Bannon's War Room - Episode 4144： Final Day Of AMFest

00:00:00.000 the bulwark today in an interview. He made an effing movie that's called Government Gangsters

00:00:05.540 and the first guy is Merrick Garland, okay? And Lisa Monaco is in there who the nation doesn't

00:00:11.280 know. We're trying to make these people famous. So no, first of all, it has to happen. Number two,

00:00:17.280 it's going to happen. Government gangsters are the group of individuals, career bureaucrats

00:00:24.320 who have been installed by what we call the deep state into every agency and department in the

00:00:30.160 United States government. Had Donald Trump not won in 2016, he would not have exposed the flank of

00:00:35.640 the deep state and their weapon of choice, the two-tier system of justice. From Russiagate to

00:00:40.200 Hunter Biden's laptop to Joe Biden's classified documents case to January 6th to the 51 Intel

00:00:45.100 letter and everything in between, we would never have learned that. These people are dangerous and

00:00:49.780 vindictive, learning from their mistakes and perfecting ways to hide their corruption.

00:00:54.320 It is finally time for a straightforward assessment of the state of our nation.

00:01:01.560 That sounded to me like, first of all, a message to Kash Patel, who is on the Hill,

00:01:25.240 like all the other nominees, trying to make good with some of these senators.

00:01:29.760 This is not something you can back away from. How is Kash Patel going to explain this if he

00:01:34.960 has to back away from some of this retribution that he himself laid out in his book?

00:01:39.880 Well, I'm glad you said that because the senators are going to be the ones holding his feet to the

00:01:44.560 fire on this because he's going to start bleeding support if he doesn't have a good answer. And the

00:01:48.220 answer is he needs to show evidence to prove it. Like I am all, I think we all are for rooting out

00:01:54.160 corruption in our government, for rooting it out at the FBI, for rooting it out at DOJ. Sign me up.

00:01:59.800 And there is plenty of history to look back on at the FBI and DOJ of wrongdoing. We know it became,

00:02:04.680 the DOJ became, FBI became more political under Comey, but he needs to show evidence or else the

00:02:09.660 support that he's building will crumble. I was thinking more of during the civil rights movement.

00:02:13.320 But then he talks about the types of investigations. And as we know, a lot of it surrounds Trump. He

00:02:20.000 says there's a vast criminal conspiracy, including the media's. Was it Andrew Weissman and all of those

00:02:26.200 FBI guys that work on MSNBC? I think there will be big investigations into all of these people.

00:02:32.300 I think there's going to be huge investigations, I believe, into 2020. I think it's going to be a

00:02:37.380 huge investigation on January 6th, the fedsurrection. Yeah. What? It's insane. It's going to be a huge

00:02:44.060 investigation about the vast criminal conspiracy against President Trump. I mean, it's really,

00:02:49.360 it's an effort to rewrite reality, right? I mean, there was an election. It was considered a safe and

00:02:55.560 secure election. There was an attack on the Capitol and everything that followed. But now we have

00:03:01.460 somebody who's been reelected who still never acknowledged that that election was legitimate.

00:03:05.540 We've had four years of President Biden. He is leaving. Election went for Donald Trump. Yet

00:03:10.200 they're still litigating four years ago. And Bannon is not in a position to be in the White House at

00:03:14.920 the moment. He is not the senior advisor or chief of staff. So he's finding ways.

00:03:18.980 Yeah. And he's very influential. I mean, he is, he's out of, out of prison now. And, um, and I think

00:03:26.040 that he thinks of himself as one of the many kind of leaders of the MAGA army, uh, the sort of rank and

00:03:33.740 file who a power Donald Trump. I hate to say this. I know you got a bunch of still Republican orthodoxy,

00:03:40.700 orthodox folks out here. You're going to have to raise taxes on the wealthy. 0.70

00:03:50.220 Hey, both parties got us into this. Only the populist nationalists could get it out.

00:03:55.740 I don't know what the reception was in that audience. He's kind of a little tepid, but he's

00:04:02.060 talking, he's serious about this. He, he told Sam Ford later, he also, he believes raising taxes on the

00:04:08.000 wealthy is the only way, uh, to get the other part of the Trump agenda, which is tax cuts into existence.

00:04:14.860 Well, it's kind of fascinating to me because we've been listening to Democrats saying the only reason

00:04:18.380 that what was happening on the Hill was because, oh, President Trump went to that debt ceiling so he could

00:04:22.940 give all of his rich friends a tax break. Now we have very prominent people in the movement talking

00:04:27.260 about, we may have to raise taxes on the wealthy. Like it's never unpopular to say that, right? I mean,

00:04:32.700 like, I think we had bipartisanship right there. You were agreeing with Steve Bannon, weren't you?

00:04:35.820 Yeah, yeah, absolutely.

00:04:36.460 All right. So, I mean, you know, so it's never unpopular.

00:04:38.620 But do you think he's right? I mean,

00:04:40.780 Some of the American people, by the way, overwhelmingly the American people.

00:04:43.340 If you believe in populism, Trump is a populist candidate.

00:04:45.980 I'd like to hear how high he'd like to raise them. I'd like to hear how high he'd like to take the corporate tax.

00:04:50.460 We had the highest rate in the world at 35 percent. Now we're down closer to the average.

00:04:54.380 OK, we want to tax. Let's hear it from him. I'd like to see his proposal.

00:04:58.780 The irony is that a lot of people aren't as rich as they think.

00:05:01.180 Oh, yeah. And Trump was one of them, right? The irony being that he managed to

00:05:04.940 work the tax system and call himself a billionaire, yet for many years pay zero in taxes. So that's part

00:05:10.140 of it. It's not just tax the wealthy. It would be great if Doge decided to actually look at the tax

00:05:15.580 code and plug up some of those holes that allow people who are wealthy to not pay as much as

00:05:21.100 people who are poor. But I would also just make the point. And, you know, Ronald Reagan once said,

00:05:26.220 you can grow the economy as big as you want. You can tax people as much as you want. But it's worth

00:05:29.740 a hill of beans if we don't get our addiction to spending under control. That's where we're at.

00:05:33.980 Yeah. So and you are completely correct. It's very easy to say raise taxes on them. It's very hard

00:05:40.300 to pick a number of what is fair. But that rich people don't just pay income tax. They often they

00:05:46.380 pay different taxes that make rich people tend to not pay income. Exactly. So but my point is

00:05:52.620 making the tax code fair. Yes, the rate. That's where I remember.

00:05:56.540 This is the primal scream of a dying regime. Pray for our enemies, because we're going to medieval

00:06:07.660 on these people. I got a free shot. All these networks lying about the people, the people had

00:06:14.460 a belly full of it. I know you don't like hearing that. I know you try to do everything in the world

00:06:18.460 to stop that, but you're not going to stop it. It's going to happen. And where do people like that go

00:06:22.540 to share the big line? MAGA Media. I wish in my soul, I wish that any of these people had a

00:06:30.140 conscience. Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose? If that answer is to save my country,

00:06:37.980 this country will be saved. War Room. Here's your host, Stephen K. Vance.

00:06:44.700 Saturday, 21 December, the year of our Lord, 2024. You're here at the War Room in Phoenix. The

00:07:02.460 crowd's just coming in. The gates are being, the floodgates are being open. Hold it. Hang on.

00:07:06.060 Is this the James O'Keefe after party? Uh, this is, this is the, the hardcore crowd.

00:07:12.240 Laura, that was actually Laura, as a Laura Loomer, uh, Milo, Milo title fight last night.

00:07:20.160 The things, the things you see at AmFest. Wow. Okay, folks. Um, a lot to get to a bunch of

00:07:28.540 stuff happening in DC and, uh, uh, Natalie's going to be up here in a little while to talk about it.

00:07:33.920 There's, there's this whole controversy now about, uh, Biden, the, the, the Wall Street Journal

00:07:39.720 and the New York Times have come out with definitive pieces. Talk about how staff knew

00:07:44.340 that, uh, Biden was a puppet for all four years. He wasn't actually cognizant of what he's doing.

00:07:49.260 There's a big rumor. Kamala Harris, Daily Mail reported Kamala Harris was going to California for

00:07:53.960 Christmas and she got off the plane and is now back in, uh, in DC. Somebody, people were saying she

00:08:00.800 had to break a tie in the Senate, but that was never going to be a question. So there's a bunch

00:08:04.900 of things going on there. You also saw, uh, government gangsters are in full meltdown. I

00:08:09.320 gave a, uh, interview yesterday with, um, with Tim Miller, you know, Tim Miller, is it, is it pearls

00:08:15.980 or pukas, right? We, we, with, uh, I think we got a video of, uh, of Natalie also chatting up, uh,

00:08:23.520 Tim Miller last night, one of the parties at the James O'Keefe party. Um, I gave an interview with

00:08:28.600 Tim Miller and said, Hey, uh, this is a vast criminal conspiracy against president Trump

00:08:34.240 and these investigations are going to take place and they need to take place. This is not about

00:08:38.940 revenge for president Trump, president Trump, president Trump. You guys agree, right? They

00:08:43.520 have to happen. This is not about president Trump is focused on the sunlit uplands and everything

00:08:51.280 he's got to do. And you've seen for the last, you know, 72 hours, what a fiasco it is to have,

00:08:57.120 um, you know, Maga Mike Johnson is Matt is Johnson Maga Mike. Is that

00:09:02.800 do we, do we want to look at the crap bad? That shot right there is amazing. Now let's get more of 0.99

00:09:16.080 that. Hold it, hold it. Vacate the chair. You guys want to vacate the chair? They're saying you're

00:09:24.080 just churning through speakers. Is there some reason for that? You just finally want somebody

00:09:28.120 can stand up and get organized. I mean, think about it. If the easiest thing we had to do,

00:09:33.500 the simplest thing of everything, president Trump, because today, all the articles, by the way,

00:09:38.260 are about, uh, reconciliation right now, they're worried about reconciliation and they're, and they're,

00:09:43.320 they got Larry Kudlow. I think Larry Kudlow is banging his head on the table over at Fox

00:09:47.360 saying that, you know, you have to have one, uh, you have taxes have to come first. Um,

00:09:52.900 and he's not talking about tax cuts for the working people, right? He's talking about tax

00:09:58.180 cuts for the wealthy and more taxes for the corporations of which, by the way, I'm not,

00:10:02.560 when you're an entrepreneur, right? Particularly LLC or entrepreneur, there's no way we can raise

00:10:08.480 corporate taxes on entrepreneurs. I mean, they're, they're, your guys are taxed enough already.

00:10:13.140 So, but this is taxes on multinationals or taxes on, on these large corporations that quite frankly,

00:10:19.320 their tax rates, when you look at it are, are, are quite small. I mean, there used to be 35,

00:10:24.360 president Trump got it down to 21. He's proposed 15%. If you bring jobs back, we're all for that.

00:10:30.000 If you bring, if you bring, you know, jobs back, but what happens is they've just gained the system.

00:10:34.560 Every time you give them a tax cut, particularly when president Trump gave him a tax cut, uh,

00:10:38.780 you didn't stop him from doing stock buybacks, right? And, and, and there's a theoretical

00:10:43.000 financial thing they teach here at Harvard about the, you know, buying your equity when it's

00:10:47.480 underpriced and it's smarter for your shareholders. But the principal driving function when they do

00:10:52.040 that is to raise the stock price so they can get their warrant package and options package and make

00:10:57.080 a ton of dough and then move on. And that's why these companies never really reinvest in capital

00:11:01.320 equipment. So the reconciliation is a huge fight, but Mike Johnson, what, what happened the last 40

00:11:07.000 hours, 48 hours is the simplest thing. The easiest thing that president Trump's

00:11:15.160 going to have an opportunity to do in all of 2025. I was with Megan Kelly yesterday. I said, look,

00:11:20.760 he's got about six months to a year, right? The six months to a year to get his basic core parts of

00:11:27.560 his agenda done. Uh, and that's why you guys are so far up to speed. In fact, if you look at last night

00:11:33.640 on the CNN, you see them talking about these things, it's so, uh, simplistic the way they

00:11:39.800 talk about it. They don't have anywhere near the, the, really the, not just the information,

00:11:44.040 but you guys have trained yourself to understand in a much more sophisticated way what's actually

00:11:48.680 going on. And that's what we're going to need going forward. This is going to be a firestorm.

00:11:52.600 I'm telling you, everything is hard as enough on these wars. Everything is hard on the,

00:11:56.600 on the, uh, on the deportations, which these are, you know, to stop a kinetic part of a third

00:12:01.960 world war, which was not done in world war two to, to deport, you know, 10 to 15 million

00:12:07.480 illegal aliens and to do it in a humane way, but they got to go right to do the criminals. 0.85

00:12:12.440 These are immensely complicated logistics, political narrative, all that,

00:12:17.080 that pales in comparison to setting when you have $36 trillion and you're adding a trillion dollars

00:12:23.080 every hundred days. Uh, and, and the tax burden's already too much. You have a, you have a population

00:12:28.680 you can tell right now can barely keep up. And that's where the credit card debt is going on,

00:12:33.000 which are really just low. People are just barring themselves to leverage themselves.

00:12:37.720 This is hard. And you can tell you're say, I mean, what Johnson did was basically,

00:12:44.200 he allowed Hakeem Jeffries and these guys to have another spending orgy with no offsets,

00:12:50.920 like, like the bill last night. And this is why the 30 people got to understand. I think we need

00:12:55.240 to do a better job of informing them. They're not against president Trump. They're actually for him.

00:12:59.480 But like, like for instance, the FEMA situation, they still have not proven to any of us that cash

00:13:04.840 is not there. Right. And, and, and, and it has not been spent. I happen to believe it's the Biden regime

00:13:11.000 trying to hurt president Trump and particularly trying to hurt MAGA voters in Western North Carolina

00:13:15.800 and in, you know, and Anna Polina Luna's and other districts in Florida that are MAGA, 0.70

00:13:20.360 they're trying to torment him and torture him. Right. So we haven't found that out, but also

00:13:25.000 we kind of have an implicit agreement that if we do things like that, you're going to have offsets.

00:13:29.720 You have to go. So you're just not spending all the time. You have to have all sets. And

00:13:33.640 we kind of waved on the offsets to, to, to, to, uh, make sure that we do this in time.

00:13:39.720 You guys, I think are pretty unanimous or close to unanimous shutting down the government

00:13:44.440 wouldn't have been a big deal. And, and, and, and, and, and if they get, they get all the things,

00:13:49.320 because they're going to shut TSA down immediately at O'Hara airport and Atlanta airport, and CNN

00:13:54.600 is going to have that camera on little kids crying with the, you know, the packages for grandma,

00:13:59.960 that's not going to get there. And, and, uh, but you guys would still have, you would have been

00:14:04.440 very comfortable with the government shutdown, right? You would have shut it down.

00:14:17.400 Vox populi, Vox Deus. Okay. Uh, we're here for the next couple of hours. Uh, I'm also going to

00:14:24.280 try to do a meet and greet. We're also getting a room for early this afternoon so we can kind

00:14:28.680 of hang out and we're trying to get that for an hour or two. So today we're spending with, uh,

00:14:33.800 with, uh, with the war room posse here at, uh, at M fest. We'll continue with, uh, with the James

00:14:43.480 O'Keefe after party. Did James O'Keefe dance last night? Did he dance? I don't know, man. He got

00:14:50.760 theater kids in high school. Then he got the dance kids. I don't know about that. He likes Broadway

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00:16:09.240 Action, action, action. The joke right now in Mar-a-Lago is that essentially they're going to be having

00:16:14.720 their winters in Mar-a-Lago, not in Washington. And that's a sign of the power center essentially

00:16:21.240 moving away from the congressional structures that we've all got used to watching slavishly.

00:16:26.160 I think business leaders right now are not afraid of any backlash, right? So in 2016,

00:16:33.160 they knew they had to deal with Trump, but they didn't want to go to the White House. They were

00:16:36.660 anxious about joining business councils because they didn't want to face boycotts from customers

00:16:41.700 or employees. Donald Trump won fair and square, but it wasn't a landslide. Why don't they have that 0.93

00:16:46.740 fear now? I think in 2016, there was such shock that most people thought this was temporary.

00:16:51.740 It was like a burst of extreme insanity if you didn't like it or extreme victory for a period

00:16:58.740 of time if you did. And people thought that it would die down and go away. I think now people

00:17:04.180 realize that actually the second time that Donald Trump has gone back into the White House will be

00:17:07.940 a sign that the entire zeitgeist of the country is shifting. This is becoming normalized. The whole way

00:17:13.600 we imagine politics is changing. And populism is no longer a dirty word at all. And that's going

00:17:20.100 to be there for a long time. War Room. Here's your host, Stephen K. Mann.

00:17:27.180 Okay, welcome back.

00:17:35.040 You got to think about this for a second. Just think about it. Did you ever think in a million years

00:17:40.480 that the right there is Jillian Tett, the British woman speaking? She's the head of King, her day job 1.00

00:17:49.120 is she's the chief kind of markets expert, monetary expert for the Financial Times of London. She's one

00:17:56.260 of the editors. Okay, so she's one of the smartest people in the world about markets. She's also the

00:18:01.720 head of King's College at Cambridge. You ever ever gotten the Christmas carols of King's College is

00:18:07.280 like the best English. So she's completely hardwired into this. She is the system, right? That is the

00:18:14.380 Financial Times of London, right? Which is the globalist newspaper of record, right? It's the

00:18:20.500 New York Times of the world. And she's King's College, which is here in Cambridge. They have

00:18:25.520 different colleges. It's the number one college, the choir, it's where the queen goes, everything.

00:18:29.860 So that is the system. And right there, she's saying, hey, and she reports on, she knows all

00:18:35.100 those billionaires that hang around Mar-a-Lago, but all over the world. And all they're talking

00:18:39.340 about now is populism. They all want to be populist. Everybody, you guys, you guys are the

00:18:44.340 populist, right? I've had this. And now you're, it's like in high school, you, you have become

00:18:50.040 the cool kid's table. But the question is, are you going to let them sit at the table?

00:18:58.640 It's really, it's really the question. I hate to get it down to that simple, but you're going to see

00:19:03.440 they are going to try to roll you so hard over the next year, right? They finally realize that

00:19:11.720 political power in the United States actually does reside with the people. Okay. The people have to be

00:19:17.800 organized or self-organized. They have to be around a handful of principles, a leader like

00:19:22.380 president Trump, which people say, well, who's going to follow Trump? I say, dude, who knows?

00:19:27.220 Because, because it is a guy like president Trump is not once in a generation, only a couple of times

00:19:33.220 in the history of this Republic or in the history of the world, have you seen someone like Trump come

00:19:37.900 along with that personality and that magnetism, right? And kind of that kind, in that kind heart

00:19:42.600 and the ability, think about it. What guy who had just won the presidency after everything he's been

00:19:48.400 through, put in prison, would get on a plane early in the morning and fly out here to talk to you guys,

00:19:54.760 right? Think about it. He's doing it as a tribute to Arizona, but it's a tribute, it's a tribute to you

00:20:02.080 because he understands. Now, everybody in the world, I'm going to just tell you what's going to happen.

00:20:07.320 Everybody in the world, like today, you got the world's journalists are all here and they're all

00:20:12.640 deconstructing what's going on the stage, right? My speech was blowing their heads up about, you

00:20:17.520 know, we're going to do this and go, they just don't want, the speech was just a morning war room 0.52

00:20:23.880 rant, right? Even a light one. Although I did drop too many F-bombs. You know, my mother, my mother was

00:20:31.940 a hammer on that. She'd drag you right in the bathroom, man. She'd wash your mouth out with soap and you 1.00

00:20:35.660 could, mom, mom, I won't do it again. She was grinding that ivory right in there. You damn 1.00

00:20:40.440 right you'll never do it again. Wait till your father gets home. Not the belt, mom, not the belt. 0.96

00:20:49.580 So, now, why have we come to this past? Why in all the coverage are all of a sudden, they're all,

00:20:56.320 you know, populism and the Democrats are running around. They want to be, everybody wants to be a

00:21:00.200 populist. You guys were a populist, you know, years and years ago and nobody paid attention to you.

00:21:07.260 In fact, in those days, they, they, they did, they did exactly. Tea Party, Ross, all of it,

00:21:11.840 Buchanan. In the early days of Trump, President Trump and this movement, you weren't populist then.

00:21:18.980 You weren't populist nationalists. You were racist. You were, you were, you were deplorables. 0.96

00:21:24.120 What, what did Biden, Biden called you garbage, garbage. But they, they now realize, and here's 1.00

00:21:31.760 what's got them, here's what's got them afraid is that not just you have latent political power,

00:21:37.720 you have real political power. And what you stand for, which is basic, simple Americanism

00:21:44.600 is actually attracted other people, demographics, African-American men, Hispanic families,

00:21:50.880 Asians. This is, this is, this is growing. And, and here's the whole thing. If you just think about 1.00

00:21:55.360 it, we just have to flip the way that the political class looks at things. Now we've done a great job

00:22:01.360 in shifting this narrative. I mean, think about CNN or Fox news, these things years ago, you would

00:22:07.480 never hear any of this. It was like a, it was like they got slapped upside the head finally in 2024

00:22:12.680 with the comeback. Cause remember for all the talk now, yeah, we knew Trump was on the landslide.

00:22:18.040 You go up till North Carolina and it got called. They were all early in the evening, you know,

00:22:25.960 Kamala Harris and look, the universities are turning out and the cities are turning out and all this is

00:22:29.560 going to happen. Right. They thought up to the moment that really North Carolina and then later

00:22:33.980 Pennsylvania, that they had this deal. They thought that, and Hey, if they had won, you think that we

00:22:40.000 were tortured beforehand? You don't have any idea what they had planned because these are not good

00:22:45.760 people, right? They will use the power of the state to go after folks. So, but, but here's

00:22:50.440 what has to flip. And if we just did everything in this kind of, in this framework is that if you

00:22:56.700 look back at the Roman Republic, right, the Roman Republic had one strong thing going for it. The

00:23:01.420 reason that Republic is what the, the framers of the constitution really looked at the Roman

00:23:06.760 Republic. And they particularly looked at what happened to the Roman Republic and how it declined,

00:23:11.360 you know, not to decline and fall of the Roman empire is the decline and fall of the, of the

00:23:15.900 Roman Republic. How did that happen? And it deteriorate. And one thing at the top of its game, 0.99

00:23:21.420 the Republic citizenship came first and citizenship was very exclusive. It was a huge deal. And they

00:23:28.160 debated to take citizenship outside of Rome, just to the region around Italy, then to make it for all

00:23:34.300 Italians. Right. And then to, to make it actually for people that actually weren't in Italy,

00:23:38.900 to give citizenship out there and very respected. Everything that we do has to be in the prism of

00:23:45.160 how does it work for American citizens? So it's America first, but it's also a corollary that is

00:23:50.940 American citizens first. You guys, here's why, here's why, here's why. The entire system, the entire

00:23:59.520 global system is on your shoulders. The entire monetary systems on your shoulders, the entire kind of

00:24:06.780 economic systems on your shoulders. The entire security system is on your shoulders. And

00:24:12.600 one, you're never given credit for, but number two, you're not treated like, Hey, you're, you are the

00:24:19.020 full faith and credit of the United States. When you talk to people around the world and global capital

00:24:23.940 markets, right. And they always talk about the safe haven of American investing and the liquidity

00:24:28.220 and liquidity of American capital markets is that there's a lot of people want to put money

00:24:32.840 throughout the world into American bonds and stocks and real estate, everything like that.

00:24:37.300 It's not because we have a better security and exchange commission. It's not, we have a good

00:24:43.000 one, but they're Singapore is good. And Japan's actually could be argued better. Europe's got

00:24:48.160 good. So the regulatory apparatus here is good, but the city of London, others are good. Our central bank

00:24:55.520 is just as screwed up as anybody's right. In fact, it continues to print money to, 0.98

00:24:59.820 to pay for the legislators and the executives, massive deficits. So that that's, that's another

00:25:05.620 aspect of it. But the reason the money's here, the liquidity comes is because America is a safe

00:25:14.020 place to invest. Now, why is America a safe place to invest? It's the little guy. Exactly. It's civic

00:25:19.220 society. It's what Edmund Burke called the little platoons. It's the Kiwanis club. It's the,

00:25:24.600 it's the local churches. It's, it's the, it's the youth organizations. It's, it's, it's evening

00:25:29.840 softball in the summer, right? It's all those things are American that really provide that for 1.00

00:25:35.660 this, this underpinning of safety and security that people know they're going to get their money

00:25:41.300 back. If they put it here that they look and they say, Hey, these are decent people. These are

00:25:46.220 good people. These are hardworking people that that's this underpinning. That's the full faith

00:25:51.020 and credit. And when they talk all this big talk on Capitol Hill and bond defaults and all

00:25:55.080 those, the full faith and credit, it's not the federal reserve. It's not the Congress. It's

00:25:59.560 not the executive branch. It's not the court system. It's the American people. You're the

00:26:03.260 full faith and credit. Well, think about it. So the entire global capital system rests on

00:26:08.220 your shoulders. The entire security, the entire, the entire security system rests on your shoulders.

00:26:15.460 We have 150,000 basically airmen, Marines, sailors, and, and army personnel in 150 countries.

00:26:23.400 The entire post-war international rules-based order is rest on your shoulders. Okay. Yet

00:26:30.060 you always get the short end of the stick. All they try to cede your sovereignty, your sovereignty

00:26:36.700 to global, you know, whether it's WHO in Geneva or the G eight or NATO, or you pick it anytime

00:26:43.660 they have an opportunity, they're all over there like big shots at the Munich security

00:26:47.480 council, everything like that. They're giving away your sovereignty. What is popular? Populism

00:26:51.640 is quite simply has a material aspect of, but it has a spiritual aspect to it. It is the

00:26:56.820 manifestation of the sovereign will of the people, right? And the people spoke on November

00:27:01.940 5th. Now, thank God we have an instrument, Donald Trump, which I say is an instrument of divine

00:27:07.220 providence. If you didn't have Trump, we've been, we've been a hell of a jam, right? And, and,

00:27:12.160 and to show you how much he appreciated and what other leader has ever done this in our

00:27:16.080 country to get up, nobody to get up after, after winning, after winning. And most guys

00:27:22.660 take a month off, right? He didn't take a day off. And now he's schlepping out here on a

00:27:28.680 Sunday before Christmas. I mean, come on, you can't even play guy. Can't play golf. He's

00:27:33.740 going to come out here at 10, you know, leave at dawn to get out here at 10 30 in the morning

00:27:38.480 to, to, to give a speech in appreciation of you. I mean, that's extraordinary, but that

00:27:44.060 is, that's what populism, but it's the point is he understands that power does not rest in

00:27:50.540 Mar-a-Lago with those billionaires. Power does not rest in Capitol Hill. Power does not rest

00:27:55.340 in New York city with the capital markets or the media power at rest right here with you.

00:27:59.720 And that's why he's coming out here to honor your, to, to, to show respect for you. Respect.

00:28:05.920 Short break. Back in a moment.

00:28:10.460 I want to warn you of a huge change that could be coming to our money in our bank accounts.

00:28:16.080 First, think back to nine 11 shortly after the government pushed through the Patriot Act.

00:28:20.260 This gave the government power to spy on innocent Americans by monitoring our phone and email and

00:28:26.160 tracking our movement across the internet. Now, Jim Rickards, editor of the independent financial

00:28:31.680 newsletter, strategic intelligence and New York times bestselling author is warning about a coming

00:28:37.280 event that could elevate this governmental surveillance to a terrifying new level. In fact,

00:28:43.120 some of the guests I've had on the war room believe that the government will soon expand their

00:28:47.080 powers to track our every move. If we say the wrong things on social media, donate to the wrong

00:28:53.320 causes, buy firearms, or even vote MAGA, the government may be able to shut us out of our

00:28:59.120 bank accounts. I can't say for sure if this will happen, but it's an interesting and dire warning.

00:29:06.100 Fortunately, Jim Rickards, an American patriot and friend of mine has made it his mission to educate

00:29:10.740 us on what he believes is coming and how to protect yourself from the possibility of programmable

00:29:17.820 money. Watch Jim's warning video now before it's censored like I've been in the past. Go to

00:29:24.540 RickardsWarRoom.com. That's RickardsWarRoom.com now to see the video.

00:29:29.680 I want to tell you all a story about a Harper Valley widowed wife

00:29:38.160 who had a teenage daughter who attended Harper Valley Junior High.

00:29:48.960 Well, her daughter came home one afternoon and didn't even stop to play.

00:29:54.340 And she said, Mom, I got a note here from the Harper Valley PTA.

00:30:04.980 Well, the note said, Mrs. Johnson, you're wearing your dresses way too high. 1.00

00:30:12.960 It's reported you've been drinking and are running around with men and going wild.

00:30:18.300 And we don't believe you're bringing up your needs for the women.

00:30:28.940 It was science, I was sick and nearly walked through anything to see.

00:30:36.540 Well, she's having that PTA was winning, that's what we need to do.

00:30:41.440 Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay.

00:31:00.280 That did not, we blew that. That did not come on. Okay, sir.

00:31:03.100 Okay. How many here, and this is because we have so many, the War Room production staff,

00:31:14.580 Natalie Winters and Will Blair and Cameron Wallace and Jane Zirkle and my team here.

00:31:19.840 As you notice, they're, you know, I get called a lot about abusing child labor laws, right?

00:31:27.220 They're, they're on the young side. So this, so Matt Gaetz, we love Matt Gaetz, right?

00:31:38.300 And, and, and, and, and, and, and, and like, you know, and like Pete Hexeth and, and, and, and, and we love Pete Hexeth, right?

00:31:45.880 And, and, and, and, and Bobby Kennedy and Steve Bannon and Steve Bannon and, and, and, and, and President Trump, right?

00:31:57.300 Those are all imperfect vessels, correct?

00:32:00.980 Okay. And, and Gaetz has got a little, you know, there's a little hair on that, you know, the Gaetz, his nomination.

00:32:07.260 I was very upset that Gaetz withdrew. So, Matt, Matt, you know, technically I find out that Matt really hasn't, he withdrew from this Congress.

00:32:18.240 But technically I found out that Matt has not actually technically withdrawn from the next Congress.

00:32:23.400 Now, I want to think about those possibilities, right?

00:32:33.520 Matt Gaetz, who took down Kevin McCarthy, and this whole thing with the ethics committee, you know, it's nothing but vengeance by the D.C. class, and they hate Gaetz.

00:32:41.260 I mean, did you see their heads blow up when they announced to him as Attorney General of the United States?

00:32:45.960 That there, right there, tells you their reaction is why you want him, right? I want two. Give me two.

00:32:51.200 And under no circumstances should we let him resign, but he did.

00:32:55.500 And he stepped down, excuse me, from the nomination and resigned from the current Congress.

00:33:00.780 But Matt has not withdrawn from the second conference.

00:33:04.420 And so, and so, you know, Matt, he kind of, he put it up.

00:33:10.520 Do we have that, do we have that tweet?

00:33:14.340 Will Blair, my production staff, Evercrack production staff.

00:33:17.420 Do we have the tweet that Matt Gaetz put up?

00:33:20.820 I think it's a tweet, Matt.

00:33:22.080 So Matt put out a tweet the other day.

00:33:24.400 And he said, hey, if you guys keep giving me a hard time, and you keep rolling with me, I'm coming back on January 3rd.

00:33:30.560 I'm going to take the oath, and I'm going to spend the whole first week.

00:33:33.220 If you're going to play ball, if you're going to play a game with this ethics committee, right?

00:33:37.040 You're going to play a game with this ethics committee.

00:33:38.160 He says, I'll, I'll, I'll, I'll, I'll, I'll, I'll, all you guys.

00:33:44.040 Every guy that slept with an intern.

00:33:46.100 Every guy that's with his secretary, right?

00:33:52.140 Everybody messing around with a page, right?

00:33:55.400 These, hey.

00:34:02.440 Now.

00:34:02.960 Now, I know a couple, three people every now, you know, follow Q, right?

00:34:14.760 Maybe just kind of keep up to speed, never know what's happening.

00:34:17.680 He's got something to say about what goes on Capitol Hill.

00:34:19.820 I don't know, Gaetz, you don't know where Matt Gaetz is going to go.

00:34:22.940 And I keep telling you, you back a guy like that in the corner, who's a smart guy, and they got these allegations.

00:34:28.680 They already leaked them all anyway, right?

00:34:30.640 You know, put your report out.

00:34:32.300 We're big boys and girls.

00:34:33.380 He's not perfect.

00:34:34.580 We didn't, we weren't running him for, we wouldn't put him up to be saint, right?

00:34:38.360 He's got, he's got, he had some issues in the hay, but previously before he got married, and the Justice Department never, and much as they hated him, they never came after him, right?

00:34:47.360 And they came after him, they didn't indict him.

00:34:49.520 So, so I put up on, on Getter, and I told my staff, I said, Matt Gaetz is going to come back, and he's going to go full Harper Valley PTA.

00:35:00.180 All, all, all, all the, the, the, the war room, uh, production team go, what?

00:35:08.600 And I go, no, Harper Valley PTA.

00:35:10.740 They go, what are you talking about?

00:35:12.840 I go, no, come on.

00:35:14.600 So I asked my security detail, a little older, I said, guys, if I say Harper Valley PTA, what do you think?

00:35:20.420 They go, what are you talking about?

00:35:21.420 That song is such a, if you're, I, I tell you what, let's play it as my out music.

00:35:28.220 What we're going to do is play Harper Valley, and then, because I knew, you guys know Harper Valley PTA, right?

00:35:33.940 Right?

00:35:35.520 They're getting on the mom, they're getting on the, and I think she's a single mom, they're getting on the mom for wearing a miniskirt, this is back in the 60s, I don't know, go-go boots. 0.79

00:35:42.820 Hey, and she shows up, and she tells him exactly like it is, right?

00:35:47.560 So, Gates, now listen, so here's the thing, and I think Matt's going to need to know that people have his back.

00:35:53.360 Do we care what an ethics committee report says about Matt Gates?

00:35:58.340 Do we love Matt Gates?

00:36:01.080 Do we want Matt Gates back in the fight?

00:36:05.000 Now look, I love, the Herrings and One American News, a great news organization, you know, he gets his deal over there, does it,

00:36:11.600 but Matt Gates has got to come back the first week of January and take the oath and sign up for this team, right?

00:36:20.760 So I want MSNBC, we want to tell MSNBC and CNN where to stick it about Matt Gates, where the sun don't shine.

00:36:30.220 We want Matt Gates back, right?

00:36:34.620 Matt, Matt, Matt, Matt, Matt, Matt, Matt, Matt, Matt.

00:36:39.740 Matt, Matt, Matt.

00:36:41.600 Matt, Matt, Matt, Matt, Matt, Matt, Matt, Matt.

00:36:44.500 See, what they try to do, if you're intimidated on anything, when they, instead of backing down like the Republicans do, you double down, right?

00:36:53.880 Instead of retreat, we go fix bayonets and we advance.

00:36:58.120 This is what saved Texas, right?

00:37:00.800 Instead of surrender, we fight.

00:37:02.680 Hell, we could have surrendered four years ago with President Trump and Mar-a-Lago.

00:37:06.740 he could have surrendered if history shows us anything we can't be too aggressive right

00:37:12.900 first off they're a bunch of snowflakes if you get up in their grill and you keep driving forward

00:37:17.620 they're crater they won't stand up to it we need gates back in don't we and and in fact when he

00:37:24.420 comes back matt here's what we need to do the first day you need to have a press conference

00:37:28.340 you need to go full harper valley pta we want to hear names we want evidence

00:37:36.740 what

00:37:51.220 i don't know what they've done worse is their own personal behavior up there or what they've done to

00:37:55.540 the country but that's kind of a point of both i like that so you know matt's got to come back and

00:38:02.660 here's the other thing matt matt's pretty good at matt's pretty good about changing out speakers of

00:38:07.460 the house man and mccarthy mccarthy is like a bad rash he just will not go away mccarthy go back

00:38:20.420 you get raised a bunch of money and you're going to be ai i don't know i i think if i was putting

00:38:25.860 money in a venture capital firm about artificial intelligence the guy i certainly would love

00:38:30.820 running it is uh mccarthy maybe not uh the pledge chairman so so matt's going to change out and i

00:38:37.780 think when he gets back is not the first order of business to replace mike johnson speaker of the house

00:38:46.580 can mike johnson can mike johnson execute can he execute on president trump's the complex

00:38:51.860 uh does he have does he have the the the the faith of you the american uh maga

00:39:01.780 i don't know what the most what i think of all the most egregious thing of the third of 1500 page

00:39:07.300 and it was a spending orgy of hakeem jeffrey's priorities right but but the thing i think it

00:39:12.820 sticks in everybody's crawl with the economy where it is with the credit card debt where it is with you

00:39:18.900 you know where the kids under 35 don't have can't buy a house they have no capital formation

00:39:24.660 marriages are becoming later right the family formation is later because people want to say

00:39:29.860 hey is this guy really going to work out or not right is he going to have a job to support a family

00:39:34.580 all of that's trending that the working class and middle class are increasing pressure

00:39:38.660 right in in in in all this he slips in on page 900 a a raise they get a raise and it's not it's not 0.55

00:39:48.500 like a it's not like a small raise this is this is what fools they think you are first that they they

00:39:53.940 don't get that the war room posse will go through every page okay okay hey yo johnson they went through a 0.94

00:40:02.740 million pages of the pfizer documents right to blow pfizer up 1500 they can rip through that

00:40:09.780 they'll crowdsource that and you guys it's all about the receipts once you get going man

00:40:14.340 so on page 900 900 they give themselves a pay pay increase this is for the great job they're doing

00:40:21.380 of burying the country hey first off they don't how many days a week do they work they're at they only

00:40:26.820 work like 133 now you can't make the argument steve you don't want them around because the more work

00:40:32.100 they do the trouble but and it's not like they haven't had these coal increases i don't know

00:40:39.220 for 15 years or whatever but it's not like they went from from 173 to 176 or gave themselves a five

00:40:47.540 thousand dollar raise or a bonus of ten thousand bucks which is a big bonus in this environment right

00:40:53.940 what they did is they took it they took the whole thing and one fell swoop one to 243 000 so that's a

00:41:00.820 they gave themselves a basically a 35 percent a 35 raise without asking yeah what would be your

00:41:09.460 response do they deserve a raise come on man they've working hard come on come on man you know that's a

00:41:17.780 very tough environment up there when you're the nation's capital you got all those beautiful

00:41:21.300 restaurants and all that come on it's tough you know oh oh by the way and they also they also took

00:41:27.300 themselves they opted out of obamacare so they don't have to do that right they couldn't pass it

00:41:32.180 so you could opt out but they did it for themselves and what sticks in my craw it shows you that that

00:41:39.460 mike johnson doesn't have what we call the right stuff if you were going to do that you need to

00:41:44.340 socialize that they need to come to you and say hey look we can't afford living in dc anymore we need

00:41:49.220 a raise some of them now you would say hell no but at least it'd be a beginning of a dialogue

00:41:55.940 to continue to say no and not just trying to be sneaky and doing it okay we're gonna leave i'm

00:42:00.980 gonna crank up let's crank up harper valley team we want matt gates back matt gates we want you back

00:42:08.100 in dc on january 3rd to go full harper's valley pta on these folks that tell them everything we're

00:42:14.020 going to leave you with harper's valley pta you're going to be back in the worm in just a moment

00:42:28.020 and if you'll smell shirley thompson's

00:42:56.020 if you'll smell shirley thompson's bread you'll find she's had a little nip of gin

00:43:03.540 and then you have the nerve to tell me you think that as a mother i'm not fit 0.97

00:43:11.220 well this is just a little painting place and you're all harper valley hypocrites 0.95

00:43:19.060 no i wouldn't put you on because it really did it happened just this way 0.93

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00:44:55.860 former white house chief strategist steve bannon said on his podcast about the this implosion of the

00:45:03.060 bipartisan compromise funding deal and what it what it signifies about what is to come

00:45:11.380 if you think the last 48 hours has been unique every day coming in when president trump takes

00:45:17.940 over is going to be like this particularly as they as elon tries to make these type of cuts uh and

00:45:22.740 president trump tries to reorganize the government and get back on the right track and save the country

00:45:26.740 the country charlie dent your reaction well i guess steve bannon is promising never-ending chaos i mean

00:45:36.100 that's what he's suggesting because that's what we've had uh and i have to kind of inform the whole world

00:45:41.380 here that the house republicans do not have 218 votes on their own to pass a continuing resolution or a

00:45:48.980 debt ceiling now or during the next congress we all know this that's why there has to be conversation

00:45:54.580 uh conversations with the democrats because they need the democrats to vote for these things and

00:45:59.540 therefore you know they're going to expect things i've heard enough make it stop so

00:46:07.460 so char charlie dent is one of these moderate republicans from pennsylvania that sold this country

00:46:15.860 out for decades after decades so so when we go in and remember we're the people trying to say hey

00:46:22.260 it's chaotic right now and what you're doing with the purchasing power the dollar the debt this is

00:46:27.460 total chaos that's going on although it looks like it's under control because they're all you know

00:46:32.260 it's kind of this process they have these committee meetings it's so when we insert ourselves as the

00:46:37.860 war room posse and say hey when you say a clean cr you're already spending 500 billion dollars for

00:46:44.420 the quarter and we hate that because it's the old spending it hasn't been cut but when you layer on

00:46:48.980 another 300 billion are you just going to sit there and take it right with no offset see here's the

00:46:55.060 thing that's changed the game has changed fundamentally in that you guys are so much more knowledgeable

00:47:00.820 today right than a couple years ago you you understand the process of how it works but you

00:47:06.180 also get into the receipts you get into the uh you get into the details right the details what this so

00:47:12.500 they can't fool you anymore when they come up with the cr and this is why i was in prison i was so impressed

00:47:17.220 with uh grace chung and by the way can we get a shout out for grace grace couldn't make it out here 1.00

00:47:26.500 that grace chung's a tough one i'll tell you grace could make one she's she's anchoring the thing was

00:47:31.940 so rapidly developing in in dc grace is at her command center so uh we're gonna try oh and i got

00:47:38.580 another announcement to 12 30 to 2 today 12 32 in room 124 a and b so i think that's upstairs one one

00:47:50.020 one 24 124 a and b um from 12 30 to 2 we're gonna have a a get together okay now now so we'll get to

00:47:59.220 see a party right i would if you want to bring an adult beverage or something from here bring it we're

00:48:03.460 gonna i don't think we we can't get anything in the room is that too hard you can bring things in

00:48:07.780 the room we can't bring them in because of restrictions plus you know we know you would

00:48:13.060 drink the uh the war room budget we'd start we're starting a bigger deficit than uh than the cr no but

00:48:20.420 we want everybody from 12 32 will get you fired up for the late afternoon speakers how's that so 12 32

00:48:25.780 124 a and b and we'll have a meet and greet and hang out now there's some chairs there stuff but

00:48:30.820 we'll figure out you guys we can call audible so we'll call audible in the room we're really looking

00:48:36.660 for it i've really enjoyed the two meet and greets you've had so far in the last couple of days here

00:48:42.340 uh so so back to that what they want is they want the they want the form of uh of things as normal

00:48:51.300 while they're passing things that are destroying the country but as soon as you insert yourself in

00:48:56.180 the process go yo hang on for a second we we have a vote right you now you guys have inserted yourselves

00:49:02.180 in this process say hey it's got to pass much without if not we're going to light these guys up back

00:49:07.060 home and believe me there's nothing they hate more than you guys calling their dc office calling their

00:49:14.900 local office the local office is very powerful uh sending emails sending in that we know we know

00:49:21.060 that you're you're polite when you call and we want to make sure everybody's polite

00:49:27.140 but every now and again if it boils over hey you know it's it's box populate but so

00:49:32.420 they are absolutely intimidated about this going forward and like i said folks we haven't seen

00:49:38.820 anything one thing we're going to try to gird you guys for is when it comes it's going to come hard and

00:49:43.620 we got to make sure we communicate you get up on uh you know all the chat rooms we got you're sharing

00:49:49.140 the biggest thing you could do now since we've gone through with the precinct strategy and everything

00:49:53.940 like that is obviously in jage but it's being a force multiplier in information the next six months

00:50:00.100 since we're between kind of elections and we got to obviously the precinct strategy and taking over

00:50:04.180 your state parties doing voter registration that's all going to be important but obviously that gets

00:50:09.300 more important as you get closer election that for the next six months the game's really going to shift

00:50:14.660 to capitol hill the game's going to shift there of what president trump puts forward

00:50:19.460 and and and to make sure he doesn't have to have too many trade-offs let's go back to the to the um

00:50:24.980 matt gates the thing that worried me most about the leaks that came out of matt gates

00:50:29.780 is when matt gates was going around just as the first republicans he met

00:50:33.700 they leaked out that and he didn't do this but they leaked that matt had committed as attorney general

00:50:41.060 not to investigate liz cheney not to investigate msnbc or reissman or rachel mattering that in this vast

00:50:47.780 criminal conspiracy and not to investigate dr fauci now we know that's not true but that shows you

00:50:55.700 that shows you the way the central apparatus they're petrified they're petrified right now of uh of those

00:51:03.380 investigations there's a and natalie's going to take over at a i'm gonna come out into the audience and do

00:51:08.260 some uh interviews but now it's gonna be there's a huge story that's brewing in dc that's not getting

00:51:13.940 enough attention and now even fox news is getting upset about it scott jennings and remember scott

00:51:19.380 jennings the mcconnell guy but scott jennings i think has seen the writing on the wall of cnn he's

00:51:24.180 he's becoming a fire-breathing populace day by day right scott we'll take your brother we're always

00:51:30.180 we're always looking for we're always looking we'll onboard people we'll free your your your

00:51:35.700 previous sins are forgiven we'll get you up here right you just can't be phony you gotta be but

00:51:40.500 scott jennings lighting them up there's a story out there that they knew from the beginning they knew

00:51:46.420 from the beginning that biden was infirmed and this deal was run by other people and kamala harris

00:51:52.500 canceled her uh vacation and came back now there's rumors going around that hey they're thinking of

00:51:57.700 invoking the 25th amendment that biden it was not even been engaged in this huge fight the last couple

00:52:02.740 days and i'm here even hearing rumors saying that the reason they're doing that is biden's so infirm

00:52:09.780 he can't sign he can't sign the blanket preemptive pardons and that's their number one priority right

00:52:16.820 now right john brennan john brennan okay uh birchgold.com make sure in times of turbulence folks we're

00:52:28.020 gonna the world's gonna provide the turbulence we'll provide the solution go check birchgold.com

00:52:33.700 if you go right now into the dollar empire the sixth the sixth installment i'm quite no it's not

00:52:39.620 my jailhouse papers it's actually modern monetary theory the idea that broke the world ideas have

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Bannon's War Room - December 21, 2024

Episode 4144： Final Day Of AMFest

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