Bannon's War Room - Episode 4449： Special Coverage Of Trump's 100 Days

00:00:00.000 welcome back we're going to go right to our dc studio and john solomon john put this in

00:00:18.620 perspective the first hundred days of the second term sir uh historic by any measure compared to

00:00:26.060 any president in modern history more action more campaign promises delivered uh more energy more

00:00:32.760 freneticism more impact on the globe but at the end of the day uh this presidency and its arc its

00:00:40.460 record of success will be defined in the next 100 days what happens in the next 100 days well to

00:00:45.980 determine how far this president can uh rise how far his achievements are congress has to do its

00:00:52.260 job it hasn't yet it has to do its job by the second 100 days if the president gets trade deals

00:00:58.260 in place with major countries even if china's isolated on the outside this becomes a historic

00:01:03.380 presidency tax cuts renewed uh you're going to have an economic boom that looks like the 1990s

00:01:09.380 uh if peace is brought to iran or to russia and ukraine so unexpected that will accelerate uh a

00:01:16.620 global movement around the trump doctrine but the second hundred days are going to be more important

00:01:21.680 in the first hundred days and the ball is in republicans court okay hang on one second like

00:01:27.680 you're saying by july by the way the president may walk out at any moment we're going to cut right to

00:01:31.820 that sure solomon you're saying by 29 july that's the second hundred days right in this next night

00:01:37.680 it is no be first it would actually be no be first a little august early august yeah early august what what

00:01:44.600 would give me your two or three things that have to happen sir to make it historic i got to get the

00:01:50.960 tax cuts done they got to shrink the size of government they got to get some trade deals to

00:01:54.340 prove that the terrorists really work like they look like they're working right now you accomplish

00:01:58.260 those three things the economic boom that's on the horizon for america and for the globe is epic you

00:02:03.620 throw in one peace deal maybe it's iran unexpectedly though i don't think the mullahs are going to deal

00:02:08.160 or russia ukraine and now the trump doctrine is affirmed it really works on the global stage and

00:02:13.960 there's nothing the media can write about then that will tarnish what this president has accomplished

00:02:17.840 huge huge huge yeah that that if two of the three that you mentioned john happen it's it's already

00:02:25.400 historic i'm just it would be historic uh i made i happy about what cash is doing with the fbi as

00:02:32.800 well i don't know if you saw this now he is seriously weeding out the the anti-trump people folks within

00:02:38.000 the fbi and it's a it's a tall tall task right john there's a lot of that going on there the deep state

00:02:43.760 it turns out isn't the conspiracy theory at all is it no it's not and listen there's also just

00:02:50.060 legacy from the biden administration that massively threatens all of our lives there are 1200 known

00:02:55.480 terrorists on our soil that came in during the biden years that they're trying to find and get

00:02:59.480 out here that distracts a lot of resources right you want to get and take the guy the bad guys from

00:03:04.300 january 6th who turned the government against us or russia collusion but you want to get the

00:03:08.600 terrorists out first they're balancing that and president trump has done it 74 terrorists knocked off in

00:03:13.580 the first three months of this president overseas that's historic uh but there's a lot of work done

00:03:18.640 the biden presidency created far more harm far more damage to this country than most of us appreciate it

00:03:23.660 okay i'm gonna go around the horn until the president comes out solomon you've been doing this for a long

00:03:29.400 time knowing the institutions and how tough they are to change in washington dc this is imperial

00:03:35.640 capital folks like rome ancient rome what has been the most impressive thing that you've seen the

00:03:42.460 president united states do in his first 100 days i think showing that the tariff strategy can achieve

00:03:49.820 prosperity just like strength achieve peace during reagan is going to be the greatest legacy

00:03:54.440 no one thought he had the courage to do it all of the wall streeters were trying to talk him out of 1.00

00:03:58.480 it he did it i think it's the single greatest transformation he can bring china to its knees 0.97

00:04:03.240 in the next few months if he does it right by the way you got a story we'll get to tomorrow about

00:04:08.720 delisting about not wall street you know uh bowling's buddies financing financing these guys financing

00:04:17.200 the chinese communist party in their military time you gave us you did side eye when he was talking

00:04:21.860 about you do you do agree yes if the uh end result is as planned that tariffs come down unilaterally

00:04:31.740 across every what do you think is the most impressive thing he's done in the first 100

00:04:35.580 no doubt he's he's he's shut the border down i mean that that's it's because langford told us

00:04:40.300 remember and you're the first guy to bring it up langford had a formula it was two million a year

00:04:44.360 before anything trigger before anything from being the senate the senate republicans who

00:04:48.560 two million a year deal of a immigration deal that started it didn't kick in until two million

00:04:55.320 illegally came across per year and and then they say oh what's wrong with this deal i dropped their

00:05:01.720 brilliant to walk away from that garbage brian glenn give it to me you you're up close and personal

00:05:06.660 on it every day in the white house what's the most impressive thing you've seen about president 0.95

00:05:10.540 trump in the first 100 days sir

00:05:11.980 i gotta say the border hearing the tom holman talk about the number of apprehensions that are

00:05:22.940 they're they're not having at the border went from what 15 000 a day at one point

00:05:27.720 to having maybe a couple dozen uh at the border it's just a massive closure that he's done at the

00:05:34.560 border which trickles down to the amount of sex trafficking that's gone over the amount of drugs

00:05:39.800 that have gone over so it's got to be the border and i would say number two winning on the cultural war

00:05:45.920 keeping men out of women's sports standing up for families standing up for christians

00:05:51.700 that's got to be the top two for me steve what what is the different vibe we asked uh we asked

00:05:57.860 natalie this earlier what's the different vibe at the white house particularly on the press side

00:06:02.400 when you talk about the culture

00:06:03.420 well there's obviously you know maga in the you know the in the briefing room which is great it's nice

00:06:14.640 to look around and see that from what i've been told from the bike what music is stuck

00:06:18.700 i thought we might get uh trump walking out here uh it's been the the over i i would say the balance

00:06:26.860 now that we now have a chance to not only ask the president a question that we need to know but it

00:06:32.980 also gives

00:06:33.620 to focus on the good things that he's doing for our country all the good things so trust me steven you

00:06:42.880 know this the the legacy media is not going to focus on any of the positive and so i try to be

00:06:49.300 an alternative voice in that room to give uh not only the trump administration a choice a chance to

00:06:55.820 talk about it but also i just kind of want to elbow some of the uh the legacy news to let them know

00:07:01.540 that hey maga's in the room you're not going to run amok like he used to do brian glenn you will live

00:07:07.360 in the annals of the white house correspondent association forever hey you got a suit do you own

00:07:12.380 a suit it's still it's changed the direction of world history what what's your um most impressive

00:07:18.740 trump victory so far the most impressive trump victory is every day showing up and doing it like

00:07:24.860 a house of fire i've never seen the energy this man's 78 years old this is 18 people should know

00:07:30.880 this guy sleeps four or five hours a night he's on it this is 20 hours a day if you think about it

00:07:36.740 of like johnson trying to stop the kinetic third world war deal with tariffs uh take down the

00:07:43.560 administrative state uh deal with china everything he's doing drugs shutting the border so you know 0.73

00:07:49.160 they tell him to take years and two millions shut it in 60 days it's just the fact that every day he

00:07:54.360 shows up and represents and if you see him in the oval it's like every day is the same day it's the

00:08:01.060 same energy it's the same graciousness it's the same i mean who does that it's it's it's it's

00:08:06.680 it's his superpower is his ability just to do it at such an intense high level like these rallies i

00:08:14.240 mean he feeds off the energy of people but to me the greatest accomplishment is just this entire

00:08:20.620 revolution that he's done solomon real quickly you've been in this town for 30 years um do you know

00:08:27.520 how hard it is to change look at the monumental things mean any one thing in and of itself they'd be

00:08:33.360 talking about it for what somebody did in 100 days he's done 25 or 30 of these right and they're not

00:08:40.920 small things to change the commercial uh basically interactions of the world to change the geopolitics

00:08:46.900 of the world to bring us back to hemispheric defense to take on an existential threat that's

00:08:51.680 been built up by the enemies of his movement wall street the global corporatist silicon valley nato

00:08:57.200 on on notice and put nate on notice the russian army is your issue we got the russian navy everything

00:09:02.400 solomon have you ever seen it just get tell people given bush and obama i don't care if you're republican

00:09:08.540 or democrat how kind of tiny steps presidents take this guy comes in essentially like a savage

00:09:14.840 and just takes it all on every day it's the same guy yeah and he's done it he's the first president

00:09:21.620 in my lifetime and maybe the first president in history that hasn't needed the intelligentsia and the

00:09:26.660 elitists of washington to affirm what he's doing every one of those elitists are opposing him and

00:09:31.460 it only gives him more energy to deliver to the everyday americans this is a president connected to

00:09:36.860 middle america and not to the washington white house correspondents association or the power parties

00:09:42.300 in washington or the elitists who run media politics and business in this country he never forgets

00:09:48.860 who put him in office and the reason he's in michigan tonight and not sitting with uh alligator

00:09:53.440 issued lobbyists in washington is he's the first president who hasn't needed the washington

00:09:57.940 establishment to get things done what do you anticipate uh his message is going to be tonight

00:10:04.380 for his uh one his faithful and to the nation and three the world i think he will tell uh americans that

00:10:11.820 i'm glad what we did the first hundred days and i'll go through it quicker but you know what it's the

00:10:15.180 next hundred days and 100 days after that all 1200 days of my presidency that's what's going to matter

00:10:19.820 he will lean into an agenda if you think you're exhausted by what he's accomplished and put on the

00:10:24.060 table he's probably going to exhaust you tonight by putting about another hundred items on the to-do list

00:10:28.920 get ready so so great gruber put us in the room out there macomb county what's the uh what's the

00:10:37.160 anticipation like well it's ymca time steve oh that's what time it is here uh one of my predictions

00:10:46.180 has come true already although the president's not dancing look i i want to agree with john solomon

00:10:51.380 and you uh i agree with john solomon the next 100 days are critical to the future of this presidency

00:10:57.040 uh the republicans have got to get it done one big beautiful bill whatever they want to call it

00:11:01.740 they've got to get it done to execute donald trump's agenda or it was all for nothing uh we can't

00:11:08.040 tolerate that and i agree with you i think the most impressive thing about the first 100 days is the

00:11:12.460 pace the absolute brute force for which he has taken on this office i mean that united states

00:11:18.220 marine detachment is outside the oval office at five in the morning oftentimes it doesn't leave

00:11:22.900 until 11 o'clock at night it is a remarkable feat for a person of any age for a guy who's 78 years old

00:11:29.260 it's incredible so here in the room you can feel it it's the village people obviously donald trump one

00:11:35.020 of his favorites they performed as you know at the inauguration steve we saw it ourselves and uh he set

00:11:40.540 a party mood here look as we talked about earlier the people here in macomb county they are completely

00:11:46.140 satisfied with the first 100 days despite the misgivings from those on the left and the naysayers

00:11:52.040 on msnbc and chicken noodle news we don't care about that they believe in him here and they're

00:11:57.280 willing to give him some grace if the tariffs drive up costs for a bit or the stock market's a bit bumpy

00:12:02.360 for a few days or even a few weeks they're okay to live with that because they know he's got a job to

00:12:07.460 do and that's untangle a mess created over the last 20 30 40 50 years in this country you know

00:12:13.320 allowing china to run roughshod over us and take advantage of us and steal our intellectual secrets 1.00

00:12:18.240 they're okay giving donald trump the birth the the opportunity to do the job he was looking to do by

00:12:24.000 77 and a half million people so i expect i think they're going to blow the roof off this place when

00:12:29.840 he comes in that's what i think what message what message you anticipate he's going to give to the

00:12:35.880 nation in the world today from michigan

00:12:37.540 promises made promises kept and the job is just getting started i think that's the message for

00:12:46.840 michigan today that he has a lot of work to do he's going to talk i bet he's going to talk about

00:12:51.440 stopping a selfish air force base making a promise to deliver those f-15s he's going to talk about

00:12:57.420 the tariffs and the jobs that are coming back to america he's going to talk about delivering auto

00:13:01.860 job back to michigan he's going to talk about how he's fighting for the middle class and people

00:13:06.720 that have become part of the trump coalition he's going to fight for american families he can talk

00:13:10.980 about the price of eggs the fact that inflation is now 2.4 percent and unemployment across the

00:13:16.660 country is 4.2 percent although in michigan it's at about five and a half percent he's going to

00:13:21.540 address that and say hey i need to make it better for michigan and i'm working for you i think that's

00:13:26.040 the message i've got my sleeves up i'm working for you every single day i think that's the message

00:13:30.620 that the president can deliver to the people here look these are the faithful these are people

00:13:34.840 that here that voted for him probably three times many of them although i do see some younger faces

00:13:40.040 in the crowd young trump supporters and remember uh this new young generation of americans the most

00:13:45.340 conservative maybe in my lifetime these young people coming up maybe the most conservative my

00:13:50.740 lifetime because they've seen what the options are if they can have joe biden in his agenda

00:13:55.060 or donald trump and his agenda

00:13:56.940 okay uh thank you very much for eric boland keeping me entertained here in the breaks i want

00:14:11.360 to go to our own brian glenn brian you've been on air force one you've been at selfridge

00:14:15.000 tell us what's going on today sir

00:14:16.800 yeah i just walked in the building and the crowd is uh energized i actually ran into several people

00:14:24.460 uh fans that have been on the campaign trail going to all the rallies throughout the year steve so it's

00:14:29.600 kind of a great uh reunion but the energy here is electric but let me tell you something

00:14:33.940 at that national air national guard that we just did before we came here when he announced in this new

00:14:40.480 generation of fighter jet that we're getting the applause in that room was massive then the applause

00:14:48.180 for him when he walked out steve was extended it was other in other words they really wanted to show

00:14:54.680 president trump how much they appreciate him for uh coming to michigan and supporting the military

00:15:00.620 and having this next generation uh fighter jet uh that is soon to be uh making their appearance at

00:15:07.600 these uh air bases around the country so uh steven uh governor uh whitmer there i gotta say i she

00:15:15.560 showed a little appreciation obviously for what was taking place but i wanted to hear her specifically

00:15:21.420 say thank you president trump for bringing this to the great state of michigan i did not hear that

00:15:26.860 i heard some general appreciation which is good but i wanted a little bit more steve i wanted her to 1.00

00:15:32.500 really dig in and be thankful for what president trump has done for this state uh but

00:15:37.380 no doubt uh if there was any question whether or not the military also appreciates

00:15:42.560 the uh defense secretary uh he got a huge applause as well hold it brian you got to help us out here

00:15:50.520 did she go cosplaying uh christy gnome today i mean it's pretty shocking that she just ripped off

00:15:56.340 christy gnome's look

00:15:57.340 that's that's interesting and she said that she didn't plan on being called on and coming up and

00:16:06.940 saying a few words so that what that did get her uh off guard but she did walk up she showed

00:16:11.860 appreciation and i've actually thought it was christy gnome when we landed uh there on the ground

00:16:18.720 first and she met the president as he stepped off air force one i thought it was christy gnome uh until

00:16:24.560 we got inside i realized wait a minute like that's not christy gnome but it looked like her

00:16:31.700 uh talk to us give us put us on the plane air force one what was the excitement like what was the vibe

00:16:38.440 like i mean this is a historic day from the greatest political comeback in the history of the world

00:16:45.080 to now the first hundred days of the second term uh tell me what it was like sir

00:16:51.200 yeah well on the plane and i got my list in my pocket i'll get out here in a second

00:16:57.240 cnn was the lead uh television poll on here we were the second we also had uh huffington post

00:17:04.260 and uh i want to say the ap reuters we had the kind of the usual photographers on the plane

00:17:10.260 uh very short flight about an hour and eight minutes from takeoff to touchdown a little rough

00:17:15.740 landing there we have some high winds here in the area but let me you know i feel like getting on

00:17:20.660 that plane after the first incredible hundred days that we've had and if you rattle off the list

00:17:28.160 of things i know that you guys have been doing that uh throughout the broadcast it's mind-boggling

00:17:32.920 this is a list steve that you would expect a president after four years of service not just 99 days

00:17:40.240 but after four years of service and so everything from the border to the economy uh he's crushing it

00:17:47.220 earlier i had some feedback from the floor manufacturers now this is something i want our

00:17:52.820 audience to know here of how these tariffs are helping the american businessmen the flooring

00:17:58.040 industry in georgia as you probably know is the biggest in the world it's the flooring capital of

00:18:02.720 the world the major floor manufacturers are telling us that these tariffs are now making it

00:18:08.600 very competitive now to get that business because india china turkey and other countries have been

00:18:15.660 undercutting american floor manufacturers for years pricing them out of certain jobs but now the

00:18:22.840 playing field with these tariffs makes it where they now have an opportunity and they are flourishing

00:18:28.980 uh with new business and so that's great i also talked to a gentleman earlier that met with the

00:18:34.620 the concrete manufacturers uh in different states they are pumped up to what they're seeing with

00:18:40.560 these tariffs steve it's a good thing despite what many sitting right over there might tell you about

00:18:46.600 these tariffs i'm telling you from the uh from the from the businessman's mouth it's a good thing for

00:18:52.280 american businesses hang on brian hang on hang on you gotta tell uh you gotta tell bowling this was not a

00:18:58.940 setup okay we did not talk i'm not an ambush i'm not texting brian glenn's a good buddy i did not text

00:19:04.800 him my producer your your thoughts bowling yeah yeah well what's what's interesting about eric is i

00:19:16.560 totally appreciate him marjorie and i was talking about him just last night saying that i know he wasn't

00:19:21.980 the biggest fan of the tariff but he wants to win and i think that's what makes eric so special

00:19:27.640 you see he may not be a fan of every policy and none of us are i'm not a fan of poking the bear

00:19:32.140 with iran i don't want to get into military escalation with iran i just don't don't like

00:19:36.740 that of course i don't have any information perhaps president trump has i'll tell you honestly

00:19:40.960 eric is eric was to win yeah hearing what you said about the flooring industry in george that that's

00:19:47.340 music that it here's my issue with this whole tariff it started out with with the good intention

00:19:52.760 let's just let's threaten let's threaten reciprocative reciprocative tariffs to bring

00:19:59.540 all the tariffs down and at some point it evolved into let's get the world at our feet begging to for

00:20:06.280 our approve you know for trump to to approve them and it turned it turned in in the wrong way if it

00:20:11.720 is to bring down tariffs across the board great and if it is to i'll tell you what else the the used

00:20:16.940 car industry in america is is flourishing under these tariffs anything that's produced here already

00:20:21.980 yeah you guys are gonna they're gonna crush it and that is good news don't you see that as the

00:20:26.040 future though that's a bring these manufacturing jobs problem is i don't think apple is going to

00:20:30.040 spend half a trillion dollars and if they do they're going to they're going to do it with

00:20:32.960 all automation they say they are well they said they but they said it's 20 000 jobs it's not 200 000

00:20:38.340 jobs for 500 billion dollars that's not 20 jobs like 20 guys opening are you like are you getting

00:20:44.800 like lutnik you're gonna bring your robots back you're gonna you're gonna bring your robots back

00:20:51.840 i'm like uh talk to me about lutnik oh hang on tell me about lutnik he's now taking he said he's

00:20:57.640 cutting all the deals on the commission great listen again don't get me wrong i'm not anti-trump

00:21:05.480 i'm not i don't want this i know you're not anti-trump your buddy is and it will work if everyone

00:21:10.100 lowers their tariffs but unilaterally brian who was on the plane who was on the plane today who came

00:21:15.380 out with the president who what was the uh traveling uh group that's a great that's a great

00:21:21.340 question i know that uh off of off of uh marine one i saw stephen miller mike waltz even though i

00:21:29.540 did not see mike waltz get on the plane but he definitely met the president uh at uh joint base

00:21:35.880 andrews margo martin of course a lot of the trump staffers but it was hard to see who actually got on

00:21:42.020 the plane because once he got on we were kind of ushered to to get on the back of the plane so we

00:21:47.240 didn't really get to capture everyone getting on uh but i did see stephen miller was on the plane uh

00:21:54.080 i've gotten reports and i'll try to confirm that in the break of some other individuals that were on

00:21:58.680 there but i just didn't know for sure honestly brian if you've never done this folks i mean this is

00:22:03.820 amazing steve's done it a bunch of times because he was with trump uh 1.0 but they you get on air force

00:22:09.320 when you come off air force one and you're headed to a venue it is amazing these suvs fly at like a 0.89

00:22:15.460 hundred miles an hour there's there's state police that are closing all the roads it is just you get

00:22:21.120 chills being in part they just you're so close to the power it's just fascinating how fast you can get

00:22:26.220 from one one place to the next when you clear the freeways it's absolutely incredible hey put people

00:22:30.360 on air force one we talk about this talk about where the media sits the front cabin how it's tough to

00:22:36.520 see people this is why president trump being president trump always comes back for a press

00:22:40.080 avail always pokes his head back there maybe not on an hour flight but walk people through where you

00:22:44.900 actually sit brian okay well we entered through the tail end of the plane the back of the plane we

00:22:51.900 entered through there we go up another small set of stairs and that's where the press gallery is in

00:22:57.580 the back i believe there's about 13 seats back there two television screens and if you think of

00:23:03.260 first class seats uh each side has two kind of oversized first class seats there's even a snack

00:23:10.140 bar uh steve that's my favorite part about the whole thing a snack bar in the back of the plane

00:23:15.780 and there's a restroom back there as well uh when we enter the plane sitting in our assigned seat there's

00:23:21.180 a little card i wish i had it all me i'd show it to you it's got my name it says air force one it's

00:23:25.580 laid in the seat along with a bag that has like kind of a sack lunch if you will a high quality sack

00:23:31.120 lunch uh there for the shorter trip now if you go on a flight that's a little longer very much like

00:23:36.300 commercial flights they will serve you kind of a hot meal if you will they'll take a drink order

00:23:40.880 uh and they'll bring out a meal full service on that but it's it's kind of a limited area but there

00:23:47.160 is a gallery uh just in front of us that's where secret services is it sits and that's where the

00:23:53.940 president would walk out to address the media there back in that press area the audience got to

00:24:00.400 understand too that the the whether it's a sack lunch or the lunch or the seat all of it is paid

00:24:05.320 for by the individual media companies it's not it's not uh it's not cheap that's what we're really

00:24:10.100 appreciate real america's voice not only has brian because your great efforts and natalie's and the

00:24:15.000 entire team production team done such a great job we're now the the pool camera so often but we're

00:24:20.860 actually invited on air force it's a big expense too it's a big expense it's a huge expense this is an

00:24:25.780 honor to be included in it but this is why rob sig asked uh asked brian if you start making some pbj's

00:24:32.100 and take them on so you didn't have to pay for the uh extra dinner there it's expensive i mean by the

00:24:36.880 way for the white house staff by the way by the way when you're on the white house staff there's no

00:24:40.660 one it's charge it's charge you pay there's nothing if you're white house staff you eat on air

00:24:48.680 force one just like you eat in the commissary the mess hall uh or the mess at the white house 0.80

00:24:53.780 it's charge your personal account there's nothing the government doesn't pick up anything

00:24:57.140 uh brian hang on right there steve gruber hang on john solomon's going to try to join us i got eric

00:25:01.960 bowling here that sounds like murder's road uh 27 yankees right we're going to take a short

00:25:07.980 commercial break here we're getting towards uh we're going to come back for the d block president

00:25:12.760 trump if he's on time and brian glenn says he's pretty close to being on time i think this is going

00:25:17.180 to kick off at six o'clock the president's going to give a speech i imagine that this is going to be a

00:25:22.780 stem winder would you would you would you think that eric bowling on his hundredth day i think

00:25:27.400 he's going to whatever the plan is it'll be trumpian it's going to be awesome it's going to be

00:25:33.100 entertaining as all hell i mean he's gonna he's gonna be funny he's gonna be excited i mean he's

00:25:38.260 it's a big day he's gonna enjoy the moment short commercial break back on real america's voice in a

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00:30:46.500 100 this will be indeed the golden age of americans coming back

00:30:52.820 it will be like nothing that has ever been seen before thank you god bless you and god bless america

00:31:01.760 trump the first hundred days starts now

00:31:06.340 tuesday 29 april year of our lord 2025 the new golden age we are here in the imperial capital we've got

00:31:19.740 john solomon with us over our main studio downtown and steve gruber's at macomb county we're gonna go to

00:31:25.720 steve in a moment um president trump's 100 days wall-to-wall coverage here's the logistics the

00:31:32.040 president just left selfridge national guard air force base and what he's doing is heading to

00:31:37.220 the event itself now when he gets there should be about 5 30 roughly the president always takes i don't

00:31:44.060 know 10 15 20 minutes and he meet and greets behind stage veterans first responders people from the

00:31:49.300 community there's a couple of donors too but normally just normal folks he wants to spend some time

00:31:53.560 before he goes out and gives a speech it's really uh one of the most heartwarming things i've ever

00:31:57.660 seen every time we do it we always trump wants to carve time out he's a people person give us some

00:32:03.820 of your reviews eric that's not fake too you know some politicians you know the kiss the baby it's a

00:32:09.240 real deal no trump does because he he knows he's from the hospitality industry in the media i mean he's

00:32:13.820 he's he feels that too how are your how are your reviews this afternoon bowling steve collins six says

00:32:21.100 tell bowling to get on the trump train and support him 100 or get the hell off rav do you know how

00:32:28.300 long hang on hang on hang on hang on your people should know eric's got a long personal history

00:32:34.760 with president trump you've known trump 30 years from the 90s yeah no i i knew trump before celebrity

00:32:41.580 apprentice before apprentice i've known him i lived in and worked in new york i was in the same circles i was at

00:32:47.880 the um surf club in the late 80s okay no stories there and donald trump walks in he's single at the

00:32:55.380 time walks in with a group of uh you know bodyguards and um wants to dance with my dad i've known donald

00:33:01.900 trump since the since the late 80s okay donald trump used to call me at home steven when he was president

00:33:06.320 the first time oh i remember that the president one more yeah yeah uh he was two weeks in the off

00:33:13.260 in in in the presidency in 2016 you were there he calls me to the oval i fly down from new york and

00:33:20.040 he says come on and i want to talk to you about this infrastructure but proposal right big cnn had a

00:33:25.140 copy of it got leaked cnn had it he says what do you think here's my point i love donald trump i want

00:33:31.040 him to be president forever i want america to thrive under donald trump i'm also a guy who has

00:33:36.540 to say what i believe so trump says what do you think of this and i'd read it on the way down and

00:33:41.480 i said in the libertarian kicks in but go ahead i read it and it was a lot of spending for roads and

00:33:47.600 bridges i said mr president why don't you do this take a lot of that spending fix the roads and bridges

00:33:52.720 whatever but take a lot of spending build hospitals and build schools and put trump on the side of the

00:33:58.300 hospital in the school and use local contractors what happens every voter that drives by a hospital

00:34:05.020 or school says holy gosh i love trump bowling's like an old ward politician old old irish ward

00:34:12.100 politician i just want to go back in time though for a second before we go to michigan um the surf club

00:34:17.900 in the 80s yeah okay players no i don't remember that i just because i was at goldman sachs as a

00:34:24.120 grundune i was working 18 hours a day oh stop it you goldman guys were just on the surf club

00:34:29.820 that was the that was the traders that was the traders not the not the investment bankers i was

00:34:35.560 working 18 hours a day the investment bankers couldn't stand because you guys were booming at

00:34:39.980 the surf club and we're working we were making money we were spending you guys were hoarding it

00:34:43.980 going to do the surf club and stuff later the surf club and he walked in and danced with a date right

00:34:49.100 away yeah he said actually sent one of his bodyguards over and said mr trump would like to

00:34:53.080 dance of course naturally he drank your milkshake is what you're telling that's right drank your

00:34:58.980 milkshake he ate my lunch so hold it i got johnson let me go back to gruber gruber uh we're heading

00:35:04.660 in from selfridge i want people to fully understand today on the 100th day how president trump thinks

00:35:10.700 tell us about the national guard base the struggle to keep it open what happened today why was this

00:35:15.280 important for michiganders and for our national defense that the secretary of defense would come

00:35:19.740 out there sir

00:35:20.400 okay can we get the mic up guys

00:35:32.880 all right well okay tech issue we'll straighten it out in a second it's you know all those locations

00:35:40.500 when you have the risers thank you ajf thank you eric you deserve to have your own opinion thank you

00:35:46.660 there we go you see that's not the rumble chat that's the rumble chat i thought you waved off the

00:35:53.540 rumble chat you told me man up and go back on rumble so i did i listen i where's the t-shirt if you

00:35:58.880 haven't seen this i mean this i don't just make t-shirts and not mean i mean this it's a true story

00:36:03.800 spirit animal we're going to start selling on our merch site we'll give you a cut we'll give you a

00:36:09.240 taste we got gruber okay uh steve gruber the president of the united states and this is he's

00:36:15.500 always thinking downrange why does he go to a national guard air base today what is about these

00:36:20.540 fighters what about the struggle to keep that open what does it mean for the community and what does

00:36:24.820 it mean for our national security sir i mean what's more red white and blue than an air force base in

00:36:32.620 your neighborhood what builds pride more than having brand new f-15s delivered and you see him come 0.97

00:36:37.840 screaming over i mean if you're at a football game or somewhere else nothing makes a chill run up

00:36:42.820 your spine like f-15s there's just something about that raw american power it's pride steve bannon

00:36:49.220 it's pride in america it's god bless america it's america's back america's the strongest biggest meanest

00:36:55.580 dog on the block that's what it is it instills pride plus there's a lot of money that comes with that

00:37:00.060 look selfridge was on the block to be chopped a couple of times it's good for michigan to see

00:37:04.980 selfridge survive we've had a couple of different air force bases uh closed here in the last 15

00:37:10.240 years we need to hang on to one and it's nice to have him show up with pete hanks at the secretary

00:37:14.860 of defense and say listen we're planting our flag michigan right here for you and it feels good

00:37:19.500 i'm telling you it builds morale it feels good when michigan's fighting to come back and become the

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00:38:21.220 and that's it that's why selfish is so important it's a symbol of american strength patriotism and freedom

00:38:27.160 like ted would say locked cocked and ready to rock doc that's why it's important hey gruber tell us

00:38:34.080 about when the president gets here tell us about the event space tell us about macomb county tell us

00:38:38.340 about the the type of crowd that's going to be there tonight walk us through where we're going to be

00:38:43.220 why did president trump pick it why is it important macomb county is the pivotal swing county in michigan

00:38:50.840 how macomb county goes goes the state this is where reagan democrats came out in 1980 and

00:38:57.480 and sent jimmy carter to the unemployment line macomb county is a mix of of educators and auto

00:39:04.680 manufacturers and blue collar people and white collar people it is a mix and it has gone both ways

00:39:11.760 macomb county went for barack obama macomb county has gone for donald trump now a couple of times it is

00:39:17.660 the key swing state and as we've talked about and i've said before steve he's told me this

00:39:21.480 donald trump believes michigan is ground zero in the effort to get him elected not once but twice

00:39:28.820 maybe three times uh we can argue about that another day um but it's also the key to his

00:39:35.340 midterm uh success he really believes that look you're going to have people running for governor in

00:39:41.500 the state it's an open seat gretchen whitmer who was there today and donald trump again put her on the

00:39:46.060 spot but put her in front of the microphone she's leaving uh gary peters uh the left wing uh senator 0.98

00:39:52.160 from the state uh surprised everybody a few weeks ago at the age of 66 says he will not be seeking

00:39:57.380 another term it is an open senate seat for the second time we just had an open senate seat mike

00:40:03.880 rogers came up short by three tenths of one percent he's entered this race again but he's going to have

00:40:09.240 company this time around you've got a pretty full field on the republican side running for governor

00:40:13.960 here and so macomb county is critical for donald trump not having a two-year term effectively but

00:40:20.320 having a four-year term effectively maybe more as we've talked about but in order to have an effective

00:40:25.640 full four years he needs the house he needs to hang on to seats in michigan in the house he needs to get

00:40:31.680 that senate seat i mean you pick up a senate seat in michigan or new hampshire or both because some of

00:40:37.720 these senate seats are open you add a couple of seats in the house you pad your lead that's what

00:40:42.040 donald trump's looking at here that's why macomb county is so important it is a it is a bellwether

00:40:47.940 county it's one of the top uh most indicative counties in the entire country it's the one county

00:40:53.240 in michigan that will tell you how your election is going to go and that's why he's here is um just

00:40:59.520 hang on i'm gonna take a short commercial break real quick is our own tutor dixon is she uh is she 0.99

00:41:04.200 definitely is she going to be in this governor's race 1.00

00:41:06.200 you know i can't decide and i don't know that she has decided look uh i'm a tutor fan i think

00:41:14.480 that she would be a great senator i think that she would make a good governor here i think that

00:41:18.500 she would add something to the conservative uh agenda of course she's endorsed by donald trump 1.00

00:41:23.820 when she ran for governor previously four years ago or two years ago i guess it'll be two years until

00:41:29.140 gretchen's out but yeah i don't know if tutors in or not steve i'll tell you i talked to her some

00:41:33.840 um she i don't think she's honestly made a decision and that's and that's i think that's

00:41:38.960 the honest truth i don't think she's made a decision i think she's i think it's weighing

00:41:42.160 on her as to what to do hey hey group group eric nesbitt he was uh he was with trump he's

00:41:48.040 traveling with trump a little bit i i believe in the you know when air force one landed to bring

00:41:52.920 bring him to to that the podium right there eric nesbitt says he wants to run for governor

00:41:57.960 uh as a republican so uh it will tutor dixon want to run even if nesbitt if he's got trump's

00:42:05.200 endorsement there's no one else i tell you what hang on for a second uh does he have the endorsement

00:42:09.000 we're going to take a short commercial break we're going to be back we got gruber in michigan

00:42:13.740 bowling here in the war room john solomon's going to join us we're rocking and rolling in the 100 day

00:42:21.120 commemoration we return real america's voice in the war room see you in a minute

00:42:41.960 okay where are we the president is heading towards macomb county uh i think he's gonna get there

00:42:46.840 around 5 30 uh by the motorcade our own uh brian glenn is with him when brian can and you can't do

00:42:54.320 it all the time he gives us uh the rolling video from and we'll put it up in a box uh so that you

00:42:59.280 can see or maybe we'll go full screen so brian glenn's with him steve gruber's actually at the event

00:43:04.580 center i got uh bowling here john solomon is working on some investigative reporting he's gonna be with us

00:43:10.100 in a little while we'll go to him uh are your reviews getting any better yeah yeah um we've cleaned

00:43:15.220 we we had we had to clean up aisle three we did that and bowling mike davis love rav love war room

00:43:22.580 we'll be nice to you now eric you deserve your own opinion deserve your own opinion where that come

00:43:29.060 from can you imagine can you imagine i can't imagine that so uh gruber here's a question i got for you

00:43:34.720 you've done a great job of laying out the historic importance of macomb county historically for the

00:43:41.180 country it's always been a major bellwether it's the home of reagan democrats this word president

00:43:46.140 reagan in 1980 shocked the world in a blowout of jimmy carter and it was all uh anchored in democrats

00:43:53.180 actually in the blue wall of places like pennsylvania michigan wisconsin other places voting for him

00:43:58.880 but tell me what's your assessment of what macomb county thinks of the first hundred days of president

00:44:04.940 trump sir i think they're thrilled i mean you hear these nonsense stories on the left-leaning

00:44:12.140 media chicken noodle news or msnbc or whomever else uh talking about this buyer's remorse that's all 0.72

00:44:18.680 garbage i see these polls saying you know donald trump's support is only 41 those are also the same

00:44:23.860 people that said look uh kamala harris is gonna win i talked to dozens of people coming in here today 0.95

00:44:29.480 and the place is packed as you can see the place is filled up uh they're just about in capacity

00:44:34.060 the presence a few minutes out every person to a man to a woman there is not one person i've met

00:44:39.540 and this is true on my radio program which is on a couple of dozen stations around michigan every

00:44:43.740 day in addition to a real america's voice there is not any buyer's remorse uh are people a little bit

00:44:50.260 uh nervous about their 401ks they were for a bit but that's come back what's the market down about six

00:44:55.860 seven percent everybody's looking at that going look we're willing to give the guy a chance to

00:45:00.560 govern to play his hand everybody trusts him look uh when you look at what happened in canada again

00:45:05.780 i put it out there was that an accident was that a mistake by donald trump or did he play it hoping

00:45:11.120 that he can bust alberta loose that's actually my theory i wonder if that was the play to see if he

00:45:15.920 can bust alberta loose because they are so angry to begin with but here in macomb county they're thrilled

00:45:20.580 with this president they're thrilled number one number one topic the number one issue continues to be

00:45:25.020 the border and when you hear that there are 184 000 illegals released into the country last year

00:45:30.700 and nine count them nine so far this year a reduction of 99.99 percent the people here love

00:45:36.820 that they love the fact that the border is closed and we don't have the problem with illegal aliens 0.87

00:45:41.400 the way other states do but we have our own representation here and problems i mean you've got

00:45:46.120 these gangs that come here from chile and brazil that were terrorizing homes in oakland county right next

00:45:51.720 door to where i am right now these sophisticated gangs will go to these fancy homes disable the 0.99

00:45:57.280 security systems and then raid the place and then get on their planes and fly home so this has been

00:46:03.600 going on in fact the sheriff uh mike bouchard was here from oakland county he was on the stage here

00:46:08.500 just about 20 minutes ago so real crime goes away fentanyl not here the way it was just you know 100

00:46:17.020 days ago people here in macomb county they love the border being secure they love the idea that

00:46:22.460 trump's trying to get this auto industry jump started and defend the working men and women of

00:46:27.240 this country uh the uaw members brian pannebecker you've seen him many times up here he's the guy

00:46:32.800 he's got a burly the trump first called on stage ended up being on stage with him a dozen different

00:46:36.920 times he was up here uh uaw members for trump donald trump has done something that has not been done

00:46:44.320 previously in my lifetime really and that is a cross-section a populist movement that brings

00:46:49.720 people from all corners of this country and all corners of this county they love what donald trump's

00:46:54.780 done for the first hundred days they look forward to where he goes for the next hundred days the one

00:46:58.600 thing that really has them well frankly pissed off are all these activist judges and districts around

00:47:04.600 this country trying to issue nationwide injunctions against what donald trump is doing whether it's

00:47:09.020 dei or uh deporting people or whatever it may be that's the one thing that they're mad about they're

00:47:15.120 not mad at donald trump they're mad at house republicans for not doing something about it

00:47:19.520 thus far that's the only thing that they express concern about other than that these people are

00:47:25.340 thrilled steve they are thrilled steve we hear all day long on the mainstream media about the

00:47:31.120 deportations and due process are the are the working class and middle class folks in macomb county are they

00:47:37.720 worried about due process for criminals and due process for illegal alien invaders are that they 0.99

00:47:43.040 want him to fulfill his his uh sworn oath as commander-in-chief sir well i think they'd like a

00:47:51.640 lot of kc-130 transport planes coming right up and out of selfridge uh and sending those folks to where

00:47:57.060 they belong which is wherever they came from if you are in this country illegally right if you're in 0.93

00:48:02.300 this country illegally and you get caught and you're here illegally what other due process

00:48:06.660 is involved if you broke the law you came in here you're a god away you lied you did whatever you

00:48:12.640 did to get in here and now you're here illegally uh go home that's the message these people have so

00:48:19.000 the due process what more do you need if you're here illegally that's what people here they know they 0.98

00:48:24.580 support him they support sending the illegals home and and and almost to a man and woman the same 0.96

00:48:30.040 thing they're welcoming to these folks you want to come here from venezuela or el salvador or mexico

00:48:36.900 or africa or wherever that's fine fill out the paperwork get a background check make sure that

00:48:45.100 your paperwork lines up tell us what you're going to do where you're going to go get a job you know

00:48:49.660 it used to be in america you couldn't just come here unless you had a plan to support yourself because

00:48:53.560 they didn't want the extra mouth to be that's the way it worked at ellis island should still work that

00:48:57.500 way now the fact of the matter is we don't have a problem with immigration laws we have a problem

00:49:03.920 with enforcing them people here believe that i believe that and i think these people like i said

00:49:09.000 they are thrilled close the border seal it up make them come in in a single line orderly fashion

00:49:14.700 ruber hang on so the we got a beautiful shot let's go back to that shot i knew as soon as i said it

00:49:20.160 they're going to let's go back to the shot i'm gonna play director now let's go back to that big

00:49:24.320 beautiful shot right there okay that's that's the arena gruber it sounds almost like a celebration

00:49:30.300 i mean the energy the excitement really the enthusiasm and and the joy put us in the room

00:49:35.760 it feels that way the music is playing i you know i can guarantee one thing you're gonna see

00:49:43.060 you're gonna hear the village people you're gonna see donald trump dance tonight there's my one

00:49:47.020 prediction for the evening i don't know exactly what he's gonna say but i'm gonna predict that he

00:49:50.600 will heal the village people and he will dance for these people it is a celebration uh and in fact

00:49:55.200 our own brian glen just rolled up to me so i know that air force one uh landed they went to selfridge

00:50:00.420 they made the motorcade journey over here they're here so i'm gonna have to hand off to brian steve and

00:50:06.140 i have to go to the main deck over that way brian will be here with you we're gonna we're gonna do a

00:50:10.340 little uh player to be named later move all right i love it i love it brian glen's gonna take it so the shot

00:50:16.080 right there folks can i have the music let's have the music let's bring it up guys

00:50:20.260 bring bring the music up

00:50:23.680 your buddy is you're playing this is let's bring the music up this is he's playing you're playing the

00:50:34.480 you're playing the uh you're playing the hits list that he plays every night at mar-a-lago

00:50:38.480 do we have brian glenn is he up okay fantastic okay got it got it got it right there's a celebration

00:50:45.680 look hire american that's uh buy american hire american sign it's a celebration i mean just

00:50:52.180 imagine joe biden if joe biden you know 100 days into his presidency showed up anywhere especially

00:50:57.820 in a state that wasn't a typically a blue state for him he won it but it wasn't typically blue

00:51:03.360 they wouldn't you would never get a crowd like this you wouldn't get the enthusiasm the excitement

00:51:07.960 trump taps into that emotion that that's largely why he's president did your date at the surf club

00:51:14.320 dance with yes

00:51:15.280 didn't even think twice

00:51:24.220 hey eric thanks

00:51:25.920 it's amazing i haven't heard the surf club mentioned in 20 or 30 20 years it was not it was the

00:51:36.880 hot spot not for me okay i'm slaving away 18 20 years so just like here i'm like a monk i live like a

00:51:42.320 monk guys like you guys slaved away for a few years and you've made so much money you got you know you

00:51:47.360 got five ice stacks became part of carney mark carney's part of the problem he's a goldman guy

00:51:54.560 oh god you know what's the other guy i have a lot nick he's he's almost a goldman guy so

00:52:00.320 so tell me about tell me about nesbitt is nesbitt happy so he again is he had the endorsement

00:52:06.720 that he traveled with the president i would assume that is it's at least a tacit endorsement i don't

00:52:11.680 know a lot of guys travel the president he has he endorsed i'm not saying no he probably would

00:52:16.000 reserve the the endorsement until listen to fly out there's a big deal to be on the plane in michigan

00:52:21.840 to come out there saquon barkley flew on air force one to the white house yesterday that's

00:52:26.320 pretty impressive of course he's i mean look trump look at the philadelphia eagles thing they had the

00:52:32.320 champions there i mean it was it was uh the trump likes the who who would have found trump likes the

00:52:37.360 tush push i don't i cannot stand that rule i love that rule you love that rule great rule don't ever

00:52:43.120 it's a terrible rule it's a great what are you playing rugby you playing american football why do you

00:52:47.440 like the tush put your big guys up get some big no i don't like it no but do it no but that would

00:52:52.560 line them up and let's go don't have the thing pushing him back it's not it's are we playing

00:52:57.040 stop then are we playing rugby you're still moving forward you like the austrian school of economics

00:53:01.520 and you like rugby i just like free markets i listen you're smarter than i am no no no like

00:53:09.040 your school of economics or something like that didn't you i went to the west point of capitalism

00:53:13.280 the harvard business school you did of course no wonder you don't get this

00:53:21.760 hold it the rail head of globalization globalization wow harvard you're a harvard grad

00:53:26.560 it took me a long time it took me a long time to work through that do you imagine can you imagine

00:53:30.800 having was a 55 billion dollar endowment great fine but then not being taxed on the money you make

00:53:38.480 i mean like you put in five percent interest bearing i think the business school alone has

00:53:43.040 got eight or ten billion dollars of that but you want you you you want a tariff i like put a tariff 0.99

00:53:48.880 on harvard how's that no absolutely they're stupid i i don't think investments first off all the 0.99

00:53:54.000 foreign students got to go number two uh i don't think he's been tough enough i think president trump's 1.00

00:53:59.120 gonna i think harvard gets six or seven bay in a year gotta cut it all off and don't blame the

00:54:03.200 jewish students it's not about anti-semitism it's much deeper than that it's about anti-american 0.92

00:54:08.720 neo-marxist hate america and they got to get rid of all those professors and all the

00:54:13.120 administrators once they've done that start bleeding the cash back in there next stop is 0.98

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Bannon's War Room - April 30, 2025

Episode 4449： Special Coverage Of Trump's 100 Days

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