Bannon's War Room - Episode 4141： Johnson's Lies And Lack Of Spine

00:00:00.000 clear plan to avoid the looming shutdown. The House rejected the spending deal 174 to 235.

00:00:08.580 It needed a two thirds majority to pass. The second GOP led proposal, I'm going to say it

00:00:14.540 again, GOP led proposal included disaster relief, aid for farmers and a two year extension to the

00:00:21.040 debt ceiling. It also had the support of president elect Donald Trump. But 38 Republicans voted

00:00:29.220 against it. And it only won over two Democrats. Many other Democratic lawmakers are angry about

00:00:35.240 Elon Musk's influence in the process. I want to share what we heard from Vermont Senator Peter

00:00:40.360 Welsh about that. You give $277 million to a campaign, you get a seat at the table and maybe

00:00:48.080 the head of the table. And this all started with his tweeting and then Trump piled on and unraveled

00:00:55.340 an agreement that had the support of the president, the speaker and the Senate leadership.

00:01:00.520 Let's just take a moment and realize this spectacle of a $400 billion man using the platform he

00:01:10.440 purchased to bully an entire branch of the federal government. And he bullied them into public chaos.

00:01:17.280 People on the same team. That is where we are. And Trump isn't even in office yet.

00:01:23.960 Musk Johnson proposal is not serious. It's laughable. Extreme MAGA Republicans are driving

00:01:33.700 us to a government shutdown.

00:01:35.580 Yeah. And I mean, I think a lot of them came to Congress, you know, by running against Congress,

00:01:39.300 right? They came to Congress saying, we got to throw a wrench in it. The shutter down mentality,

00:01:44.120 that is a very real aspect up on Capitol Hill. There's a very real aspect in the Republican

00:01:49.460 Party. If you came here just to sort of prove that government doesn't work, you know, voting

00:01:55.360 for continuing resolutions and, you know, trying to make the thing, the system work and a little

00:02:00.720 bit better. That's not what you came here to do. That's not what your voters sent you

00:02:04.040 here to do either. So, you know, they've got a real problem. I think it's a problem that

00:02:08.940 no one person can really solve. Just because, you know, the speaker changes, that doesn't

00:02:13.820 mean that they're going to suddenly have the votes to do these things. You know, just

00:02:18.660 saying we need a speaker who's going to lead like that's not real either. You know, it's

00:02:24.380 just it's the same story we've been seeing for now 15 years.

00:02:28.340 Quickly, yes or no. Is Mike Johnson the speaker on February 1st of 2025?

00:02:33.200 That is tough. I would wager no. I think you're seeing it right now. You know, Thomas Massey

00:02:38.740 is a firm no. I think every indication is Marjorie Taylor Greene is not going to vote

00:02:43.040 for Johnson. Chip Roy doesn't. He didn't sound like someone who's going to vote for it.

00:02:48.580 Yeah. Yeah.

00:02:49.580 We reached an agreement. We came to modest achievements. And a tweet changed all of it.

00:02:59.680 Can you imagine what the next two years are going to be like if every time the Congress

00:03:05.460 works its will and then there's a tweet or from an individual who has no official portfolio

00:03:11.980 who threatens members on the Republican side with a primary?

00:03:15.640 Well, why you shut down the government? Because we won't be doing it. 0.81

00:03:22.940 The House. Furthermore, furthermore, Mr. Speaker.

00:03:31.500 The House, the House will be in order. The House will be in order. The gentlewoman is reminded

00:03:38.840 to direct her comments to the chair. My colleagues are reminded. My colleagues are reminded to leave,

00:03:45.380 yield the floor to the gentlewoman from Florida. 1.00

00:03:49.760 On this vote, the yeas are 174. The nays are 235. One voting present. Two-thirds not being in the 0.99

00:03:57.960 affirmative. The rules are not suspended and the bill is not passed.

00:04:02.240 Of these lawmakers, what do you make of the situation?

00:04:05.680 I think that they are just pulling out their hair right now because this always happens right before

00:04:11.220 Christmas. Everybody's anxious to get home. And then something like this happens where the deal,

00:04:16.620 the rug gets pulled out from underneath them and they think, what? What was wrong with this? We're

00:04:21.400 giving money for cancer research, for pancreatic research. We're doing E15 for farmers. What's wrong

00:04:28.300 with that? And I think that this was a huge rookie error on Muska's part. I don't think he really

00:04:34.880 understands the interest groups that line up to support legislation like this.

00:04:40.280 Very disappointing to us that all but two Democrats voted against aid to farmers and ranchers,

00:04:46.300 against disaster relief, against all these bipartisan measures that had already been negotiated and

00:04:51.900 decided upon. Again, the only difference on this legislation was that we would push the debt ceiling

00:04:58.400 to January of 2027. I want you all to remember that it was just last spring that the same Democrats

00:05:04.600 berated Republicans and said that it was irresponsible to hold the debt limit, the debt ceiling hostage.

00:05:10.560 What changed? It is, I think, really irresponsible for us to risk a shutdown over these issues on

00:05:16.280 things that they have already agreed upon. I think you need to be asking them the questions about

00:05:20.640 that. What's the next step, Mr. Speaker? We will regroup and we will come up with another

00:05:25.020 solution, so stay tuned. Will you drop the debt limit, Demand? Will you drop the debt limit?

00:05:35.720 And here's, here's the, I don't know about any one person. Clearly, Johnson's not up to the task,

00:05:40.720 and he's got to go, right? He's got to go. Should Johnson be Speaker of the House?

00:05:46.680 President Trump, these are your people. It's not, it's not, it's not just Johnson. Clearly,

00:05:57.880 he has to go. He doesn't have that, he doesn't have what we call the right stuff, right? That,

00:06:03.720 that, that combination of guts and moxie and savvy and toughness. What, what is the strength of our

00:06:09.540 movement? It's resilience. What does Trump admire most? It's resilience. You can punch MAGA in the face,

00:06:16.040 and they're going to get up off the canvas, and they're going to punch you back three times harder.

00:06:20.660 This is what we've done.

00:06:29.200 This is the primal scream of a dying regime. Pray for our enemies, because we're going medieval on

00:06:37.660 these people. Here's the time I got a free shot, all these networks lying about the people. The

00:06:43.820 people have had a belly full of it. I know you don't like hearing that. I know you try to do

00:06:47.780 everything in the world to stop that, but you're not going to stop it. It's going to happen.

00:06:50.780 And where do people like that go to share the big line? MAGA media. I wish in my soul, I wish

00:06:58.000 that any of these people had a conscience. Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?

00:07:04.320 If that answer is to save my country, this country will be saved.

00:07:11.280 War Room. Here's your host, Stephen K. Vance.

00:07:19.280 Welcome. It's Friday, 20 December, the year of our Lord, 2024. We're live at the Phoenix Convention

00:07:25.840 Center in downtown Phoenix, Arizona. I want to thank everybody. War Room Posse just opened the doors here.

00:07:31.700 So all the hardest core reprobates are here right now. I want to thank you guys, reprobates. I want

00:07:41.240 to go to Matt Boyle. So there's a major new development in this entire fiasco back in Washington,

00:07:49.160 D.C., and that revolves around Speaker Johnson. Breitbart News, Breitbart News lead story. Matt Boyle,

00:07:57.000 thank you for joining us, Matt. I realize you're doing other stuff today, keeping everybody up to

00:08:02.580 date on the pages of Breitbart on this fiasco in Washington, the imperial capital. What's the

00:08:09.340 story that you guys are breaking from, I guess, from Garrett Haake over at NBC News?

00:08:15.020 Yeah, well, look, President Garrett Haake and NBC talked about it. And he asked President Trump if he

00:08:22.640 still has confidence in Mike Johnson as Speaker of the House. And Trump gave the, we'll see,

00:08:29.380 right? Like, that was the answer. We'll see, right? Like, so I think what you're seeing is,

00:08:34.180 is that Trump is beginning to turn on Mike Johnson because Mike Johnson has failed with regard to this

00:08:41.720 funding debt, et cetera, package. And the reason why we're in this mess to begin with is because Mike

00:08:47.540 Johnson, you know, while he was flying around with President Trump and Elon Musk and Don Jr. and

00:08:54.580 RFK to UFC events, you know, and that infamous picture there where the four of those other guys are

00:09:01.220 sitting around the table on Trump's plane. And Mike Johnson's kind of the hanger-on in the back corner of the

00:09:06.760 room looking like he doesn't have a seat at the table. While he's doing that, Mike Johnson's negotiating this

00:09:12.760 monstrosity continuing resolution, which really isn't a continuing resolution, it's more of an omnibus,

00:09:18.780 with the Democrats. And that deal blew up in grand fashion because, among other people, President Trump,

00:09:26.060 Elon Musk, et cetera, were calling out this monstrosity deal that they introduced earlier this week.

00:09:32.760 So then they rushed to cobble together a better plan with President Trump last night that they introduced.

00:09:40.100 It was a better plan, eminently, than the one that Johnson had originally introduced. Trump endorsed it.

00:09:46.940 But then Johnson couldn't deliver enough Republican votes for it, right? 38 Republicans voted no on it. Only two Democrats voted yes on it on this vote last night.

00:09:56.840 And now we stare down. We're less than 24 hours. We're a little over 12 hours away now.

00:10:04.740 I think 13 hours and change away from a government shutdown. And we didn't need to be in this position.

00:10:12.600 We're in this position because Mike Johnson is the Speaker of the House. And let me be clear,

00:10:16.980 if Mike Johnson is the Speaker of the House come January 3rd at the regularly scheduled speakership election,

00:10:23.820 Trump's entire agenda will operate, will be through this chaos, right? And so this threatens Trump's agenda

00:10:33.420 as a whole. So I think it's healthy that we're going through this right now rather than waiting

00:10:38.180 until next year. But I do think that there's some major, major warning signs here for President Trump,

00:10:44.800 his movement, and the agenda that they need to probably get a new Speaker. Look, the new Congress

00:10:51.420 begins on January 3rd with a vacant chair. We remember this from two years ago, right? Like,

00:10:58.320 remember the fight that happened where you had 15 rounds and then eventually McCarthy got through

00:11:03.280 and got elected. And then, you know, 10 months later, McCarthy got voted out for the motion to

00:11:08.860 vacate. But, you know, they could elect a new Speaker right away. They don't have to go with

00:11:13.680 Mike Johnson. It's probably going to be a member of the House. It doesn't have to be constitutionally,

00:11:19.780 but it's probably going to be a member of the House. It always has been throughout history.

00:11:25.020 And, you know, I think there's any number of different options who are great and I think

00:11:32.700 would be a lot better than Mike Johnson, a lot more organized on this. But that's a conversation

00:11:37.520 that needs to start happening among House Republicans because Mike Johnson, you know, is so tarnished

00:11:43.700 by all of this stuff, right? This thing, the Ukraine funding earlier in the year, the FISA thing that

00:11:49.500 he did back in the spring. It's just a, you know, he's got too much baggage. And the question is,

00:11:56.840 is does Donald Trump want to carry Mike Johnson's baggage? And I don't think so, right? Like, so

00:12:01.620 I think you're starting to see Trump beginning to move against him and begin to move for a Republican

00:12:07.920 alternative to Mike Johnson as Speaker.

00:12:10.400 Hang on for a second. If Denver could put up, in fact, you just put Matt, if Denver could put up

00:12:17.740 the article, I want to see the headline from Breitbart because it's very important.

00:12:24.120 President Trump's agenda, let's go back. I talked about it last night. You got the kinetic wars that

00:12:28.860 President Trump has to stop, the forever wars. Over here, you've got the deportation, sealing the

00:12:34.580 border, building the wall, the deportation of 12 to 15 million people. What you have to do

00:12:39.500 with working out, you know, now there's talks going on with the frontline Central American

00:12:44.620 countries. Ben Burkwam's here. We'll get an update from Ben about that, things we've covered for years.

00:12:51.240 But as I said in the speech the other night in New York, the hardest thing, the thing that must be

00:12:57.300 done and must be done correctly is this entire reorganization of the government, deconstruction

00:13:03.100 of the administrative state, the DOGE effort, OMB, the cuts that have to come, also cuts over

00:13:08.840 and above that to the Defense Department and other issues at the time when we're facing the

00:13:13.920 beginning part of the kinetic part of the Third World War. We also have the tax plan. You have all

00:13:21.960 that. The initial plan, and this is why I'm so upset about this, the initial plan, I've talked about

00:13:26.820 two reconciliations. Reconciliation is kind of this weird gimmick that you have every so often that

00:13:32.220 comes up that you can actually do a bill and you just need a majority. You don't need, you're not

00:13:37.380 beholden by the filibuster in the Senate of the 60 votes, right? There's going to be two

00:13:42.460 reconciliations, one ray of the box with Tom Homan and Steve Miller that Matt knows very well

00:13:48.060 about and is going to come in with all the hard stuff on the border, a bunch of executive orders

00:13:51.900 President Trump's going to do, but also stuff in legislation to get President Trump and Homan the

00:13:56.360 money they need to secure the border, build the wall, and start the deportation programs, which are

00:14:01.160 not, which are not, the debt ceiling issues were going to be in the reconciliation bill, that bill,

00:14:06.880 not even the second reconciliation bill. This is why we fought, when they started talking about one

00:14:11.040 bill that would come in March or April, we said no, because the debt ceiling relief for President

00:14:15.900 Trump is going to come in there. Johnson's just bald-faced lies and misrepresentations to people

00:14:22.080 have put us in this jam. And not just that, even in the thing they're talking about with the farm,

00:14:28.060 10 billion for the farm, but particularly the FEMA. We're not convinced that the FEMA money is not in

00:14:33.080 FEMA right now. The Biden regime is hiding it. If you put the FEMA money in, there's always the

00:14:38.500 thing about offsets, about offsets. And look, I realize a lot of this is unpleasant. There's some

00:14:43.500 posse members upset, but we got to get a reality check here. This is a burning, we're a burning dumpster

00:14:49.620 fire of a platform right now as a country on the debt. Short commercial break. Bull's going to stick

00:14:54.740 with us as we talk about what's happening in the Imperial Capitol next in the War Room.

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00:16:19.120 Here's your host, Stephen K. BAND.

00:16:21.840 Are we concerned with the government? Because remember, the dying Biden regime, and this is

00:16:43.660 their government, right? On the way out, they're going to make it as painful as possible to President

00:16:49.280 Trump. On Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, they're going to shut down TSA or over this

00:16:53.500 weekend. They're going to try to make it. This is how much they hate the people in this country,

00:16:59.100 right? This is how much they hate the people. They're going to try to extract a pound of flesh

00:17:03.720 because government shutdowns are political warfare. They just are. Now, Boyle, you've been

00:17:11.120 around with us so many years, right? Back of Breitbart, on every government shutdown we've had,

00:17:17.300 Matt, we've come out the better for it in the next election because people understand what's going on.

00:17:22.320 That's why we're not afraid of government shutdowns. We're not afraid of government shutdowns,

00:17:25.920 and we're not afraid of using the debt ceiling as leverage, right? We're in the minority. This is

00:17:31.000 all the budget control, everything that we got, and it wasn't great, trust me, because the apparatus,

00:17:36.900 the system will figure out a workaround at it, and we got a systems problem, not just a personnel

00:17:42.320 problem. We have a personnel problem in Johnson that has to be dealt with. He has not been

00:17:47.740 straightforward with people. He's not been straightforward with President Trump. Matt,

00:17:51.080 to know that he went to the UFC fight, to know that he was on the plane with President Trump,

00:17:56.720 to know that he went to the Army-Navy game, to know that he can contact J.D. Vance at any time,

00:18:03.900 and J.D.'s doing a tremendous job up there of trying to coordinate this, to understand they

00:18:08.840 had all that, and to drop a 1,500 page that was 80% Democratic priorities, 80% Hakeem Jeffries,

00:18:16.700 and remember that CR already has about a half a trillion dollars in spending just to get us

00:18:22.400 through the normal stuff that we didn't agree with from the last budget. They're laying on another

00:18:27.280 $300 billion, dude. It's like an 800. This is it. He gave the swamp what they wanted, which was a

00:18:35.940 mini-omnibus, right? A mini-omnibus with all their goodies in there. It's not acceptable, and it's the

00:18:42.820 lies and misrepresentations. So now they're up there right now. Russ Vogt, the great Russ Vogt,

00:18:48.480 went in with J.D. this morning early, you should know, and has been talking to these guys, because

00:18:52.860 Russ Vogt has tremendous credibility with folks, right? If Russ says, hey, I think we got to do

00:18:59.240 this, particularly on the death setting, people will listen. But right now, there's no credibility,

00:19:03.880 and that's the problem. That's the problem with Johnson. He's incompetent, but more than being

00:19:09.040 incompetent, because I could handle, we could take incompetence. It's just, these are bald-faced lies

00:19:14.500 that represents the worst part of the D.C. cartel. Matt Boller, your thoughts?

00:19:18.440 Yeah, look, I would say that the difference between the deal that President Trump and J.D.

00:19:23.740 Vance cobbled together yesterday and the deal that Johnson spent months working with Democrats on

00:19:30.920 is night and day. And it's proof that if Johnson were to remain the speaker next year, that Donald

00:19:39.740 Trump and J.D. Vance will have to be essentially the shadow speakers of the House. They're going to

00:19:45.020 have to do all the work that Mike Johnson would supposedly be doing, because you can't trust Mike

00:19:51.300 Johnson to do anything, right? Because he's, you know, first off, he's going to get played by the

00:19:56.080 Democrats. And then secondly, he's going to lie to you repeatedly. And then he's going to act like

00:20:01.860 he's your best friend and claim that he can, you know, he agrees with the concerns the conservatives

00:20:06.740 have. But we'll fight the fight next time. We promise, guys, we'll fight the fight next time.

00:20:11.360 Well, how many times have we heard that, right, that we're going to fight the fight next time?

00:20:15.580 We're going to fight it next time. It's not there is no next time, right? Like there's this time,

00:20:20.000 right? Like and at a certain point here, again, Donald Trump and J.D. Vance will have to literally

00:20:26.100 clear their calendars, meaning they won't have anything else that they'll be able to do,

00:20:30.520 because they will have to do all of the work of the Speaker of the House because they can't trust

00:20:36.280 this lying scoundrel that's currently holding the gavel, right? Like so and they proved it

00:20:41.700 yesterday, right, where they they showed Mike Johnson how to be Speaker of the House, what you

00:20:47.180 need to do, right? You know, over the course of 48 hours, you had Elon Musk come in and just take

00:20:53.080 a sledgehammer to this nonsense bill that they cobbled together, the 1500 page one. And then you

00:20:58.080 had J.D. Vance and Donald Trump put together an eminently reasonable piece of legislation,

00:21:02.820 right? Like you can pick up, you know, you can disagree with this part or that part or whatever.

00:21:06.960 And then 38 Republicans voted no last night, in large part because they have no confidence in

00:21:12.740 Mike Johnson and in the Republican leadership. And they've seen all these fights continue to play

00:21:18.380 out and so on and so forth. Everybody tries to argue, oh, these are rhinos. They're not rhinos,

00:21:24.160 right? Like a bunch of there's a pretty wide selection. If you look at the list of names of the

00:21:28.580 38 that voted no on this play, this thing last night, I know that everybody's threatening primaries

00:21:34.200 and whatnot. Maybe not the best idea to do primaries of 38 guys, because I think that

00:21:38.940 what they're doing is it's a primal scream from those guys that we need help. We need we need

00:21:44.440 something to change. Something has to give up here. And by the way, the majority is going to be

00:21:49.780 everybody complains about, oh, we get a tight majority. We got a tight majority. It's going to

00:21:53.920 be even tighter on January 3rd, right? It's going to be even tighter, right? Like, remember the

00:21:59.280 the fight with McCarthy? Everybody said, oh, you need five guys, right? Like to take them out. Well,

00:22:05.380 two guys can take out Johnson. One's already on the record in Thomas Massey. If one more member of

00:22:12.840 Congress joins the the Thomas Massey in public opposition to Mike Johnson, that's when you're

00:22:19.060 going to see massive pressure on Mike Johnson to resign. I've already asked Mike Johnson in his

00:22:25.280 office if he intends to resign, right? Like they won't answer the question. They acknowledge receipt

00:22:31.260 of it, but they won't answer the question. But the fact of the matter is, is that if Mike Johnson's

00:22:36.260 going to try to put Donald Trump, this party and this movement through a protracted speakership

00:22:43.100 battle on January 3rd, he's he's proving that he cares more about himself, that he's selfish than

00:22:50.760 he does about the party and the movement or the president. And so ultimately the thing I'm looking

00:22:57.320 for as today plays out, and I think a lot of members are careful. They're studious about this.

00:23:02.580 We have we've talked to several. I talked to several congressmen, several of them talked to other

00:23:06.440 folks at Breitbart. For instance, Tom Tiffany from Wisconsin was on our radio show this morning,

00:23:11.700 was asked about this during a radio interview, what he's going to do on Johnson. He says he wants

00:23:16.220 to get through this fight first and then he's going to make his decision after Christmas. Okay,

00:23:20.020 fine. But the fact is, is that I think that Johnson's numbers are dropping like a rock among

00:23:26.300 House Republicans. And I think more and more are going to join Thomas Massey in saying they can't

00:23:31.620 vote for the guy as speaker on January 3rd. And so and especially after we go through whatever we end

00:23:37.680 up with in terms of a funding bill here today, if we have a shutdown, what what that looks like,

00:23:44.400 et cetera. But then after that all plays out, I think you're going to see a real serious push to

00:23:50.160 have Johnson step aside, not stand for reelection on January 3rd. And that'll allow the Republican

00:23:56.000 conference to rally around somebody else. Let's talk about the two alternatives, Matt.

00:24:02.560 Tell me about a shutdown because all you need to hear is Schumer just sent out a tweet. It's time

00:24:10.480 to go back to the original agreement we had just a few days ago. This this is the problem. Johnson

00:24:16.880 has this whole concept that we didn't need to be bipartisan. There's no you need. You just needed to

00:24:21.160 jam this through and you could have done it if you had been smart and not given these guys and

00:24:24.840 negotiated with them for five or six weeks and put them in the room and feel that they're driving,

00:24:29.640 they're driving the system. So the two alternatives that seem to me the easiest

00:24:34.160 alternatives to get to is one, just everybody go home and just let the thing let the Biden

00:24:38.820 regime actually shut down, at least through a speaker fighter, maybe even to when President

00:24:45.000 Trump arrives in January. What are your thoughts on that? Because then Biden will make it painful

00:24:49.380 for the American people. It's definitely going to if we have a shutdown, Biden's definitely going to

00:24:55.160 make it painful, right? You mentioned TSA. I would imagine that they've got other things planned than

00:25:00.840 that, right? But shutdowns are inherently political fights, right? And so as you mentioned,

00:25:07.080 after the last several shutdowns that we've had, conservatives have done much better in the next

00:25:12.000 elections. We're also two years away from the next election, right? So I don't even know if the

00:25:17.520 public will remember this when that time comes. And then also the other big question is,

00:25:21.900 what would the economic impact of it be? You know, when you're talking about a multi-trillion dollar

00:25:27.120 GDP annual for a country, from what I understand, it's like a fraction of a percent is what you're

00:25:35.140 talking about in terms of the impact on the GDP. This won't have that big of an impact because guess

00:25:42.060 what? All the critical functions of government, like national security stuff, etc., all that stuff

00:25:46.720 still happens, right? Like, so what we're talking about is the supposedly non-critical parts of the

00:25:52.000 government. And maybe it will be an illustrative effort for Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy for their

00:25:57.940 Department of Government Efficiency folks to be able to go after, you know, to be able to identify

00:26:04.780 places that, you know, anything that shuts down during a shutdown, maybe, maybe, I don't know if it

00:26:10.000 needs to be there. It could be an illustrative. I know you got it. I know you got the other

00:26:17.080 alternative, a clean CR that would get us into the, get us back here to January 3rd to this morning to

00:26:23.440 get right into a speaker fight. What are your thoughts on that? That would take the temperature

00:26:30.600 down. But again, I think you would, you would need to have a new speaker be able to, you know,

00:26:37.520 clean up the mess that Mike Johnson made because, look, Donald Trump, J.D. Vance, and then the

00:26:43.420 incoming Senate Republican majority are going to have a lot of work to do to get the Trump agenda

00:26:49.000 done. And Trump's right to be concerned. Schumer intends to use the debt ceiling as a leverage point

00:26:55.520 against Donald Trump, right? Like that, there's no doubt about that. And he intends to use these

00:27:00.420 government funding fights because it's all they have, right? Like, so what they're going to do is

00:27:04.360 they're going to use these fights to try to, uh, um, to try to extract concessions from the incoming 0.80

00:27:11.660 Trump administration. And you are, you hear Democrats talk about it already. Trump's a one-term

00:27:16.440 president, right? Like constitutionally. Yeah. Like, and so the, the, the question is, is that

00:27:22.660 what they're going to do. Go there. Trump 20.

00:27:25.420 They're trying to write out the clock, get on, get on, uh, Matt, social media. Where do people get

00:27:34.420 you in Breitbart today? I want people updated. I know you're going to be running probably a blog

00:27:38.480 today, uh, to everything. Where do folks go to get you and to get the great Breitbart news, sir?

00:27:43.900 Yeah. Just go to Breitbart.com. And I'm on X Twitter at M boil one and true social app real Matt

00:27:48.720 Boyle. Are you doing the show tomorrow? You're doing your 10 AM show? We are. We have one of

00:27:56.720 the 38, uh, Republicans, uh, who voted no last night. That's coming on. So we're going to talk

00:28:03.000 to her Victoria Spartz from Indiana. She's a very interesting character. So we'll be talking

00:28:07.500 to her and lots of other folks. So Matt, thank you so much. Matt ball Breitbart short break

00:28:15.200 back in a moment. I want to warn you of a huge change that could be coming to our money

00:28:22.520 in our bank accounts. First, think back to nine 11 shortly after the government pushed

00:28:27.060 through the Patriot Act. This gave the government power to spy on innocent Americans by monitoring

00:28:32.540 our phone and email and tracking our movement across the internet. Now, Jim Rickards, editor

00:28:38.440 of the independent financial newsletter, strategic intelligence and New York times bestselling

00:28:43.160 author is warning about a coming event that could elevate this governmental surveillance

00:28:48.140 to a terrifying new level. In fact, some of the guests I've had on the war room believe

00:28:53.060 that the government will soon expand their powers to track our every move. If we say the wrong

00:28:59.080 things on social media, donate to the wrong causes by firearms, or even vote MAGA, the government

00:29:05.160 may be able to shut us out of our bank accounts. I can't say for sure if this will happen, but

00:29:11.480 it's an interesting and dire warning. Fortunately, Jim Rickards, an American patriot and friend of

00:29:16.780 mine has made it his mission to educate us on what he believes is coming and how to protect

00:29:22.140 yourself from the possibility of programmable money. Watch Jim's warning video now before it's censored

00:29:30.260 like I've been in the past. Go to rickardswarroom.com. That's rickardswarroom.com now to see the video.

00:29:37.640 So far ahead of their knowledge, I can talk to you about any topic that is important signal not noise

00:29:45.000 and you guys have the information. Do you realize how few times that's happened in the United States

00:29:50.520 of America where they control the information? The hardest thing we have to do Charlie will tell you

00:29:55.220 is to stay ahead of you guys. You take information like a sponge, then you take the actionable

00:30:00.180 information, the actual information, you use your agency and you put it to work. There's never been

00:30:05.220 a movement like that ever, ever. It's the reason they fear you. It's the reason what Johnson did

00:30:11.380 over the last 48 hours is a political mortal sin. You don't go to Hakeem Jeffries. Quite frankly,

00:30:18.260 I don't give a damn what Hakeem Jeffries wants. I don't care what Chuck Schumer wants. These people

00:30:23.620 are not relevant. What is relevant is the people that President Trump has in office

00:30:28.660 and what's relevant is the people he wants in his cabinet.

00:30:36.260 I don't care what they have to say about Pete Hexen. I don't care what they have to say about

00:30:41.300 Bobby Kennedy. I don't care what they have to say about Kash Patel. I do not care what they have to

00:30:46.500 say about Tulsi Gabbard. President Trump took a bullet to the head and four months later,

00:30:51.300 one in a landslide. He gets the team he wants. Absolutely. I think everyone is looking at this

00:30:57.300 as the early example of what they're in for, for at least the next two years. The biggest difference,

00:31:02.900 of course, is the fact that the margins will only get smaller and that Democrats for right now,

00:31:08.900 for just the last week or so that's left of the year, still control the Senate. So that's an

00:31:13.300 important piece of this when we consider that, yes, the House could eventually find something

00:31:18.260 that they can pass, but it's also going to have to be something that is palatable

00:31:22.500 to Senate Democrats and to Chuck Schumer. And so this is still the dynamic, the sense of divided

00:31:27.940 Washington, despite the fact that come January with the start of the new Congress and the inauguration

00:31:32.740 of the president elect, you will then have Republicans controlling all houses.

00:31:36.660 You are the sovereign will of the American people handed down generation to generation

00:31:43.220 through every Patriot's grave down to the current time. This is what you represent.

00:31:49.700 You had no, this was, this was all done. Pressler had no money. These organizations,

00:31:55.140 the types of money, no money. You did this by grit. You did this by tenacity. You did this by resilience.

00:32:02.660 It's exactly what they don't have. They stole the 20. First of all, the whole first term in 16,

00:32:08.740 every day, Trump's a racist, Trump's a fascist. These are terrible people. Then they steal the 2020

00:32:13.620 election. Did you give up? Did you go back and cry? Did you turn the fetal position and suck your thumb?

00:32:20.100 Hell no, you didn't. You know who's doing it.

00:32:22.820 All we hear in the mainstream media is how they have to have quiet time. They got psychologists

00:32:32.260 over at the State Department patting them on the head. They're too tired. There's no resistance

00:32:37.300 because they can't take it anymore. F*** you. We're going to go win. 0.84

00:32:41.140 This feels like not only an unprecedented moment, but a preview. A preview of what's to come here

00:32:58.660 in these next couple of months. That Donald Trump, you know, he received hype that he ran

00:33:03.300 a more disciplined campaign this time around. He's coming in with a, you know, exaggerated,

00:33:07.700 but mandates. He's got the two, uh, houses of Congress, both in Republican hands. He's

00:33:12.340 more experienced this time around. He's going to get things done. Well, if this week is any example,

00:33:17.540 it's the exact same chaos that we saw the first time around.

00:33:23.140 Yeah. Well, you know, when Republicans control the house of representatives, Jonathan,

00:33:28.260 we have chaos and we've had chaos going back a long time. Really. You can trace this back to

00:33:33.540 John Boehner's tenure. Now, John Boehner was like a reasonable human being compared to what we've got

00:33:38.980 today. But the fact remains that when Boehner was the speaker, the Senate Republicans, you'll recall,

00:33:44.740 voted in a bipartisan fashion to pass a good immigration bill and the house held it up and

00:33:50.580 Boehner refused to bring it to the floor because he knew it would pass. And he knew, therefore,

00:33:54.660 he would lose his speakership. Fast forward to Ryan's tenure, Paul Ryan. Uh, they passed, uh,

00:34:01.220 what did they pass? They passed a tax cut. That's really about all they passed, uh, when they had

00:34:06.100 the reins, they couldn't even repeal Obamacare. Fast forward now to Kevin McCarthy's very brief

00:34:11.540 tenure, the third shortest, I believe in the history of the house of representatives. And, and they

00:34:16.660 essentially did nothing. Uh, and now here in Mike Johnson's tenure, they have another mess. Now,

00:34:22.740 when Trump is sworn in and Trump, uh, uh, presents his legislative agenda such as it will be,

00:34:29.140 and I can't really think of much that, uh, uh, that he has in the way of a legislative agenda,

00:34:34.180 except another massive tax cut and some tariffs, although he may not even need legislation on those

00:34:39.380 tariffs. Uh, what are the Republicans going to do? It's interesting that we see these cracks today,

00:34:44.660 38 yesterday, 38 Republicans voting against the bill that Trump wanted for, you know, fairly

00:34:51.380 principled reasons actually. So, you know, yes, there's a, there's a history of, of, uh, chaos

00:34:58.420 and there are divisions right now within that caucus, uh, that make the future, um, pretty up in the air,

00:35:04.580 I think. MSNBC you.

00:35:17.780 Okay. Welcome. We're live here.

00:35:33.860 How in the hell did Charlie Kirk ever let me on that main stage last night? I will not know.

00:35:38.100 But the key point here, the buried lead is John Boehner is reasonable. Uh, you know, uh, Kevin

00:35:44.420 McCarthy's reasonable. Paul Ryan's reasonable. Are we reasonable? Hell no. If you're reasonable,

00:35:52.340 president Trump would have never come back and done this. If you're reasonable, you would have never

00:35:56.580 had his back. The odds were so long. It, your power is that you're unreasonable, right? This is the whole

00:36:03.860 thing. What they want you to do is just go along with the system that it is. So what we're going to do

00:36:07.860 is go in the audience. I think president Trump and the team needs some feedback right now. There's

00:36:12.900 still no plan on Capitol Hill. So maybe we can give them some guidance. Calamity Jane Zirkle. Jane, 0.94

00:36:18.900 I noticed, I noticed you're spending a lot of time around Mar-a-Lago and I don't have the cowboy hat.

00:36:24.900 I don't have the cowgirl boots. You're out west and you're looking very palm beachy, right?

00:36:31.380 I want to make sure that you had, you know, it's, it's, you got to watch yourself down there,

00:36:35.860 right? Where's my Jane? Jane Zirkle. What do you got for us, Calamity Jane?

00:36:41.300 Okay. I need a microphone that works guys. Yes. I'm Nadine Falbo, uh, formerly from Joshua

00:36:46.580 Tree, California. Now the beautiful Commonwealth of Virginia, Stephen Kay's, uh, beloved Virginia.

00:36:54.020 And what's your recommendation on the CR? You can hear it. Okay. Let's do that again. I couldn't

00:36:58.900 hear it. David, where you're from? Nadine Falbo, formerly of Joshua Tree, California,

00:37:04.740 now the beautiful Commonwealth of Virginia. And I'm there to help President Trump the next four

00:37:11.540 years. And as far as, uh, Speaker Johnson's concerned, he's horrible and everybody needs

00:37:18.740 to know he's, he's compromised. They have something on him or they would not, he would not be working

00:37:25.380 with the Democrats. So Democrats did not. He may have been checking those porn sites one minute,

00:37:29.300 too many times. I don't know, man. I don't know. Hey, your name and where you're from. Hey, I don't

00:37:33.380 know. San Diego. And I, I just think that we're just constantly moving in the same dysfunction

00:37:41.060 with these people and they have no new creative ideas. Okay. Do you support a government shutdown?

00:37:47.300 Yes, I do. You support a government shutdown? Yes, I support a government shutdown. Hang on,

00:37:53.380 hang on. They're going to try to make it, Ben, let's go over here. They're going to try to make

00:37:57.540 it as painful as possible. Remember, TSA, they're going to shut down TSA on Christmas Eve and Christmas

00:38:04.020 Day. So if we go for a government shutdown, are you guys going to have President Trump's back?

00:38:08.820 Because there's going to be some, there's, there's. Shut it down. Shut it down. Is that what we want?

00:38:20.100 Is that the only thing they listen to? Shut it down. Shut it down. Shut it down. Shut it down. Shut it down. 0.61

00:38:30.100 Shut it down. Shut it down. We now know what Ultramacker wants. Ben Burkwam. Well,

00:38:37.060 can I just start off by saying screw Hakeem Jeffries and screw Chuck Schumer? Why are we,

00:38:41.780 why are we negotiating? Why? Listen, it's an insult to the work you did for everything you guys did for

00:38:48.100 the, uh, for the, you know, for the four years, all the doors you knocked on every phone bank you did,

00:38:53.700 everything working with Scott Pressler to change the architecture of the electorate and electorate in

00:38:58.500 these states, uh, what you did at voter integrity, all of it, it is literally spitting in your face to

00:39:05.380 take four, four, uh, months or excuse me, six weeks and to negotiate and very, if you saw that

00:39:11.220 thing, it was so highly negotiated to get their stuff in there. And he, all he talks about is

00:39:16.660 bipartisanship. The only thing I want is partisanship and ultra partisanship. That's what we, we want.

00:39:23.220 Let's act like we won. Yeah. All right, guys, who else agrees with that? What's your name? Where

00:39:28.020 are you from? And what do you think about this fight? Uh, my name's Tonya. You got to project,

00:39:33.140 man. We got to speak. We get those microphones. You got, you got a global audience and everybody

00:39:37.540 here. My name is Tonya Beavers. That's better. There we go, baby. Tell me who you are. I'm from the

00:39:43.940 state of Washington and, uh, hold it, hold it, hold it. What part? Eastern or Western Western

00:39:51.140 right around the Capitol. Yeah. Wow. You're not in greater Idaho. No, no. I wish I was. I wish I was

00:39:57.780 in a red state and maybe someday, but it's pretty bad in Washington. It's you want us to win or do you

00:40:04.900 want us to keep compromising with the Democrats? I want us to win. And we elected Trump, Donald Trump

00:40:09.940 to fix this. And Johnson needs to get out of the way and let him do it. And if we have to shut down

00:40:15.460 the government, shut it down. Amen. That's it. All right. You guys know this guy, BrickSuit.

00:40:20.900 How's everybody doing, man? Whoa. Whoa. Great to see you back, Steve. Great to see you back.

00:40:25.620 The carpet shoes and the wall right here. All right. What do you think? Look, I don't want a government

00:40:30.900 shutdown, but if that's what we have to get to get the clean CR, then I'm for it. You know, I don't think

00:40:35.540 anybody really wants that, but if we've got to have it, if we've got to have it, we've got to have it.

00:40:39.860 We're not going to cave on it. Would you take a clean CR that kicked it into the first couple

00:40:44.420 of weeks? So first week of January, if it was completely clean, absolutely. I would.

00:40:48.500 Let me tell you about BrickSuit, man. So BrickSuit, you go to most of the rallies or every

00:40:52.420 rally. I think there's been 900. You've been at a bulk of them. So when President Trump announced

00:40:57.700 and I recommended to President Trump as others did, a lot of people didn't after the 2022 midterm

00:41:03.300 to announce as soon as possible. Right. And I think it was the following week,

00:41:06.900 November 15th. And there were a lot of people in his ear saying, no, no, no, you got to wait.

00:41:11.460 You got to wait till May to Ron DeSantis gets ready. Ron DeSantis gets ready. And and I said,

00:41:17.780 if you do that, Rupert Murdoch and those guys at Fox and Karl Rove and that crowd will bleed you out

00:41:23.300 right by the time because they're already trying to make DeSantis a superstar and Nikki Haley superstars.

00:41:29.700 And remember, they didn't cover President Trump live for 18 months from January 21 all the way up,

00:41:35.780 right up to the 22, the 22 midterm. So we're sitting there and I'm back at the war room.

00:41:43.060 We got a big team. I think Jane Zirkle's there. I think Natalie Winters, Moe's there. We got all

00:41:47.700 these correspondents there to cover it. And I notice they're the only like two elected officials showed

00:41:54.980 up. This is how gutless they were. And I noticed Brick Suit, man. I'm looking down and I said,

00:41:59.700 is that Brick Suit? And he's in the first row in VIP seating. Now, I love me some Brick Suit,

00:42:05.940 but when Brick Suit's in VIP seating at Mar-a-Lago, I said, man. But that shows you the power of this

00:42:13.380 audience. It showed you, you guys had his back in Brick Suit. Hey, he doesn't need to be a VIP in

00:42:18.260 Washington, DC. He doesn't need to be a VIP down at Palm Beach. Brick Suit is the exact type of guy as you

00:42:23.780 were that had his back. So you go back, go back and look at the video of that day when President

00:42:29.540 Trump, hey, and later all weekend, Karl Rove and all these people, Trump can't win. Trump's divisive.

00:42:36.580 Trump's finish. It's going to be, you know, Youngkin, or it's going to be DeSantis, or it's going to be

00:42:42.420 my favorite, Nicky, Nicky, Nicky, Nicky, Nicky. Okay. We're going to take a short break. Hang on one

00:42:47.220 second. We're going to get back to all the audience. Because I tell you what, President Trump needs to hear

00:42:50.740 from y'all today. Okay. He's had enough of guys and pundits and people talking to him and political

00:42:57.380 people and political strategies. He needs to hear from you. One thing I can tell you,

00:43:02.660 I keep saying all the easy choices and decisions in the back of us. If you think the last 48 hours

00:43:07.700 has been unique every day coming in, when President Trump takes over, it's going to be like this,

00:43:13.620 particularly as they, as Elon tries to make these type of cuts, and President Trump tries to reorganize

00:43:18.900 the government and get back on the right track and save the country, particularly the finances,

00:43:23.300 it's going to be tough. Birchgold.com, enter the dollar empire, modern monetary theory. You'll be

00:43:28.580 smarter than the guys on Wall Street when you get the new installment. It's out today. Short break,

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00:45:03.300 Everyone wondered how the world broke. We're under attack.

00:45:13.860 Deep down before society collapsed, we were already falling. It was only a matter of time before it all

00:45:22.260 come on. Try to hold your breath. Hold your breath. I saw this. So what?

00:45:33.860 Are you scared? America's just been attacked. Get to the homestead. Is this an arc? Or is this a fortress?

00:45:43.460 It would take a miracle for this to work. But I believe in miracles.

00:45:57.860 Everyone wants to know how the world ended. This is the story of how it began again.

00:46:13.460 What's our advice? What's our advice to President Trump right now about the government?

00:46:30.740 Are you prepared to take the pain? Biden is going to put extreme pain on the American people.

00:46:35.860 Are you prepared to take the pain?

00:46:37.300 OK, we're pretty clear. Let's go back to Ben. What do you got for us?

00:46:42.900 Steve, they've already put extreme pain on the American people. 15 million illegals. 1.00

00:46:47.220 We can take a little more. All right. What's your message? Where are you from?

00:46:49.700 Shut it down. We've been living through this pain for the last four years and longer decades,

00:46:54.660 actually. So shut it down. Let Trump clean it up. Doge. I mean, thank God he Trump got back in

00:47:00.660 office. And we need we need help, especially right here in Merrick Corruption County. So please get

00:47:06.660 him, you know, do what you got to do and shut it down and get things back under control and save our

00:47:10.980 country. Amen. What's your name? Where are you from?

00:47:14.740 Lori Barone and I'm a PC and now a state committee man here for LD 13.

00:47:19.940 Oh, wow. And I got into I started paying attention to politics. I worked the 2020 election,

00:47:25.140 the 22 elections. I saw fraud happening. I did signature verification. I did.

00:47:31.380 Is Carrie Lake the legitimate governor? Yes, sir. Is there any doubt about that?

00:47:35.940 Yes, sir. You saw it up close and personal, right?

00:47:38.740 I saw so many fraudulent signatures for signature verification. I can't even tell you.

00:47:44.180 It's it's criminal what's been going on here. Speaking of criminal,

00:47:48.740 should there be a federal investigation of what went on the 2020 election and 22 in Arizona?

00:47:53.060 Oh, yeah. And the 24 election, sir. And the 24 election. They gave Trump the win here,

00:48:00.660 but they they they screwed around with all the down ballot races.

00:48:04.660 So you guys support a federal investigation of what happened here in California tomorrow,

00:48:10.180 tomorrow, day one. Well, make sure we got to get. But let's make sure we get you get Mo a card. 0.78

00:48:15.300 I want to talk to you later. Jane Zirka. What do you got for us?

00:48:17.540 Your name and where you're from. Seymour Wexler, San Diego, California.

00:48:21.300 What are your thoughts on the debt ceiling? It's about time they stop stealing.

00:48:25.540 We should be trillions of dollars ahead, not thirty six trillion in the hole.

00:48:31.460 Somebody needs to go up there and take care of this right away or we're done. 0.98

00:48:35.060 Here's a question. Here's a question on that. Where'd the money go?

00:48:40.580 We're thirty six trillion dollars. And they say and they say that they're doing money laundering.

00:48:45.940 Hey, I'm just asking for a friend. Right. More.

00:48:48.980 Think about it for a second. Hang over a second.

00:48:51.780 Every year the IRS comes to you guys. Right. This is not a plug for Tax Network USA,

00:48:56.580 but since I'm on the topic, because you got to go check them out.

00:49:00.100 If you get the letter, if you get in pressure from the IRS, just go to tax that where you

00:49:03.220 what you don't do is don't call the IRS right away. Go to these folks.

00:49:07.060 And then if they can't help you go back and make the call, if they can help you,

00:49:10.740 let them make the call. But here's the question that they want to come to you.

00:49:15.300 Right. And they're going to go through every receipt,

00:49:17.460 every book and they're going to be all over you. What did you do? Have what's this?

00:49:21.700 You show this. You show this a business expense. All of it. Right now.

00:49:26.660 I want you to cogitate on this.

00:49:29.460 We have a Federal Reserve, a central bank, and we have a Department of Defense

00:49:34.340 that either won't do or can't pass an audit. OK, but Department of Defense gets a basically a

00:49:40.820 trillion dollars this year in the NDAA. They have not been able to pass an audit. And I don't know.

00:49:46.580 The rumor is there's trillions of dollars, trillions of dollars of assets they can't put

00:49:51.540 their hand on. So they can't pass an audit. The Federal Reserve refused. Remember, Ron Paul and then

00:49:57.620 Rand Paul, they're asked where, hey, can we audit the Fed? And they absolutely refuse to get into that

00:50:03.220 balance sheet. And here's the reason why they've done so much crap inside the Federal Reserve on

00:50:07.780 that trading desk. You have no earthy idea because I talked to the guys that let's say some of the

00:50:12.980 bigger financial papers. And they said, hey, there's stuff that's gone on there. Games have been played.

00:50:18.420 Because remember, the Federal Reserve overall is a, you know, quasi government agency. But the Federal

00:50:23.780 Reserve Bank of New York is owned by all the big broker dealers up there. And they're taking fees off

00:50:29.700 every time they got to print federal money. It's absolutely unset. That all will be coughed back

00:50:34.260 up. We got to do these audits right away. So I go back, $36 trillion. Look around your country.

00:50:40.100 Where did it go? Where is that money spent? I know the source of proceeds, it came from the American

00:50:45.460 taxpayer, right? Where they bled you guys white to get that money. So the sources are there. 0.96

00:50:52.180 The use of proceeds, I'm kind of questioning. I said, where did it all go? Right? Where did this go?

00:50:57.060 And so until this, this ought to be a, to me, a big priority of President Trump. Day one,

00:51:02.020 initiate demand audits of the Pentagon and the Federal Reserve. Tell Jay Powell, hey, look,

00:51:08.020 you're head of the Federal Reserve, subject to an audit coming out that you can pass. Okay?

00:51:13.860 Number two, he ought to fire, you know, every Biden appointee. All 4,000 ought to be terminated at 12

00:51:20.020 noon, right? Terminate them at 12 noon. There ought to be a complete spending freeze.

00:51:26.740 It ought to be an absolute spending freeze. Ben, what do you got? You got 30 seconds or

00:51:29.940 I got to go to break. Name and what do you, what's your message to President Trump?

00:51:33.780 Hold, I need to project. You got a huge audience here and they're very loud.

00:51:37.540 These are very raucous people, right? So you got to, that's why I'm always screaming like a madman.

00:51:43.540 Sanders Allstrom, Houston, state delegate, Houston, Harris County election judge. And my,

00:51:50.020 my message since December of last year is shut down and vacate the chair. And it just gets stronger.

00:51:56.820 And I said, it's time now. Shut it down and vacate the chair. You guys for vacate the chair.

00:52:08.100 Maybe we'll ask you who, what some ideas when we come back, some ideas on who, who's going to be the,

00:52:12.500 uh, the speaker of the house. Okay. We're going to take a short commercial break. Um,

00:52:18.260 yo, who said that?

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Bannon's War Room - December 20, 2024

Episode 4141： Johnson's Lies And Lack Of Spine

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