Bannon's War Room - February 05, 2025


Episode 4246: Cleaning Out The Corruption In The Plumbing Of Government


Episode Stats

Length

56 minutes

Words per Minute

176.36775

Word Count

9,987

Sentence Count

843

Misogynist Sentences

9

Hate Speech Sentences

11


Summary

In this episode, Rachel and Rachel talk about the Democratic response to President Trump's confirmation of Betsy Devaney as the new attorney general nominee. They also discuss the new Democratic leadership in the House, and what they should be doing to fight back against the Trump administration.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 Blumenthal today on Capitol Hill telling reporters essentially that Democrats are ready to make
00:00:05.080 Republicans work for it. As Senator Blumenthal's office told us just this hour, Democrats know
00:00:10.980 they can't unilaterally stop Trump's nominees from getting confirmed in the Senate, but
00:00:15.260 they do plan to make Republicans work as hard as possible for it. They can make Republicans
00:00:19.760 use up as much valuable floor time as possible on each and every nominee, and that's what
00:00:25.600 they plan to do. Slow the whole thing down as much as they are capable of. Now, that
00:00:31.080 is along the lines of the advice that's been coming from one of the driving forces behind
00:00:35.220 some of the protests you've already seen this week. Ezra Levin of Indivisible says Democrats
00:00:40.900 should look back to the Republican playbook from 2009, just after Barack Obama was elected
00:00:46.120 with a Democratic trifecta. When Republicans were in the minority and Democrats controlled
00:00:50.340 the House and the Senate and the White House, he says, think what you will about Mitch McConnell
00:00:54.880 on the Republicans' plan. That was a very effective legislative tactic from a party that found
00:01:00.940 itself in the minority. What are you watching for in their actions that you think might really
00:01:06.220 make a difference? It sounds good, Rachel, and I will say I think we are in a much better
00:01:10.880 place right now with Senate Democratic leadership and the Senate Democratic Caucus than we were
00:01:14.640 a week ago. That said, today, today, 22 Democrats voted for another Trump secretary.
00:01:24.320 Twenty-two of them. So I like to hear from Senator Blumenthal. I like to hear from other senators
00:01:29.940 that they are starting to agree to blanket opposition. I want to see the votes. I want
00:01:35.940 to see the votes. And until we see those votes, I think what they're going to be hearing from
00:01:40.180 their constituents is a demand that they fight back.
00:01:42.380 Hakeem Jeffries, the Democratic leader in the House, I was interested. He put out last night,
00:01:47.940 I think it was last night, it might have been yesterday afternoon, a 10-point plan for all
00:01:51.960 Democratic members of the House. And it had a lot of different things that they're going to try to do
00:01:56.040 and ways they're going to brief each other and communicate on things. But the last thing was,
00:02:00.120 essentially, I command you, as Democratic leader of the House, to go to your home constituents,
00:02:06.800 to hold town hall meetings, and to hold other events with constituents and people who are in
00:02:12.760 your district about what is going on right now. And I want you to do it, he said, literally,
00:02:16.460 today. And if you cannot do it today, you need to do it this week. And we will be surveying every
00:02:21.300 Democratic member of the House to see whether or not they do this. Now, as we have seen Democratic
00:02:26.140 members, including in Virginia last night, start to do these town halls, they're packed to the
00:02:30.380 rafters. People are desperate to be able to hear from one another and also to be able to,
00:02:36.740 in many cases, yell at their member to do more. But the energy palpably seems like it is there,
00:02:43.220 Ezra, if members of Congress and senators are going to essentially follow their leadership's
00:02:48.260 advice, hold these kind of events, and hear from the people who voted them into office.
00:02:52.200 I love this move. I love this move from Leader Jeffries. I think this is a very good move. What I
00:02:57.120 would encourage every single Democrat on the House side to do is use that convenient power that you
00:03:02.400 have. People are going to show up. If you build it, people will come. If you are out in this country
00:03:07.680 and worried about what's going on, you've got to show up to these means. And one big benefit of
00:03:13.280 Jeffries calling for Democrats to do this is, you know who isn't holding public town halls to explain
00:03:18.700 exactly what's going on in the Treasury Department, to explain exactly what was going on with the OMB
00:03:24.040 funding freeze that attacked Meals on Wheels and Head Start? You know who's not explaining that?
00:03:28.360 Republican members of Congress. They are embarrassed by it. So what a great opportunity
00:03:33.740 to create contrast with the Republicans and say, look, we are here. We are listening to our
00:03:38.780 constituents. And what our role is, people around the country are worried, show up. Show up not just
00:03:44.680 by yourself, but get a group together. Get indivisible members or working families party members or
00:03:49.460 MUBOM members or whoever are your friends and family members and community. Get them together
00:03:53.280 and show up in person. That demonstrates to your elected officials that you actually care about this.
00:04:00.240 Cash Patel is yet to come up for a vote. But today, just before we went on air, Pam, Pam Bondi
00:04:05.440 was confirmed as attorney general. It was a party line vote. All Republicans voting for all Democrats
00:04:10.460 voting against, with the exception of John Fetterman of Pennsylvania, who voted for her. Do you have any
00:04:16.100 confidence at all that she will uphold the rule of law at Maine Justice?
00:04:21.080 I don't, unfortunately, because there's a lot to admire and like about her until you get to areas
00:04:29.040 that are what you might call Trump sensitive. And she showed in the hearings that when she got to a
00:04:34.800 Trump sensitive area, it was like a plane flying into the Bermuda Triangle and all the navs and comms
00:04:41.340 went haywire. And, you know, you just couldn't get a straight answer out of her. And then when you flew
00:04:46.420 back out of Trump sensitive areas, she went back to normal again. So when she's that frightened of
00:04:52.160 Trump and that subservient to Trump, that she goes haywire when it's a Trump sensitive area,
00:04:58.660 it's a really bad sign about being able to restrain truly dangerous people like Cash Patel.
00:05:04.180 This is the primal scream of a dying regime. Pray for our enemies, because we're going medieval on
00:05:15.700 these people. Here's one time I got a free shot at all these networks lying about the people. The
00:05:21.880 people have had a belly full of it. I know you don't like hearing that. I know you've tried to do
00:05:25.840 everything in the world to stop that, but you're not going to stop it. It's going to happen.
00:05:28.840 And where do people like that go to share the big line? MAGA Media. I wish in my soul, I wish
00:05:36.060 that any of these people had a conscience. Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?
00:05:43.000 If that answer is to save my country, this country will be saved.
00:05:49.200 War Room. Here's your host, Stephen K. Bannon.
00:05:52.640 It's Wednesday, 5 February in the year of our Lord, 2022. Dave Bratt joins me riding shotgun today.
00:06:04.480 Our own Natalie Winters is going to be all over today, and we're going to have her back at 5 o'clock.
00:06:09.860 Is she up right now? Because I know she's got a bolt. Natalie Winters. So the resistance,
00:06:13.940 Natalie, it's coming from many different areas. People should understand they're going to slow
00:06:19.660 everything down in the Senate to a crawl. They have to do this because now groups that you've
00:06:24.680 identified, like Indivisible, Indivisible is trying to do the playbook that War Room did in January of
00:06:33.140 2021. They have to have a rally point. They don't have a rally point right now, just like we didn't
00:06:37.560 have a rally point. Everybody on this side surrendered or crushed. Go back to 2021. Remember how bad it was
00:06:44.420 when President Trump went to Mar-a-Lago? You need a rally point. They have selected Indivisible to do
00:06:49.720 this. You can tell. And the Indivisible people are not dumb. Okay? They're not dumb. They've
00:06:55.060 identified McConnell's playbook from 2009 in the first years of Obama. For you guys who are not
00:07:00.400 there, McConnell did what I call a great rear guard action to try to slow down as much as possible.
00:07:06.700 Natalie, you've seen this. You're also saying, hey, we told you, they're flooding the zone with
00:07:11.400 lawsuits everywhere. They're going to try to use the courts and go into these liberal
00:07:14.600 areas. And they're really going to come off everything Doge is doing to try to get to the
00:07:20.100 plumbing and get the plumbing right. And there may be some issues in that on data mining and AI. We'll
00:07:25.180 get to that later. But just even the Doge efforts, in particular, they're freaked out because two
00:07:30.820 things. Number one, we're getting rid of the FBI guys. You see how that's working. Number two,
00:07:35.320 we're taking out USAID, which is a railhead of money for them to do all this nefarious activity,
00:07:43.300 everything from shutting down conservative media, to funding the invasion of the southern border,
00:07:47.240 to being a CIA cutout, doing things in Ukraine. USAID is the scab that's got to be picked.
00:07:54.120 But you're particularly focused on some of these lawsuits you say is going to be quite
00:07:57.460 problematic. Natalie Winters, stand and deliver, ma'am.
00:08:01.560 Of course. Well, the frivolous lawsuits are all that they have. And to the point about USAID,
00:08:08.000 I think if you look at any department that this city has gotten rich off of due to the fact that
00:08:13.380 there are no audits, right, all these weird NGOs that no one has ever looked into in the name of what
00:08:18.420 promoting democracy abroad, USAID is the linchpin of that. And that's why they're melting down,
00:08:25.340 because they know the gravy trains over. But more acutely, Steve, when we first started covering
00:08:30.180 the resistance, when I put together that montage of the six-hour phone call that I watched,
00:08:35.320 who put that phone call together? It was indivisible. That was one of the leading voices.
00:08:39.680 That guy is who Rachel Maddow has always had on as sort of the point person when it comes to
00:08:44.060 discussing anything resistance-related. And you're so right, they're culturally appropriating the war
00:08:48.800 room in terms of their lobbying tactics. But I want to get really granular for a second on the
00:08:53.500 lawsuits. There are two that have been brought against President Trump, the DOJ, for what they're
00:08:57.760 trying to do over at the FBI. One of them is coming from some far left. It's called the Center
00:09:03.120 for Employment Justice. You can imagine what their politics are. But you don't have to imagine that
00:09:08.120 much because the chief attorney listed on the case is a former Democratic Senate candidate. But I want
00:09:14.280 to flag, you know, we're all about receipts here in the war room. I guess we're all about opposition
00:09:17.880 research, too. This lady, an individual, the attorney by the name of Pam Keith, has been out tweeting
00:09:23.320 for years during the Biden regime about how every single MAGA member of the federal government
00:09:29.000 needs to be fired. Don't just take my word for it. I'll read you her tweets.
00:09:33.380 Quote, America needs industrial strength disinfectant of the MAGA bacteria in our
00:09:37.920 institutions. Clean the wound, Mr. President. Fire them all. Next quote, if we are to remove
00:09:43.680 MAGA at the ballot box, then you must, must, must, in all caps, remove MAGA from our institutions.
00:09:48.880 Fire DeJoy, fire Flynn, fire Ray. Quote, it is time for the Biden admin to remove MAGA from our
00:09:55.520 government. That's now the same attorney that is representing nine anonymous FBI agents citing
00:10:00.960 political retribution for President Trump's decision to fire them, or at least have them
00:10:05.500 answer a survey about their actions related to January 6th. And last point, the second lawsuit
00:10:10.900 that they've brought, which is coming from a group representing, they say, FBI agents.
00:10:14.940 This is a group that came under fire for giving out, I believe, $1,000 gift cards to agents who
00:10:20.240 bent the knee to the BLM mob. This is a group that lobbies every government shutdown to try to get
00:10:25.320 FBI agents paid. And funnily enough, they lobbied to keep Ray in place. So there are a bunch of
00:10:30.220 political partisan hacks. And I think that that's just what we need to remember. These lawsuits that
00:10:34.600 are coming out, it's basically just the new form, albeit watered down because they have no power,
00:10:39.860 but of the impeachment that would have been if they had any semblance of power. But instead,
00:10:45.620 they're relegated to activist types like Indivisible, like these far left NGOs going and crying on MSNBC.
00:10:53.740 Play it again.
00:10:54.340 Yeah.
00:10:56.060 Now keep going. I want to go. Okay, here's what I want to do. If Denver and my crack production team
00:11:02.080 can play again, Ezra, I think it's Levin, Levin of Indivisible. Tell me when you got,
00:11:10.080 tell me when you got this thing ready to go. I want to play it again. You're the first one,
00:11:13.460 Natalie Winters, as you normally are. You're the first one to warn us about Indivisible
00:11:17.120 weeks and months ago. This is becoming the go-to spot. The reason is they have these calls,
00:11:22.800 they have 50,000 people on it. Let me, let's play. I want to, I want to single this guy out.
00:11:28.840 Let's play this for a second. Go ahead. And to you, what are you watching for in their actions
00:11:34.700 that you think might really make a difference? It sounds good, Rachel. And I will say, I think
00:11:39.420 we are in a much better place right now with Senate democratic leadership and the Senate
00:11:42.880 democratic caucus than we were a week ago. That said today, today, 22 Democrats voted for another
00:11:51.940 Trump. What I want you to see there, we'll put up, is he's got the bar. He's going full 12 o'clock
00:11:57.900 high. He's got the little bomber, this pencil neck's got a little bomber jacket on, right?
00:12:02.300 What is he? He's going to just go get a barber. You're quite stylish, Steve. People want to
00:12:06.700 be you. No, he's trying to be great. No, he's trying to be Gregory Peck. Okay. Hey, Ezra,
00:12:11.700 right here. This, this is, this is called a man. That's a man. That's Gregory Peck and 12 o'clock
00:12:17.500 high. That's not you. Okay. It doesn't, it, the look is not working. That being said, these
00:12:23.700 guys are, they're going to do something. I can tell you, this is where the resistance
00:12:27.300 is going to come from. They're the rally point because the Democrats are shattered. How dangerous
00:12:32.100 is this individual, indivisible? And we got to put stink eye on them, ma'am.
00:12:37.760 Well, the Washington Post, one of the reporters just quote tweeted me saying that I need to
00:12:42.160 find better mentors, but I would say, Hey, the tip of the spear of your resistance is trying
00:12:46.440 to culturally appropriate Steve Bannon. So I think I have a pretty good one. But look,
00:12:50.620 I have read all of indivisible's, you know, kind of casework, their blueprints of how to plot the
00:12:57.040 resistance. These people are extremely organized down to the point where they have itemized tables
00:13:04.320 of how to best lobby and, you know, intimidate basically peer pressure, your lawmakers on your
00:13:10.100 phone calls. They've advocated for all of their members to write op-eds specifically in local
00:13:15.280 papers because they have more traction. They're setting up town hall type meetings across the
00:13:20.600 country. And hundreds of thousands of people showed up to those kind of mass mobilization
00:13:25.140 calls that I watched, that I tracked. So these people are extremely, extremely engaged. But I
00:13:31.820 think the more nefarious kind of angle to what indivisible has done, which is part of that group
00:13:36.120 democracy forward that we were talking about yesterday is just the idea that they want to
00:13:41.200 weaponize career civil servants and effectively turn them into, for lack of a better word,
00:13:46.420 embeds, right, exposing the Trump administration. And that's why they're melting down so heavily
00:13:52.080 about these people being removed from the building, because they can't be whistleblowers
00:13:56.840 if they're not proximal to President Trump. So that's sort of the crux of it. And that's why
00:14:02.060 they're melting down. And last point, Steve, what was Rachel Maddow's monologue about yesterday
00:14:06.880 entirely? I guess that was two days ago on Monday, the same day that USAID is getting crippled.
00:14:13.160 She's begging, groveling, and imploring her audience to donate and support independent media,
00:14:19.300 civil society groups like Indivisible, because they know that gravy train's ending.
00:14:26.460 Fabulous. You're on it. You're on watch. And you're now doing it from the White House.
00:14:30.560 Social media, where do they get you, Natalie?
00:14:35.300 Natalie Juenters on all platforms. I will see you at five from the White House.
00:14:39.140 Yes. I like saying that.
00:14:41.720 Better mentors. Wow. Guys are getting, they're getting personal now.
00:14:46.240 Thank you, ma'am. Great work as usual. See you this afternoon.
00:14:50.420 Short break. Dave Bratsworth, I got a lot to go through today. Be back in a moment.
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00:16:40.240 Here's your host, Stephen K. Bannon.
00:16:46.940 So, we're hitting on our fronts, but I want to talk about focus. A lot of stuff coming out of the
00:16:51.800 Republican conference today, and the topic will be focus. You have people like Byron Donalds and
00:17:01.240 others being accused of going Chip Roy today and getting snarky and mean, I think, at the conference
00:17:07.760 over here. Here's the issue, and I want to make sure we bifurcate.
00:17:16.120 You have to get the preliminary. It's like in ice skating. You have to get the preliminaries
00:17:19.320 done. You have to ace the things you have to do, the compulsory. You have to ace those to be able
00:17:26.360 to dance freestyle on Sunday night and win the gold medal. You have to get the basics done. They have to
00:17:31.620 be done, and we have to get tens on those. People are moving at a million miles an hour. It's great.
00:17:38.280 You've got scale, depth, and urgency. Scale, depth, and urgency of what President Trump's doing
00:17:43.380 in these verticals. But let's pull back, right, to our matrix. Let's pull back to what we've talked
00:17:49.360 about from the beginning, from the very night we won. You have three big things that have to get done.
00:17:55.960 Number one, you have to end the kinetic part of the Third World War. Only President Trump can do
00:18:05.660 that. Principally in Ukraine, number two is in the Middle East. And extract American involvement from
00:18:13.020 that. Number two, you have to simultaneously begin the mass deportations. Let me continue to put the
00:18:22.500 word mass in there. Mass deportations of, I don't know, approximately 12 million illegal alien invaders
00:18:30.280 that have come here just from 20 January of 2021. Let's not worry about anybody who came in beforehand.
00:18:40.040 You just can't. Maybe if the criminal's in jail, yes. But I'm saying that's a small percentage. You've
00:18:45.700 got to focus on what Biden allowed in the invasion. That's enough. It'll take us years to do that.
00:18:52.220 But focus on that. And it's mass deportations. Number three, in neither one of those, even the
00:19:00.320 beginning of the kinetic part of the Third World War is not existential right now, if you handle it
00:19:06.140 and extract it. And the deportations are, the invasion's horrible, but you got the army there
00:19:12.280 now that's first step of stopping it. You have a much more awareness. Even Abbott's sending the
00:19:15.900 National Guard there. The existential is the financial part. Even, I haven't pulled it up
00:19:22.880 yet, but Bill Ackman, even Bill Ackman had a tweet last night, and Ackman goes through 36 trillion
00:19:27.960 dollars in debt. The refinancing of that's driving inflation that has to be cut. The way to do this
00:19:33.280 doge. The thing itself is to get the grips around the spending. The spending, Morning Joe does,
00:19:40.840 I think, a 12-minute segment on eggs today. The price of eggs. Trump promised the price
00:19:45.840 of eggs, the price of eggs, the price of eggs. You're only going to get inflation down when
00:19:54.140 you get the inflationary aspects of a Keynesian, right? At this low employment, I get my economist
00:20:02.740 here. This is a Keynesian stimulus. You're juicing into the economy all the time. At a six and a half
00:20:12.960 trillion dollars of federal spending, approximately, and with four and a half trillion coming in,
00:20:18.240 approximately, that gap is two trillion dollars. The Congressional Budget Office concurs me. Now,
00:20:24.240 there's some debate about dynamic scoring and under dynamic scoring. I won't bore you with the details,
00:20:28.680 but just roughly, it's two trillion dollars. We're talking about reconciliations bills and,
00:20:36.520 you know, do these things for the border and the taxes. Let's be blunt. The whole thing with Jason
00:20:43.060 Smith and these guys over there on Ways and Means is the four trillion dollars of President Trump's tax
00:20:48.860 cut. You have to renew the 2.6 trillion that goes to people, couples under 400,000 and everybody
00:20:56.400 underneath that, and maybe even juice that a little bit. And you got to take care of the
00:21:00.880 pass-throughs to the small entrepreneurs, which is another couple hundred billion dollars. So let's
00:21:06.940 say of the four trillion, it's up to three trillion of that. A trillion dollar of the tax cut,
00:21:13.080 I'm saying, one, it should not be a tax cut for the wealthy. In fact, there should be a tax increase
00:21:20.160 until we close the gap because they're the ones, the corporatists, the lords of easy money, the
00:21:25.760 oligarchs in Silicon Valley. They're all welfare queens. They all want goodies and support from
00:21:32.840 your dollars. And the place to start is the defense budget. And I'm a hawk. And I've got skin in the
00:21:41.120 game to show I'm a hawk. As my daughter does and the rest of the family, we're hawks. But we're bigger
00:21:47.740 hawks. The ticking time bomb on our national security is this debt because it's inextricably
00:21:56.460 linked with our ability to face the Chinese Communist Party. And we're crippling ourselves
00:22:01.980 every day. OK, so let me pull back. President Trump in his geo-economic and geo-strategic rethinking.
00:22:09.820 This goes back to, you know, we're free market capitalists. One, we believe there should be
00:22:17.260 more capitalists. There's not. Right now, we're in a world's the world system is mercantilist,
00:22:23.460 essentially, where they're where they're they're they're grifting off of the whole world is underwritten.
00:22:29.100 As President Trump said the other day in his tweet, is underwritten by working men and women
00:22:33.500 in this country. That's why we are protectionist. That's why we look at external revenue service.
00:22:39.100 That's why we look at the golden market here that you've created, the little platoons
00:22:44.220 that Burke talked about, that's given the stability and civic underpinnings of this economy, of which,
00:22:50.780 by the way, you guys are all dialed out of except for a tiny piece on the on the income side,
00:22:55.740 which is not increasing. Geostrategically, President Trump, an amazing focus goes,
00:23:01.820 hey, how about this? Hemispheric. Hemispheric defense. I think I've heard that before. Oh,
00:23:08.860 yeah, that's right. The the the the revolutionary generation and the founders, James Monroe being
00:23:15.340 the biggest and James Monroe, as people know, was, I believe, an officer at Valley Forge with
00:23:21.340 with with General Washington as a junior officer, as Hamilton was and John Marshall. Many of the people,
00:23:29.020 the most loyal to to General Washington and then President Washington and really the people that
00:23:37.420 built the American system. That was a system of economics that came out of the report on
00:23:41.900 manufacturers. And we as economic nationalists and guys that think, you know, Hamilton was fantastic.
00:23:49.260 He went a little fall to deepen certain things. Right. Had a little too much a little bit kind
00:23:53.980 of a globalist on the I mean, nationalist, but kind of admired the British Empire a little too much.
00:23:59.180 And I don't know, like a lot of individuals, you know, had a thing with the ladies. Right. Just did.
00:24:07.020 He was not. He was a very imperfect instrument, but a great man. I would argue one of the greatest of
00:24:11.340 the founders, the American system. Backed by Monroe, backed by Marshall. You notice the American
00:24:19.740 system was really backed a lot. By those that saw the sacrifice in the war, because all things
00:24:28.860 is the Declaration of Independence, a bunch of lawyers writing a beautiful document that was
00:24:31.980 just a beautiful document that set the table for an invasion that already started.
00:24:36.060 I think we finished. I think we finished the declaration on the second ready for signature
00:24:41.100 on the fourth. The British expeditionary force landed in Staten Island on wait for it the afternoon
00:24:46.860 of the second. The founder, the revolutionary generation knew they were going to war. This
00:24:52.860 is the largest expeditionary force in world history at that time. Maybe as bigger than at least
00:24:58.940 modern history, bigger than Xerxes coming to Greece to shut down another democracy.
00:25:06.060 From Persia. Gosh, how that's interconnected today. Right.
00:25:12.540 So. The hemispheric and you send Ruby the first time to Panama, he's got a 30 minute meeting
00:25:18.860 and the guy walks out, the president walks out to the sticks, says, I'm out of one belt, one road.
00:25:23.380 And we told you they pulled the contract yesterday, began to pull the contract from Hutchison, Wampoa,
00:25:27.900 the huge trading company in Hong Kong that runs the port of Hong Kong and runs the port of
00:25:34.220 Panama. They're throwing them out. He's taking that in Greenland. We had we had Tom Dan's
00:25:40.060 a very moving ceremony yesterday laying the wreath on the door where the Dorchester sank
00:25:44.540 with the four chaplains, two Protestants, a Catholic and I'll throw in a rabbi.
00:25:50.860 Right. Sank out there in the North Atlantic, freezing to death immediately with hypothermia.
00:25:56.060 On a merchant on a merchant on a merchant marine ship.
00:26:01.660 So in Greenland, you've got the extension of Fortress America, the extension of of of 2.0,
00:26:06.620 if you add the island chains in the Pacific, you've hermetically sealed the United States,
00:26:11.340 throw on top of it an iron dome and we're good to go.
00:26:13.740 So in Ukraine, Zelensky, who used one of the crudest terms and I've been known to throw
00:26:25.260 out a couple of crude terms. I got it. I'm an Irishman and a naval officer. Sometimes it just slips.
00:26:30.700 And I run a little hot sometimes. He is one of the crudest descriptions for Tucker Carlson. What
00:26:37.980 has Tucker Carlson done? Stood up for his nation and want to know where the grift is. And this is
00:26:43.340 a guy on Piers Morgan comes yesterday on Piers Morgan and Zelensky sitting there and says this
00:26:50.620 crude thing about Tucker Carlson on the day after he told the Associated Press, I only got 77 billion
00:26:57.260 dollars. I don't know what the Marjorie Taylor Greene abandoned all these guys are wanting about. What
00:27:00.380 are they talking about? I only got 77 billion. I know you allocated 179, but hey, I don't know.
00:27:06.060 I just got 77. It's an open secret in this city. It's an open secret with the CIA. It's open secret
00:27:12.620 in New York and the city of London that they've been stealing with both hands. Open secret. They're
00:27:18.220 stealing with both hands. And right now we're a little too bogged down in that.
00:27:26.860 I'm not going to address Gaza because it's about focus and about opportunity costs. And we've got
00:27:33.100 we've got a shredder we're going into. Here's the shredder. It's not simply the reconciliations
00:27:38.620 bills. The reconciliation bills are trying to accomplish things and do things that are
00:27:44.700 good to have and actually saying the tax thing, yes, nice to have, you have to have, as Scott
00:27:49.020 Besson says. However, we have something fundamental that nobody wants to talk about. And now I'm
00:27:53.660 seeing inside the conference because we're hammering it. On the 14th of March at midnight,
00:27:58.940 the government's out of money again. It doesn't matter if Elon's over there. He's got the checkbook
00:28:05.500 or he's got insurance. He's finally gotten back. He's gone to OMB for the words allocated and then
00:28:10.220 gone back to the thing, got the checkbook, just stopping them writing checks doesn't solve. That's
00:28:15.820 not cutting spending. That's just slowing it down. I kind of dig it in one aspect of it.
00:28:20.700 It puts them on notice. Your money just can't flow. However, midnight on the 14th is the moment of
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00:30:06.960 Do it today. Here's your host, Stephen K. Vann. Gold, all-time high?
00:30:15.180 Okay, gold, birch gold, think gold's a 28. By the way, breaking news over at Zero Hedge,
00:30:20.520 Twitter, our own Jason Trenert of Strategius has been named the Assistant Secretary of Treasury for
00:30:31.420 Financial Markets. That's great. That's fabulous. We've lost the entire economic team, it says,
00:30:36.220 for EJ and Tony and Dave Brett. This is how desperate I am. I got a failed pro tennis player
00:30:41.360 here that finally had to make a living, so he went and he went to work, he went to, he taught
00:30:47.140 at a college of poets, I'm kidding. Brad's my go-to now in all things economics. And by
00:30:53.300 the way, to show you Brad stepping up to the plate, he's been coming to me all night with
00:30:58.500 these detailed mathematical calculus formulas that proving, he's like a mad professor now,
00:31:04.560 saying, I figured it out. He's on the whiteboard. I go, Dave, stop, stop. I said, no, Besant's
00:31:10.540 gone. Peter's on CNN this morning. We're going to get Peter. Peter was great on CNN, Navarro.
00:31:15.560 You got Besant, vote. They're slowing down vote. They just said they're going to do 30 hours.
00:31:20.000 They're so apoplectic on vote. Rachel Maddow, every night, she's back to work five nights a
00:31:25.040 week. She ain't happy about it, okay?
00:31:26.700 Good, good.
00:31:27.340 She's on vote every night.
00:31:30.140 Morning Joe's doing 15-minute segments on the price of eggs. Just for the Republican caucus
00:31:34.540 over there. Look, only 170 people went to Doral. That is a warning flare. Why didn't everybody
00:31:43.500 go? What I'm hearing is that people are very upset that there's not enough serious work
00:31:48.580 going on this budget. And look, the reconciliations are fine. And there's no plan for that. Lindsey
00:31:58.180 Graham in the Senate, you should know, is coming forward with the two. They're coming forward
00:32:02.420 with the border and energy, et cetera. They're not doing it because they're friends of War
00:32:10.200 Room. Remember, the Senate's moving. The Senate's moving at the donors. The donors are very
00:32:14.700 concerned that if you have one big, beautiful bill, it's easier to vote down. They got to
00:32:19.680 get those tax cuts. I actually think it's easier if we bifurcate them. First of all, we got
00:32:25.920 to get the border. They don't have the money right now to do what Homan and these guys want
00:32:29.680 to do. Remember, it's mass deportations. The onesies Tuesday they're doing now is heroic.
00:32:34.520 I love the optics. We do know, though, from people there, it's getting harder. It's administrative
00:32:39.360 warrants. Pam Bondi is going to change that. Pam is going to be at the White House at 1130.
00:32:44.200 We may cut to the Oval Office. She may be in with the president. We'll cut to Pam Bondi.
00:32:47.960 He got approved last night. Seagal Chata out in Nevada has sent me. 19 attorney generals
00:32:54.680 are suing now, I think, on Kash Patel. So what was said on Richard Maller the last three
00:33:00.480 or four nights, they're digging in now. They're shattered. They don't have a leader. John Stewart
00:33:06.140 is telling Schumer, you've got to get off TV. But they're trying to regroup. They're trying
00:33:10.120 to look at a rally point, just like we did in 21. Remember that. And they're going to have
00:33:14.340 it. And they have many more resources. They still have the media. These guys are far from
00:33:19.180 done. This make this is why USAID has to get done because you're taking out a funding
00:33:24.180 pool. OK, so I want to go to a birch goal. The price of gold hit another all time high,
00:33:31.780 I think, overnight. I'm not here hawking gold. What I'm what we're making available to you
00:33:37.760 is in your thinking. And we know the audience loves receipts and loves details. It's very important,
00:33:46.240 we believe, for you to understand in all the range of alternative financial alternatives,
00:33:50.880 you need a hedge against times of turbulence. That's what gold's always been.
00:33:54.880 How gold's performed over the last couple of years has traditionally not had gold performance.
00:33:58.640 Dave Bratt knows this. I mean, I think we picked up it was like eleven hundred bucks an ounce or
00:34:01.980 twelve hundred bucks. You've never had these kind of moves. The moves are going because of the
00:34:09.040 decrease of the purchasing power of the dollar. Why is that? OK, let me think for a second. Hang on.
00:34:13.680 Oh, the deficits, the federal spending. It all gets the railhead all gets back.
00:34:18.440 The apparatus has more control over you. They're more involved in every aspect of your life.
00:34:22.860 Right. Inflation goes and now it's embedded. Bill Ackman. Can we put up the can we put up
00:34:28.540 the tweet from Ackman? You know, Ackman's no no fan of war war. But he is a major axe on
00:34:35.820 Wall Street as a hedge fund. I think he runs Pershing Pershing Square Capital. Pershing
00:34:40.920 Square Capital, as you know, is is one of the little squares there in New York that are
00:34:44.700 dotted with him. The and he's saying he has a whole thing about Elon Musk and about
00:34:51.540 Lenny Doge do their work and find these find these cuts and do this in supporting President
00:34:56.480 Trump and Elon Musk. But his preamble is the mantra of the war is that at thirty six trillion
00:35:02.600 and adding a trillion dollars every couple hundred days or so and having deficits still
00:35:07.840 annually at two trillion dollars in perpetuity, because, ladies and gentlemen, this is as far
00:35:12.480 as the eye can see. He's saying it's not sustainable. Plus, he gets to the point in having to refinance
00:35:17.740 that. He gets down to it. We're having to refinance that a third of it essentially every
00:35:22.280 year at higher and higher rates, because that's what's happening, that you're embedding
00:35:27.260 inflation that you can only take away when you cut the deficits. We're not talking about
00:35:32.800 in your lifetime, the lived experience of this audience. We will not get to ever taking off
00:35:40.500 a dollar, the principal amount of the of the debt. It won't happen. The struggle now, even
00:35:45.040 Elon Musk went for two trillion off the six point five now to now one trillion off. And
00:35:53.180 I'm not faulting him. I think he's understanding it's a lot more complicated. It's not like a
00:35:57.020 company. And this is my point about the OMB, where the money was, was, I think, shocked everybody
00:36:01.820 that, wow, it's everywhere. Head Start, Meals on Wheels in every congressional district. They were
00:36:05.800 getting blown up down a Doral. This is why this is why President Trump retracted the memo. But
00:36:10.940 remember, not the content of the memo, which was slow down payments. And it shows you everywhere.
00:36:15.940 Also shows you a complexity of Medicaid. Medicaid, you would think Medicaid and Defense
00:36:19.420 Department be the two you look at. Medicaid ain't so easy. Because since corporations haven't
00:36:24.240 been paying anybody and not picking up health care, Medicaid's in there. You know, it's it's
00:36:29.680 it's in it's going to MAGA, particularly working class Americans. That's just a reality you have
00:36:34.620 to face. So with all that, it gets down to Elon then cuts to a trillion dollars starting
00:36:41.680 next year. And what he's going to do is identify four billion a day between now and October
00:36:47.240 1st, the new fiscal year to identify and kick in. And I'm only my point is, yo, I got
00:36:52.560 that. But right now, I know you're doing the line diagram. But this weekend, sit down and
00:36:58.720 just round up to the nearest hundred billion. You do this in restructuring all the time.
00:37:04.480 You're not going to get to the fifth decimal place. You don't need to get to the fifth
00:37:07.780 decimal place. The thing's so big and out of control. And this is what's out of control
00:37:12.120 is the spending. And it's the system. Elon is out like I was a junior officer on a Navy
00:37:20.400 ship. You have to what's called fight the ship. You have to understand how a combatant
00:37:25.400 as a system works. And you also have to learn when the enemy gets a vote, when when you're
00:37:32.320 in combat and things start blowing up, you have to know the system well enough that you
00:37:36.400 can revert on damage control and do other things. You've seen this if you've ever watched
00:37:39.840 some of the war films about Navy ships. Elon's engineering brain is doing the same
00:37:44.780 thing. OMB memo is to find out where the cash is, how much percentage of it's out there
00:37:49.180 and where does it go. And he goes to the railhead, then back to Treasury that actually writes the
00:37:56.240 checks. And, you know, in Trump's version of the world, hey, the way you control a company
00:38:02.840 is control the checkbook. You don't sign any checks that you can slow down payments.
00:38:07.340 You can stretch out. You can make vendors a permanent part of your capital structure.
00:38:13.000 People do that all the time in restructurings. Right. I'll give you 10 percent. Now you
00:38:17.160 got to stretch your payments out. If vendors want to keep selling stuff, they have to do
00:38:20.420 it. It hurts them. But hey, that's just the life. And if people everybody in the audience
00:38:24.340 knows that you run a small business. But at the end of the day, the appropriations bill
00:38:31.800 is a law. It's a law for a reason. It's statutory. Everybody they vote on it. They negotiate it
00:38:39.660 for a year. They allocate it. And it goes into a first a Treasury where the payments go.
00:38:44.420 Then OMB had a manager had a look at it. But it's a law. President Trump's theory of the
00:38:49.180 case and Mark Paoletta and Jeff Clark and Russ Vogt, you know, three guys have been on the
00:38:55.800 show a lot, have this theory of the case of impoundment. And their theory of the case
00:39:00.160 of impoundment, like in the Green News scam, when President Trump signs an executive order
00:39:03.820 and say the Green News scam is over, right, that the $300 billion they're saying, they remember
00:39:09.040 the headline of the Financial Times, $300 billion. President Trump can grab that because
00:39:13.240 the trillion dollars was a ceiling and he can, in the unified theory of the executive,
00:39:20.140 chief executive, he can make a determination and give me that money and I'm going to reallocate
00:39:24.580 that to Tom Homan, et cetera. Okay? This is, by the way, it's an interesting theory. We happen
00:39:30.480 to believe it's correct here in the war room. But nine people in black robes across the street
00:39:35.460 are eventually going to make a decision on that day, Brad. So, and here's the thing. The 14th,
00:39:39.780 this train's left the station and it's hurtling down to a conclusion. Everything should be put
00:39:44.700 aside right now for the next 30 days. And Elon should sit down with the president. I understand
00:39:49.780 you're doing this stuff and running around and shutting down the FBI and God bless you. We need
00:39:53.800 it. However, the main thing is to make sure that, and we should have this, if it's going
00:40:00.300 to be too, if we don't have the political will and the votes to cut it, then let's just have
00:40:07.420 an adult conversation. Then we got to figure out how to finance it. But right now we're
00:40:10.780 kidding ourselves. And this is why you're seeing Byron Donalds. And this is why you're seeing
00:40:15.460 Eli Crane and Andy Biggs and the same guys. And Byron Donalds gets it. He's going to run
00:40:20.540 for governor of Florida. He wants to be part of a team that got something done in the house
00:40:25.420 day, Brad.
00:40:26.340 Yeah. Well, that's, that's the main point right there is back when I came in with Paul Ryan
00:40:31.300 and I assume these guys had a plan. There was no plan. And so now why is Elon, all the pressures
00:40:38.400 on Elon for this trillion, because the house and the Senate have totally failed. And the American
00:40:43.180 people are starting to see right now with these stories converging, Barrasso and Lindsey Graham
00:40:48.380 versus the speaker, Mike Johnson, in this debate over the one big, beautiful bill. How in the world
00:40:54.180 do we not have our ducks in a row, right? The left is planning to come after us. Schumer's going
00:40:59.240 bananas right now. MSNBC is blowing up. The time will come when they attack and we're not ready
00:41:07.100 to go. I mean, we're doing great work right now, but the House and the Senate aren't responsible
00:41:11.060 for any of it. Joni Ernst wrote an article yesterday, was in an article yesterday. She's
00:41:15.700 scared of USAID. She says they're coming after her. USAID is threatening her.
00:41:20.160 Oh, stop. What do you mean USAID is threatening her? What does that mean?
00:41:22.520 $50 billion. They said, you can't look to a U.S. senator. You can't look at these contracts.
00:41:27.300 You can't look at this classified stuff because you might leak it. They work for her, right? And so
00:41:32.960 this is the problem. This is the House and the Senate have been letting this go on for 20 years.
00:41:38.240 And now it's all coming out, right? And so the House and the Senate are going to look really bad
00:41:42.760 as this news emerges. And so getting back to your egg thing, right? This inflation and eggs are up.
00:41:50.160 It's total gaslighting, right? Prices went up 22% under the Biden regime. Inflation is 3% this year.
00:41:56.780 So prices are up 25% over the past five years. 25% out of your retirement account, by the way,
00:42:03.120 not just eggs. Your retirement account is worth 25% less. That has not sunk into the average American
00:42:10.580 person yet. And so-
00:42:12.740 It sank into the bricks.
00:42:13.920 Yeah.
00:42:14.300 This is why they tried to bind together to have a gold bank. And President Trump said,
00:42:17.760 hey, look, I love the bricks, 100% tariffs and you keep messing around with the dollar, right?
00:42:22.300 And people are getting confused about the causes of inflation. Friedman had it right. It's always
00:42:27.140 when you print $9 trillion M2, you're going to get inflation. It's money printing.
00:42:32.160 Explain that.
00:42:32.760 Yeah.
00:42:33.080 So-
00:42:33.320 What's M2?
00:42:34.040 M2 is the amount of money in your economy, right? And so if you print way too much money,
00:42:37.980 you're supposed to print the percent change of GDP growth. Skip the details here though.
00:42:43.180 What matters is people think government spending causes inflation. It does not. It appears to,
00:42:48.940 because every time we spend government spending is $2 trillion, the Federal Reserve comes in and
00:42:54.560 accommodates it. That's the big word for the day when it comes to the Fed. The Federal Reserve
00:42:59.400 accommodates their spending so that interest rates don't go through the roof. That is not
00:43:05.060 really their job, right? They're not supposed to be accommodating and making it easy for our
00:43:10.320 government to run $2 trillion deficits. But when you have the Uniparty and no congressional
00:43:16.000 oversight from the House and the Senate, again, I repeat myself, for the past 30 years, the Fed
00:43:21.280 gets us into the 0708 financial crisis, creates the Tea Party movement. That leads into this
00:43:27.220 populist movement that's international in scope. Trump is clear in the field right now. The left is
00:43:33.580 apoplectic. But it all comes down to this $36 trillion in debt. That's $36 trillion. Where do you
00:43:40.620 see that in our economy? What's that $36 trillion in debt done for you, as Steve says, every day?
00:43:45.600 Where do you see it? Do you see it in the cities? Do you see it in human capital? Do you see it
00:43:48.740 anywhere? It's crowding out our ability to do anything, right? Yeah, we're coming up. Hang on
00:43:53.740 one second. We're going to take a short break. I've listened to the audience. Dave is in the room.
00:44:00.920 He's at the mic. Short break. Back in a moment.
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00:45:23.380 So, Birch Gold, make sure this is about turbulence. I want you to be as smart as possible. The end of
00:45:37.120 the dollar empire. Make sure you go and get It's Been on Fire, the request for this. Modern monetary
00:45:42.880 theory. People are digging it. Brad's going to be here. We got Rickards coming on the geopolitics
00:45:50.160 and capital markets because, quite frankly, this is every March 14th. And I'm telling you now what's
00:45:56.260 going to happen is going to be extend the CR for one year. Extend the CR for one year. And that means
00:46:02.980 we're going off last year's spending, which is, it's still Biden's, it's Biden's numbers. We have to face
00:46:09.800 the reality. We kick this thing into the can to make sure that President Trump get a shot at doing
00:46:13.440 the budget. We have to do it. Johnson, these guys, everything should be dropped right now.
00:46:18.520 The focus should be on this. You need focus is power. Focus is power. I would actually say focus
00:46:25.040 oftentimes is a superpower. Right? Focus is power. It's one of the reasons we were one of the elements
00:46:31.580 with you and you were the major element of turning this thing around because we focus on going after
00:46:37.280 the illegitimate regime every day and able to get a rally point like they're trying to do right now
00:46:42.780 over on the left. And all I'm hearing all day, my phone's been blown up. People tell me, hey,
00:46:48.300 they're coming with lawsuits. They're trying to slow everything down. They're trying to slow
00:46:51.660 to get through the hundred days and the six months and then basically try to entangle President Trump
00:46:57.540 and everything. This is why we don't need to entangle ourselves in more things. The list of stuff we
00:47:03.440 have is monumental. It will return America to its greatness, but you have to rank order those of
00:47:08.960 what we have to do. And the, um, you know, as much as it's positive and things are positive,
00:47:15.640 when you look at Gallup and these others, it's about 48 or 49% approval is about 47% disapproval.
00:47:24.040 Now I know in groups we break out and I would say actually this thing could be in the mid fifties,
00:47:28.180 but even that, given what you're trying to accomplish, which is huge is, uh, is amazingly,
00:47:34.600 you know, important. Uh, Patriot mobile, make sure I'm in, I'm in, um, I'm in, um, uh, on the 28th,
00:47:45.060 Friday night, the 28th in Tarrant County. If we can get that up, Poso is going to be with me.
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00:47:55.340 putting it on Patriot mobile, your Christian values backed up every day by Glenn story and the team,
00:48:02.200 just absolutely amazing. Um, so I'll be down there on Friday. We'll probably be doing the show
00:48:07.340 from around down in the Dallas Fort worth area. We'll figure it out and get, uh, get notification
00:48:12.280 to you, um, about what we do. Also at CPAC, we're going to be at CPAC, um, in a very special,
00:48:20.320 I think we're working on some special accommodations given the size of the show and the amount of people
00:48:24.700 we're bringing CPAC.org put in a war room. You get a 20, you get a huge discount. Tickets are 76
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00:48:35.680 couple of thousand that we, we brought last year. So, uh, pretty amazing. Also, uh, Patriot mobile,
00:48:41.740 uh, in birch gold, birch gold, make sure you go and get all the access, the information. They got a
00:48:47.000 great thing. Invest, investing in gold during the age of Trump. Second term, read it, understand,
00:48:53.060 and then talk to Philip Patrick and the team. Professor. Yeah. You've been, you've been chomping
00:48:57.260 the bit here. Yep. Yep. You got the, Cameron, you got the chart with the equations up at the top.
00:49:02.480 This is wonky. I'm not going to make it wonky. This is wonky. No, this is beyond wonky. This is
00:49:07.240 right here. You don't get this at Harvard Business School. My brain is frozen. That's the problem,
00:49:12.480 right? Here's the fundamentals. There's three things that this is a solo Nobel prize winning
00:49:18.760 economic growth model, uh, solo 50 years ago, three things in that equation cost growth capital
00:49:24.440 stock. Uh, the capital stock in China right now is a hundred trillion in the U S of a it's only
00:49:30.080 70 trillion. So I hate to be a downer. We're doing great things right now. Elon, Trump, everything
00:49:35.360 that's just to stop the dumpster fire, right? They're just stopping the bleeding. They're stopping
00:49:40.720 the Marxist Leninist overtake of this country, but to rebuild, if you don't rebuild your capital
00:49:46.720 stock and we haven't even started, Trump's putting all the right moves in place for that to occur,
00:49:51.680 uh, three, uh, things in that equation, capital stock, human capital, the literacy rate in downtown
00:49:56.980 Chicago for the poor kids is 12% of the kids can read in the third grade. You tell me how that's
00:50:02.840 the American citizen first that the liberals care about. And third is technological growth. So he's
00:50:07.360 got the techno brothers on board, uh, but we'll see if they can put policies in place that help the
00:50:13.060 middle-class, uh, next chart, uh, Denver. I just want to bring this one up. I'm giving this talk at
00:50:18.080 the Atlantic council, uh, in a couple hours, uh, with some of our friends from Ukraine.
00:50:23.100 Hold it. Stop. Stop. Talk about Buzzkill. The Atlantic council is the word. I'm a convertum.
00:50:29.920 You're there as a populist nation. That's the biggest globalist. Okay. Yes. I'm going full on.
00:50:35.600 Uh, look at this chart. Uh, you can go back to 1981 Denver. Uh, there's India and China,
00:50:40.480 the big red balls making $2,000 a year, uh, in 1980. I see all those yellow balls to the far
00:50:47.720 right. Uh, the rich ones, the further to the right you are, the richer are all those yellow
00:50:51.840 balls are what's known as Protestant Christian countries in Western Europe, the free market
00:50:57.400 system, all the humanity made $500 a year for all the human history until we chose it's a social
00:51:03.840 choice, the free market system. This does not go against anything in the Trump agenda.
00:51:09.560 He's trying to get back to a level playing field where the globalists and the European elites
00:51:15.540 in Canada's true dough and Mexican, Mexican criminal class, not the people. We love all the people
00:51:21.780 everywhere. Uh, but the, the elitists have been ripping off the United States forever. Canada's,
00:51:27.240 uh, spending on defense is 1.4%. It should be 4%. And they're lecturing us. Uh, what I want to point
00:51:34.960 out on that graph right there, those Christian countries, this is by Bradford DeLong, a top
00:51:39.680 economist at Berkeley. I don't think he's a Presbyterian. The probability of the Christian
00:51:44.800 countries growing like that is one in 10,000. There's a one in 10,000 chance that all those
00:51:51.460 Christian countries grew the fastest in the world, uh, at random. It didn't happen that way.
00:51:57.820 Our, our most recent, uh, Nobel prize in economics went for the outstanding contribution that private
00:52:04.300 property rights and the rule of law is helpful to economic growth. No kidding. Uh, so is the
00:52:10.040 Christian religion. Uh, so is a morality. All of our founders knew that. I get grief with it,
00:52:15.060 but this is the underpinnings of the Judeo-Christian West. Yeah, that's right. Those, those ethics and
00:52:19.740 those values. Yeah, that's right. And, and, and, uh, and the, uh, the work ethic, uh, the husbanding
00:52:25.940 of resources, the stewardship, all of it, Old Testament and New Testament combined led to the
00:52:32.400 underpinnings of that that make these successful societies. Correct. And you can copy the cookbook.
00:52:37.420 Japan did, but then MIDI that their manufacturing got too tight with the government and they had
00:52:41.920 lost decade or two. Like we're about ready to have. And as I mean by that, well, our culture is fading
00:52:47.480 too. We're going to these techno bros. I thought, I thought we're heading to a new golden age.
00:52:51.280 President Trump tells me that we're going to get that story. Okay. The right stuff. What's the
00:52:56.000 right stuff mean to you? Right stuff is the Judeo-Christian West and everything that goes with it.
00:53:01.060 That it's indefinable, but you know it when you see it. And I see it in Dave Bratt.
00:53:07.380 Bratt, when are you going into treasury and get a real job? Don't go to the Atlantic Council.
00:53:12.520 I'm waiting for the invisible hand. It's going to happen. Something will happen.
00:53:15.460 Short break. Jim Rickards joins us next in the war room.
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