.600 when we do that,
00:22:08.060 we therefore shift that load
00:22:11.140 to the dirtiest countries
00:22:13.740 in the world, 0.84
00:22:14.840 principally communist China,
00:22:17.600 which is building
00:22:18.860 probably 30 coal plants
00:22:22.820 for every one we shut down here.
00:22:24.980 I mean,
00:22:25.240 it's just overwhelming us.
00:22:27.480 And somehow,
00:22:28.680 I think the Biden-Harris people
00:22:31.960 seem to think
00:22:32.740 that the United States
00:22:34.060 sits here
00:22:34.740 and there's kind of walls
00:22:36.540 up around our airspace
00:22:38.480 or something
00:22:39.100 and that if we somehow
00:22:40.940 shut down things here, 0.61
00:22:43.200 that's going to solve the problem.
00:22:46.220 It's infinitely worse.
00:22:50.400 Tell us,
00:22:51.700 do me a favor,
00:22:52.560 one of the things
00:22:53.120 I try to do in the report
00:22:54.440 is do like a checklist
00:22:56.020 of the specific policies
00:22:58.940 that Harris has supported
00:23:01.840 that are affecting
00:23:03.460 manufacturing and energy negatively.
00:23:06.960 Can you just kind of,
00:23:07.840 for the posse,
00:23:08.500 go through kind of a list of that
00:23:10.460 as you can?
00:23:12.740 Well, again,
00:23:14.280 Vance hit the nail on the head.
00:23:16.700 For example,
00:23:17.180 China today,
00:23:17.820 61% dependent on coal-fired
00:23:19.880 electricity generation.
00:23:21.440 They're building and permitting,
00:23:22.900 as we speak,
00:23:23.620 400 new plants
00:23:24.960 with the goal
00:23:25.960 and objective
00:23:26.460 of being the dominant
00:23:27.380 manufacturer in the world
00:23:28.680 supported by low-cost,
00:23:30.200 abundant low-cost energy.
00:23:32.320 All of these,
00:23:33.040 all of these industries
00:23:34.080 that they've basically
00:23:35.140 through two key policy initiatives.
00:23:37.220 One is the blockage
00:23:38.780 of oil and gas production,
00:23:40.860 natural gas and oil
00:23:41.800 on federal lands,
00:23:43.180 offshore,
00:23:44.420 putting a kibosh 0.70
00:23:45.320 on the permitting
00:23:46.040 for new LNG exports,
00:23:48.440 which, by the way,
00:23:49.060 is $160 billion a year
00:23:50.840 export value product
00:23:52.860 in our already
00:23:53.980 trillion-a-year shortage
00:23:55.860 in the balance of trade.
00:23:58.320 Natural gas exports
00:23:59.300 have been a huge boon
00:24:00.100 to the economy.
00:24:01.260 As a major,
00:24:02.280 major export,
00:24:03.120 they've stopped that.
00:24:04.660 One of their policies,
00:24:05.720 they've stopped that
00:24:06.440 for a 16-month timeout
00:24:07.900 of environmental study
00:24:09.220 that is permitting
00:24:10.160 new LNG facilities
00:24:12.120 to export,
00:24:12.940 to manufacture,
00:24:13.860 create,
00:24:14.400 and export natural gas
00:24:16.620 in liquefied form.
00:24:18.020 They've stopped that.
00:24:19.220 They've also mandated
00:24:20.240 that the combined cycle plants
00:24:21.940 that have been the bulwark
00:24:23.440 the nation has
00:24:24.800 in the last 15 years
00:24:25.900 reduced CO2 per megawatt hour
00:24:27.780 by 43%
00:24:28.960 in electricity production
00:24:30.460 by shifting
00:24:31.460 some coal-fired power
00:24:32.680 to combined cycle,
00:24:34.560 state-of-the-art,
00:24:35.120 clean natural gas-fired power.
00:24:37.240 They want to impose
00:24:38.540 the requirement
00:24:39.220 they have imposed
00:24:40.260 through the EPA dogma
00:24:41.480 by 2035.
00:24:43.160 All of these
00:24:43.920 600,
00:24:45.320 700 major combined cycle plants
00:24:47.180 either adopt
00:24:47.980 carbon capture technology
00:24:49.440 at $4 billion a pop,
00:24:50.900 $4 billion a power plant,
00:24:52.140 or at about the same number
00:24:53.960 somehow convert
00:24:55.080 to hydrogen fuel,
00:24:56.460 which the infrastructure
00:24:57.440 doesn't exist
00:24:58.260 to make hydrogen
00:24:59.120 nor store it today
00:25:00.000 in those kinds of quantities.
00:25:01.060 And those capital costs
00:25:03.660 would take electricity
00:25:04.600 to 50, 60 cents
00:25:05.800 a kilowatt hour
00:25:06.600 and further eradicate
00:25:08.160 any opportunity
00:25:09.080 to manufacture anything.
00:25:11.180 Manufacturing heavy products
00:25:13.020 and component-level products,
00:25:15.020 core products
00:25:15.640 for the economy,
00:25:16.480 all the ones I listed,
00:25:17.920 steel,
00:25:18.280 specially steel,
00:25:19.060 chemicals, phosphate,
00:25:19.960 everything,
00:25:20.640 are heavily, heavily
00:25:21.840 electricity-dependent,
00:25:23.640 low-cost,
00:25:24.340 and abundant,
00:25:24.980 and continuous,
00:25:26.080 running all of the time.
00:25:27.600 Solar and wind
00:25:28.120 don't do that.
00:25:29.220 Their policies
00:25:29.920 have been a disaster
00:25:30.840 for manufacturing.
00:25:33.600 It puzzles me
00:25:36.320 how Pennsylvania
00:25:38.280 could even be close.
00:25:40.100 When you look,
00:25:41.420 as I did in this report,
00:25:43.480 at major job centers
00:25:46.280 in Pennsylvania,
00:25:48.440 it's astonishing.
00:25:50.040 Sure, it's the fracking.
00:25:51.120 Everybody knows about that.
00:25:52.460 You mentioned nuclear.
00:25:53.460 They actually have the,
00:25:56.080 I think they have
00:25:56.960 the largest nuclear generation
00:25:59.080 set of plants
00:26:00.400 in the country,
00:26:01.320 or it's right up there
00:26:02.460 in the top two or three.
00:26:05.000 They've got that going on,
00:26:07.540 and they're a manufacturing
00:26:09.120 powerhouse as well.
00:26:10.520 Yet people don't understand,
00:26:12.160 Dave,
00:26:12.900 exactly what you told them.
00:26:14.460 Do me a favor.
00:26:16.000 How can people reach you
00:26:18.060 and follow what you're doing, sir?
00:26:20.740 Oh, yeah.
00:26:21.100 Just building on what you said.
00:26:22.020 Oh, by the way,
00:26:23.180 this is unbelievable.
00:26:24.160 I'm from Pittsburgh
00:26:24.580 in my lifetime.
00:26:25.660 Shell Oil.
00:26:26.280 Shell Oil built a massive
00:26:27.420 refinery in Pittsburgh
00:26:28.380 just two years ago.
00:26:29.880 It emits 3,000 people.
00:26:31.400 These guys want that shut down
00:26:33.200 because it emits CO2.
00:26:35.660 Amazing.
00:26:36.380 We did that.
00:26:37.440 Dave,
00:26:37.980 Trump,
00:26:38.920 I was personally involved
00:26:41.060 in negotiating
00:26:41.760 to make that thing happen.
00:26:43.120 They want to shut it down.
00:26:45.100 We've only got 20 seconds left.
00:26:47.220 Quick question.
00:26:48.440 How many power plants,
00:26:49.500 coal plants,
00:26:50.200 does China have now
00:26:51.200 compared to how many we have?
00:26:52.520 How many more
00:26:53.720 are they building?
00:26:55.080 They're building and permitting,
00:26:56.540 as we speak,
00:26:57.260 400 more.
00:26:58.760 61% of their electricity
00:27:00.460 mix is coal,
00:27:01.780 and they have operating
00:27:03.420 eight times the number
00:27:05.160 of coal plants that we do.
00:27:06.560 I agree.
00:27:07.080 But eight times.
00:27:07.840 You're the man,
00:27:08.600 and nobody knows more
00:27:09.620 about this subject
00:27:10.400 than you do, sir.
00:27:11.300 We appreciate it.
00:27:12.400 We'll be right back.
00:27:13.240 Stay right here.
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00:27:22.440 a capital gains tax
00:27:23.620 on unrealized gains,
00:27:25.220 and the fact
00:27:26.160 that she's proposing
00:27:27.100 to add almost
00:27:28.140 $2 trillion
00:27:28.900 to a current
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00:29:17.760 Here's your host,
00:29:19.620 Stephen K. Bannon.
00:29:24.320 Navarro in for Bannon.
00:29:26.880 The theme of the day
00:29:28.900 is Kamala Harris's
00:29:30.760 policy agenda
00:29:32.020 and the decline
00:29:33.320 of manufacturing
00:29:34.400 and energy
00:29:35.260 in the battleground states
00:29:37.960 of Arizona, Georgia,
00:29:39.940 North Carolina,
00:29:42.080 Michigan.
00:29:42.680 and it's
00:29:46.300 hair-raising
00:29:47.080 when I did
00:29:49.360 a deep dive
00:29:50.020 on this,
00:29:50.560 wrote this report
00:29:51.300 just out today.
00:29:52.220 You can get it at
00:29:52.920 substack.com
00:29:55.840 forward slash
00:29:56.540 Navarro
00:29:57.140 or I guess
00:29:57.960 peternavarro.substack.com
00:30:00.060 Look at the chyron 0.60
00:30:01.300 if you're
00:30:01.840 watching this
00:30:02.720 in real time.
00:30:03.880 I really urge you
00:30:04.880 to download
00:30:05.660 the report,
00:30:07.740 read it,
00:30:08.420 and if you live
00:30:09.480 in one of those
00:30:09.980 battleground states,
00:30:11.680 send it to a friend.
00:30:12.680 Or,
00:30:13.840 if you know somebody
00:30:14.600 in those
00:30:14.940 battleground states,
00:30:16.260 email the PDF
00:30:17.120 to a friend
00:30:17.780 because
00:30:18.160 it's really
00:30:20.220 important to understand
00:30:21.580 that at the
00:30:22.460 grassroots level,
00:30:23.800 the damage,
00:30:24.680 this is like termites
00:30:25.780 in the American house
00:30:26.900 that Kamala Harris
00:30:27.880 and her policy agenda
00:30:29.820 is doing.
00:30:30.340 Dave Walsh
00:30:30.860 just beautifully
00:30:31.960 explained chapter
00:30:33.640 and verse
00:30:34.140 all that's going on.
00:30:36.800 And,
00:30:37.240 of all the states
00:30:38.400 I look at,
00:30:39.400 I mean,
00:30:40.440 Arizona is absolutely
00:30:41.960 getting hammered.
00:30:43.220 That story there
00:30:44.460 is amazing,
00:30:46.220 particularly like
00:30:47.180 what they're doing
00:30:47.940 to aluminum
00:30:48.560 and copper
00:30:49.200 in Arizona.
00:30:51.540 But when you go over
00:30:52.800 to Pennsylvania
00:30:54.020 and look at how,
00:30:56.600 look,
00:30:57.340 Michigan's Detroit
00:30:58.340 Motor City,
00:30:59.700 Pennsylvania's
00:31:00.420 Steel City,
00:31:01.140 Pittsburgh,
00:31:02.460 just hammered.
00:31:03.340 I want to bring in
00:31:04.880 Adam Milan now.
00:31:07.520 He did an article
00:31:08.400 for his Substack
00:31:09.760 that takes a deep dive
00:31:14.260 on this proposed
00:31:15.400 acquisition of U.S. Steel,
00:31:20.060 the iconic steel company
00:31:21.620 in this country
00:31:22.320 by Nippon Steel.
00:31:24.660 Adam,
00:31:25.140 welcome to the war room,
00:31:26.600 sir.
00:31:26.880 Tell us what you
00:31:27.740 found out
00:31:29.720 and what your thoughts
00:31:30.880 are on this merger
00:31:32.300 proposed.
00:31:33.920 Thank you,
00:31:34.660 Dr. Navarro.
00:31:35.240 I co-authored this piece
00:31:36.760 with Joanna Wisher,
00:31:38.540 President Trump
00:31:39.640 will keep U.S. Steel
00:31:40.920 American-owned
00:31:41.900 and American-made.
00:31:43.480 And basically,
00:31:44.540 as the report cites,
00:31:47.340 you know,
00:31:48.000 as you were quoted
00:31:49.180 in an interview,
00:31:50.020 this is a deal
00:31:50.720 that is bad for America.
00:31:52.700 President Trump
00:31:53.520 has pledged
00:31:54.260 to keep U.S. Steel
00:31:55.940 American-owned
00:31:56.800 and Nippon Steel
00:31:58.020 is in the process
00:31:58.860 of buying U.S. Steel,
00:32:01.060 which is an iconic pillar
00:32:02.360 of America's industrial base.
00:32:05.000 And this represents
00:32:05.740 a clear and present
00:32:06.800 national security threat
00:32:08.500 that is opposed
00:32:09.860 by rank-and-file steelworkers
00:32:11.900 as well as
00:32:12.580 the United Steelworkers Union.
00:32:15.860 Nippon Steel,
00:32:16.800 according to Horizon Advisory's,
00:32:19.560 Horizon Advisory's report,
00:32:21.780 owns operations in China
00:32:24.220 and transfers production
00:32:26.580 and technology expertise
00:32:27.900 to China's steel industry,
00:32:30.220 which directly supports
00:32:32.400 China's defense industry,
00:32:34.400 which is threatening
00:32:35.060 the United States
00:32:36.000 and the rest of the world.
00:32:37.300 So this is a deal
00:32:38.040 that's bad for America. 0.89
00:32:39.220 It's also a deal
00:32:40.000 that's bad
00:32:40.600 for American steelworkers.
00:32:42.940 Steelworkers are worried
00:32:44.120 about whether
00:32:44.840 if Nippon Steel
00:32:46.320 takes over U.S. Steel,
00:32:47.920 if they'll keep their jobs,
00:32:49.540 if they'll keep their benefits,
00:32:51.320 and if steel will continue
00:32:52.580 to be made in the United States
00:32:54.440 at U.S. Steel.
00:32:57.000 Yeah, I guess there's
00:32:58.260 some thought
00:32:59.260 that you could eliminate
00:33:01.920 American competitors
00:33:03.300 just by shutting them down,
00:33:05.580 buy them,
00:33:06.280 and over time
00:33:07.120 say that they're not
00:33:09.000 cost-effective or efficient,
00:33:11.100 and then you just
00:33:12.100 shut them down.
00:33:13.580 When you mentioned
00:33:14.880 that Nippon Steel
00:33:17.060 operates in Communist China,
00:33:18.960 is it the case,
00:33:21.740 as I've seen,
00:33:22.940 that it operates
00:33:24.780 in Xinjiang,
00:33:26.700 some facilities
00:33:28.120 or helps China
00:33:29.000 do steel in Xinjiang,
00:33:30.700 which is,
00:33:31.420 I don't know
00:33:32.020 if I'm pronouncing that right,
00:33:33.080 but where they have
00:33:34.180 all the slave labor 0.99
00:33:36.100 and the terrible mistreatment
00:33:39.100 of the Falun Gong?
00:33:40.940 Well, Joanna Wisher,
00:33:42.320 I believe,
00:33:42.700 has done a lot of research
00:33:43.720 on this,
00:33:44.220 and my understanding
00:33:44.920 is that there is
00:33:45.760 a connection there.
00:33:46.620 I have seen reports
00:33:48.700 that Nippon Steel
00:33:50.280 owns nine facilities
00:33:52.140 in China,
00:33:53.400 and so that's a clear
00:33:54.740 national security threat
00:33:55.940 for the United States.
00:33:58.040 I guess one of the things
00:34:00.080 the United Steel workers
00:34:02.360 are worried about
00:34:04.000 is you have
00:34:06.140 a foreign company
00:34:08.400 go in and buy U.S. Steel.
00:34:10.740 U.S. Steel has
00:34:12.000 all these obligations
00:34:13.200 for retired workers
00:34:17.400 and those who are
00:34:18.620 going to retire
00:34:19.600 for both pensions
00:34:21.280 and benefits,
00:34:23.200 and the concern there
00:34:24.920 is that Nippon Steel
00:34:28.060 will basically not
00:34:29.580 honor those commitments.
00:34:33.540 Have you seen
00:34:35.580 or heard
00:34:36.060 or thought about that?
00:34:37.840 Yes.
00:34:38.420 The United Steel workers
00:34:39.440 has written a letter
00:34:40.300 saying that they have
00:34:41.120 no confidence
00:34:42.040 or they're not confident
00:34:43.380 in Nippon Steel
00:34:45.280 upholding their obligations
00:34:46.880 to American workers
00:34:48.100 if this deal goes through.
00:34:50.480 And the United Steelworkers
00:34:51.880 Union
00:34:52.840 has backed
00:34:54.280 Cleveland Cliffs
00:34:56.380 as the preferred buyer,
00:34:58.340 which is an American firm.
00:35:00.040 However,
00:35:00.440 Cleveland Cliffs
00:35:01.280 was beaten out
00:35:02.440 in the bidding process
00:35:04.240 by Nippon Steel
00:35:05.220 with an all-cash offer
00:35:06.500 of about $14 billion.
00:35:08.660 There have been arguments
00:35:09.760 that Cleveland Cliffs
00:35:11.500 offer,
00:35:12.120 which wasn't all cash,
00:35:13.440 is actually worth
00:35:14.320 more than Nippon Steel's
00:35:15.420 offer,
00:35:16.160 but Nippon Steel's
00:35:17.740 was still chosen.
00:35:18.960 And that's an issue
00:35:19.740 of contention as well.
00:35:21.740 And I think another point
00:35:23.020 is if this is
00:35:23.900 such a great deal,
00:35:25.260 then why the need
00:35:26.500 for such a hard sell?
00:35:28.560 Here at my home
00:35:29.820 in the heart
00:35:30.280 of the Steel Belt,
00:35:30.960 I've actually received
00:35:32.180 a propaganda flyer
00:35:33.760 from Nippon Steel
00:35:34.760 saying the future
00:35:36.480 of American Steel
00:35:37.320 is growing brighter
00:35:38.240 and encouraging me
00:35:39.660 to contact my
00:35:40.760 elected representatives
00:35:42.140 to encourage them
00:35:43.640 to push through
00:35:44.720 the Nippon Steel
00:35:45.900 acquisition of U.S. Steel.
00:35:48.060 And I think that
00:35:48.960 here in the Steel Belt,
00:35:50.580 we know that we don't
00:35:51.880 want to act against
00:35:52.960 the interests
00:35:53.620 of our family members,
00:35:55.200 our friends,
00:35:55.760 and our neighbors.
00:35:56.780 And that's exactly
00:35:57.620 what the propaganda flyer
00:35:59.420 that I received
00:36:00.100 this summer
00:36:00.680 was encouraging me to do.
00:36:03.040 And I think
00:36:03.840 that's really telling
00:36:04.700 that they have to sell
00:36:05.920 it so hard
00:36:06.660 if it's such a great deal
00:36:08.160 for U.S. Steel
00:36:09.420 and for American workers.
00:36:11.940 Yeah, and let me take
00:36:13.680 the posse now
00:36:14.880 inside the White House.
00:36:17.680 Let's take you back
00:36:20.840 to 2018.
00:36:23.500 I'm in the White House,
00:36:25.780 Director of Manufacturing
00:36:27.100 and Trade Policy.
00:36:28.260 I'm working with
00:36:30.600 Commerce Secretary
00:36:32.200 Wilbur Ross
00:36:33.320 to impose
00:36:36.880 the steel tariffs,
00:36:38.480 steel and aluminum tariffs
00:36:39.820 at the time.
00:36:41.320 We're having
00:36:42.120 tremendous pushback
00:36:44.280 from the rhinos
00:36:46.120 in our midst,
00:36:48.520 all the Wall Street guys
00:36:50.120 who loved
00:36:52.760 the offshore jobs.
00:36:54.340 At the time,
00:36:55.160 it was Gary Cohn,
00:36:57.920 the former Goldman Sachs guy
00:36:59.480 who unbelievably
00:37:01.280 wound up
00:37:02.160 as the National
00:37:02.920 Economic Council
00:37:03.920 Director.
00:37:04.500 That's the most
00:37:05.200 powerful position
00:37:07.020 aside from the
00:37:07.820 Treasury Secretary
00:37:08.820 in an administration.
00:37:10.960 So I'm fighting
00:37:11.700 Cohn.
00:37:14.320 Mnuchin himself,
00:37:15.740 Steve Mnuchin's
00:37:16.440 over at Treasury.
00:37:17.600 He's fighting
00:37:18.220 the steel tariffs.
00:37:19.820 I got Rob Porter,
00:37:20.980 the Staff Secretary.
00:37:22.120 That's a really
00:37:23.500 important position
00:37:24.360 because he signs
00:37:25.220 everything
00:37:25.860 that he takes
00:37:27.440 the President to sign.
00:37:29.000 So I'm fighting him.
00:37:31.080 I'm fighting Mattis
00:37:32.600 at the Department
00:37:34.260 of Defense
00:37:35.120 who doesn't want
00:37:36.500 to sign
00:37:37.140 the order
00:37:38.340 saying that there's
00:37:39.300 a national security
00:37:40.280 reason to have
00:37:41.760 steel and aluminum
00:37:42.680 mills.
00:37:43.140 That was unbelievable.
00:37:44.180 That's when I knew
00:37:44.720 Mad Dog
00:37:45.400 was not only Mad Dog,
00:37:47.120 but he was just 1.00
00:37:47.860 flat out dumb. 0.99
00:37:50.480 Fighting 1.00
00:37:51.040 the Chief of Staff,
00:37:52.440 John Kelly,
00:37:54.040 General John Kelly.
00:37:55.900 I'm going,
00:37:56.300 John, 0.98
00:37:56.860 what the hell? 0.86
00:37:57.820 How are we going
00:37:58.240 to have steel
00:37:58.900 for those tanks?
00:38:00.980 He was,
00:38:02.140 so we're fighting
00:38:02.820 everybody.
00:38:04.800 Wilbur and I
00:38:05.620 organized this,
00:38:07.900 come on,
00:38:08.280 it was a coup.
00:38:09.000 This is the only coup
00:38:09.920 that I've ever been
00:38:10.740 responsible for.
00:38:12.360 But we got all
00:38:13.760 of the steel mill guys,
00:38:16.540 the steel CEOs,
00:38:17.920 including the guy
00:38:18.680 in U.S. Steel,
00:38:19.380 Dave Burrett,
00:38:19.980 in a room,
00:38:22.640 in the cabinet room.
00:38:23.820 I'm talking with him
00:38:24.960 and explaining
00:38:26.680 kind of what
00:38:27.440 the best strategy is
00:38:28.900 and
00:38:29.380 the president
00:38:31.420 comes in
00:38:32.000 to meet him
00:38:32.600 and he's just
00:38:33.680 dying to get
00:38:34.400 these tariffs done
00:38:35.400 and trying to
00:38:36.720 overcome the pushback 1.00
00:38:37.700 of these idiots. 1.00
00:38:38.960 Cohn, 1.00
00:38:39.820 Mnuchin,
00:38:40.940 Kelly,
00:38:42.140 Porter,
00:38:44.020 others.
00:38:46.260 And we get
00:38:47.060 the steel tariffs,
00:38:48.060 right?
00:38:48.320 And so why
00:38:49.520 am I telling you
00:38:50.200 this?
00:38:50.320 It's because
00:38:50.900 Dave Burrett,
00:38:53.380 from the imposition
00:38:55.140 of those steel tariffs
00:38:56.440 in 2018,
00:39:00.140 went on
00:39:01.200 the best
00:39:02.240 investment spree
00:39:03.460 you could imagine.
00:39:04.720 Okay?
00:39:05.300 He,
00:39:06.360 instead of
00:39:06.640 shutting plants down,
00:39:07.980 he fired them
00:39:08.640 back up,
00:39:09.500 he committed
00:39:10.700 hundreds of millions
00:39:12.640 of dollars
00:39:13.160 in new investment,
00:39:14.360 and U.S. Steel
00:39:15.360 under the Trump tariffs
00:39:16.560 was reborn.
00:39:20.420 It lasted
00:39:21.480 two short years,
00:39:24.280 all two short years,
00:39:25.920 because
00:39:26.280 what Biden did
00:39:27.880 and Harris
00:39:31.300 at his side,
00:39:32.940 let's make no mistake
00:39:33.940 about it,
00:39:34.680 because he was
00:39:35.360 half asleep,
00:39:36.560 she was woke,
00:39:37.400 he's half asleep.
00:39:38.720 Biden,
00:39:39.560 half asleep,
00:39:40.500 Kamala woke.
00:39:41.220 Boy,
00:39:41.440 there's a combination.
00:39:42.180 What they do
00:39:44.180 is they negotiate,
00:39:46.140 they don't take
00:39:46.800 the tariffs off,
00:39:47.680 but they negotiate
00:39:48.560 these huge loopholes
00:39:49.900 in the tariffs,
00:39:53.440 and what we then get
00:39:54.800 is just a flood
00:39:56.260 of iron and steel,
00:39:57.620 iron, steel,
00:39:59.120 aluminum coming back
00:40:00.240 into the country.
00:40:02.680 Burrett gets left
00:40:03.860 holding the bag
00:40:04.900 and gets buried,
00:40:07.320 and suddenly,
00:40:08.300 his genius decision,
00:40:09.040 under the assumption
00:40:11.460 of protection
00:40:13.160 for national security
00:40:14.520 reasons from Donald Trump,
00:40:15.940 goes away.
00:40:18.040 And then the next thing
00:40:18.960 you know,
00:40:20.620 Nippon Steel
00:40:21.380 comes in for the kill.
00:40:22.600 That's the back story.
00:40:23.940 I don't know if anybody's
00:40:24.700 ever told you the back story,
00:40:25.940 but that's,
00:40:26.680 that's the back story,
00:40:28.800 and that's why
00:40:29.440 Kamala Harris
00:40:30.480 has to be held
00:40:32.820 responsible
00:40:33.040 for what's happening
00:40:37.980 to the steel
00:40:39.880 and aluminum industries
00:40:41.020 in key battlegrounds
00:40:42.680 like Arizona,
00:40:44.680 which is seeing
00:40:45.300 its aluminum
00:40:46.080 extruders hammered,
00:40:48.880 and in Pennsylvania
00:40:50.380 where everybody,
00:40:52.420 all these foreigners 1.00
00:40:53.100 are coming in 0.99
00:40:53.800 like predators
00:40:54.520 trying to pick off
00:40:56.160 the carcasses,
00:40:57.480 and we just can't
00:40:58.380 let it happen,
00:40:59.140 and I can tell you
00:40:59.920 if Donald Trump
00:41:00.560 gets back in office,
00:41:01.560 he will not let
00:41:03.260 that happen.
00:41:04.540 Pennsylvania,
00:41:05.340 are you listening?
00:41:06.680 Or Arizona,
00:41:07.460 are you listening?
00:41:09.440 And that's,
00:41:10.320 that's kind of
00:41:11.020 the back story there.
00:41:12.720 Adam,
00:41:13.240 I always appreciate
00:41:14.500 you coming on.
00:41:15.480 Can you,
00:41:16.340 you've got 60 seconds here.
00:41:18.720 Tell people first
00:41:19.940 where they can reach you,
00:41:21.240 and then if you have
00:41:22.400 a final thought,
00:41:23.240 go, go for it.
00:41:24.720 Thank you.
00:41:25.380 So people can reach me
00:41:26.500 at newcentury.substack.com,
00:41:29.000 and on the point
00:41:30.120 that you just mentioned,
00:41:30.880 I just want to say
00:41:31.580 thank you very much
00:41:32.640 for all of the work
00:41:33.540 that you and President Trump
00:41:34.660 have done and are doing
00:41:35.940 for the American workers
00:41:37.640 and American steel workers
00:41:38.960 with regard to tariffs.
00:41:40.680 The tariffs that you
00:41:41.760 and President Trump
00:41:42.580 put in place
00:41:43.380 are an absolutely
00:41:44.480 monumental achievement
00:41:45.840 for our nation,
00:41:47.260 for our national security,
00:41:48.840 and for American workers.
00:41:50.780 And I know here
00:41:51.520 in the Steel Belt,
00:41:52.300 we cannot wait to see
00:41:53.720 what you and President Trump
00:41:55.160 are going to achieve
00:41:56.120 in President Trump's
00:41:57.020 second term.
00:41:57.580 We're looking forward
00:41:58.980 to all that you're
00:42:00.720 going to do
00:42:01.360 and even more
00:42:02.120 monumental achievements
00:42:03.240 to come.
00:42:04.040 Thank you so much.
00:42:05.060 We are grateful here.
00:42:07.300 Adam, I know you're
00:42:08.720 in Indiana,
00:42:09.540 but I hope that message
00:42:10.660 you just broadcast
00:42:11.540 gets to the great state
00:42:13.420 of Pennsylvania
00:42:14.200 right now.
00:42:15.860 All right, brother,
00:42:16.320 we'll have you back soon.
00:42:17.220 Stay right here
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00:44:16.120 Here's your host,
00:44:17.680 Stephen K. Bannon.
00:44:20.940 Yeah.
00:44:24.600 Hey, Navarro,
00:44:25.840 in for Bannon.
00:44:26.920 We are in the home stretch,
00:44:29.180 the final run to the finish line.
00:44:33.320 Here it is in Florida.
00:44:35.140 I'm down hopefully not
00:44:39.840 in the middle of where
00:44:42.540 this thing's going to hit.
00:44:43.940 Uncle Milton here.
00:44:46.300 But I do want to send out
00:44:50.420 my prayers to everybody
00:44:51.840 in the great state of Florida.
00:44:54.080 I'm impressed with how this state
00:44:56.520 prepares and organizes
00:44:59.060 for these kind of disasters.
00:45:00.720 but it's going to be a tough one,
00:45:05.000 particularly those posse members
00:45:06.980 out in the Tampa Bay area.
00:45:10.540 And this could stretch
00:45:11.420 right across the state
00:45:12.460 over to where our rocket ships
00:45:14.580 go to the moon in Cape Canaveral.
00:45:16.820 So it's going to be a bad one.
00:45:19.820 We've had a great show today.
00:45:21.760 I've tried to focus on
00:45:23.160 the policy agenda of Kamala Harris
00:45:27.720 and how it has impacted
00:45:31.140 our energy and manufacturing sectors
00:45:34.520 in the battleground states.
00:45:37.620 Looking through the chat room,
00:45:39.280 I want to thank...
00:45:41.080 It's...
00:45:42.760 Let's see.
00:45:43.460 Let me get this right.
00:45:44.340 It's me again, Cy.
00:45:46.880 Downloaded the report already.
00:45:48.500 Sent it out to a bunch of people.
00:45:50.600 I need some help
00:45:51.460 with you guys doing that.
00:45:53.760 This report is at my sub stack.
00:45:56.700 Denver, you can throw up
00:45:58.940 the chyron there.
00:46:02.260 Peternavarro.substack.com
00:46:05.100 or subsack.com forward slash Navarro.
00:46:09.840 It's really important
00:46:11.380 that you read this report.
00:46:13.200 It's ammunition for you
00:46:14.720 to talk with voters about
00:46:18.180 in these battleground states.
00:46:20.200 If you're living in these states,
00:46:21.800 please share it with people there.
00:46:24.380 If you know friends in these states,
00:46:26.020 download the PDF,
00:46:28.100 send them by email.
00:46:29.340 We need to start talking about it.
00:46:30.900 I mean, it's really astonishing
00:46:32.180 that...
00:46:35.520 If you look at Arizona, for example,
00:46:38.500 land of Kerry Lake,
00:46:40.960 the aluminum sector
00:46:44.180 is getting hammered
00:46:45.100 because Kamala Harris
00:46:46.960 weakened the tariffs.
00:46:48.260 The copper sector
00:46:49.180 is getting hammered
00:46:50.040 because Kamala Harris
00:46:51.200 doesn't want copper
00:46:53.240 mined here.
00:46:54.360 She'd rather have us 1.00
00:46:55.420 dependent on the Chinese.
00:46:59.840 You go to Pennsylvania,
00:47:02.580 fracking's down 30%
00:47:04.520 in terms of employment.
00:47:06.880 If you go to Georgia,
00:47:09.800 furniture and textiles
00:47:11.160 are in the tank.
00:47:12.460 It's just carnage.
00:47:14.440 So anyway,
00:47:15.180 it's been great being with you.
00:47:16.540 I'll be back on Friday.
00:47:18.520 But right now,
00:47:20.100 it's my pleasure.
00:47:21.100 Always a pleasure.
00:47:23.080 The MyPillow guy.
00:47:25.580 Soft-spoken,
00:47:27.380 reserved,
00:47:28.160 but today
00:47:28.700 he might come out
00:47:29.640 of his shell.
00:47:30.820 Mike Lindell,
00:47:31.800 in the war room, brother.
00:47:32.820 Yeah, yeah,
00:47:34.480 thanks, Peter.
00:47:35.300 Yeah, you guys,
00:47:36.260 I want to say
00:47:36.840 before I give you guys
00:47:37.820 this special of the day,
00:47:39.460 I've been going around
00:47:40.640 actually to churches.
00:47:41.980 I just spoke at a church
00:47:43.120 in Texas yesterday,
00:47:45.500 over 1,000 people there.
00:47:47.420 And I'm encouraging everyone,
00:47:49.480 when you go to your church,
00:47:51.240 tell everyone,
00:47:52.900 they've got to get out
00:47:53.740 and vote. 0.61
00:47:54.400 This is,
00:47:55.320 and make it part
00:47:57.220 of the discussion.
00:47:59.480 This is where people
00:48:01.320 are gathering,
00:48:01.840 and you need to get
00:48:02.680 these people out
00:48:03.600 that they can't just
00:48:04.480 sit back and go,
00:48:05.820 you know what,
00:48:06.500 whatever happens,
00:48:07.420 happens,
00:48:08.040 or I'm just going to
00:48:09.540 pray about it.
00:48:11.060 No, we need to take
00:48:11.860 action, action, action.
00:48:13.100 So I just want to
00:48:13.740 encourage people
00:48:14.820 that to,
00:48:16.640 you know,
00:48:16.900 with the Christian vote,
00:48:17.700 we've got to get out
00:48:18.400 the Christian conservative vote.
00:48:20.180 And that's what
00:48:21.620 I've been doing now.
00:48:22.540 I've been at my third church
00:48:23.760 last night,
00:48:24.600 and people are,
00:48:27.760 there's actually
00:48:28.460 surprise that a lot of this.
00:48:30.040 If that vote gets out,
00:48:32.860 we win.
00:48:35.160 Yeah.
00:48:35.980 But for some reason,
00:48:38.880 evangelicals vote
00:48:40.400 kind of at lower rates
00:48:42.260 than other parts
00:48:43.400 of demographics.
00:48:44.360 It's very puzzling,
00:48:45.880 and I mean,
00:48:46.880 it is.
00:48:48.060 So I'm glad you're out there
00:48:49.480 preaching the gospel
00:48:51.680 of casting your ballots.
00:48:54.800 But now it's time.
00:48:56.880 This is a battle
00:48:58.480 of good and evil.
00:48:59.300 This is an epic battle
00:49:00.580 that we're in.
00:49:01.280 This is a spiritual battle
00:49:02.800 of biblical proportions.
00:49:04.340 And I think
00:49:04.800 people don't realize
00:49:06.180 that they live in their,
00:49:07.140 they live in a bubble
00:49:07.900 out there,
00:49:08.360 and they're going
00:49:08.800 and getting the word out
00:49:11.240 and giving this sense
00:49:11.980 of this urgency
00:49:13.080 and educating the people.
00:49:16.020 So I encourage everybody,
00:49:17.300 get to your church,
00:49:18.640 and then,
00:49:19.080 you know,
00:49:19.400 even if you're outside the door
00:49:20.820 and talking to people about it,
00:49:22.300 now's the time.
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00:52:15.800 I want to warn you
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00:52:17.540 that could be coming
00:52:18.300 to our money
00:52:19.560 and our bank accounts.
00:52:21.100 First,
00:52:21.540 think back to 9-11,
00:52:22.600 shortly after the government
00:52:23.700 pushed through
00:52:24.340 the Patriot Act.
00:52:25.540 This gave the government
00:52:26.340 power to spy
00:52:27.220 on innocent Americans
00:52:28.340 by monitoring
00:52:29.580 our phone and email
00:52:30.840 and tracking our movement
00:52:32.160 across the internet.
00:52:33.960 Now,
00:52:34.200 Jim Rickards,
00:52:35.160 editor of the
00:52:35.760 independent financial newsletter
00:52:37.200 Strategic Intelligence
00:52:38.500 and New York Times
00:52:39.620 best-selling author
00:52:40.620 is warning about
00:52:41.800 a coming event
00:52:42.700 that could elevate
00:52:43.880 this governmental surveillance
00:52:45.100 to a terrifying new level.
00:52:47.180 In fact,
00:52:48.140 some of the guests
00:52:48.820 I've had on the war room
00:52:49.720 believe that the government
00:52:50.740 will soon expand
00:52:51.880 their powers
00:52:52.580 to track our every move.
00:52:54.660 If we say
00:52:55.460 the wrong things
00:52:56.420 on social media,
00:52:57.540 donate to the wrong causes,
00:52:59.200 buy firearms,
00:53:00.120 or even vote MAGA,
00:53:01.600 the government
00:53:02.180 may be able
00:53:02.920 to shut us out
00:53:03.800 of our bank accounts.
00:53:04.920 I can't say for sure
00:53:06.760 if this will happen,
00:53:08.200 but it's an interesting
00:53:09.360 and dire warning.
00:53:11.120 Fortunately,
00:53:11.620 Jim Rickards,
00:53:12.340 an American patriot
00:53:13.280 and friend of mine,
00:53:14.120 has made it his mission
00:53:15.200 to educate us
00:53:16.160 on what he believes
00:53:17.360 is coming
00:53:17.860 and how to protect yourself
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00:53:27.280 like I've been in the past.
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