Tulsi Gabbard and Bobby Kennedy are on the brink of breaking cloture in the House of Representatives on a bill that would defund the entire federal government. Stephen K. Bannon breaks down the impact of the bill and what it would mean for the country.
00:09:05.000Not that we don't – we're already at the debt ceiling limit, so we can't borrow anymore.
00:09:10.000What we're doing right now is Scott Besant is kind of juggling the books over there and making sure the cash comes in and pays down everything on – in a current basis interest so we're not in arrears on anything.
00:09:24.000In fact, I didn't give you the Moskovitz thing.
00:09:26.000We'll just get it off – if you get it.
00:09:31.000So there's a multi-pronged attack on President Trump.
00:09:34.000MTG right there is giving some backup, particularly in the House, of exactly what Doge is finding.
00:09:40.000And I'm going to play Moskovitz's thing in a little while.
00:09:43.000He went down to the wall yesterday and kind of repeated war room, which is, hey, we got a 14 March.
00:09:48.000The House refuses to address it because they're running around these reconciliation bills, which reconciliation bills are fine.
00:09:55.000We're very supportive of the concept and particularly supportive of the two-bill process, which I think is what we're going to end up doing, which they should have started doing at the beginning.
00:10:04.000But the compulsory is you have to fund the government, and that funding runs out at midnight on 14 March.
00:10:11.000And don't think the Democrats are too dumb to understand that they are laying a trap to essentially force the shutdown of the government of President Trump's government.
00:10:22.000Let's play – I want to play Moskovitz from yesterday, and then I'll comment.
00:10:26.000Natalie is going to join us because the other attack is in the federal courts.
00:10:29.000The other attack is in the state courts.
00:10:31.000They're trying to slow down days of thunder, and now you've got many people coming in and kind of piling to the back to make sure they have President Trump's back.
00:11:45.000But if that's true, Mr. Speaker, if Elon Musk and Doge has found all this fraud and waste and abuse, hundreds of billions of dollars, as they claim.
00:11:55.000Well, then, Mr. Speaker, we can't fund the government by CR anymore because the CR would refund all of that waste, fraud and abuse.
00:12:03.000That Doge has found, which means the only way to fund the government is to fund it by individual spending bills.
00:12:10.000But we're running out of time, Mr. Speaker.
00:12:12.000We have a month before the government shuts down.
00:12:15.000We've got to get back to the process of individual spending bills.
00:12:18.000If we don't, if we don't, then the Speaker will be the one who will have closed the government for the American people.
00:12:57.000I'm willing to work for the next month so that we can fund the government appropriately by the 12 individual spending bills, a promise that my Republican colleagues made.
00:13:07.000But the Speaker's got to start getting that train moving.
00:13:11.000Otherwise, he will close the government.
00:13:20.000And this is why I've said now for months since Doge first came up, you've got to merge in the Doge process into the appropriations process.
00:13:28.000Did we not fight for individual appropriations bills?
00:13:31.000Because this is where you're actually going to address not just the waste, fraud and abuse, but even deeper programmatically why we're doing this.
00:13:39.000This is why in the middle of the night, MTG, Lauren Boebert, Eli Crane, Matt Gates, Andy Biggs, familiar names, heard those names before?
00:13:52.000There's nothing that's come up in USAID except maybe the Internet, the Internet news connections or some others that people haven't argued about for years.
00:14:00.000It was establishment Republicans at the committee level, at the committee level.
00:14:42.000So, and they got all, they've also announced four and a half trillion cuts or five trillion cuts or something.
00:14:49.000I guarantee you, I haven't looked at the details, guarantee you a dollar to a donut, as my beloved late mother would say, that it's all in the out years.
00:17:48.000Let's just deal with the easier of the financial mess that we're in.
00:17:53.000But some point in time, you have to have the political will to just say, we can only afford this going forward at these spending levels if we increase three ways to do it.
00:18:33.000And this is not arguing about angels on the head of a pin.
00:18:37.000This is kind of the predicate that sets all the math that comes forward.
00:18:41.000These are the basic core assumptions that one has to be kind of correct about or at least directionally correct.
00:18:46.000Now, Elon yesterday, and I'll break that down later in the show, he was talking about 5 percent.
00:18:51.000So Andreessen, these guys saying, if you just take off the regulatory apparatus, in other words, if you let the oligarchs be oligarchs, they're going to get to 5 percent.
00:18:58.000Now, there won't be anybody working for him because I'll be artificial intelligence.
00:19:42.000This is an unpleasant reality the creditors committee, which is you, have to face, is that it takes a while to turn the aircraft carrier around.
00:19:52.000But $4 trillion two years is basically $2 trillion a year.
00:20:05.000We're on a run rate – I think we're $850 billion already in deficit right now, which, by the way, up until at least January was a record pace.
00:21:54.000When we run out of Japanese insurance companies, when we run out of the Chinese Communist Party, when you run out of the guys in the Gulf Emirates,
00:22:00.000when everybody's tapped out, when everybody's tapped out, they just create them and you own them.
00:22:06.000And they do all kind of, you know, oh, but this is public debt, public held, they got all the things in the debt and the net debt.
00:22:13.000I like looking at the gross number, which I think is one, three or one, four trillion in interest.
00:22:20.000Like I said, I haven't taken these numbers to the fifth decimal place, but directionally, this is all close.
00:22:25.000And look, everything I've said, it's all coming, like I told you, months ago.
00:23:44.000I think he's up to 50% of the federal workforce.
00:23:47.000And that's going to be tangled up in courts, but at least it's a shot across the bow.
00:23:50.000And Natalie's going to be here in a second.
00:23:52.000Talk about, that's not easy because these judges are, this is, this is the J6 all over again.
00:23:58.000Now it's against President Trump and his programs, but let's get back.
00:24:04.000You have the tax, you have the tax deal and they want, I think four and a half trillion dollars in the tax and the ways I mean, I haven't seen.
00:24:11.000I just got to make sure that the no tax on Social Security is there because yesterday, voila, out of nowhere, the Penn Wharton, you know, all of a sudden they put an analysis out there that I'm sure wasn't paid by the Koch brothers, hint, hint.
00:24:27.000Because it said, gosh, we can't really cut taxes on Social Security for the, for the middle class because, you know, it may help the wealthy too much.
00:24:35.200And then when you look at the study, is this had to be a bad thing or hurt the Social Security thing?
00:24:39.600The, you look down, they, they never like, uh, had, uh, oh, you would back and fill.
00:24:45.080If you, if you get to everybody and you had a gap, maybe you increase taxes on the wealthy.
00:25:05.140One, folks that have worked all their lives and are now in the golden years and finally get a little time off to themselves to kind of, uh, you know, do what they want to do and pursue their purposes, having to be in the grind every day.
00:25:21.440Even if you loved your job, not only do you get your Social Security, which is not supposed to totally be out yet, but you get that.
00:25:27.600You don't have to pay taxes on it, which has always been, I thought, egregious.
00:25:59.140He's talking about stuff that's been in the system that people have been trying to dig out for years and have been buried by the Republican establishment at the subcommittee level.
00:26:06.980Not even coming up to the floor at the subcommittee level.
00:30:46.540So, folks, let's step back for a second.
00:30:49.000On the battlefield of Days of Thunder and pushing through President Trump's agenda, as I said, you've got the – let's go back to the – you've got the kinetic part of the Third World War.
00:31:42.080Number two, you've got in the Middle East, you've got – you know, President Trump's kind of given the ultimatum, the ultimatum, high noon hostages, all hostages.
00:31:50.860Or, you know, they're going to go back to work on the Muslim Brotherhood Hamas.
00:31:56.980I will tell you, General Sisi canceled his trip to see President Trump last week.
00:32:02.660They had the King of Jordan yesterday.
00:32:41.800Because the infrastructure was allowed to deteriorate under Biden.
00:32:45.440Also, Homan, Liz, you're probably this afternoon, the Catholic Church, the progressive part of the Catholic Church, i.e. the Pope and his gang, are now fully thrown down on this thing.
00:32:58.800To basically go against MAGA, the President of the United States, the United States of America, Tom Homan.
00:33:33.840And then you have the legislation part, which is the reconciliation.
00:33:36.720So we're covering that kind of matrix.
00:33:39.840In this, and yesterday I held up the New York Times outside the courthouse to say they're coming at the – in the federal courts, they're all over.
00:33:51.080And they're selecting these judges, these district federal judges, to give blanket relief or blanket stand-downs for the whole nation.
00:34:01.240And as Natalie Winters has found, these are the most radical judges and really activists.
00:34:07.600And this big question about a constitutional crisis, do you actually – when they tell you you've got to stop – you've stopped spending, you've got to keep putting the money in the system, you just say, no, we're not going to do that.
00:34:18.300Let's go to the appellate court, or what are you going to do about it?
00:34:22.840My big fear, and I think I'm right on this one, the ticking time bomb or the clear and present danger is the state court in New York City.
00:34:31.380Because if the – Washington, D.C. is the bridge of the ship with the home offices and the Fed and the Treasury and the White House.
00:34:40.040If it's the bridge, the engine room on transactions is New York City.
00:34:44.120Everything runs through there, and it gives them jurisdiction.
00:34:46.960And you have a radical source element in the Manhattan district attorney who – panel, grand jury, indict anybody.
00:34:53.660And Tish James, who's overseeing it, who then brings civil suits or whatever to slow people down.
00:35:19.200Well, I think just to link it back to everything you're saying, right, all the people right now who are melting down about how USAID being shut down is going to destroy the so-called soft power of the United States.
00:35:31.260Well, I think what they've done to you, what they've done to President Trump, what they've done with these radical appointments, not of judges but of activists – I guess we now know why.
00:35:40.780Democrats in the Senate were working overtime and into the wee hours of the night to confirm as many judges as possible because that was essentially the backbone, the sort of central nervous system of their resistance efforts, of course, in concert with the media, with the civil society mass demonstration-type groups.
00:35:59.220But I think it's important to not just sort of let the idea of someone being a judge kind of go unnoticed or leave no stone unturned.
00:36:08.460So basically all of the judges who have tried to block President Trump's efforts to, I think if you get to the heart of it, deconstruct the administrative state, whether that's the spending freeze, whether that's stopping the grants over at NIH, USAID, Treasury, Labor, you name it.
00:36:24.600All of those judges who are basically rubber stamping the kind of, I would say, activist, wet dreams of the most far-left resistance organizations that you've ever met, they all have extremely concerning histories and track records, not just of donating to Democrats and being involved with Democratic politics, but more precisely making legal decisions that are not rooted in anything constitutional.
00:36:48.880You want to talk about a constitutional crisis? Let's talk about the records of these judges.
00:36:52.880But just to get really granular, one of the top judges who's been really creating issues for President Trump is none other, not Mitch McConnell, but John McConnell, the chief judge out in Rhode Island, who is not only just blocking President Trump's federal spending freeze,
00:37:08.180but he's even going so far as to threaten criminal charges against President Trump and those of his advisers who want to kind of roll out that policy proposal.
00:37:16.980Just to set the stage, we're going to play a kind of smattering of clips showing you just how radical this guy is.
00:37:22.780But this is someone who was a member of the Finance Committee back for Hillary Clinton's Senate campaign, hosted fundraisers for her, was on the board of Planned Parenthood,
00:37:31.120helped ACLU sue ICE over a dead Chinese, probably Communist Party-linked migrant, worked on countless Democratic campaigns collectively between him and his wife.
00:37:42.260They've donated six figures to Democratic politicians, candidates, campaigns, and the media wants to just make the headline, right?
00:37:51.120Oh, judge slaps down dictator Trump wanting to do a federal spending freeze.
00:37:55.680But I want to play this montage of clips if we can, just to show you how truly beyond the pale and radical this so-called independent arbiter of fact in this, you know, legal mind
00:38:06.820that the mainstream media is now in will and wooing over.
00:38:10.840Judge John McConnell, let's roll the clips.
00:38:43.900When you're sentencing someone, when we talk about sentencing,
00:38:47.120that you have to take a moment and realize that this, you know, middle class, white, male, privileged person
00:38:55.960needs to understand the human being that comes before us, that may be a woman, it may be black, may be transgender, may be poor, may be rich, may be whatever,
00:39:05.740where courts stand and enforce the rule of law that is against arbitrary and capricious actions by what could be a tyrant or could be a whatnot.
00:39:18.280We saw plenty of examples of that recently.
00:39:20.860So too often, to really understand this, we fall back on kind of a stereotypical comment that judges should have no opinions and whatnot, and that's just not true.
00:39:33.240We have put together a diversity and inclusion and racial justice committee that has three goals.
00:39:41.280That in many ways, racism is a white people's problem, and white people need to figure out how to solve it and need to do the hard work to fixing it.
00:39:49.600And we all have racism, obviously, but not the overt kind.
00:39:57.760So I think where he's had the biggest...
00:39:59.840Okay, so Natalie, and by the way, I want to thank you for getting that, it worked out.
00:40:08.180The engine rooms sent me that this is forum shopping, the official term of our forum or venue shopping, and that's what you're seeing here.
00:40:35.680But he was actually speaking to a high school, both children and their parents.
00:40:41.180So that was his sort of watered-down version of radicalism.
00:40:45.040But no, that's the chief judge, like I said, in Rhode Island, who runs the court up there.
00:40:49.880And basically, Steve, I mean, they, and when I say they, I mean the Mark Elias's of the world, the Normi's and the people who are sort of the architects of the Democrat current lawfare strategy.
00:40:58.620They've admitted to court shopping, right?
00:41:01.200That was sort of what they were planning, I think, since they saw President Trump win North Carolina and then Pennsylvania.
00:41:06.840They started realizing we need to get, you know, kind of our work in order.
00:41:11.820But I just think it sort of broadly, more conceptually, goes back to this idea, right, that the NGOs that were bankrolling, they're not actually NGOs.
00:41:20.580They're traitors and they're organizations that are being used to destroy this country.
00:41:29.520And in the same way, I think the brilliance of President Trump is he can sort of unmask and reveal the radicalism and politicization of every aspect of American society, though I guess it's not really politicization.
00:41:40.280It's just the embedding of the deep state and the idea that these courts, whether it's the kind of impeachment witnesses, that they don't have to answer to President Trump.
00:41:49.320And just because they don't like his approach to politics, therefore, they are justified to engage in sort of outside the system change, which I think if you get to the core of what Norm Eisen is talking about, the idea of these color revolutions, it to its core is a movement that fundamentally rejects election results.
00:42:07.960And in the same way, all of these judges, right, are essentially doing that because they just don't like the policies of President Trump.
00:42:14.720And, yeah, what he said in those clips are absolutely radical, and it's not just supposed to be a gotcha moment, but it just shows you that judges like him are using their courts, their power and their influence not to reflect anything constitutional, but to take out their woefully misguided, truly radical ideologies on this country.
00:42:35.820And after the break, if we still have time, we can get into who's exactly doing the court shopping, the groups that are behind this, because as you can probably imagine, it all goes back to the law fair that we've seen over the last four years, too.
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00:43:24.980Pete Hexeth said, hey, it's unrealistic to think we're going back to pre-war borders in Ukraine.
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00:50:06.220Natalie Winters, the groups that are driving this and driving these to really go forum shopping and to get these radical judges there at the forefront.
00:50:16.480They're the vanguard of trying to shut down President Trump's revolution, ma'am.
00:50:20.580Yeah, I guess it's forum shopping to destroy America.
00:50:26.600And when you look at who these people are that are involved, it's always they say conspiracy theories.
00:50:31.240I think in the war room we say pattern recognition.
00:50:33.940And I think case in point, right, Protect Democracy, this group that was intimately involved with keeping President Trump off the ballot in Colorado,
00:50:43.220is part of the group that represents Democracy Forward, that's been behind virtually every single lawsuit against every action taken by President Trump.
00:50:53.380And you know who chairs the board of Democracy Forward?
00:50:59.400So please spare me the idea that Mark Elias is some independent arbiter of elections and electoral politics when he's the one directly responsible for not just being the lifeblood and, you know,
00:51:10.320the front lines of everyone who represents the deep state here in D.C.
00:51:13.620But they're launching legal assault after legal assault on President Trump every single day.
00:51:20.800And remember, States United for Democracy, the Democracy Defenders Fund, that's the Norm Eisen group,
00:51:27.280they're the one that basically brought the case against all the people out in Arizona, as FOIA information and materials now show.
00:51:34.080They've also been suing doge from every single vertical.
00:51:38.140So it's the same exact people who are all bankrolled and funded by the same exact institutions.
00:51:44.380And they're using the same straplines and messaging that they used to come after President Trump,
00:51:49.720certainly for the kind of interregnum period from 2020 to 2024.
00:51:53.260But it's also the same people who were involved from 2016 to 2020 with the impeachments or the various lawfare stuff.
00:51:59.880So I think it just sort of shows you that the deep state does exist.
00:52:05.080And right now their weapon of choice is lawfare because they have nothing else.
00:52:10.220But I think it sort of proves that every lawsuit that they're bringing against him is not rooted in constitutional jurisprudence or anything remotely legal.
00:52:18.120It's rooted in pure political grievance and a meltdown over the fact that President Trump is deconstructing the administrative state.
00:52:25.320Okay, Natalie, we're going to let you get over to the White House.
00:52:30.500There will be a lot happening this afternoon.
00:52:32.100Pam Bondi is going to have a press conference at 4.30, her first as Attorney General of the United States.
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