Bannon's War Room - November 12, 2024


Episode 4048： Cleaning House For The New Administration


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Donald Trump wants to use recess appointments to fill his administration with his own appointees. Will the Senate allow him to do so? Will Mitch McConnell allow it? And what kind of cabinet will he pick? Stephen K. Vance and Peter Navarro discuss.

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00:00:00.000 is now likely to return to Washington with a trifecta to say nothing of the six to three
00:00:06.180 conservative majority in the third branch of government. We are of course talking about the
00:00:10.680 Supreme Court giving Trump a potentially unprecedented grip on all the levers of
00:00:17.220 political power. All of which makes one of his first announcements as president-elect puzzling.
00:00:25.260 Trump is demanding that whoever takes the reins of the GOP caucus in the Senate agree
00:00:29.980 to allow recess appointments to his cabinet. In other words to allow Donald Trump to bypass
00:00:35.400 Senate confirmation again a Senate controlled by Republicans of all of his picks. That's despite
00:00:42.340 the fact that Trump likely has a commanding majority for approval of any of his nominations.
00:00:49.380 Now on the topic of recess appointments CNN reports this quote recess appointments were once
00:00:54.860 controversial last-ditch efforts for presidents to install their nominees after facing
00:00:59.940 long confirmation odds in the Senate. President George W. Bush appointed John Bolton as U.S.
00:01:05.800 ambassador to the United Nations via a recess appointment for example as it was unlikely he
00:01:11.280 would have made it through the Senate. President Obama's attempt to use recess appointment power
00:01:16.300 wound up at the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court ruled against President Obama and in favor of the
00:01:21.420 GOP-led Senate. They said Obama's appointments were unconstitutional. It just begs the question this
00:01:28.240 morning, right? Why would such a strong, powerful president demand the use of such a weak tool used by weak
00:01:36.460 presidents? As for the three contenders to be the Senate majority leader, one, Rick Scott, outright endorsed
00:01:43.160 the idea of allowing Trump to bypass the powers of their own chamber. In doing so, he earned the support
00:01:49.440 of Trump ally Elon Musk in his own race. The competition, the other two guys, John Thune and John Cornyn,
00:01:57.260 refused to rule out letting a president of their own party skip them and their body and use recess
00:02:04.140 appointments instead. So the question is, why does Trump want to use recess appointments? And what kind
00:02:12.900 of cabinet is he assembling?
00:02:18.420 This is the primal scream of a dying regime. Pray for our enemies because we're going medieval on
00:02:27.060 these people. He's not got a free shot. All these networks lying about the people. The people have had
00:02:33.780 a belly full of it. I know you don't like hearing that. I know you try to do everything in the world
00:02:37.700 to stop that, but you're not going to stop it. It's going to happen. And where do people like that
00:02:41.380 go to share the big line? Mega media. I wish in my soul, I wish that any of these people had a
00:02:49.420 conscience. Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose? If that answer is to save my country,
00:02:57.200 this country will be saved. War Room. Here's your host, Stephen K. Vance.
00:03:10.800 It's Monday, 11 November, year of our Lord, 2024, Veterans Day. Right now, in between
00:03:18.240 today and inauguration day, you're seeing the seizure of the institutions of government
00:03:27.680 by the MAGA movement and President Trump's team. We're going to focus today on the Senate.
00:03:35.620 We've gotten tremendous feedback by the Warren Posse that have blown up the phones and filled 0.97
00:03:41.320 up the voicemails. Remember, today is a federal holiday. Tomorrow they're back at work. We're going
00:03:46.040 to talk about this on the 10 o'clock show. The number is 202-224-3121. No need to call
00:03:52.040 right now because it goes right to voicemail. They're full. Grace is going to be on here.
00:03:56.900 Talk about Bill Blaster. You can call their local offices. She's going to be on later. But tomorrow,
00:04:02.000 the ramparts because you're already sending shockwaves through the Imperial Capitol. Dr. Peter
00:04:08.280 Navarro joins me. I think it's Washington Times. A tremendous piece that's up. Tell me
00:04:16.000 why this is a big deal. Why did Corneine of Texas and Thune of South Dakota represent the old and we
00:04:24.500 need to bring in the new sir? In the cold open that you had raises the central question, why do you need
00:04:32.360 so-called recess appointments? Let me lay this all out with Mitch McConnell, the weasel. In four years
00:04:40.100 of the Trump term, frigging Mitch McConnell, a Senate majority leader, repeatedly refused to move
00:04:47.520 appointments through the process. And the problem Donald Trump has is if you let the Senate do the
00:04:55.340 confirmations, you'll have rhino Republicans holding stuff up and Chuck Schumer holding stuff up, 0.89
00:05:02.360 Steve. And the way they do it is through a number of different tools. One is any senator can put a hold
00:05:08.760 on somebody. Two, inside a committee they can bottle an appointee up. And number three, Schumer in
00:05:16.560 particular can wind down the spigot on the number of times that people could get through. There's only
00:05:22.840 so many hours in a day for committees to do this. Bottom line is there's a dizzying array of appointments,
00:05:30.760 Steve. It's not just the 22 cabinet secretaries. It's all of their deputies, undersecretaries,
00:05:37.080 deputy assistant secretaries, undersecretaries. There's literally hundreds and hundreds of people
00:05:43.440 that we need overseeing the deep swamp bureaucracy that we didn't get because of frigging Mitch
00:05:50.120 McConnell. And John Cornyn and John Thune are peas in that pod. McConnell wants them as his puppets
00:05:58.420 to stop. They are open border, amnesty and all sorts of anti-tariff types of people. This is
00:06:06.900 brilliant. If you simply, here's the way it is, Steve, and I lay it out in the Washington Times
00:06:11.880 article in my substand. Please go to the Washington Times because they put that thing right up in a
00:06:16.820 timely way. There's a clause in the law that says that if the Senate goes into recess and the president
00:06:26.020 appoints, that person can stay in that position until the next time the Senate recesses. So in this
00:06:34.980 scenario, that wouldn't be for two years. So Donald Trump, in the space of a 30-day recess, which the
00:06:42.440 war room has called for intelligently, and to do that 30-day recess within a month of Trump taking
00:06:49.680 office, we'd be able to staff the bureaucracy and get off in just like a rocket ship in terms of
00:06:58.580 changing things on everything, everything we want to do, energy, border, environment, just tariffs,
00:07:05.780 everything. And so the only way we're going to get that is to get an open vote on November 13th,
00:07:15.060 two days from now, on who that Senate majority leader is going to be. And we need to have every single 0.74
00:07:20.820 candidate pledge, ironclad, Steve, ironclad, that within 30 days of Trump taking office, they will call
00:07:27.720 a 30-day recess to let Donald Trump staff much of that bureaucracy, and off we go. Otherwise, it's going 0.75
00:07:36.960 to be like it was in McConnell's world, which is like half the people never got confirmed, and half the
00:07:42.860 people, everyone who went through that process had delays. But hang on, but hang on, hang on, hang on,
00:07:49.160 hang on. I'm hanging. That's fantastic, that's fantastic, and the piece is tremendous, and only
00:07:55.380 Dr. Navarro can write that quickly and that deeply. This was all conceived sometime this morning, and it's
00:08:02.440 out, it's on Washington Times, it's in Dr. Navarro's substack, and it's brilliant. But I want to go back in
00:08:08.720 history. In President Trump's four years, entire four years, how many times did Mitch McConnell
00:08:15.720 actually allow the Senate to be in recess, sir?
00:08:19.340 Ah, ah, zero. And I was in the room many times when we were asking that son of a bitch to go into 1.00
00:08:28.880 recess, because Schumer and him together were holding things up. The only thing that they would appoint
00:08:34.600 is judges. Fine, we need judges. But every one of our appointees, Steve, think of it, 22 cabinet
00:08:40.580 secretaries, and then you've got all those layers, deputies, undersecretaries, assistant secretaries. 0.50
00:08:46.600 Oh, and by the way, everyone in the intelligence agencies, Steve, CIA, DNI, all of that, the ambassadors,
00:08:54.800 including the ambassador to the UN, all these people got to be confirmed.
00:08:58.100 Hang on. Hang on. 1,000. You have 4,000 people total that are political appointees on any
00:09:06.200 government. It's Obama, Biden, Trump. 3,000 can hit the deck plates running. Like, for
00:09:12.440 instance, Peter, all the White House, none of the White House staff has to be Senate-confirmed.
00:09:17.660 Correct.
00:09:18.040 They can hit the deck plates running. You can go full staff.
00:09:20.240 Steve, right away. And that's why executive orders the first 100 days of the gold team.
00:09:24.580 Hang on. Peter was, this is why Peter was the head of trade and strategic, you know, the
00:09:32.040 strategic protectionism, I call it, day one. He had gone with his team and get cranking.
00:09:38.320 You have, as we told you before, folks, and we want to maybe start writing this down with
00:09:41.960 number two pencil. You have the landing team and the beachhead team. The landing team, I
00:09:46.400 believe, starts going in, and they should, right after President Trump meets with Biden
00:09:51.820 on Wednesday. I believe by Friday, Saturday, the landing team's going, and these are seven
00:09:56.780 days. They get to know people. It's a small team. A beachhead team comes in basically roughly
00:10:03.000 around the time of the inauguration, and that beachhead team is going to be there to actually
00:10:07.940 relieve the watch, make sure you've got things, and then the rest of the folks come in. That's
00:10:12.260 what Peter talks, that's 3,000 folks, 3,000 political appointees. 1,000, in addition,
00:10:18.980 are Senate-confirmed. And that is your cabinet secretaries, the undersecretaries, the assistant
00:10:23.280 secretaries. Mitch McConnell strung out the Trump administration forever. I just want to
00:10:28.780 repeat this. This is how little Mitch McConnell trusted Donald Trump in the lack of respect.
00:10:34.840 In four years, Dr. Navarro, how many times was the Senate in recess?
00:10:41.180 Trust, brother. He just hated what Trump wanted to do. He's a tool of Wall Street and the rhinos.
00:10:47.580 These people before Trump in the Republican Party wore their pinstripes, went to Wall Street. They
00:10:53.160 loved open borders for cheap labor coming in. They loved to offshore all our frigging jobs. Whenever
00:10:59.020 we get a bunch of illegals, they want to give them amnesty. And there it is. And Cornyn and Thune,
00:11:05.140 I mean, those guys are bad dudes, okay? These are bad, bad anti-Trump dudes. They tried to stop him
00:11:12.220 from getting reelected. And when he was in his first term, those were part of the McConnell mafia.
00:11:19.100 And we got to, that open vote, Steve, don't bury the lead here. We got to get that vote open.
00:11:25.000 There's 53 senators in there. We want to know if any of them are going to vote for guys who are going
00:11:31.040 to be against Donald Trump after the most amazing landslide since Ronald Reagan.
00:11:37.900 So tomorrow, when we call, one of the things that he says, open a public vote.
00:11:42.600 If they balk into the public vote, you have to tell your senator, they must come forward beforehand
00:11:47.740 and say who they're going to vote for. Tell your senator also, Benny Johnson's on it. We're going
00:11:54.240 to get what the vote is. We've got the whip count. And there's a lot of people today that approached
00:11:59.140 me, Peter, Dr. Navarro, and said, hey, Benny Johnson's, that's inaccurate, that I'm not for
00:12:05.300 that person. I said, hey, there's an easy solution. Can you come on War Room and just tell us if your
00:12:10.600 name's down in Thune, your name, no, your name's down in Cornyn. Can you come on? Hey, not one taker.
00:12:16.100 Well, yeah, you know, I don't know. A progative of the Senate. I go, I got it, bro. Hey, if you have
00:12:23.600 a problem with Benny Johnson's list. That's the one we got here. I mean, look, War Room, this is
00:12:31.000 quintessential Bannon action, action, action. We got to turn a kind of like Pope process where they're
00:12:39.600 going to go in a room and have the smoke come up and it's going to be corn in the Thune. We got to turn
00:12:44.100 that into an open ballot process in which all of these senators need to declare who they voted for. 0.90
00:12:52.180 And if we don't do that, we're going to lose. So this is a two pronged attack. We got to tell the
00:12:57.940 senators that we want the recess and it's got to happen quickly. OK, Donald Trump goes in to give
00:13:05.140 the Senate 30 days to do all go about his business. But then they recess for 30 days and then the
00:13:10.980 personnel director goes in and fills as many of the 1,000 spots as he or she possibly can.
00:13:18.800 And the deep state is crushed. Boom. Crushed. That doesn't have deep states in control.
00:13:26.420 Yeah. Hang on. I'm going to hold you through another just for a few minutes. I know you got
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00:17:33.560 USA. Dr. Navarro, we are the Trump 2.0 is seizing the initiative and seizing control of the institutions
00:17:43.760 of government. You have teams down and you're down there working about confronting and deconstructing
00:17:50.240 the administrative state, taking on the deep state, on the executive branch. You have, right
00:17:55.740 now, we have this huge fight in the Senate. 2-0-2-2-2-4-3-1-2-1. That is for tomorrow.
00:18:01.660 They just put the calendar. It's going to start 9.30 on Wednesday morning. So tomorrow is a work
00:18:07.120 day for everybody. The ramparts.
00:18:08.920 Also, there's a vote in the House, I think, last week about Johnson. Matt Bowles and Breitbart
00:18:14.600 just put up a brutal story of Johnson working overtime for a congressional candidate that,
00:18:20.660 wait for it, voted to impeach Donald Trump. I'm missing something.
00:18:26.540 Elizabeth Warren's back in the Senate. Mike Lee, Ted Cruz, the warriors over there have got to stop
00:18:31.620 Elizabeth Warren trying to jam in, I don't know, 20, 30, 40 left-wing judges in the days ahead. 1.00
00:18:38.060 So that's the legislative branch, the judicial branch, the executive branch, Dr. Peter Navarro.
00:18:44.080 They say that President Trump's an anti-institutionalist. He's anything but. Is he not, sir?
00:18:50.700 Look, he understands that the biggest impediment to progress in this American democracy
00:18:59.160 is the ability of politicians to do things contrary to the mandates that presidents get.
00:19:07.460 Donald Trump came in in 2016 with a lot of promises. And the people who kept him fulfilling
00:19:14.140 at least some of those promises were not just Democrats, but they were the rhino Republicans 0.92
00:19:19.460 using the tools of the institution and the deep state. We're going to see that again. But Donald
00:19:26.240 Trump, this is his second rodeo. And in this second rodeo, he's ahead of the curve. He knows what needs
00:19:32.820 to be done. So we have to seize. I mean, you said this. We were talking in the break. You said it.
00:19:38.380 You're right, Steve. Between now and Inauguration Day, Donald Trump could actually seize all of the
00:19:44.040 bureaucracy if things go right. And it begins tomorrow, Steve. Tomorrow, with that pressure
00:19:51.220 that we got to put on for the November 13 vote in the Senate to have a Senate majority leader who
00:19:57.260 will agree to a 30-day recess a month into the Trump term so that the president can appoint as
00:20:04.100 many of the 1,000 Senate confirmable appointees that's possible so we can overthrow that they take
00:20:10.720 over the institutions. The tail in this town wags the dog every friggin' time. And that's got to change.
00:20:19.080 Dr. Navarro, we've got a lot more to talk about on economics and other things. We'll have you back,
00:20:26.800 if not tomorrow, the next day. I know you're working with the president's economic team to come up with
00:20:32.440 a bunch of solutions for our problem. Where do people get you? Where do they get this article in
00:20:36.460 The Washington Times? Where do they get you on all your content? Go to The Washington Times. Support
00:20:42.140 that newspaper. But peternavarro.substack.com. Peternavarro.substack.com. And don't forget
00:20:48.100 the new MAGA deal.com. That's the 100 actions in 100 days I have in the book that Don Jr. and Sergio
00:20:55.860 Gore published. And if you want to know what Donald Trump's trying to do or going to do in the first
00:21:01.040 100 days, new MAGA deal. All right, Steve. Posse, it's your turn, baby. You know what to do. Steve's
00:21:08.560 the commander in chief here. Let's rile up that Senate so we get done what we need to. 1.00
00:21:14.900 Thank you, brother. Appreciate you. Thanks for carving out time today. Yes, sir.
00:21:21.700 Okay. Grace is, I think Grace may come on in the morning. Maybe get her with Bill Blaster. We got
00:21:29.000 to reach out to Grace. I want everybody to get Bill Blaster. 202-224-3121 tomorrow. Hold your call.
00:21:35.660 Light him up tomorrow morning. The vote is on Wednesday. We have a cold open for Brother Davis.
00:21:42.200 Let's go and play it. What could he do? And what are the people around him advocating?
00:21:48.760 Right. So, Katie, there's a post-Watergate norm that says that presidents don't tell the Justice
00:21:53.620 Department specifically which cases or which people to investigate. And that is what the people around
00:21:59.900 Donald Trump are saying should go away. So there's a lawyer named Mark Paoletta, who's under
00:22:04.380 consideration to be the next attorney general. He's a conservative lawyer, friend of Clarence Thomas
00:22:09.540 and his wife, Ginny Thomas. And he has written and has been arguing in recent days that the law does
00:22:15.500 not say anything about whether the president can and does, in fact, allow the president to order the
00:22:20.200 Justice Department to investigate specific people. And he's right about that. This post-Watergate
00:22:25.120 tradition is just that, a tradition, a norm. It's not enshrined in law. So he's setting the stage,
00:22:30.820 laying the groundwork for this kind of move. And then you have another conservative lawyer named
00:22:34.320 Mike Davis, who's actually advising the Trump transition. And he's a real bomb thrower. He does
00:22:39.040 this with delight. But he has been publicly calling for investigations into Tish James,
00:22:44.720 the New York attorney general, into Jack Smith. He's talking about throwing these people in jail.
00:22:49.000 He's talking about dragging their political bodies through the streets, using all kinds of
00:22:53.240 inflammatory rhetoric and delighting in it. But the bottom line here is that you've got a lot of
00:22:58.380 people advising Donald Trump who are saying you need to use the Justice Department to go after your
00:23:03.240 enemies, just as you said you would in the campaign. Now, whether that happens, of course,
00:23:07.160 remains to be seen. It's easy to throw this rhetoric around now during the transition period.
00:23:10.940 We'll have to see whether he actually goes through with it. But it seems like it's a real possibility.
00:23:14.860 I'm going to put that Mike Davis social media post, ex post back up on the screen. He says,
00:23:19.620 here's my current mood. And this is from November 6th. Here's my current mood. I want to drag their dead
00:23:24.600 political bodies through the streets, burn them and throw them off the wall legally,
00:23:29.520 politically and financially, of course. Followed up that tweet with Dear Jack Smith,
00:23:35.120 lawyer up. Who is Mike Davis? He calls himself, he wants to be Donald Trump's viceroy. That's the
00:23:40.220 term he uses. Representation of the king is what the viceroy is. I just lost audio, Katie. But I think
00:23:46.100 you asked me who is Mike Davis. Mike Davis is a conservative lawyer who's been running a nonprofit
00:23:50.140 helping to install conservative judges. And he he is absolutely calling for the prosecution of all
00:23:58.540 these people. And he's setting the stage really for a special counsel, for example, to go over
00:24:03.360 every email and every text and every memo that Jack Smith and his team ever wrote looking for
00:24:08.080 things that are embarrassing, assuming they didn't break the law, which is kind of hard to believe.
00:24:12.340 It still could cause a lot of pain for Jack Smith, for anybody who opposed Donald Trump.
00:24:17.220 And it will cause people to have to spend money on legal fees. That's exactly what happened when
00:24:21.100 John Durham did the same thing about the Mueller investigation. And that's certainly the least of
00:24:25.160 what could happen now. The least of what could happen. Mike Davis, why are you saying why?
00:24:31.940 Why is the viceroy saying mean things? Why are you saying mean things to Tish James? And why are you
00:24:36.320 saying mean things to Jack Smith? Why? You're you strike me as a kind hearted Irishman. Why are you
00:24:44.020 saying mean things? Well, I have not had a chance to watch that clip, Steve. So I'm actually laughing
00:24:50.300 watching that. I would say this to Jack Smith and these other Democrat operatives who waged their
00:24:57.380 unprecedented lawfare and election interference against President Trump, his top aides like you,
00:25:03.740 Steve, who went to prison, Peter Navarro, who was just on, who went to prison, Trump's January 6th
00:25:09.820 supporters who were politically persecuted. If you've done nothing wrong, what are you worried
00:25:15.420 about? Right. You know, nobody's above the law, as you like to say. And, you know, in a thorough
00:25:23.640 investigation by the Justice Department's Office of Professional Responsibility,
00:25:30.180 the Justice Department's Office of Inspector General, the Justice Department's Criminal Division,
00:25:37.260 the House Judiciary Committee, the Senate Judiciary Committee, the House Appropriation
00:25:42.800 Committee, the Senate Appropriation Committee, the House Oversight Committee, the Senate Oversight
00:25:48.280 Committee. If after those thorough reviews, if you've done nothing wrong, you shouldn't be sweating
00:25:53.520 right now. No, and that's it. You've got the you've got the internal affair, basically OPR. Explain OPR
00:26:02.660 as far as internal affairs of the Justice Department. Like the they're like the cops, the legal cops
00:26:08.360 inside. Tell us how would Jack Smith, as you see it from the outside, how do you think he would fare
00:26:14.280 with the IG, OPR, the Criminal Division, you know, and then on the Hill with both House and Senate
00:26:21.760 Judiciary, House and Senate Oversight, sir? Well, there's clearly coordination between these various
00:26:29.340 offices, as we've laid out Joe Biden's fingerprints around all four of these unprecedented criminal
00:26:35.320 indictments. They're talking about norms and breaking norms at the Justice Department. They brought the
00:26:39.660 first indictment ever against a former and likely future president, and they did it four different
00:26:45.840 times, right? And we had Jonathan Suh, Biden's deputy White House counsel, waive Trump's claim of
00:26:52.780 executive privilege on behalf of President Biden, which led to Jack Smith, the Mar-a-Lago raid,
00:26:58.760 the January 6th case. You had Matthew Colangelo deploying from the Biden-Harris Justice Department,
00:27:05.240 the number three political appointee to Bragg's office to bring that bogus indictment.
00:27:09.820 You had Nathan Wade from Fannie Willis's office down in Fulton County, Georgia, billing his time,
00:27:16.580 16 hours, $250 an hour, $4,000 for his meetings with the Biden-Harris White House, including the
00:27:23.540 Biden-Harris White House counsel. And the problem with Jack Smith, he has several problems besides
00:27:28.000 the obvious political coordination. Hang on, hang on, hang on, Mike, hang on for one second.
00:27:33.980 We're going to take a short commercial break. We're going to return. We got Mike Davis. Mike
00:27:38.860 Davis, not only on MSNBC all day, Mike Davis leads the coverage in our beloved New York Times.
00:27:45.980 Trump is pulled towards two paths on retribution. Retribution next with Mike Davis in the war.
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00:29:32.780 Okay. Trump is pulled towards two paths and on retribution. Revenge versus unity. You see that?
00:29:43.380 The lead story, the right hand column, revenge versus unity. And you turn back to page A16
00:29:50.100 and look what we have. The rest of the story and our own Mike Davis is right there. He would be in
00:29:56.080 the revenge column. And of course, Jay Clayton, former head of SEC, Solomon Cromwell, he's in the
00:30:03.800 unity camp. Mike Davis, what's the New York Times talking about here that Trump's weighing revenge
00:30:09.280 two ways and has pulled down two paths? Is really the president thinking of revenge, sir?
00:30:15.660 You know, I've never had those discussions with him. So I can't say that he's thinking that way.
00:30:21.700 I would say this, that nobody's above the law. And if these Democrat prosecutors and operatives
00:30:30.300 engaged in an illegal criminal conspiracy against rights under 18 U.S.C. section 241,
00:30:38.820 they should face consequences for it. And if they've done nothing wrong, I don't understand why
00:30:44.300 they're so nervous. I mean, Jack Smith is very familiar with 18 U.S.C. section 241 because he
00:30:50.660 used that as one of his charges against President Trump and Jack Smith's bogus January 6th indictments
00:31:00.020 against President Trump. And I would say this, remember Jack Smith said all along that the election
00:31:06.700 has nothing to do with what he's doing. He disregarded Justice Department policies about taking actions
00:31:14.160 as a prosecutor as we get close to an election. He said, you know, the election be damned. This has
00:31:19.740 nothing to do with politics. Then I asked this, why did Jack Smith, the day after the election when
00:31:26.120 President Trump beat Kamala Harris like a drum in a landslide victory, why then did Jack Smith leak out
00:31:34.320 that he's going to shut down his office? I thought that the election had nothing to do with what Jack
00:31:39.800 Smith was doing. So it seems to me that that's an omission by Jack Smith, that everything he was
00:31:45.900 doing was about welfare and election interference. And that's pretty clear. The Mar-a-Lago raid was a
00:31:52.620 political hit on President Trump to go get back President Trump's declassified crossfire hurricane
00:32:00.680 records that are so damning to Obama and Biden and Hillary and the FBI and the AG and the CIA and so
00:32:11.560 many others in the deep state. Jay Bratt is very familiar with that. Jay Bratt is the counselor
00:32:16.040 to Jack Smith. You also have to ask, why did Jack Smith bring a separate indictment against the same
00:32:25.240 defendant under current prosecution in D.C.? And the answer is very clear. Jack Smith didn't like the
00:32:33.940 fact that he drew Judge Cannon on the presidential records case down in the Southern District of
00:32:40.240 Florida. So Jack Smith did this unprecedented thing. He brought a separate indictment in a separate venue
00:32:45.160 against the same defendant at the same time, which it seems like that would be a violation of Justice
00:32:51.720 Department policy. So Jack Smith is going to have a lot of questions to answer after January 20th.
00:32:59.780 And I would say that after the Congress comes back into session on January 3rd or whenever it is,
00:33:05.760 I think that the House Judiciary Committee led by House Chairman Jim Jordan and the Senate Judiciary
00:33:11.640 Committee led by my former boss, former Chairman Chuck Grassley, they should get to work. Chairman Chuck
00:33:18.640 Grassley is the king of oversight. He's already been on this crossfire hurricane stuff for many years,
00:33:24.060 and he'll continue that investigation. And I strongly encourage Jim Jordan to get moving
00:33:28.660 immediately. He's already sent his litigation hold letter to Jack Smith, which I think is great.
00:33:34.080 I would say to Jack Smith and his Office of Special Counsel and everyone else in the Biden-Harris
00:33:39.240 Justice Department, make sure you preserve your records. We don't want you to obstruct justice by
00:33:44.300 destroying your records. And as we've been saying, if you've done nothing wrong, you should have nothing
00:33:49.220 to sweat about.
00:33:52.560 Mike, you came out of the Senate and you're an expert in confirmations because you really, you know,
00:33:57.620 led the way with Gorsuch and Kavanaugh. Talk to me about the Senate leadership vote.
00:34:02.540 Why is it so important? Should it be private or public? I mean, we're pushing for public disclosure
00:34:08.620 where the votes are. And what is this? What's this concept about recess appointments and why is that
00:34:14.580 a big deal? Well, the recess appointments would be great because remember the last time, Steve,
00:34:20.060 you're very well aware of this. And I was very well aware of this on the Senate Judiciary Committee
00:34:25.260 as the chief counsel for nominations. The Democrats used the crossfire hurricane Russian collusion
00:34:33.200 hoax to try to grind President Trump's first term to a halt. And they did that very successfully
00:34:41.880 in the Senate. It took years to confirm several of President Trump's nominees. And that's just
00:34:49.860 unacceptable. And I think what President Trump is calling for is whoever's going to be the leader
00:34:55.180 to commit to using recess appointments. Put the Senate into recess if the Democrats are using their
00:35:02.820 typical obstruction tactics because the Democrats are election deniers and they're already trying
00:35:11.160 to run coups, as we're seeing, to undermine President Trump when he gets back into office
00:35:17.020 on January 20th. So this is an important test for whoever wants to be the Senate majority leader,
00:35:23.760 whether it's Thune or Cornyn or anyone else who wants to run. It's very important to commit to this
00:35:32.360 because we cannot let Democrats and stupid, weak-kneed Republicans who got duped on Russian
00:35:40.180 collusion to get duped again and try to grind Trump's agenda to a halt. The American people
00:35:47.320 spoke very loudly and clearly last Tuesday. Trump won in a landslide victory, all seven swing states,
00:35:55.280 312 electoral votes. And he pulled several Republican Senate candidates over the finish line with
00:36:02.280 him. He has a mandate and the Senate Republicans can't be in his way again like they were at the
00:36:08.400 beginning of his term in 2017. What is McConnell in the four years of Trump's, President Trump's first
00:36:18.020 term, never had the Senate in recess ever. How big an act of disrespect is that, sir?
00:36:26.540 Well, I mean, the Senate does have an independent rule to make sure the nominees are, you know,
00:36:31.100 they get advice and consent of the Senate. But I don't understand why we had a different rule for
00:36:35.060 President Trump than we did for prior presidents. And I think that's important. Look, I worked very
00:36:40.060 closely with McConnell on judges. He did a great job on judges. I would say this to the next majority
00:36:46.380 leader. If you want President Trump's support, you saw his tweet. He wants to be very clear that he
00:36:54.180 wants the ability to do recess appointments if Democrats are obstructing his nominations like
00:37:00.500 they did last time. So either keep the Senate. Frankly, Steve, as you know, all you have to do
00:37:08.340 is merely threaten to make senators work past two o'clock on Thursday. And it's amazing how many
00:37:15.500 judges and executive branch employees you can confirm. Law resistance cannot resist long weekends.
00:37:22.700 I promise you, keep their asses in there. After two o'clock on Thursday, you'll get anyone confirmed.
00:37:28.480 I could probably get confirmed if you threatened to make them work on Friday.
00:37:32.340 Right. That is that is something up real quickly. Elizabeth Warren is sounding the fire bell on the 0.57
00:37:40.400 night to the Democrats. She wanted everybody to head back Tuesday night when Trump was declared the
00:37:44.360 winner saying we've got, I don't know, 10, 20, 30, 40 judge, judge, judge openings for these progressive
00:37:52.160 judges. They're not done. She's telling Schumer's got to be 24 seven. Walk me through. How did they
00:37:57.300 leave this much work done? And what does the Republican Senate, the Mike Lees and the Ted Cruz's
00:38:03.180 have to do to make sure that they don't jam in one judge between now and the time President Trump
00:38:08.600 takes over? So as Cameron brings this up, it's article three project dot org. We have a take action
00:38:14.320 page and we have a take action on this very issue, Steve, where we want the war room posse to light
00:38:21.900 up, take action there, light up their senators, and then tell them to grind the Senate to a halt.
00:38:28.600 We're not going to let Joe Biden and Senate Democrats in this lame duck session when they're
00:38:34.920 both leaving power confirm lifetime judges, these critically important lifetime judges.
00:38:42.080 We are going to wait until President Trump is back in office, until Senate Republicans are back in
00:38:47.800 office. So Senate Democrats need to throw sand in the gears and do whatever the hell it takes 0.54
00:38:54.580 to stop these lame duck confirmations of these critically important federal judges. And I call
00:39:02.140 him, he doesn't know I'm doing this, but I call on my friend, Senator Mike Lee from Utah. You are the
00:39:08.240 perfect person to take the lead on this, the tip of the spear, grind the Senate to a halt. We don't want 1.00
00:39:16.260 to put these left wing radicals on the bench for the rest of their lives. The American people spoke
00:39:22.460 on Tuesday. They voted for Trump. Overwhelmingly, they voted for Senate Republicans with a comfortable
00:39:28.700 majority and hell no to left wing judges, grind the Senate to a halt. I think that's something that
00:39:36.260 can unite all factions of the Senate Republican caucus, including Mitch McConnell.
00:39:41.480 Extraordinary. Mike Davis, you're everywhere right now. And this fight
00:39:47.580 is so important on the judiciary side, obviously on the Senate side, but in the judiciary, we must stop
00:39:52.860 them jamming through these judges. Mike, where do people go to once again, article three, they want
00:39:58.480 to be a part of that. Where do they go? Yeah, I'm not even going into government. I'm not going back
00:40:02.880 into government. I'm sticking with the article three project. So I love that I have these guys and
00:40:07.840 just meltdown fear terror. It's article three project.org, article number three project.org.
00:40:15.600 You can donate there. You can follow us on social media and you can take action like grind the Senate
00:40:21.860 to a halt on these lame duck judicial confirmations. Mike Davis, honor to have you on here. Thank you
00:40:30.820 very much, sir. Thank you. Okay, let's hit reset for a moment. This audience being the tip of the spear,
00:40:43.780 the kind of vanguard or the cadres in leadership in the grassroots movement
00:40:48.340 were, I think, the major element or one of the most major elements in the great victory in the fifth
00:40:56.280 supporting President Trump with this massive get out the vote effort coupled with others,
00:41:02.020 then others signed up and did the election integrity project. This is why they had this
00:41:07.440 way. We had so many poll watchers and poll workers and judges. I heard from, I think it was Deloes in
00:41:12.820 Virginia, the first time 100% participated, they had 100% capacity in election judges, election officials,
00:41:20.860 poll workers, poll watchers, all of it. Normally it's 20%, 100%. You saw this throughout the country.
00:41:30.500 So you guys have earned your seat at the table. I would love to be able to sit here and talk about
00:41:35.200 fun things and all that, but we got more work to do. Twofold. When you look at the institutions of
00:41:43.160 institutional power, what President Trump is trying to do, he's trying to institutionalize MAGA.
00:41:48.440 He's trying to institutionalize his political revolution. How is he doing it? He's going to
00:41:56.260 embed it into the three major branches of government, the legislative, the executive, and the judiciary.
00:42:08.800 We have to, and that's tomorrow, put these senators on notice that it's not acceptable to have a 0.82
00:42:14.920 a, a, um, a secret ballot that you demand as their constituents to understand who they voted for
00:42:22.580 and why. They have to understand that President Trump needs at least the ability to have some recess
00:42:30.940 appointments, may not need them, just once in his back pocket, as he should. He's trying to mitigate
00:42:37.260 his risk. And that the new leader of the Senate is aligned on other policies he's going to have
00:42:49.340 coming through because there's massive issues about the debt ceiling and about the budget and the
00:42:54.720 deficits and the deportations. All of that has to be worked through and he needs a Senate leader
00:43:01.120 that he can trust and work with. In addition, these judges, I'll get to that in a second. Let's take a
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00:44:42.780 Here's your host, Stephen K. Vance.
00:44:47.760 Okay, put a pin in what I was talking about, the Senate. I'm going to come back to that in the next
00:44:52.680 hour. Natalie Winters is going to join a co-host. We've got Julie Kelly, Jeff Clark. We're going to
00:44:57.920 drill down on this. I'm honored to have Eric Prince join me. You're actually in town. In fact,
00:45:04.040 you're going to go over to the Senate and talk to the... The new Republican senators. To the new
00:45:07.920 senators. Exciting stuff. And what is your general... What's the discussion? Why would you bring the
00:45:13.200 dark prince over to talk to... Come on now. I think it's to give a tour of the world and the real
00:45:18.640 challenges. How can you... You've got a sunny personality. Your personality is like a young
00:45:23.380 kid. I am. I'm optimistic. You're always optimistic. You're upbeat. You're high energy. Dude, we just won
00:45:28.880 the election last week. No, I know. And now the hard work comes. I know. Okay. But there's a lot of
00:45:34.000 problems around the world that can be fixed. But you're always upbeat. Always. Usually, yeah. You're
00:45:40.340 always upbeat. That's good. Okay. So what are you going to talk to him about? A tour of the world.
00:45:46.900 What is it? Tour de Horizon? Is that what you call it? Something like that. Yeah. A tour of the problem
00:45:53.180 areas and the real problem of collapsing American credibility and that how our enemies smell
00:46:00.420 it and have been advancing in all fronts. And it's time to roll that back with a very small
00:46:07.220 footprint, mostly commercial. And it doesn't require any more U.S. troops and any more government
00:46:14.480 spending. You do this with contractors and or others. Correct. It's as old as history. And
00:46:20.580 the U.S., I think, has proven over 20-odd years that we're not great at stability operations.
00:46:26.840 We've spent trillions of dollars doing it. And I would say a lot of parts of the world would
00:46:31.800 be actually calmer if the State Department just got the hell out of the way.
00:46:34.660 The first time I really heard the vice versa and the concept of the vice versa was Eric Prince.
00:46:40.940 It was the summer of 2017. And you had an idea about how to turn Afghanistan around without 1.00
00:46:48.660 a bigger American footprint by essentially a massive rationalization. There was already
00:46:54.160 there was still 15,000 U.S. troops there and 29,000 contractors. And I want to take it down
00:46:59.840 to 6,000 contractors and zero or a handful of U.S. troops remaining. And it would have kept the lights
00:47:07.340 on for the Afghan government. And really, after three years, the whole program would have been paid for
00:47:12.560 by the royalties from mining and the hydrocarbons, et cetera, that the U.S. really ever failed to get
00:47:18.120 a grasp on. So that, you know, a third of the Taliban's operating budget was from mining,
00:47:23.720 which the Afghan government really never really capitalized on because they were rare earths, 1.00
00:47:27.420 principally. Yes. And copper and fluoride and gold. So what is as they're putting together the
00:47:35.440 the the the landing teams and the beachhead teams and working through and they're talking about who's
00:47:42.000 DOD? We know it's now not Pompeo. I think at State Department, the shortlist is Senator Rubio,
00:47:48.080 Hagerty, Rick Rennell, some other people. What is your recommendation when you look at DOD and you
00:47:53.260 look at that massive, you know, military industrial intelligence complex? What's your advice to the Trump
00:48:00.140 people working? Because I know you're very close to these guys about how do you go about getting our
00:48:05.120 arms around? Because we just can't continue to add to the defense budget all the time. It's almost a
00:48:08.820 trillion dollars now. It's out of control. The essential information that's missing from any
00:48:12.920 actual decision maker at the Pentagon is what do things actually cost? And so if they if they
00:48:19.440 actually even did a back of the napkin estimate of activity based costing to say how much does it cost
00:48:26.800 us when we say we're going to send a brigade of soldiers here, there, everywhere to actually do the
00:48:32.160 cost the same way a private contractor has to if you're going to do a bid,
00:48:35.120 every flag officer, every senior DOD official I've ever met with has never fully understood what
00:48:41.420 that even looks like or costs like. And so they're stunned when I can come back, you know, in a matter
00:48:47.760 of an hour with a plus or minus three to five percent of where their costs are. That's the essential
00:48:55.280 information. You know, what is Hayek and Mises talk about? Socialism really is the is the absence
00:49:02.520 of price information, because if you don't have you don't understand what something is priced at.
00:49:06.780 You have no way to value it as to scarcity and how much you how much you value. We need a whole
00:49:11.360 process of price discovery. Is that don't we actually need in addition, not so many programs
00:49:17.800 and not be spread out over. That goes without saying that goes without saying four hundred and twenty
00:49:22.320 some bases and and just a a a sloth cost footprint that is so ridiculous that they I don't know. I
00:49:32.160 don't know. I'm concerned about the bases. But like in the Red Sea, we have two carrier battle groups
00:49:37.100 in the in the to keep the Suez Canal open. And they're not and it's not open. It's 90 percent
00:49:42.480 shut. That's the thing. It's a complete and total failure. They're just sitting there expending their
00:49:47.480 not one, but two million. You know, they have to shoot to one million dollar missiles each to knock
00:49:54.380 down a twenty thousand dollar drone because they double tap it. That's just bad math. A a private
00:50:00.500 solution. It's the same way it was solved in the 60s when the Brits hired David Sterling,
00:50:05.820 who cleaned up, cleaned out the Egyptians after they invaded. Yeah. And that can be done again, 1.00
00:50:11.240 organized with down in Yemen. Right. Correct. Yeah. To drive them off the coast. They also did the 0.98
00:50:15.500 same thing in Oman, if I remember. A hundred percent. Like it was like the man who would be 0.96
00:50:19.580 king crowd. Right. They just you. I don't want to call them mercenaries, but they were just down
00:50:24.500 there doing contractor work. David Sterling was there as a mercenary. Absolutely. Did it proudly.
00:50:31.520 How many? And why are the OK? We have two carrier battle groups there about rotating in and out
00:50:37.280 in the Red Sea, helping at least the the entries to the Suez Canal stay open, although the canals
00:50:43.880 open time. But I believe and correct me if I'm wrong, we have one British frigate and Italian
00:50:50.500 Corvette and a French destroyer. NATO's entire. It's a joke. It's a joke. And you know what?
00:50:58.020 What's the first thing you learned when you became a naval officer? Power projection, chokepoint
00:51:03.180 control. We have lost control of one of the world's major shipping lanes. And and so the U.S.
00:51:08.740 Navy right now has been jolted into into into ineffectiveness by Houthis who are behaving like 1.00
00:51:15.900 long range pirates. And this administration has done nothing effective to put the Houthis in a 0.57
00:51:22.120 different frame of mind. But the chokepoint is a NATO chokepoint for Europe. It's a short commercial
00:51:28.260 week here. Eric's heading over to the Senate on Capitol Hill to talk to incoming freshmen about
00:51:34.880 geopolitics hotspots throughout the world and what they should be thinking about on the budget
00:51:39.320 going forward. We're going to take a short commercial break. Natalie Winner's going to join me next
00:51:43.600 hour. Eric's going to hang out for a few minutes. I got a couple of three more questions. Billy
00:51:48.620 Strings takes us out in an amazing bluegrass rendition cover of Johnny Cash's When the Man Comes
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