Bannon's War Room - Episode 4083： The Fear Of The MAGA Revolt; Breaking Then Restoring Faith In The Institution

00:00:00.000 in terms of what to watch for next. I think we need to be watching for something that they call

00:00:04.220 autocratic breakthrough. Autocratic breakthrough is when the party in power

00:00:08.900 uses the power they do have in government to make sure they can never be dislodged from government.

00:00:16.140 I'll give you a concrete example. You've already seen in the House of Representatives now that

00:00:20.780 Mike Johnson is back in as Republican House Speaker, they changed the rules in the House

00:00:25.280 to make it much harder to remove him as Speaker. Right? So that's them digging in, planning to stay

00:00:33.080 for the long run. Now we're here. You're not going to be able to get us out. You've seen Trump,

00:00:37.160 quote, joking, end quote, about expecting to stay in office for a third term once the second term is

00:00:45.160 up. And that's, of course, against the Constitution. But he keeps repeatedly bringing up, bringing it up

00:00:49.640 that that's his expectation. Trump advisor, his one-time campaign manager, Steve Bannon,

00:00:57.260 saying things in public about how they're going to be ruling for 50 years. There won't be any way

00:01:03.540 to dislodge them from power. Autocratic breakthrough is when they use the powers they've achieved through

00:01:09.280 winning elections to cement themselves in power so they can't be removed by future elections or by

00:01:14.780 other democratic means. So we are we are watching the efforts to consolidate power. We are watching

00:01:21.160 for signs of autocratic breakthrough, trying to entrench themselves in power so they can't be

00:01:25.980 removed. This is just the way these things go. This is how strong men rule. These are the things

00:01:31.180 that they are trying. Both the classified documents case and the election interference case being dismissed

00:01:36.680 by special counsel Jack Smith after years of building that case. What's your reaction to that news?

00:01:42.400 Well, it's sad. You know, haven't all of us gone from depressed to sad to angry and back again over

00:01:53.100 the last several weeks? This is kind of the whipped cream and cherry on top. But as Vaughn said in your

00:02:00.300 earlier segment, people voted here and they were fully aware of what Donald Trump had done and the

00:02:07.660 serious allegations against him. And the American people decided to dismiss that. And with that comes

00:02:16.400 the dismissal of this case. I don't think anybody should be surprised. Obviously, I don't think Jack

00:02:21.720 Smith had much choice considering what the realities are on the ground. I think number one, the justice system

00:02:28.200 was not was not equipped to handle a defendant like Trump. I mean, he just had extraordinary resources

00:02:36.940 just by virtue of who he is. You know, he had a big legal team by the end. He had multiple criminal

00:02:41.660 defense attorneys. He had appellate experts who argued before the Supreme Court. He had entire teams like

00:02:47.420 this is not the way that, you know, the justice system is set up. It's not set up to basically have

00:02:52.960 entire like large scale teams who who can basically litigate their way through the courts. And you've

00:02:58.460 got to remember, you know, I hear a lot about, you know, Merrick Garland could have started earlier,

00:03:02.360 like maybe. But then there is also the case that during the criminal investigations, you know,

00:03:07.820 Trump repeatedly litigated every executive privilege fight he could along the way. And part of the

00:03:14.000 problem with these cases, they were so big and there were so many witnesses and there were so many

00:03:17.320 people in the White House, you know, that had information to give to the special counsel's office that by the

00:03:22.660 time you ended up litigating all the executive privilege already a year and a half into these

00:03:25.780 investigations. So I think there was a combination of factors. But I also think, you know, the way

00:03:30.420 that the justice system is currently set up and structured in this country was just fundamentally

00:03:34.680 not equipped to deal with with someone like Donald Trump. Claire, you've been through these Senate

00:03:39.040 confirmations. You've been through these hearings. There's an assumption when a choice sits down in

00:03:44.180 front of you. You may not like them. You may not want to vote for them. You may disagree with their

00:03:47.980 views or their qualifications. But there's an assumption at least they've been through a basic FBI

00:03:51.900 background check. We've already seen what's happened to someone like Matt Gaetz, what's happened to

00:03:57.200 someone like Pete Hegseth. We'll see what his fate ends up being. But they're just doing their own

00:04:02.820 background checks inside the transition team and putting people up on screens for Donald Trump to look

00:04:07.800 at and then making choices based on that. What are the implications of them just being thrown out

00:04:13.240 there? Well, there's going to be a lot of Senate staffers that are going to be abandoning projects they've been

00:04:20.640 working on and trying to do a much deeper dive into potential nominees that are coming before the

00:04:27.320 Senate. But I think really what's going on here is, especially when he pulled Gates, is a recognition

00:04:33.960 that there are some Republican senators that are not going to lay down on really outrageous nominees

00:04:40.620 that have to be confirmed. So what Trump is going to do is he's going to try to put in people

00:04:46.420 that are really offensive into non-confirmable positions. And as was just outlined, he's going

00:04:53.640 to ignore the necessity for checking into their backgrounds. And that's when journalists are going

00:04:59.540 to have to kick in. And, you know, Willie, we have some amazing journalists at MSNBC and NBC that are out

00:05:06.220 there every day trying to find the truth of what's going on. There's a lot of networks that have good

00:05:11.320 journalists that are working seriously to uncover the facts. I would tell everybody to pay attention

00:05:16.580 to journalism over the next four years. Don't abandon it. Don't decide I'm going to turn everything

00:05:22.900 off, but rather support those outlets where you see good investigative reporting going on. And there's

00:05:29.980 a number of not-for-profits out there that do great work. ProPublica is a great example.

00:05:34.060 They've done some amazing investigative work. I mean, the Guardian has done some good investigative

00:05:39.860 work. So support those institutions that have people that are actually digging for the facts,

00:05:45.720 because that's how the American people are going to know about some of these outrageous people

00:05:50.480 that are going to populate the Trump administration.

00:05:52.820 This is the primal scream of a dying regime. Pray for our enemies, because we're going medieval on

00:06:04.420 these people. The Guardian's not got a free shot at all these networks lying about the people. The

00:06:10.580 people have had a belly full of it. I know you don't like hearing that. I know you've tried to do

00:06:14.540 everything in the world to stop that, but you're not going to stop it. It's going to happen.

00:06:17.540 And where do people like that go to share the big line? MAGA Media. I wish in my soul, I wish

00:06:24.760 that any of these people had a conscience. Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?

00:06:31.700 If that answer is to save my country, this country will be saved.

00:06:37.920 War Room. Here's your host, Stephen K. Bannon.

00:06:41.340 It's Tuesday, 26 November, the year of our Lord, 2024. You're here this morning at the home of the

00:06:56.640 autocratic breakthrough. Aunt Claire McCaskill, Annie Claire, in her total meltdown, by the way,

00:07:03.640 I want to play that clip of the meltdown, if my great staff can pull that. I've got,

00:07:07.560 I noticed Aunt Claire said at the end, she didn't, she mentioned the Guardian, which we love.

00:07:12.300 She mentioned ProPublica is not too shabby. You know, she didn't mention Jim VanderHaze rant the

00:07:17.780 other day. Axio said that, you know, they're giving each other awards for journalism. She failed to

00:07:22.880 mention Breitbart, Citizens Free Press, the Gateway Pundit, Revolver, Darren Beatty is going to join us

00:07:31.400 here shortly. Rahim Kassam's National Pulse. I can go on and on and on of all the great, amazing,

00:07:38.180 amazing sites on, let's call it the right wing in the ecosystem of media that drives the narrative

00:07:45.140 today. I'm honored to have Matt Boyle, National Political Editor for Breitbart, and I think the

00:07:51.860 greatest reporter of his generation. Matt, thanks for joining us. I could play that cold open. Folks,

00:07:58.740 I hope your head's blown up because I could play that cold open multiple times today. Brother,

00:08:03.760 give me your thoughts and observation about what you just heard. Yeah, well, first off, I heard that

00:08:09.480 Rachel Maddow got a pay cut over there at MSNBC. I think she got a $5 million pay cut. I hereby 0.56

00:08:16.260 volunteer if MSNBC actually wants to fix the network. I will do the job that Rachel Maddow has failed to

00:08:24.180 do for her entire career. Hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on, Matt. She made, I think,

00:08:32.920 $30 million a year for one day a week. She's only there one day a week now. Now, she's the 1.00

00:08:37.240 Brainsley operation. That $5 million, I think, would be the payroll of Breitbart for a decade.

00:08:42.200 I mean, she's taking a $5 million cut down to $20 or $25 million for one night a week. Come on, 0.98

00:08:47.640 Rachel. You're supposed to be a populist. Your thoughts, brother?

00:08:50.660 Yeah, no, I'll do the job at half price. Let's put it that way. MSNBC has fun shows. You hire me

00:08:58.200 for $12.5 million, and I will do it, and I'll do better than Rachel ever did. 0.99

00:09:04.620 So, no, like, these people are totally ridiculous. And then Claire McCaskill there. Claire McCaskill was 0.98

00:09:11.280 one of the most corrupt U.S. senators in history. I spent years investigating her here at Breitbart. 0.87

00:09:17.460 In fact, the deals that she and her husband had with nursing homes in Missouri were some of the

00:09:26.840 most corrupt stuff. The only reason she got away with and got reelected in 2012 was the Republicans

00:09:31.840 nominated Todd Akin, who made the biggest mistake in political history when he was out there, you know,

00:09:38.160 talking about abortion. But the point is, is that, you know, and then it took six years of fleshing that

00:09:44.000 story out for now Senator Hawley to defeat her in a landslide in 2018. Do you want to talk about

00:09:51.500 journalism? Let's talk about what we uncovered with her, right? Like, I mean, you know, and by the way,

00:09:56.240 do you think that the businesses have ended with her and her husband in the nursing homes in Missouri?

00:10:01.460 No. Like, of course, they're still doing it. But now she's an MSNBC character. These people are so

00:10:07.280 high on their own supply. It's unbelievable. The media is in a total crisis as an industry,

00:10:15.880 and this could be fixed extremely easily, right? Like, this is not that we're not even saying they

00:10:22.160 need to, like, go out there and, like, you know, push conservatism or something or whatever. We're

00:10:26.680 just that all you have to do is tell the truth, right? Like, and be honest and open with their

00:10:30.780 audiences. And if they do that and their reporting is accurate, then guess what? They're going to fix

00:10:38.060 themselves. Okay. But hang on, hang on, hang on. I want, yeah, I don't know if they're fixable

00:10:44.260 because they're so in the mind, but I want to go back to Rachel Maddow because she, the reason she

00:10:48.020 gets paid 25 million bucks a year is she's the brains of the operation on the media side. I want 0.97

00:10:53.260 to go back to autocratic breakthrough. So everybody take out your number two pencil. We're going to have

00:10:57.580 more nomenclature. Autocratic breakthrough. Now, she didn't complain. She's not complaining

00:11:04.140 about FDR in the 1932 realignment, which they locked in in 36, locked in more than 40, and they

00:11:10.380 governed essentially for 50 until Reagan came, essentially. Even Nixon didn't matter. They

00:11:14.860 really reigned. They reigned until Reagan and then Newt Gingrich in the 80s and 90s. That was the

00:11:20.600 realignment to the Democrat Party that really put the Republican Party of the Civil War and post-Civil

00:11:25.840 War to bed. Matt, we've worked on this project now together, I don't know, for 10 or 15 years

00:11:33.320 about a populist nationalist movement that had African-American participation from the working

00:11:39.280 class, that had Hispanic participation from the working class, that went beyond race and

00:11:43.740 went beyond gender and ethnicity and religion and really focused on economics and the people

00:11:49.500 that made this country and really drive this country get a fair share in it. Why is she 1.00

00:11:54.580 so, and we believe, Matt, as you know, because we've worked on this, that we will govern for 50

00:11:59.480 years using democratic processes? Why is the left so maniacally focused on that we're autocrats? We

00:12:06.100 just want, they put democracy on the ballot and we blow them out. What don't they get about this? And

00:12:12.340 this is a massive political realignment, sir. Well, I think the smart ones actually do see what we're

00:12:17.880 doing, right? Like, so I think the Rachel Maddows of the world, they get it. Like, they, and they're

00:12:22.620 scared because they know they're about to lose and be irrelevant forever, right? Like, and the fact is,

00:12:30.200 is that we are succeeding in this fight and it's because we're willing to challenge the Republicans

00:12:35.360 too. They aren't willing to challenge the Democrats, okay? Like, that's the point. They can't challenge Nancy

00:12:42.540 Pelosi, Joe Biden, Barack Obama, uh, and Val, you know, Valerie Jarrett and Rahm Emanuel and all these

00:12:49.280 people. They, they, if they wanted to have a real populist revolution on their side, they could, but

00:12:55.980 they're, they're unwilling to do so. And because they're unwilling to do so, uh, they're ceding the

00:13:00.760 ground to us. You're, you're saying because, uh, because Fetterman and Roe Kahana and Sherrod Brown,

00:13:09.300 people like that are economic nationalists and populists, but they are actually a very small part

00:13:15.220 and a very small voice in the democratic party. Yeah, but they're not, they're not stepping up and

00:13:21.300 challenging the authority of their party. It's, it's nonsense, right? Like, so they, they say these

00:13:26.420 things, they say, oh, where are we stand for the workers. But then when it comes to, uh, actually

00:13:32.420 voting, right? Like, look at Sherrod Brown's voting record. You vote a hundred percent of the time with

00:13:36.100 the, with Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, right? Like, uh, look at, uh, uh, Fetterman is the only

00:13:41.980 interesting one, kind of, uh, on the Democrat side in that I think that, uh, you know, I don't know if

00:13:48.840 there's enough other people that would join him, but like, Roe Khanna votes a hundred percent of the

00:13:53.500 time with Democrat leadership and their party, right? Like, so the, at a certain point, I mean,

00:13:58.400 look, we had really hard fights on the Republican side where we went up against John Boehner and Eric

00:14:04.020 Cantor and Paul Ryan and Mitch McConnell. And I mean, look, we drove McConnell out, right? Like it took

00:14:09.920 us 15 years to do it, but we did it right. Like now he's not the leader. And he's, and he's still not

00:14:17.720 totally out. He's still got John Thune. Short break. Yeah. Matt, Matt Boyle, Matt Boyle's got

00:14:25.040 breaking news over at Breitbart where you have Darren Beattie's going to join us. We're going to

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00:16:48.300 you take advantage of the access. Uh, Steve Hayes and Jonah Goldberg with Andrew years ago, over a

00:16:56.460 decade ago, um, Bull remember this, when, when Tucker Carlson ran Daily Caller and Steve Hayes was, uh,

00:17:03.120 I think Steve was at, uh, had just gone to the Weekly Standard. He was at Fox. Uh, he was a buddy of

00:17:08.920 Andrews, uh, Tucker was a buddy of Andrews, Jonah Goldberg. Uh, Jonah Goldberg's mom was one of the

00:17:14.520 founders of this. She's the one that broke the story about Clinton and the intern. Uh, everybody

00:17:19.560 was kind of working together. Now, the, the, in the Trump years, that's kind of split. Steve and

00:17:24.820 Jonah set up the dispatch, which is a, I think a fantastic site. I go there a lot. It's kind of the

00:17:31.260 home, the bastion of never Trumpers, but you got to understand it. They wrote Michael, uh, Warren,

00:17:37.160 Mike Warren over there. It's a terrific reporter has written a story, an interview by me about the

00:17:42.360 war we've got with the establishment right now, about the rear guard action they're doing through

00:17:47.020 John Thune to, to get rid of Gates and to fight Trump's, uh, appointments. Uh, Matt, before I get

00:17:52.620 to your story, Matt, it's got big breaking news out of the white house on Biden. Uh, some of the people

00:17:57.080 are going to get a little, um, Biden is sketchy and mad bull goes in how sketchy they are. But Matt,

00:18:03.280 I get, I want to bring back this follow topic is that what the Democrats haven't had, and they've

00:18:08.460 deferred for years and years and years is a civil war insight. And this happens in political parties

00:18:13.680 you're seeing over in England right now with the reform party and the Tories. And you gotta,

00:18:18.760 you gotta search for your way forward. We've been at war with the establishment, Matt for,

00:18:23.440 I don't know, 12, 14 years, right? Kind of from the tea party days. We've had that civil war

00:18:29.240 and guess what? Trump's populist nationalism has won. Now we haven't won everywhere because

00:18:34.500 there's still a huge reactionary part of the donor class and the Republican establishment

00:18:39.360 in the institutions, a lot of the media, Fox news is the bastion of the neocon, neoliberal

00:18:45.100 neocon kind of system that runs the country, that runs the American empire. But we've given 0.85

00:18:50.780 as good as we've gotten. And that's why president Trump has been ascendant with his message.

00:18:55.060 I posit that the Democrats haven't had that, Matt. I mean, you know the Democrats very,

00:18:59.960 very well. You know a lot of guys over there. They actually haven't had the bloodletting that

00:19:04.040 you have to have in a political party. They've kind of let the credential class in. And this

00:19:08.220 is why MSNBC has actually been a detriment to the Democratic Party and to what they're trying

00:19:13.380 to accomplish. Because they basically played patty cake with the credential class and promoted

00:19:17.940 them. And they forgot the populist roots. Remember, my family, I started as a Democrat. My family

00:19:22.800 are a bunch of union Democrats, you know, Kennedy Democrats. So, Matt, what do they have to

00:19:29.380 do to actually, and I think MSNBC is worse for them than Fox, is as bad as Fox is for

00:19:34.720 the Republicans. MSNBC is worse for the Democrats. Matt Boyle, your thoughts?

00:19:39.560 Yeah, no, I agree 100%. Steve, I'll tell you this. I have a lot of Democrat friends. I was

00:19:44.140 just with a couple of them a couple weeks ago. I will tell you, they want to meet you.

00:19:49.700 They specifically asked me this. They want to meet you and learn how we did this, right,

00:19:55.420 like on the Republican side, so that they can do it because they know that their future

00:20:01.100 is very dark and it's not bright for them. They might be able to get slim majorities here 0.99

00:20:07.460 and there in the House or Senate in future elections. But they don't have, like, you know,

00:20:13.160 a clear, visionary path forward. And I'll tell you, like, I've met Democrat activists who

00:20:18.480 like to talk to you to figure out what happened on the Republican side so that maybe they can

00:20:24.060 learn from it. And maybe we'll set that up at some point, right, like where we can go teach

00:20:29.040 them how to do it. By the way, I think it would be good for the country if they go through the same

00:20:32.600 thing that we did. And, you know, it'll take them a long time. It'll take them a decade or so

00:20:36.600 at least. But if they go through the same thing we did and then they actually get reformed and

00:20:43.480 start representing the working class folks again and go back to their roots and the Republicans 1.00

00:20:48.580 do the same, you know, keep going down the right path. You know, yeah, there's still more work to

00:20:53.220 do on the Republican side. You know, imagine if we had a space race or an arms race between the

00:20:57.880 two parties to see who could best represent the American worker, right? Like that would be the 0.53

00:21:02.820 best interest of the working class folks in this country. So, I mean, I think we should encourage

00:21:07.940 it. But again, when you have the establishment media and Democrats, you know, like MSNBC and CNN

00:21:14.400 and whatnot, just protecting them, they're never going to do it. They're never going to change their

00:21:19.080 ways. They're never going to go through it. I think we have, I would propose something else.

00:21:24.500 Because I think that the establishment figures are never going to be with us. They're never going to

00:21:29.140 be populist nationalists. They are globalists. They're elitist globalists. I think we're

00:21:32.800 going to lose part of that. I think we have a higher probability. And look, it's 100% not

00:21:37.200 agreement, but you got Tulsi, you got Kennedy, you got other people coming up like that. And

00:21:41.600 I realize we're not, everybody's not signing off on everybody's belief. I'm not saying that,

00:21:45.680 but you're seeing a new 1932 coalition coming together. I think we have a higher probability

00:21:50.720 of getting Roe Kahana with his economic patriotism, which is really just Peter Navarro's economic

00:21:56.480 nationalism and Fetterman to align with us somehow. Then because their party's not their

00:22:02.400 elitist part, the credentialed part of their party is not going to give up power. Just like

00:22:06.720 the stat, you know, this, the donors of the Republican party are not just going to sit there

00:22:11.340 and say, Oh, this is terrific. Trump's guys, the unwashed masses that Trump has brought

00:22:16.900 to the Republican party for these victories. Let's toss the keys to them. They're not the John

00:22:21.440 Thune, the Gates situation, and others coming through in this confirmation hearings. Because

00:22:26.960 Chris Christie said it the other day, and Chris Christie was very perceptive on this week that

00:22:32.160 Jonathan Karl had on Sunday. He says, Hey, the Republicans are going to get one. They're going to

00:22:37.360 get one. They're going to, between Kennedy, Tulsi, and Hegseth, you're going to get one. Focus on that,

00:22:43.200 and you get Gates out, you'll get one more out. And the Republican establishment should focus on

00:22:48.160 that, and you see that happening right now. So I think, tell your buddies, I'd love to meet with

00:22:52.800 them, but I think we've got a higher probability of picking them off to our side. Talk about this,

00:22:56.800 this scoop that you've got in the Biden situation. Biden, the guys in the White House, between the

00:23:02.160 war in Ukraine, what they're, the games they're playing at Treasury on the balance sheet, and what

00:23:07.440 they're doing on the southern border, they're fighting Trump every inch of the way to make sure

00:23:11.040 when Trump relieves the watch on 20, at noon on the 20th of January, this thing is totally screwed up.

00:23:17.520 You've actually got even more reporting of what the, of the rats leaving the ship and what they're

00:23:21.600 doing on the way out the door, sir. Yeah. So the gist here is, is that back during the Obama

00:23:26.800 administration, the, uh, we saw a, uh, the, them fund, uh, the federal government, uh, to the tune

00:23:33.840 of, uh, close to a billion dollars, uh, of loan guarantees and cash grants and so on and so forth.

00:23:40.640 Uh, a, a solar energy plant in Nevada, uh, it's called Crescent Dunes and this plant has had major

00:23:48.160 issues. Uh, it went offline for a year because of technical, uh, technological issues. It went into

00:23:54.240 bankruptcy, uh, and then it reopened under new ownership and only produces a part of a percentage

00:24:00.480 of what the energy that it was supposed to produce. Um, the, the issue here is, is that, uh, one of the,

00:24:07.360 uh, uh, uh, related firm, uh, that was, had, that got screwed out of tens of millions of dollars,

00:24:15.040 or so they say, uh, filed what's called a Key Tam lawsuit. A Key Tam lawsuit is where a private entity,

00:24:20.560 uh, sues the, uh, uh, other places, uh, to recoup losses that the taxpayers, uh, uh, got on, uh, on

00:24:28.560 behalf of the federal government, and the, at no cost to the taxpayers, uh, and the Justice Department

00:24:33.840 had greenlit this, uh, about halfway through the Biden administration, uh, and then all of a sudden,

00:24:39.680 on election night, uh, they pulled the carpet out from under it, and, uh, at 5.20 PM Eastern time,

00:24:48.080 on, uh, on election night. A Justice Department lawyer emails the plaintiffs for this Key Tam lawsuit,

00:24:54.480 uh, saying that, uh, they were gonna move to dismiss it, uh, a complete shocking reversal,

00:25:00.800 uh, which, uh, amounts to an effort to cover up the, the, the, the, the, what, what is essentially a

00:25:09.600 theft of hundreds of millions of dollars of taxpayer dollars, uh, in the, uh, cash grants that were

00:25:15.920 granted to back during the Obama administration. Uh, so the Biden and Justice Department on election

00:25:20.800 night is doing this. And I don't think they're more, they're so much concerned about this plant

00:25:25.200 and what may come out about this one. They're more concerned about the broader green energy agenda,

00:25:31.360 uh, because just a couple months ago, the Biden, uh, uh, Interior Department announced a massive

00:25:38.320 expansion in dozens of Western states, millions of federal land acres of plans for future

00:25:45.600 solar energy projects like this one. Uh, so the green energy agenda is on display here,

00:25:51.120 and they were letting it go forward when they thought they were controlling government and they

00:25:55.360 wouldn't, uh, it wouldn't lead to problems for them, but they're, they undercut the effort as

00:26:00.560 soon as they see Trump coming in because they're afraid that their future projects are at risk.

00:26:07.440 Are they trying to bail out, is this like Obama and the green and Gore and these guys,

00:26:11.200 are they trying to bail out their venture capital buddies or is this something they're trying to

00:26:15.360 lay in policy and, and, and, and green and energy that by that Trump can't reverse? What is it? What,

00:26:22.400 what is it more? It's similar. It's, it's similar to Solyndra in that the there's an obsession from

00:26:28.720 the radical left with this solar and wind energy and these so-called renewables, uh, for which the

00:26:35.360 technology isn't just not there yet, right? Like we know the technology doesn't to the, to the point

00:26:41.680 where it does with regard to fossil fuels. And so what they're trying to do is they are, um, they're,

00:26:48.560 they're, they're, they're aggressively pushing that agenda. And, and frankly, they, they will,

00:26:53.520 they will, uh, do anything they can and to throw as much money at that as they possibly can. Uh, and so,

00:27:00.960 yeah, they're making lots of money on it and there's lots of different people that are bilking

00:27:05.040 the taxpayers basically out of it. Uh, but at the same time, it's the obsession with the radical

00:27:09.760 left's energy vision on us. But the, the, the key thing here is that they literally are covering this

00:27:15.360 up on election night, right? Like, so literally as they find out Kamala Harris has lost the election,

00:27:21.360 like they knew at 5 20 PM Eastern that they lost the election because they have the polls and the exit

00:27:27.200 polls showed she was going to lose. So they know she lost the election. And then what's their first

00:27:32.160 move? Protect the green energy, right? Like, because they know that they're going to have to ride out

00:27:37.200 Trump to, you know, in his second term, their hope is they get the white house back in 2028.

00:27:42.960 And then they just start up the green energy nonsense right again, right after that writer,

00:27:48.640 writer die. Uh, Matt, uh, where do people go to get your writing? So you have about 30 seconds,

00:27:53.280 just go to Breitbart.com. I'm also on X Twitter at mboil one and on true social at real Matt Boyle.

00:28:01.840 Brother, we'd love you. We're going to have you back on and do a reprise on, um,

00:28:05.440 Claire McCaskill. We'll do aunt Claire sometime, maybe next week, just a reprise of your grave

00:28:10.480 reporting of her corruption. Matt Boyle. We love you, brother. Have a great Thanksgiving.

00:28:15.280 Short break. Darren Beatty's on deck.

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00:29:23.760 The justice system was not, uh, was not equipped to handle a defendant like Trump. I mean, he just had

00:29:33.840 extraordinary resources just by virtue of who he is. You know, he had a big legal team by the end.

00:29:38.880 He had multiple criminal defense attorneys. He had, uh, appellate experts who argued before the

00:29:43.760 Supreme court. He had entire teams. Like this is not the way that, you know, the justice system is set up.

00:29:49.440 It's not set up to basically have entire like large scale teams who, who, who can basically

00:29:54.560 legate their way through the courts. And you've got to remember, you know, I hear a lot about,

00:29:58.640 you know, Merrick Garland could have started earlier, like maybe, but then there is also the case that

00:30:03.840 during the criminal investigations, you know, Trump repeatedly litigated every executive privilege fight

00:30:09.440 he could. Right there. Hugo Lowell is one of the smartest reporters out there. He's with the Guardian.

00:30:14.960 That is one of the most important statements that we've said that a justice system, quote unquote,

00:30:21.520 is not set up for a defendant like Trump. As Mike Cernovich says all the time, it's not about whether

00:30:27.440 you're going to, it's about when the state rolls on you, you're done. This is why we have a thousand

00:30:31.760 J6 folks in prison. This is why Tina Peters is rotten in prison. This is why they send, they can crush 1.00

00:30:40.400 you and they will crush you. It's not about justice. They weren't set up for Trump because Trump could fight

00:30:44.720 back. Trump had the resources and the savvy and Boris Epstein and others that could architect it. And he was

00:30:51.840 relentless. You want to autocratic breakthrough? Rachel Maddow, suck on this. We're going to dismantle 1.00

00:31:00.400 that quote unquote justice system. That's the justice system Stalin had in the 1930s. That's the justice system

00:31:07.120 that the Nazis put in place. That is not a justice system for a free people. You want an autocratic 0.77

00:31:13.200 breakthrough? We're going to burn down main justice and put these people in prison because they're 0.91

00:31:18.960 criminals. Hugo Lowe right there just told you, Beattie, this is the beating heart of this. Unless we 0.98

00:31:26.800 take this, not just defeating them and President Trump defeating them, they must be professionally eradicated, 0.93

00:31:34.320 sir. Well, I completely agree. And look, I've been on this show many times to maintain that in my view

00:31:42.720 and in the view of many others for, you know, a lot of justification, Department of Justice is the key

00:31:49.840 item. The Department of Justice is the first most important precondition to cleaning out the swamp

00:31:57.280 entirely. And it's something that, unlike our corrupted intelligence agencies, cuts closer to

00:32:04.320 the core of our self-conception as Americans because we think of ourselves as a nation governed by the

00:32:09.680 rule of law. And when that very concept is perverted, corrupted, weaponized the fashion that it has been

00:32:17.680 through Biden, but really going back to Obama, that's when we start to think of ourselves again with

00:32:24.160 sad justification as a banana republic. And so I think a lot of these terminology, like

00:32:31.040 retribution, all of these kinds of things, that's very valid. And there is a very valid sense of

00:32:37.760 indignation. But in a broader sense, what this is, it's not simply about retribution, what it is about

00:32:45.100 setting the conditions to restore legitimacy within our institutions. If we have people who think of their

00:32:52.900 institutions rightly as corrupt and criminal, we cannot be a successful country into the end of

00:33:01.140 the century. If we want to look in the long term and set our country aright, part of that process is

00:33:08.100 restoring legitimacy and faith in our institutions, including justice. And in order to do that, you have

00:33:14.500 to air out the crimes and you have to punish the criminals.

00:33:21.700 You and I are locked, welded at the hip on this, that there's going to be a lot of people,

00:33:27.220 particularly the establishment, and this is the reason the country's in the shape it is,

00:33:30.660 because the Republican establishment won plenty of elections, but wouldn't cut to the heart of the

00:33:34.580 problem. There are going to be a lot of people in President Trump's ears saying,

00:33:37.700 hey, you won, let's just have a unity moment, let's have a group hug, let's sing kumbaya,

00:33:43.300 let bygones be bygones. That is exactly what we don't need to do. Would you agree with that, Darren?

00:33:52.260 I would agree with that. And again, it's one of these things, it's not really a process of anger. I mean,

00:33:58.260 I think the general public is very angry and they're entirely right to be so, but the mechanism here,

00:34:05.780 the purpose is not to assuage our emotional indignation. The purpose is a necessary step

00:34:13.860 toward restoring faith and legitimacy and functionality into our institutions. It's not,

00:34:22.100 if it turns out we don't go after some of the most egregious criminals here, that's not a gesture

00:34:29.940 of mercy. That's not a gesture of being nice. That in itself would be an offense against these

00:34:36.180 institutions, because in order for them to be reestablished as legitimate, there has to be

00:34:43.060 at least some degree of accountability for the most egregious offenders. Otherwise,

00:34:49.300 everyone's going to think of these institutions as not only a joke, which they have become,

00:34:54.340 but a corrupt, malicious, pernicious, poisonous joke of the sort that we typically see in the third world. 0.94

00:35:04.980 Let's play the, I want to play the Rachel Maddow. I want to play the, for Darren,

00:35:08.500 the autocratic breakthrough so Darren Beattie can chew on this. Honestly, in terms of what to watch for

00:35:14.260 next, I think we need to be watching for something that they call autocratic breakthrough.

00:35:19.300 Autocratic breakthrough is when the party in power uses the power they do have in government

00:35:25.780 to make sure they can never be dislodged from government. I'll give you a concrete example.

00:35:31.300 You've already seen in the House of Representatives, now that Mike Johnson is back in as Republican House

00:35:36.180 Speaker, they changed the rules in the House to make it much harder to remove him as Speaker.

00:35:42.740 Right? So that's them digging in, planning to stay for the long run. Now we're here,

00:35:47.380 you're not going to be able to get us out. You've seen Trump, quote, joking, end quote,

00:35:51.860 about expecting to stay in office for a third term once the second term is up. And that's,

00:35:58.740 of course, against the Constitution. But he keeps repeatedly bringing up, bringing it up,

00:36:02.660 that that's his expectation. Trump advisor, his one-time campaign manager, Steve Bannon,

00:36:10.260 saying things in public about how they're going to be ruling for 50 years. There won't be any way to

00:36:16.660 dislodge them from power. Autocratic breakthrough is when they use the powers they've achieved through

00:36:22.260 winning elections to cement themselves in power so they can't be removed by future elections or by

00:36:27.700 other democratic means. So we are watching the efforts to consolidate power. We are watching four

00:36:34.580 signs of autocratic breakthrough, trying to entrench themselves in power so they can't be removed.

00:36:40.180 This is just the way these things go. This is how strong men rule. These are the things that they

00:36:44.340 are trying.

00:36:46.180 Okay. They had a realignment in 1932 around FDR that they tried to lock in by packing the courts

00:36:53.860 in the mid-1930s that were shut down, but they realigned with political power.

00:36:59.380 Darren, this is just what we're doing. This populist, nationalist,

00:37:02.580 America first movement is we're winning votes and winning elections. That's the realignment.

00:37:07.300 But why does she go back to saying, look for an autocratic breakthrough, sir? 0.82

00:37:14.020 Well, a number of things on that. First, just to get a sense of how utterly detached from reality,

00:37:19.700 Mike Johnson is their example of autocratic breakthrough. Mike Johnson, that's your autocrat,

00:37:27.700 Rachel. It's ludicrous. It's just the dumbest thing I ever heard. I didn't realize it would be 0.97

00:37:35.460 that dumb before you played it for me. But some other context there, the term breakthrough itself, 0.95

00:37:42.420 this is borrowed from the terminology of color revolutions from that whole world. In fact,

00:37:48.500 the preferred euphemism at least as of like a year ago for color revolution, because remember,

00:37:54.180 we started talking about it. And one of their organizations did a very detailed

00:37:59.620 mapping of the trajectory of the color revolution narrative, beginning with Revolver News and War

00:38:04.900 Room and all the way into the broader media sphere and the broader national conversation.

00:38:10.020 Election Integrity Partnership did this. It was one of the groups funded by

00:38:15.780 all of these censorship organizations and NGO censorship groups. They did a detailed study

00:38:21.140 precisely of the evolution of this narrative, and it's been lectured upon in universities and such,

00:38:26.260 which is kind of interesting. But part of the vernacular jargon of this world is to refer to

00:38:33.220 color revolutions as democratic breakthroughs. And things going in the opposite direction is

00:38:40.820 democrat backsliding. So this is an evolution of that terminology from that world and from that

00:38:47.620 orientation. Well, let's attach authoritarian breakthrough to what people wanting to win

00:38:54.500 elections. I mean, it's even more ridiculous because here we have the popular vote and nobody

00:38:58.500 really disputes that. I mean, that's, I think, why the left is so fundamentally demoralized is they 0.68

00:39:05.300 can't hang it up. Like in 2016, they could say, oh, it was just a few people. Oh, maybe, you know,

00:39:10.740 the Russians paid a pittance for, you know, ads somewhere on Facebook that compared to the,

00:39:16.260 you know, the rest of the media were trivial, but we can, the victory was marginal enough that we can

00:39:21.780 attribute it to some kind of outside nefarious force. There's no excuse here. Resounding victory

00:39:28.740 in the popular vote, resounding victory in the electoral vote. We got, you know, both houses. And so

00:39:34.100 what are they going to do with that? I mean, this is a kind of cheap and poor excuse. And they say, oh,

00:39:39.860 the purpose of authoritarian breakthrough is to remain in government. Well, if you do it through

00:39:45.620 the electoral process, I don't see what the objection to that, but in it, there's another

00:39:50.580 layer to this, which is that the Democrats and the left and, you know, whatever you want to call

00:39:56.820 them, the globalists, the deep states, whatever, they do have permanent government and they have it

00:40:02.900 by virtue of being entrenched within the bureaucracies. So they have achieved the very

00:40:09.460 thing that they're saying we should achieve. And absolutely, we have every interest if we're smart

00:40:15.540 enough and focused enough. Focus is really important, by the way. We can lose this whole thing if we don't

00:40:22.500 have focus and we're just kind of dilly-dallying here and there. You have to be very focused and

00:40:27.860 precise, I think, to have any kind of, like, indefinite, sustainable, consolidated gains from

00:40:36.100 this that don't just disappear into thin air after a year or two or even after the four years of the

00:40:41.380 term. But we have every interest, of course, in reforming the bureaucracies with our own people.

00:40:50.020 I mean, it's critical because you look at the Senate confirmation process. If you don't have

00:40:56.260 Senate confirmed, there's so much like the default is the bureaucracy. And so we're seeing this blockage,

00:41:02.980 whereas in the Democrat side, if they don't get a confirmation, the default from there, which,

00:41:09.540 by the way, they usually get because the Republican senators are more inclined to vote for Merrick Garland

00:41:14.900 than they are for somebody like Matt Gaetz, which tells you a lot about them. But in the rare occasion

00:41:20.580 that the Republican Senate won't approve a Democrat, someone that the Democrat president

00:41:27.300 wants, it'll just default into the bureaucracy and they get what they want anyway. So there's just such

00:41:33.300 a profound home court advantage in government to the Democrats having the bureaucracies themselves as

00:41:42.100 one of their key client classes. So you want to call that an authoritarian breakthrough? That's

00:41:48.740 just them playing the game, the long game. They played it well and we're playing catch up. But we

00:41:54.020 absolutely should focus on that and address that in this narrow space of action that we have. And it's a

00:42:01.380 very narrow space. Darren, revolvers at the cutting edge of this fight against the administrative and

00:42:09.460 deep state. Where do people go to get you social media? Where do they go to the site?

00:42:15.140 Revolver.news. We're on everything developing and also, more significantly, the main things that will

00:42:22.100 remain significant for years to come. The cutting edge, revolver.news. Revolver.news. I'm on

00:42:29.780 x at Darren J. Beattie. Check it out.

00:42:36.580 Darren Beattie, revolver is the tip of the tip of the spear. Thank you so much for carving time out

00:42:41.380 on this week to come on. Really appreciate you. Absolutely. My pleasure.

00:42:48.820 The autocratic breakthrough, Rachel, take your number two pencil out and write this down. We are 0.83

00:42:55.060 going to take the Justice Department apart brick by brick. It is a nest of vipers

00:43:02.180 that has tried to destroy this republic. Thank God in heaven it failed. The providential

00:43:08.820 return of President Trump, his moral courage to fight this. Short commercial break. We're going to

00:43:14.260 go to North Carolina and find out exactly what's going on in the Tar Heel State next in the war room.

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00:44:42.580 This year, Trump won the presidential race, but Republicans lost almost everything else in the

00:44:47.540 state. Heading into this election, North Carolina Republicans held a super majority in that state

00:44:53.940 legislature. But in this election, they lost that super majority. Democrats made enough inroads in

00:45:00.180 that state legislature this year in this election that Republicans in North Carolina no longer have

00:45:06.820 a super majority that allows them to override the veto, for example, from the governor. Republicans took

00:45:14.580 this laws of dentistry bill. They gutted it. They took out all the dentist stuff. They then decided they

00:45:20.500 would call it their hurricane relief bill. You remember all the horrible storms in Western

00:45:25.860 North Carolina right before the election. They said it would be their hurricane relief bill. But what

00:45:29.780 the bill actually does is it changes the state government in North Carolina. So all the state

00:45:36.820 government positions that are about to be held by Democrats will have their power stripped away from

00:45:41.620 them. The governor of North Carolina, for example, will no longer be allowed to appoint judges as he sees

00:45:48.340 fit under this new bill. He will literally be required in certain circumstances to appoint judges that

00:45:54.900 have been approved explicitly by the state Republican Party. The state Republican Party has to approve the

00:46:02.580 Democratic governor's judicial picks. The attorney general under this bill will not be allowed to oppose

00:46:10.500 anything that is done by the Republicans in the state legislature, even if the attorney general thinks it's

00:46:15.300 against the laws of the state. Power over the administration of elections in North Carolina would

00:46:22.260 inexplicably under this bill, it would inexplicably be moved wholesale into the office of the state

00:46:28.660 auditor. The state auditor being in charge of elections. Why would Republicans change North Carolina state law so

00:46:37.140 the state auditor is suddenly the person in charge of elections? Oh, oh, because state auditor is the

00:46:45.780 one race that Republicans won this year in North Carolina.

00:46:52.100 Okay. Michelle Morrow joins us. We've had Michelle on before. She ran a heroic race to be the education 1.00

00:47:00.500 secretary and head of education in North Carolina. Michelle, first off, people can't

00:47:06.100 there's kind of some confusion here because North Carolina is such an important swing state.

00:47:10.500 President Trump won and it was close, but it wasn't that close. And then, and we understand

00:47:16.740 the governor candidate had some issues and Mark's a good man, but there were some issues there.

00:47:22.580 The rest of you guys were, I mean, not just competitive, you put forward a team on the rest of the down

00:47:29.540 ticket. That was amazing. How did, what's happening there? Because people are saying,

00:47:33.940 hey, with the vote counted to the Western part of the state count, how did we lose everything except

00:47:38.980 for Trump essentially? Well, you know, it's a great question that you ask. And thank you so much for

00:47:44.500 having me on because this makes us question how President Trump could have won North Carolina with

00:47:50.900 the largest margin of his three victories. And we did not get the entire council of state.

00:47:56.100 I will say there is an issue with the establishment. There's an issue within the party. As I traveled

00:48:02.100 the state of North Carolina, there is divisiveness. And I'll just put this forward. The person that I

00:48:08.100 beat in my historic victory that you, during the primary, was a Republican. And now she is on the

00:48:14.900 transition team for Josh Stein, our Democratic governor. So that tells you a little bit because

00:48:21.700 during the primary there were over 30 elected officials who were endorsing her and who were

00:48:27.620 coming against me. And so we do have an issue here and it is within the party. And it's time for us to

00:48:34.180 make this party in North Carolina and I think across the entire country. It's time for us to be the gathering

00:48:39.860 of patriots rather than the grand old party. It's time for us to get on to the track of what President

00:48:46.100 Trump has won on. And that is making America great again. That is going back to constitutional

00:48:53.460 issues. That is focusing on education and a strong border and economic prosperity here in North Carolina

00:49:02.100 and around this country. And so I say this, I think this is, I'm excited because I think this is a great

00:49:09.460 day in America. We have an incredible opportunity. President Trump is about to take back the reins,

00:49:14.580 and he is going to give power back to the people. And it is up to us, the patriotic Americans,

00:49:20.100 to fight for him and for this agenda. And that's what I intend to do. They dumped $8 million into a

00:49:27.620 smear campaign against me. And has that ever happened? Have you ever heard of a superintendent's

00:49:34.900 race being in the national news, Anderson Cooper, Rachel Maddow, everyone else? No, but it's because

00:49:40.580 when you speak truth to power, when you uncover what their intentions are, and their intentions

00:49:46.260 are to destroy our children and to lie to them and to indoctrinate them so that even the next four 1.00

00:49:52.900 years of greatness and coming back to constitutional values, that if we don't train up our children to

00:49:59.780 know the truth about history, the truth about civics, the truth about biology, and the truth of our role

00:50:06.420 as citizens in the greatest country in the history of the world, then we will not have that 50 years

00:50:12.340 of prosperity that you spoke of. But we can have it. And I think that what the General Assembly has just

00:50:20.020 done, we need to remember, Josh Stein is a very dangerous person. He has an agenda. And as the

00:50:28.900 Attorney General, he used our taxpayer money here in North Carolina to fight against a voter ID bill that

00:50:36.180 the majority of North Carolina voters voted for back in 2012. We fought for 12 years to get voter ID

00:50:44.420 after we wanted it to be a constitutional amendment. That is who he is. He has used our money to fight

00:50:51.620 against the legislature. So I think it is brilliant that the super majority in North Carolina, before

00:50:57.220 they leave for Christmas, they are taking back the reins of the judiciary. And why would we not want our

00:51:04.580 elections to be under the auditor? Has anybody understand what the meaning of an audit is? When

00:51:09.380 we talk about auditing elections, don't we want to have election integrity in North Carolina and

00:51:14.420 throughout the country? It's brilliant, because we've already seen Josh Stein, and he has fought against

00:51:20.660 election integrity. So why would they sit back and allow him to be the one to name the people on the

00:51:26.660 board of elections for the state of North Carolina? They are being responsible, they are being responsive

00:51:32.260 to the people of North Carolina. And we have, we also what they did is, which is amazing,

00:51:37.940 is they took away schools. Hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on. I'm gonna hold you through the

00:51:45.860 break. This is too important to rush through. Michelle Morrow, they put $8 million in a superintendent

00:51:53.060 education race. Why? They understand she's a rising star in MAGA. We're gonna take a short commercial

00:52:00.340 break. Johnny Kahn of Breitbart takes us out with American Heart. Michelle talked about a gathering of

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Bannon's War Room - November 26, 2024

Episode 4083： The Fear Of The MAGA Revolt; Breaking Then Restoring Faith In The Institution

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