Bannon's War Room - Episode 4475： Democrats Storm ICE Facility

00:00:00.000 Uh-huh. Common sense. It's all about common sense, right? Okay, Will, go ahead.

00:00:06.400 Next, sir, this is House Joint Resolution 42. Again, this is a rescission of a Biden

00:00:11.040 error regulation, in this case relating to energy conservation standards

00:00:16.160 for household appliances and certain consumer products.

00:00:27.280 That's a good one. I know who's over there.

00:00:30.000 I know who did this. Explain that, please.

00:00:34.480 Sure. Look, this is helping fight inflation because the cost of your the burden on appliance

00:00:41.680 manufacturers is going to drive up the cost of them producing household products,

00:00:46.240 which means that when you go buy a washer, dryer, any appliance, it was going to drive up the cost

00:00:51.360 for consumers. It reduces consumer choice. But in the bottom line, we've been trying to fight

00:00:56.960 inflation. This fights inflation. This helps take the cost out of producing these products that

00:01:00.960 Americans need every day. And when you think, when you add all this up, it's one regulation here,

00:01:06.320 one regulation there. They always say it's de minimis. But when you add it all up, it costs a lot

00:01:10.400 to American consumers. And this is fighting back. And it's not as good. And it's not as good.

00:01:14.560 Not nearly as good, not nearly as efficient and more costly. Other than that, it's wonderful.

00:01:21.680 Great job. Thank you very much. Great. Fantastic. Okay.

00:01:24.880 Okay. And lastly, sir, we have House Joint Resolution 75. Again, this is a rescission

00:01:29.600 of a Biden-era regulation, in this case relating to energy standards for commercial refrigerators,

00:01:35.920 freezers, and refrigerator freezers.

00:01:40.640 Do you have the sink one in here, the sinks and shower heads?

00:01:45.040 We have an executive order on that coming for you later, sir.

00:01:48.160 That's coming when?

00:01:49.040 Uh, later this afternoon.

00:01:50.560 Okay. Good. You're going to be around later this afternoon?

00:01:55.280 Good. Sinks and shower heads where you buy a home and you have a new

00:02:03.920 shower head and you don't get any water. The water doesn't come out of the sink.

00:02:07.600 The water comes out of nowhere. What a shame. What a ridiculous waste. Okay. Let me do this.

00:02:13.280 Come here. Who's, uh, who's responsible for this?

00:02:16.480 This is mine, Mr. President. Oh, good man here.

00:02:19.680 Yes, sir.

00:02:20.800 Okay. Thank you.

00:02:21.920 You want to discuss that?

00:02:22.800 Yes, sir. This would have, this was a government regulation that we have now repealed. Thank you

00:02:28.480 very much, Mr. President, that now saves the, the American taxpayers getting ready to say the

00:02:33.120 Texas taxpayer, them too. Uh, but the American taxpayer, because who would have ultimately paid

00:02:38.880 the price on a government, government mandate and the government regulation? The people of America.

00:02:44.880 So you just say the American taxpayer money. So thank you very much.

00:02:48.080 That's fantastic. Thank you. It's a great job. Okay. Any questions?

00:02:51.600 Mr. President, the airline said today that a 10 percent baseline tariff on all countries is here to

00:02:58.480 stay even after the deals are done. Does that mean that countries offering zero tariffs won't get

00:03:03.280 reciprocity?

00:03:04.080 Mr. You are going to, uh, always have a baseline. I mean, there could be an exception at some point.

00:03:09.280 We'll see. You know, somebody does something exceptional for us. That's always possible.

00:03:13.440 But basically, you have a baseline of a minimum of 10 percent. And some of them will be much higher,

00:03:19.120 40 percent, 50 percent, 60 percent, as they've been doing to us over the years.

00:03:23.040 Uh, we had a wonderful deal yesterday. We have four or five other deals coming immediately.

00:03:29.520 We have many deals coming down the line. And ultimately, we're just signing the rest of them

00:03:34.000 in. Uh, but we always have a baseline of 10 percent.

00:03:37.280 And then specifically on the possibility of an increase in taxes on wealthier Americans,

00:03:43.840 what do you say to conservative Republicans who argue that this is an increase on small business owners?

00:03:49.920 Mr. Well, what we're doing is we're actually, if we ever did that, it would only be, and from what I hear,

00:03:56.000 uh, people would love to do it, rich people. I would love to do it, frankly. But what we'll do is

00:04:00.880 that, you know, they'll go around saying, oh, this is so terrible. What you do is you're giving,

00:04:05.120 uh, up something up top in order to make people in the middle income and the lower income brackets

00:04:11.920 save more. So it's really a redistribution. Uh, and I'm willing to do it if they want. I would love to

00:04:19.360 be able to give people in a lower bracket a big break by giving up some of what I have. But I'll tell you,

00:04:25.360 a lot of people say, don't do it because of the fact that you have, uh, the Bush statement

00:04:30.960 about read my lips, but he lost because of Ross Perot. He didn't lose because of that statement.

00:04:35.440 And then on the salt. But I, I don't think they're going to be doing it, but I actually think it's

00:04:39.520 good politics to do it where richer people give up. And it's a very small, it's like a point,

00:04:45.280 but they give it up to benefit, uh, people are going to lower income.

00:04:48.880 And then on the salt tax credits, Mr. President, there are some Republicans who say,

00:04:54.080 why is it that these 45 other states should be paying taxes to alleviate the tax burden

00:05:01.600 of New York? Or it's only because those states are behind very badly behind.

00:05:06.880 And those people were affected very badly. And you know, the sad part is oftentimes they were

00:05:11.840 affected badly because you had bad management in those states, like in California with Newsom

00:05:16.080 and you know, people. So you had some bad management, but, uh, that's being worked on

00:05:22.240 now and they may do a piece one way or the other. It's a very complex issue, but I think,

00:05:28.240 I think it's being worked out. I think it's going to be, it has not been settled yet,

00:05:32.080 but they'll settle it up pretty quickly.

00:05:33.920 Are you, Mr. President, can we have one more question here?

00:05:35.920 What parameters have you given Scott Besson on negotiating with China this weekend?

00:05:39.520 Uh, we have to make a great deal for America.

00:05:43.520 Are you going to be disappointed if he comes back without a deal?

00:05:47.440 No, not at all. Because we already made a great deal. We're not doing business with China right now.

00:05:52.320 Is the President-

00:05:53.040 Give me your relationship with private-

00:05:54.000 We lost, we lost, we lost one trillion dollars last year with China, one trillion. So if you're not 0.98

00:06:00.400 going to do business with them, you're not going to lose one trillion dollars. But we lost,

00:06:04.080 I just want, I want China to do great. You know, I'm very friendly with President Xi. I have great respect

00:06:09.760 for him and for China. But we can't continue to allow them to do what they did. When I was President, 0.96

00:06:16.000 they paid hundreds of billions of dollars in tariffs and taxes. And then Biden screwed it all up. He,

00:06:21.760 what he did to this country between the border and between all of the other problems, the wars,

00:06:26.720 everything, what he did to this country should never be forgotten. But one of the things he did

00:06:31.360 is the trade was so bad and so imbalanced. So, uh, I think we're going to come back with a fair deal for

00:06:37.360 both China and us.

00:06:38.640 Have you given Besant a number of how low you're willing to go?

00:06:41.840 Yeah, I have.

00:06:42.480 Are you willing to share that number?

00:06:44.560 Yeah, 80%. But I put out a number today, 80%, so we'll see how that all works.

00:06:49.680 Mr. President, the U.S. Embassy in Kyiv is warning right now about possible Russian significant

00:06:57.040 attack on Kyiv. What's your message for Putin?

00:06:59.840 I have a message for both parties. Get this war ended. We're losing

00:07:07.040 5,000 soldiers a week. Russian and Ukrainian soldiers. And other people also, by the way.

00:07:14.480 And I say, get this stupid war finished. That's my message for both of them. Thank you very much.

00:07:19.760 We'll see you later.

00:07:22.320 Thank you, Russ. Thank you, Russ.

00:07:24.320 Thank you, guys. Thank you. Right up through there. Thank you.

00:07:28.320 You're in the war room. It is Friday, May 9th in the year of our Lord 2025. Natalie Winters here,

00:07:40.480 hosting the show. We have Mike Howell. I'd love to go to him. Do we have him up?

00:07:44.400 No. We don't have Mike Howell up. Then let's roll the cold open that I have for you guys. Democrats,

00:07:50.240 or catch this, raiding ICE facilities up in New Jersey. Let's get a taste of that.

00:07:54.880 Get off of her. Get off of her. You cannot push it. You can't push members of Congress.

00:08:06.560 This is peaceful. You are fascist. Get off of her. 0.96

00:08:11.040 This is peaceful. You are fascist. This is people. Get off of her. Get off of her. 1.00

00:08:20.320 Okay, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. You are fascist. Put your hands on it, but we'll pay.

00:08:46.000 If it's for press, you know that's cool.

00:08:51.200 It's a whole lot of fascist calls. I don't know if you could make it out there.

00:09:00.240 The mayor of a city in New Jersey, New Jersey's largest city, a Democrat who's running for governor,

00:09:06.800 I guess that's how you get ahead in Democratic primaries nowadays, has actually been arrested.

00:09:11.360 But let's not bury the lead. Three Democratic members of Congress were also there attempting

00:09:17.520 to raid, break into, and breach one of New Jersey's ICE facilities, sort of, I think,

00:09:23.200 one of the key nodes in what is President Trump's mass deportation agenda. I see Mike Howell on screen.

00:09:29.600 If we can toss to him, don't worry. We're going to get back to the immigration stuff. We have 0.97

00:09:33.200 a bunch of people joining us with some exclusive reporting. But Mike, there is an absolutely insane

00:09:38.560 story. I've been seeing it all over Revolver News. I know the Daily Mail, some outlets are starting to

00:09:42.640 cover it. It goes to what I think this audience knows you best for, which is the weaponization

00:09:47.520 of government having to do with, I won't get over my skis, but fake journals, a Netflix documentary,

00:09:54.640 just astroturfed evidence trying to bring down a company that's probably not in the interests of

00:10:01.440 big pharma. That's certainly maybe a little more Maha in their orientation. Can you walk the audience

00:10:05.760 through? I'll put the article up on screen. But this scandal, and I use that word in its full

00:10:11.040 intent and purpose. Yeah, so the fact pattern here is absolutely wild. And everyone's going to be

00:10:17.600 hearing a lot about this case as it moves through trial over the coming weeks and maybe longer.

00:10:22.720 But what I really want to focus the audience on are the tactics of weaponization, both on the part of

00:10:28.240 the FBI and then also the legal theories proper. Because when you look at that, you see a lot of

00:10:34.880 the same ways they went after President Trump and others. And I think it's rather unfortunate that this

00:10:40.960 whole thing is moving forward as we're looking for a kind of change in the direction of DOJ and FBI.

00:10:47.520 You know, those large institutions are very hard to kind of, you know, remiss to overturn themselves

00:10:54.720 and reverse course. And so when you see that kind of inertia, that new political control can kind of

00:11:00.400 change the path of these things when they invest so much time and energy, I think it colors a lot of the

00:11:06.160 other cases and investigations that we're looking for accountability for. And this has it all. It has

00:11:13.120 the FBI working with Netflix to fabricate evidence. And that's just so out of bounds, particularly when

00:11:19.520 you look at Netflix as a real champion of, you know, partisan causes and kind of their ways of

00:11:25.600 just directing loads and loads of money to their favored people. And when you look at the FBI over

00:11:31.840 its long history, they've had such a close relationship with Hollywood going back to the Hoover days.

00:11:38.320 But now in the modern era, when you see them working with Netflix to shape public opinion,

00:11:43.840 and then even in the Trump administration, the fruits of that investigation coming to court,

00:11:49.360 you have to wonder when we're actually going to start turning this thing around.

00:11:53.760 Mike, I want to drill down on the idea of collusion with Netflix. I think when I hear that,

00:11:58.080 it draws me back to the collusion with social media platforms, obviously legacy media,

00:12:02.560 the Washington Post, or as they call it, what the Langley bugle. But the details,

00:12:08.080 in terms of, I think there was some facts about when journals were written. This essentially was

00:12:12.960 just, I mean, fabricated out of more or less thin air, or at least very thin air. Can you walk through

00:12:19.840 what that, or at least what you think that that sort of collusion angle looked like and why,

00:12:24.160 frankly, anyone watching the show should be scared that you could not just have the FBI

00:12:28.640 weaponized against you, but in conjunction with Netflix? I mean, that's astonishing.

00:12:32.720 Right. So the biggest piece of evidence that was in this case and the basis of a Netflix documentary

00:12:39.520 were journals that essentially were post-dated and then used to pretend like they were written at the

00:12:47.120 time of the controversy. And Netflix and the FBI were working together at that point in time.

00:12:53.600 And so that should basically set off alarm bells everywhere. But nonetheless, the Department of

00:12:58.480 Justice is proceeding, even though that key element is no longer on the table and trying to

00:13:05.120 basically power through it. You had a prosecutor who was involved in this case drop off just a few

00:13:10.800 weeks ago. And the thing stinks. And what I'm smelling the most is that you just have a Department of

00:13:17.840 Justice that doesn't like dropping cases, that institutionally doesn't want to admit it was

00:13:23.280 wrong and is continuing ahead anyways when the biggest part of the whole thing was proven not

00:13:28.480 only to be bunk, but potentially even criminal, if not civilly, certainly liable as it relates to

00:13:34.880 Netflix coordinating with the FBI. And so when we look at other kind of weaponized cases, if they can't

00:13:41.680 stop this one with such clear misconduct and abuse, what does that mean for turning around these

00:13:47.360 agencies in the future? And you have the FBI still standing by this. They sent 20 agents to

00:13:54.480 the court case, you know, the other day. And it's like, at a time where we're trying to refocus

00:13:59.520 Mike, I want to stop you there, because I think that's another very interesting detail. And we've

00:14:03.040 got to jump to break, but I'll hold you through that. And I think that the fact that they're still

00:14:07.440 pursuing this case, it speaks to whether you want to call it the deep state, the in your face state.

00:14:12.000 But the idea that DOJ should be something that is uniquely controlled, administered by

00:14:16.080 President Trump, not pursuing the politically motivated charges of, you know, the Biden DOJ,

00:14:20.160 or these unelected bureaucrats, hang with us, with us through the break mic and warm posse.

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00:16:53.280 consultation. Mike Howell, I'm glad you're still with us. I think the audience is enraged by what

00:16:59.940 the FBI has been doing for, no, it seems like a very, very long time. I want to get in, though,

00:17:05.100 to one very weird detail about this case. You're telling me that dozens of FBI agents were, you know,

00:17:11.180 posted up around the ongoing trial. I don't necessarily think that's a normal thing to do.

00:17:17.580 It sounds quite anomalous to me. Can you walk the audience through that detail, too?

00:17:21.600 Yeah, the reports I saw said 20 FBI agents showed up for a day of the trial. I don't know if there are

00:17:27.100 that many there every single day, but that tells you all you need to know. It's an absolute show of

00:17:31.400 force. It's meant to show kind of a unified front. I'm sure they had some invented reason for each of

00:17:36.800 them to be there or not. But we all know the courtroom kind of presentation style and drama 0.77

00:17:42.300 that goes into these things. And keep in mind, this is a nonviolent case. We have an FBI that I was

00:17:48.760 told was getting, you know, reorienting to fighting crime and getting the bad guys and the gangbangers

00:17:53.920 off the street. And you have 20 FBI agents for a case that hinges on one charge of a never really

00:18:01.680 used before forced label theory. And so it's just bizarre to me. It shows it looks like a double

00:18:07.880 down. It just looks like the government says we put this much work into the case, regardless of all

00:18:12.820 the misconduct that is there. We're not dropping it because it makes the government look bad to drop

00:18:17.000 a case. So we're going to throw all that we have on it. And if we don't have good evidence to go off

00:18:21.060 of, then we're just going to do the show of the force. It's the old saying of the law. You have the

00:18:24.960 facts, pound the facts. You don't have those. If you got a table, then just pound the table.

00:18:28.900 So it's them patting the table and trying to create the impression that the government stands

00:18:33.080 by all this misconduct. Well, I can think of a litany of other cases or issues that the DOJ

00:18:40.180 should be allocating their resources to certainly the FBI, the internal struggle sessions that are

00:18:45.840 needed aside, or maybe just fire these people. I think they're superfluous in their origins to 0.94

00:18:51.340 begin with. But I don't know, like we always say in the war, and maybe give us some names of the

00:18:55.600 people who orchestrated the invasion at the southern border, people who are responsible for

00:19:00.940 the really whole of society, whole of government approach to government weaponization, not going

00:19:05.780 after things like this. Last question before we let you go. What should the, I think, warning that our

00:19:12.800 audience should discern or glean from this case be? In other words, that the FBI can essentially call

00:19:18.180 up some Hollywood studio, have them make a more or less astroturf documentary about you, and somehow

00:19:23.780 you see yourself on the stand on trial, and a bunch of FBI agents are going to be swarming around?

00:19:28.120 Am I, is that too reductive, or is that what we're talking about?

00:19:31.320 No, that's exactly what we're talking about. I mean, it used to work for the FBI back in like

00:19:35.140 the 50s and 60s, putting out the G-men and trying to up public perceptions of them. But when you have 1.00

00:19:40.620 a weaponized FBI that's been populated by kind of ideologues, and in 2025, they're working with

00:19:46.140 Netflix, basically as an outgrowth of the Me Too movement, wanting to get some big case that looks

00:19:51.620 like something related to Me Too. And they're just working with the furthest left, and people

00:19:55.940 have an ideological passion. The FBI should never be working with the Netflix unless they're

00:20:00.200 investigating Netflix. And you just see the marriage of the really broken down FBI and

00:20:07.200 corporate elites here, and it's just a crazy fact pattern. But if we can't stop these fact

00:20:12.180 patterns against going people who aren't traditionally viewed as conservatives, how do we think that

00:20:16.660 we're going to stop the FBI from doing this against everyday Americans and other political

00:20:20.440 opponents? And so if we're going to stand against weaponization, we need to stand against

00:20:24.220 weaponization of these institutions against everyone, regardless of the underlying behavior.

00:20:29.720 And it worries me. If they can't, political control can't put a stop to this sort of misconduct

00:20:34.800 because they don't want to back away from the trial, what's that mean going forward for

00:20:39.000 accountability and reform? And I don't think it's good.

00:20:43.120 Very valid points. Mike Howell, if people want to follow you, keep up to date with everything you're

00:20:47.260 working on. Where can they go to do that? Yep. So I'm at mhelltweetsonx, and there we link to all

00:20:52.940 of our other profiles. We have a good time on X. Get an info and doc straight to the people,

00:20:57.780 right in their veins. Thank you, sir. We'll have you back on soon. Thank you.

00:21:06.080 Honored to be joined now by Aaron Saberian, someone who has been posted up at the Free Beacon all

00:21:13.020 over the racial discrimination that has been going on at UCLA, particularly their medical school. One

00:21:19.480 of the quotes that jumped out at me from your most recent piece, calling it a quote,

00:21:23.520 failed medical school. My dad actually did undergrad there and knows that medical school

00:21:28.960 very well. So I'm sure he'd be very disheartened to hear that. But when you look at the numbers,

00:21:33.020 I guess another figure that jumped out 50% or so of the new people who are sort of, I would assume

00:21:39.060 DEI, affirmative action, take your pick, are failing basic medical competency tests. I know 0.65

00:21:44.760 a lot of your reporting has led to now a Trump administration probe and lawsuits. But can you

00:21:48.920 sort of walk the audience through what your team, what you've uncovered that's been going on at UCLA?

00:21:57.060 Sure. Thank you for having me. There's really sort of, I would say, two or three pieces of kind of

00:22:04.620 convergent evidence that the school is discriminating based on race in admissions. The

00:22:10.680 first is the graphic you just showed and kind of the data it represents. You see that around the

00:22:19.380 same time that the medical school got a new dean of admissions and allegedly started doing all this

00:22:25.960 affirmative action, there is a marked increase in the number of students failing these standardized

00:22:31.960 tests known as shelf exams. These are supposed to be very basic exams. You only fail them if you score

00:22:38.460 in the bottom 5% of all test takers nationally. So it's not really easy to fail these exams.

00:22:46.120 And yet at UCLA, you saw from like 2020 to 2023, a huge increase in the number of students failing these

00:22:55.440 tests. And in certain cohorts of people on their clinical rotations, you would occasionally see failure

00:23:01.840 rates as high as 50%, which was not happening prior to 2020. Now, of course, the other kind of important

00:23:10.020 piece of evidence here is that we have firsthand accounts of professors at UCLA, including current and

00:23:18.800 former admissions officers who described a pattern of kind of racially charged comments by the dean of

00:23:30.060 admissions, Jennifer Lucero, and described how she would effectively shut down criticism of minority

00:23:37.640 candidates with subpar grades and MCATs, and would sort of push through people perceived to be disadvantaged some

00:23:46.560 way, usually based on their race, despite the fact that they really did not have the academic qualifications that you would

00:23:55.060 expect most students matriculating at UCLA medical school to have. And then there's sort of a third

00:24:01.300 piece of evidence that was just, I think, uncovered in this lawsuit. And that is that when you look at the

00:24:07.300 share of matriculants of a given race, so like you compare the percentage of matriculants to their share of the

00:24:18.180 applicant pool, you see that, for example, in 2023, about 78% of UCLA medical schools, applicants were black, but 14 to 15%

00:24:34.420 of UCLA's incoming class was black, right? So the share of the class, so it was almost double the share of the applicant pool. And given just the

00:24:48.180 just what we know, kind of background knowledge about, you know, the racial breakdown of, you know, grades and

00:24:54.420 especially MCATs by different racial groups, it's just really surprising and extraordinary to argue that you could get that kind of

00:25:04.180 breakdown without some kind of racial preferences. And then I guess sort of the final piece of evidence I'll give you is that after this new

00:25:12.180 dean of admissions took over, you saw the share, and this is this one is, this is publicly available data, you saw that the

00:25:18.980 share of Asian matriculants at UCLA, like plummeted, it, you know, reduces by about a third in three years. And that really is a

00:25:30.020 pretty astonishing drop. And it's not a drop that you see at just about any other UC medical school. So there's kind of all of the

00:25:38.180 there's like, there's like at least four different pieces of conversion evidence that point to UCLA

00:25:43.220 discriminating based on race. And now there's this lawsuit that will likely uncover even more data,

00:25:49.540 and even more whistleblower accounts. And so pretty soon, I think we'll have an even better picture of

00:25:57.140 exactly how and to what extent these preferences were used.

00:26:00.340 I think they call that a bring in the receipts. But like you said, that's all, you know, mainly open

00:26:06.420 source, public source data. Can you walk the audience through what maybe like the expected

00:26:10.660 timeline of this lawsuit is, or how the Trump administration probe fits into that, or just

00:26:16.020 what you think they will, you know, potentially find or the outcome of it could be?

00:26:21.060 Yes, I don't really know what the timeline on the lawsuit will be. I imagine UCLA will file a

00:26:26.260 motion to dismiss. And I imagine that will get rejected, because I think there is a fair amount

00:26:32.100 of evidence here, although you never know. And California courts are obviously quite liberal.

00:26:37.300 The Trump administration's investigation, which was launched a little over a month ago,

00:26:44.420 that one UCLA has said they're complying with it. Although, you know, one expects that they will do

00:26:50.100 everything in their power to, you know, spin the findings and spin the data in ways favorable to

00:26:58.260 UCLA. But I think one thing that's important to note is that after the administration announced

00:27:06.500 this probe, and UCLA said, oh, yeah, you know, we'll comply with, we'll cooperate with the

00:27:11.460 administration, you'd sort of think that they would stop putting things in writing that could be used

00:27:17.700 against them in litigation. Well, actually, that's not what they did. What they did was they sent out

00:27:23.700 a memo to all second and third year medical students saying that they were going to use

00:27:29.060 racial preferences when constructing the admissions committee itself. So when they assign students to

00:27:35.780 be on the committee, there's usually about like five student representatives on the admissions committee,

00:27:40.900 they explicitly said that one of their guiding principles was that

00:27:44.340 uh, they had to ensure like adequate representation of quote BIPOC and LGBT students.

00:27:51.620 Right. So they put this

00:27:53.220 I'm going to hold you there because we have to jump, we have to jump to break.

00:27:56.980 But if you can hold through, we'll pause you there. I'm sure the audience there, they're

00:28:01.700 super outraged as am I. I mean, obviously, DEI affirmative action is bad, but especially when it comes 1.00

00:28:08.180 not just to the hard scientists, but to the person who's going to be the doctor sitting across from

00:28:12.340 you in the room, I don't want that person to be what failing 50% of the time on basic medical

00:28:17.940 competency testing while they're doing rounds. No, thank you. We'll be joined again by Aaron

00:28:23.860 after this break, Brianna Morello. A heck of a lot more. We'll be right there.

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00:30:08.660 Here's your host, Stephen K. Mann.

00:30:18.580 Welcome back to The War Room, where you've got to be checking out birchgold.com slash

00:30:22.820 Bannon or texting Bannon to 989898. Getting the latest installment, The End of the Dollar Empire.

00:30:30.660 You've got to print out the book. Give Philip Patrick a call. Talk to the team. They love talking

00:30:35.760 to you the best audience. I'm not biased. Erin, I think you're still with us. I got a few more

00:30:41.540 questions for you. It's, I think, an interesting parallel. It's almost, I think, these universities

00:30:45.580 are sort of a microcosm of what we've seen happen at the federal level, where you sort of have these

00:30:50.940 unelected bureaucrats, which I would sort of compare to the administrative or administration,

00:30:56.220 you know, offices that then sort of take over or hijack these schools, right? They're not the

00:31:01.000 professors. They're not the people who are necessarily qualified to be teaching medicine or anything

00:31:05.100 remotely resembling that field, but they're able to really, I mean, circumvent, if not just recreate,

00:31:11.640 invert what these institutions have become from the choke point, right, that is admitting students.

00:31:18.000 I'm just curious more broadly from your reporting, whether it's here at Harvard or at a lot of these

00:31:21.800 schools that are obviously now in the crosshairs over federal funding, is it sort of a pattern where

00:31:27.380 a lot of this radicalism, especially the DEI stuff, sort of starts at the administrative kind of

00:31:33.440 HR department level, and there's sort of a weird interplay or pushback with some of the professors

00:31:38.260 or students on campus? Or what's the typical way that these radical policies get rolled out from

00:31:43.480 your reporting? Yeah, so that's definitely one route by which it happens. And I would say that

00:31:49.800 generally, the administrators are a larger and more important driver of the DEI stuff than the faculty.

00:31:58.760 Now, I would caveat that it seems to vary quite a bit by school because the faculty, well, at all of

00:32:08.300 the schools, I think the faculty are very against the Trump administration's efforts to use federal

00:32:13.920 funding to kind of pressure schools into making concessions. They're all against that. And in

00:32:18.640 particular, at places like Columbia that have these kind of institutionalized bastions of Middle Eastern

00:32:26.780 Studies or certain other kinds of activist, scholar activist programs, there you do see the faculty

00:32:33.840 playing a more important role. You know, as far as the DEI stuff goes in general, though, I would say

00:32:41.980 that especially the kind of race discrimination, it tends to happen in bureaucracies. It tends to happen

00:32:50.020 in kind of big places where there's an incentive to focus on legible metrics, right? It's just

00:32:56.680 bean counting is just very easy for bureaucracies to do, right? That's something they're good at. That's

00:33:02.760 something they can measure. And I think in some ways, just because it's kind of convenient, frankly,

00:33:09.520 um, a lot of these bureaucracies end up defining diversity, uh, in very kind of outcome oriented

00:33:18.480 racialist terms, um, because that's just kind of easy to administer. Um, that's kind of my theory of

00:33:26.160 the case. Aaron, thank you so much for joining us. And really the reporting that you've done, I think,

00:33:32.720 has laid the groundwork for a lot of this, whether it's the probes, the lawsuits, I think everyone who ever

00:33:38.460 has to see a doctor should be saying, thank you. Cause I don't know about you. I want my doctors

00:33:42.260 to be competent and not trained in, I don't know what the heck they're training them. They're DEI,

00:33:46.920 CRT, whatever. Uh, Aaron, if people want to follow you, stay up to date with everything that you're

00:33:51.480 working on and writing, where can they go to do that? Uh, I'm on Twitter at Aaron Saberiam,

00:33:57.180 or you could check out just my author page at thefreebeacon.com. Thank you so much for joining us.

00:34:04.360 Thank you.

00:34:04.880 I believe we have Brianna Morello up. All right, then we're going to go to Tej Gill,

00:34:13.380 the one and only Tej. We're going to get into the coffee stuff. But before that, there seems to be

00:34:18.840 every day more and more breaking news about what's going on between India and Pakistan. India, I think

00:34:23.940 giving a new trade deal or something to president Trump today, it seems like some of the jets that

00:34:27.760 Pakistan has been using to attack India are Chinese made. They have links to the Chinese 0.73

00:34:32.760 Communist Party, obviously very deeply in that country. Um, given your background,

00:34:37.640 what's your sort of assessment as, as to what's going on in that region?

00:34:42.620 Yeah, these conflicts between India and Pakistan have been going on for a while now that the border

00:34:48.140 over the, over the decades, the border moves back and forth between India and Pakistan. And

00:34:52.440 Pakistan is a hotbed for terrorists. Um, some of the 9-11 terrorists were in Pakistan. We, we've

00:35:01.640 actually done cross-border missions and got some of these guys. The CIA works over there all the time.

00:35:06.940 It's Pakistan is very similar to Iran. They, they harbor terrorists and the terrorists use that as a 0.99

00:35:16.120 launching point. They use it for, uh, uh, uh, Afghanistan during the Afghanistan war with the,

00:35:23.160 the Eastern border of Afghanistan was always a hot area. There was constantly terrorists coming back

00:35:29.940 and forth in and out of Pakistan. Osama bin Laden, he was end up hiding in there. That's where they got

00:35:35.580 him. So this basically, this highlights the reason why Trump doesn't want Iran to have nuclear weapons

00:35:42.840 because right now, what if India and Iran, if this thing keeps the heat keeps turning up on this

00:35:49.800 conflict between India and Iran and they start using nuclear weapons, then it definitely could be 0.96

00:35:54.720 the start of world war three. It'll be devastating to the planet. So that, that this is exactly why

00:36:00.460 Trump doesn't want Iran to have nuclear weapons because Iran is a terrorist state. Pakistan is a 1.00

00:36:06.680 semi-terrorist state. You know, we, we have an embassy there. We have relations with them,

00:36:11.520 but they have nukes, India has nukes and they hate each other over religious reasons. And it's a,

00:36:18.120 they're basically in a constant state of almost conflict. And now it's developed into conflict.

00:36:23.740 I saw, I think two days ago, there was a huge aerial dogfight, 125 aircraft between Pakistan

00:36:33.340 and India. We're going at it in the air, which is crazy. There's, there hasn't been a dogfight like 1.00

00:36:38.080 that since world war two. So it's, it's, it's bad. And it's on the edge of getting really bad. If

00:36:47.260 they use nuclear weapons, if this thing keeps escalating, it's going to get nasty. And I look at it as,

00:36:53.740 this is the reason Trump does not want Iran to have nuclear weapons because look, I ran,

00:36:59.660 they're always going at it with their neighbors. And in the eighties, we had Iran and Iraq. And then 0.81

00:37:04.060 now it's constantly Iran and Israel. Iran has all its proxy States, you know, Yemen, the Houthis in 0.93

00:37:10.540 Yemen, Hezbollah, Hamas, all this, all this stuff. So it's all, all this stuff is intertwined.

00:37:15.820 And I think it's because poor or zero leadership on the global level. And, you know, the, the United

00:37:23.920 States were the leaders of the free world. So we, I think we've had bad leadership for the last

00:37:29.920 while, right? Like almost two decades, you know, Trump had, Trump had a small run in there 2016 to

00:37:37.800 2020, but the, the world is basically on the edge of world war three in a, in a really bad way. You

00:37:46.500 know, you have Iran and Russia and Europe going on. You have the Israel, the Houthis and, um, 0.75

00:37:53.880 Iran that now this, this India thing, it's, it's crazy. So it's definitely something to watch 1.00

00:38:01.560 cause it could escalate into world war three and they're both nuclear armed countries.

00:38:10.180 Something to watch. And I think something to watch while you drink probably your war path

00:38:14.180 coffee. I'm looking, I don't see any bags around me to hold up. I usually love having a proper two

00:38:19.540 when I host war room, but I'm sure you can probably help me out there before we let you go hit us with

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00:40:36.120 good. Tej Gill, thank you so much for joining us. I know the war room posse loves warpath. Whenever

00:40:42.820 I meet you guys, they always say, I love my cup of warpath coffee. I always watch war room too. And

00:40:47.820 it's a nice tradition. Thank you, sir, for joining us. We'll definitely have you back on soon. Have a

00:40:52.280 great day. I think we got Brianna Morella. Brianna, I'm definitely going to hold you through the break,

00:40:58.700 but just give me a few minutes. You have yet another bombshell story about the Biden regime

00:41:04.120 and unaccompanied migrant children, them essentially abandoning them, doing nothing.

00:41:09.100 Another staggering figure, 65,000 reports. Walk the audience through at least the beginning

00:41:14.120 of this exclusive you got for us. Yes. Thank you, Natalie, for jumping on with me as well today,

00:41:19.500 because this is a good one. This one is all about how the Biden regime intentionally ignored

00:41:24.560 children who are trying to call OOR. That is the refugee program that they have. And they were

00:41:30.280 just trying to report the fact that they were either be given stale food or there were some

00:41:34.420 issues that they were having. But ultimately, this one's crazy because I was told yesterday on my

00:41:40.280 program that one of those calls that came in, the reports came in, came in from a young boy

00:41:45.120 who was trying to say that his sponsor was putting him in a really bad position. And what I mean by that

00:41:51.000 is, and this is going to be a little dark for those of you at home right now, but this young boy was

00:41:55.360 trying to report the fact that he was being molested by adults. And when he called to make

00:42:00.280 this report, sadly, the Biden administration completely ignored him. Now, the Trump administration

00:42:05.880 has been sifting through these reports and they heard his complaints. They reached out, rescued this

00:42:12.420 boy, according to my source, and saved him from that situation. But the reality of it is, is,

00:42:18.000 you know, this is just one of many stories that we continue to talk about, Natalie, obviously.

00:42:23.000 And it's that the Biden administration intentionally put these kids in danger

00:42:26.380 by putting them around sexual predators.

00:42:30.280 It's absolutely astonishing. What is the magnitude, you think? How many cases are there like this?

00:42:37.460 Yeah, well, they just started sifting through a lot of this. So they know there's about 65,000

00:42:40.860 reports altogether. We don't know how large this is going to be, but this could be massive.

00:42:46.660 And we're just going to have to wait and see. And I know last time when I came on your program,

00:42:50.580 and we discussed my last breaking story on this, I also was told about the sponsors and the vetting

00:42:56.660 process. I know we talked about that briefly, but I was also informed that DHS wasn't even properly

00:43:02.680 vetting these individuals, like face-to-face interactions. Instead, they thought it was acceptable

00:43:07.760 to take photograph images through the WhatsApp app. And that's how they were vetting these sponsors

00:43:12.780 before handing them off to them, these children I'm referring to, by the way. So it's a lot,

00:43:18.080 a lot, a lot, a lot that the Trump administration is going to have to go through with all of this.

00:43:22.020 Unfortunately, though, I have a really bad feeling that there's going to be thousands

00:43:25.580 of sexual assault cases that the Biden administration ignored.

00:43:27.960 Brianna, hang with us through the break. I want to keep drilling down on this. I also think

00:43:33.800 who exactly these sponsors are, if this was just a symptom that the invasion was so, you know,

00:43:39.760 massive in scale that there's no way you could have done it, or maybe it was all intentional and

00:43:44.060 by design. My money's probably on that, knowing the characters that were involved with the

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00:45:15.280 Welcome back to the war room where we will not forget what the Biden regime did on the southern

00:45:28.940 border. It is the gift that keeps on giving. Obviously, nothing close to a gift. It was

00:45:36.160 essentially the destruction of the country, completely intentional, planned, very well executed.

00:45:42.580 I'm still waiting to see some indictments for those people, in addition to the illegals that 0.93

00:45:47.360 were transported here. But Brian Morello, you're still with us. If you want to pick up where you

00:45:52.180 left off, but also I want to just weave in another one of your reports having to do with some, I think,

00:45:58.040 documents that have sort of come out via discovery with a lawsuit against the TSA, how the Biden regime

00:46:04.920 was just, I mean, haphazardly releasing sex offenders into the United States before they were on trial or

00:46:14.320 had been arrested. Am I reading that wrong? Walk us through that.

00:46:18.660 Natalie, it's so crazy that one has to think that this is wrong. When I got the papers from my lawyer,

00:46:23.980 I thought it was crazy. When I got the papers from DHS, I thought it was even crazier because I didn't

00:46:27.480 understand what was going on here. Ultimately, what was happening is some background. I am suing TSA

00:46:33.300 actively for allowing illegal aliens to fly on commercial airlines. All I wanted to know was 0.92

00:46:38.440 what type of identifications they were approving and allowing them to board these flights with since

00:46:42.940 they didn't have photo IDs. As a result of that, I've gotten tons of documents dumped on me. But

00:46:49.380 unfortunately, the Biden administration wasn't trying to comply with our lawsuit. They said that

00:46:53.300 these documents didn't exist. I was looking for memos, internal communications between TSA and DHS

00:46:58.540 detailing what they were looking for. Fortunately, though, the Trump administration, as soon as they

00:47:02.980 stepped in and took over, they started forwarding my attorney and myself these documents, and now we

00:47:07.920 have them. What I was able to stumble upon is absolutely gut-wrenching. The Biden regime

00:47:13.020 knowingly allowed illegal aliens who had prior convictions of sexual crimes, sexual assault, 0.93

00:47:19.460 rape, all of those things, they allowed them to come into our country knowing what they had done 0.99

00:47:23.780 previously, knowing their prior convictions. They had them fill out these forms, and they had

00:47:28.360 supervisors at DHS fill out these forms as well. What it's ultimately asking is for them to do two

00:47:33.740 things. Number one, they have to enroll in a sexual deviance course. It's a program. They have 14 days 0.99

00:47:40.660 after being released to enroll and to send DHS proof of enrollment. They also have seven days to register

00:47:48.400 as a sex offender after they're released and let into our country. Those were the two requirements 0.98

00:47:54.120 for those who have prior sexual assault convictions before being released into our country. It just, again,

00:48:01.060 is another layer of chaos that the Biden administration was intentionally inflicting on the American

00:48:04.960 people, and it's gut-wrenching. I mean, we talked about it all the time. We knew exactly what they were

00:48:10.740 doing to us. We just didn't know how well orchestrated it was and how intentional it was. The Biden administration

00:48:16.960 released rapists into our country, and they didn't care about the American people. They did it without any

00:48:22.760 care at all, and that's the most gut-wrenching part in all of this. Now, of course, I'm still suing TSA

00:48:27.460 in regards to all of it. They're still looking for any more documents, but keep in mind, this form,

00:48:34.380 this form that just literally said you have to take these two programs, where you take this program and

00:48:38.740 register as a sex offender, that was used for them to board commercial airlines. That was proof of

00:48:43.800 identification. That's what TSA was accepting at the time. I mean, it's completely mind-blowing that this

00:48:48.600 happened in the first place, but they allowed it to happen. There needs to be people held

00:48:52.860 accountable. We still haven't heard of anyone being dragged in front of any congressional committees

00:48:56.920 yet from the Biden administration to answer these tough questions, and that would be the beginning

00:49:02.380 phase of all of this. Now, I'm not going to hold my breath. I don't know if anyone's really going to

00:49:07.000 be criminally charged in all of it. They should be, yes. They should be sued into oblivion, but

00:49:12.160 unfortunately, it doesn't look like we're getting anywhere because I haven't even heard whispers of

00:49:15.860 investigations being launched to all of these people. I'm so glad Senator Tillis found it within

00:49:22.440 him to have enough courage to oppose Ed Martin. I'm sure his constituents would love to see him

00:49:28.240 muster that same, shall we say, fighting resolve to go after the Biden apparatchiks that orchestrated

00:49:34.700 the death of this country through the weapon of mass migration. But like you, Brianna, I will not hold

00:49:41.220 my breath on that one either. Maybe the best we can hope for is a primary. Brianna, in the meantime,

00:49:45.640 before we have you back on, if people want to follow you, where can they go to do that?

00:49:49.400 Head on over to the Independent Newsroom. It's a free newsletter you could sign up for,

00:49:52.460 and you could also find me on X, Brianna Morello. Thank you so much for coming on.

00:49:57.880 Thank you, Natalie.

00:50:01.100 I would just add, Democrats are willing to what? Storm? Hole up? Essentially breach ice facilities

00:50:09.860 in New Jersey. Republicans, what have they done to push back? I mean, certainly under the four years

00:50:18.360 of Joe Biden against the illegal alien invasion. A lot of strongly worded letters I saw, a lot of nice

00:50:24.180 tweets about how important it is to have sovereignty and strong borders. Democrats are willing to raid

00:50:29.940 ICE facilities and be arrested. And Senator Tillis doesn't like that maybe Ed Martin was a little

00:50:38.080 too radical on a few hundred Jan Sixers. I would want someone who has that fighting spirit to be 0.78

00:50:46.340 responsible for going after all the prosecutions that need to happen in the city of Washington, D.C.

00:50:52.200 But I guess Senator Tillis had other ideas. Well, maybe the American people, and specifically those

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Bannon's War Room - May 09, 2025

Episode 4475： Democrats Storm ICE Facility

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