Stephen K. Bannon is joined by Monica Crowley, a former White House correspondent for the New York Times and host of the podcast War Room, to discuss the latest in the Trump administration, including the latest on tariffs and trade with China.
00:01:44.000First of all, when I was looking at my schedule for today as ambassador and chief of protocol, I see that my assistant Katie put hold war room at 11 a.m.
00:01:55.000And I think I'm the first chief of protocol ever in the history of America to have a hold on our schedule for war room.
00:02:23.000The question I have is that, as you know, being a host here and being a contributor for years, we're so big on the history of this country, I think.
00:02:32.000We've missed the 250th anniversary of Lexington Concord, right?
00:02:37.000We've got, I guess, the Boston, the Battle of Bunker Hill.
00:03:22.000Yeah, this is a huge meeting and protocol.
00:03:24.000My team and I create the environment for the most robust, effective diplomacy possible for the president of the United States, the vice president and the secretary.
00:03:33.000So we're looking forward to welcoming Chancellor Meritz on Thursday.
00:03:38.000But in addition to all of that, the president has also given me another portfolio, which is to be essentially America's ambassador for the major U.S. hosted events.
00:03:47.000And that includes America 250, the FIFA World Cup and the 2028 Olympic Games in L.A., which President Trump heroically brought to the United States.
00:03:57.000Isn't it providential, quite frankly, that they stole the 2020 election?
00:04:01.000We had to get prepared and he comes back for this.
00:06:20.000Rolling down those streets is going to be absolutely incredible.
00:06:23.000We are going to honor America's veterans, both past and present, including our wounded warriors and our Gold Star families.
00:06:32.000And there's one other announcement I want to make here today on the War Room.
00:06:36.000At the end of the parade, and the parade is going to take place on June 14th, like I said, from 6.30 to about 9.30 at night, concluding with fireworks.
00:06:45.000Oh, the parade is going to be late afternoon evening.
00:07:44.000So you're going to have a public army fitness competition starting at 8 a.m. with a military festival beginning early in the morning if you want to come out early.
00:07:54.000Gates open at 2 so you can arrive, get your spot.
00:08:04.000So you can find your location and kind of scope it out and get some water, get something to eat, come back for the parade.
00:08:10.000But something very special is going to happen at the end of the parade, Stephen.
00:08:13.000I want to announce it to the War Room audience.
00:08:16.000At the very end of the parade, President Trump, you know, he has and you've talked about this all the time.
00:08:22.000He has presided over record breaking recruitment for the U.S. Army, restoring combat readiness, accelerating modernization of our weapons systems and everything else to meet the demands of 21st century warfare.
00:08:38.000So this is about rebuilding the military, which he was committed to in his first term, double down in the second term, rebuilding the military to restore a sense of strength and sacrifice, pride and purpose to the Army and the military.
00:08:53.000So what he is going to do at the end of the parade is he is going to preside over a live reenlistment of 250 U.S. Army soldiers.
00:09:05.000And it is going to be an incredible reaffirmation of our Army strength, our military strength under the leadership of Donald J. Trump.
00:09:14.000That's amazing. Incredible. So I encourage everybody to really come out to D.C., travel here to be a part of this historic moment and this historic parade.
00:09:23.720It's really going to be something. Let's go back, because obviously the mainstream media is all over.
00:09:27.780This is Trump's parade. I think this is much broader, right?
00:09:31.000Yes. It's a celebration of the 250th anniversary.
00:09:34.560It's reinforcing all those great virtues.
00:09:36.600When people can show up in the morning, there's going to be a fitness, but then all throughout the day in the parade will start at 630 on Constitution.
00:10:38.260And then the president, first day in office, signed into, by executive order, a task force.
00:10:43.680So you have a number of people who are actually executing on these events, and I'm out here to tell everybody about it.
00:10:51.720But they are organizing with the Department of Defense, the Interior Department, the Park Service, all of the elements that we need to carry off a huge event like this.
00:11:02.160And to do it safely for all of our attendees, including the president, but everybody who comes, understand that this will be a safe and glorious event.
00:11:11.100Your theme on America250, as we roll out clearly to the 250th birthday on July 4th, what is thematically, what are you trying to accomplish for the president?
00:11:20.920Well, you know, I was a very young girl in the bicentennial, Steve, but I remember how special it made me feel as a little girl.
00:11:29.960I remember the sparklers down the Jersey Shore, July 4th, 1976.
00:11:35.540Everybody had a flag and the sparklers and the massive celebration nationwide.
00:11:41.660By the way, you know, next July 4th is going to be wild because we're going to have all of the eastern seaboard cities that obviously played such a crucial role in the American Revolution.
00:11:53.680And as you point out, Steve, the MAGA generation really is the natural heir to the revolutionary generation.
00:12:00.780So Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Washington, D.C., and of course cities around the country.
00:12:06.580But those are the four key ones that played such a role in the revolution next July 4th.
00:12:12.300So we're kicking off now with June 14th in the military.
00:12:15.360This July 4th, we're going to have a huge celebration on the mall to kick off really one formal year of celebration.
00:12:23.240Yeah. And we have all of these moving parts in D.C. and elsewhere.
00:12:57.040But it's my responsibility, according to the president, to not just run protocol and help to manage his diplomatic engagements at the presidential level,
00:13:07.220but also to make sure the American people know that this is a really special year.
00:13:12.660This is an absolute gift, Steve, that America250 is happening now while President Trump is in office once again.
00:13:20.920It really is a gift, and we all want to make sure that we celebrate in a manner that is fitting, not just of this extraordinary president, but of our extraordinary country.
00:13:31.480You're a gift, too, and this is exactly why the president selected you.
00:13:34.160With all the alternatives and options they were thinking about, this is why the president understood this will be looked at 100 years from now, of how we do this, and this is why Monica Crowley.
00:14:20.380By the way, I have an extraordinary team at Protocol, so when you're asking how I'm going to do it all, I'm leaning on my extraordinary team.
00:14:26.980We are about to launch official Twitter and Instagram accounts for me as ambassador, so I'll let you know that, too, as soon as we launch.
00:14:54.740This July, there is a global summit of BRICS nations in Rio de Janeiro, the bloc of emerging superpowers, including China, Russia, India, and Persia, are meeting with the goal of displacing the United States dollar as the global currency.
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00:15:26.540While this transition won't not happen overnight, but trust me, it's going to start in Rio.
00:15:33.440The Rio Reset in July marks a pivotal moment when BRICS objectives move decisively from a theoretical possibility towards an inevitable reality.
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00:16:33.300A bunch of breaking news there, so let's make sure we're all over that.
00:16:36.760If Real America's the crack team in Denver can put up on the Chiron where you go for tickets.
00:16:40.860Let's have a huge showing on the 14th.
00:16:42.800That's quite interesting and, I think, smart.
00:16:44.9606.30 to 8.30 in the evening is going to be the actual parade.
00:16:49.140Real America's Voice, wall-to-wall coverage of the 250th celebration of the United States Army.
00:16:58.120We're going to do it just like we did West Point, first time ever, live television coverage for all four hours of the West Point graduation, the commencement there where the president spoke, and then Arlington National Cemetery did three hours on that on Monday.
00:17:16.860Dave's going to get to the Federal Reserve in a second.
00:17:18.460Oren, the Financial Times of London had this piece the other day, and this fits into the big, beautiful bill, what's happened geopolitically with Ukraine and what's happening right now in Korea.
00:17:30.400It was kind of, hey, globalization, and I'll make sure.
00:17:34.260I don't think I've gotten Denver the article yet.
00:17:36.020But the globalization 1.0 didn't work and obviously had this populist nationalist, these kind of grubby people that came up and thwarted it, whether it's in Poland or in the United States or, you know, in Germany.
00:17:50.740The Larry Fink's of the world are going to get a lot smarter, and we're going to have globalization 2.0, and this time we'll run the tables.
00:17:57.460Is that essentially what the piece says, sir?
00:18:03.800You know, Larry Fink is the head of BlackRock, which, of course, is one of the largest financial institutions in the world.
00:18:09.840At one point was known for pushing a lot of the sort of more woe-PSG type ideas.
00:18:15.880They backed off of this, and now, you know, Fink wrote a piece.
00:18:19.060I think it's actually pretty thoughtful explaining what he and others and economists got wrong with globalization, with just trusting that, well, if we just have free markets, if we just have free trade, if we just offshore everything to China, that'll work out fine for American workers, too.
00:18:36.660And so, look, I think it's a really positive first step that we have folks admitting we have a problem.
00:18:42.260Like, to your point, okay, well, you know, what are we going to do about it is then the big discussion, but I think there really is a change going on in people recognizing that this system we were pursuing and just marching forward with blindly, it wasn't sustainable, it wasn't good for people, and it wasn't good for America.
00:18:59.840Are you – look, the big, beautiful bill's got an aspect of it.
00:19:06.760We just got word that the first of the rescissions package, the $9.4 billion, which has got a couple – we understand it's a drop in the bucket, but it's symbolic – is going to come to the Capitol.
00:19:17.820Do you see – because I keep saying that we've changed the electorate of the Republican Party to be working class and middle class and people looking for putting the country first and American citizens first, but we really haven't changed the political class.
00:19:33.340We're attempting to, and they all – you know, they preach fealty to President Trump, but they don't really preach fealty, particularly behind the scenes, to the policies of President Trump.
00:19:43.300As you see Fink and these guys in a very sophisticated way, think through what they got wrong in globalization 1.0 as they do 2.0, do you think we've embedded the populist economics, the economic nationalism of the MAGA movement enough in the Capitol Hill that you're actually starting to see at least the green sprouts of actually a renewal here, sir?
00:20:13.300I think so. I think what you're seeing is a generational change. I mean, look, Mitch McConnell isn't going to change his mind on this stuff, right?
00:20:20.400People who have built their political careers over 40 years of fealty to what they think Ronald Reagan said, even if they don't even know what Ronald Reagan really said, they're not going to suddenly reverse course.
00:20:32.020And so this takes time. But if you look at the younger generation of Republican leaders, whether it's folks like J.D. Vance and Marco Rubio in the Trump administration, folks like Bernie Moreno and Jim Banks, who just joined the Senate, certainly somebody like Josh Hawley, increasingly, I think the next generation, they grew up in the middle of this disaster.
00:20:55.800They experienced it firsthand. Their worldview is not the worldview of fighting the Cold War.
00:21:02.320It's the worldview of dealing with the financial crisis, of dealing with China, of dealing with immigration, of dealing with big tech.
00:21:09.000And I think they, across the board, are going to go a different direction.
00:21:13.760So, you know, that that takes time to to totally shift a political party.
00:21:18.640But but I do think we're in a new world at this point.
00:21:22.740Still, the most powerful political paper on the right, and I don't mean the MAGA right, but but the the business community, the financial community, the rhinos, the business community, the Chamber of Commerce crowd in the Republican Party.
00:21:37.840This still calls a lot of shots. The Wall Street Journal, they continue in the kind of at loggerheads with you talking about free markets and in this whole concept that the marketplace is like the second law of thermodynamics, that no human agency can kind of change things.
00:21:57.060Do you think we can make progress as long as something like the Wall Street Journal is so adamantly opposed to the policies that both you and I believe in?
00:22:05.400Look, I think the Wall Street Journal, you know, their editorial page is just such a fascinating.
00:22:11.840It's not even a snapshot, really, at this point.
00:22:14.400It reflects where the Republican Party, where conservatives, where a lot of economists were, you know, 20, 30 years ago.
00:22:23.040And what's so strange at this point is I guess they're not able to change.
00:22:28.080They're not they're not able to sort of think about what has actually happened in the world.
00:22:32.320And so they're they're still putting out these same arguments, even though they they don't really have any evidence.
00:22:38.660They're not really connected to what's what's going on in the world.
00:22:41.160So, you know, the example you just cited is such a good one.
00:22:46.820You know, one of one of the editorial board members is writing that, you know, that the market isn't a tool that that, you know,
00:22:53.500we need to think about how to use to promote important ends, that that the market just is, that that the laws of economics are like the laws of physics.
00:23:05.200And I just don't think anybody believes this.
00:23:09.640And I think they struggled to make the case themselves.
00:23:12.520Like you said, I kind of got into this back and forth with them saying, look, I don't think economics is the sign.
00:23:25.320It's like, well, you're the ones asking the question.
00:23:27.740The question isn't helpful because it exposes how how wrong this worldview is.
00:23:32.340And so, again, I think, look, obviously, there are people who who read and take their their marching orders from The Wall Street Journal editorial page.
00:23:39.860But I don't think that that really reflects conservatism or the Republican Party at this point.
00:23:47.060Oren, you've got your I think your gala tonight.
00:24:31.820And I think for folks who are kind of looking around at what's going on on the right of center and just trying to understand, like, you know, wait a minute.
00:24:38.680Why do we have a labor union president speaking at the Republican National Convention?
00:24:42.040Why do we have a Republican senator attacking private equity?
00:24:45.240Why do we have so many Republicans now recognizing that free trade has failed?
00:24:49.300This is kind of the set of essays and the set of thinkers who have gotten us there.
00:24:55.580And so I think it's a really great guide to understanding what's going on, understanding the arguments.
00:25:00.160And I hope people will pick up a copy.
00:25:05.480You gave me a copy a couple of weeks ago, an extraordinary book, all the best thinking from from you guys and from your journal and from your magazine and prominent names.
00:25:13.260And a lot of thought you can tell the public intellectuals over at American Compass are driving the agenda.
00:25:19.800Where do people go to find out more about you, to get the book, social media, all of it?
00:25:25.000Wherever wherever books are sold, whether at large online conglomerates or your favorite local bookseller, American Compass is at American Compass dot org.
00:25:33.860Our magazine, Commonplace, is at commonplace dot org, publishing great stuff every day.
00:25:39.840We have a great profile of a federal judge who kind of isn't in the old Federalist Society model.
00:25:45.940He's he's really a conservative now who's who's focused on these exact issues and I think is going to be a real leader on the legal side.
00:25:52.920So check that out at commonplace dot org.
00:25:55.220And I am at Orrin underscore Cass on X.
00:25:58.640Orrin, thank you so much for joining us on the day of your fifth anniversary in your gala.
00:26:17.160Wall Street Journal out of touch 20 or 30 years.
00:26:20.020The Federal Reserve has been waging a war against the middle class, kind of like China has been waging a war against us for 30 years.
00:26:28.640Our intelligence agencies have missed it.
00:26:31.100Our economy economists have not examined the damage the Federal Reserve has done to the middle class working family.
00:26:38.500I can show all the charts showing in 1971 all the damage of inflation.
00:26:43.240And then the last several charts show the damage to family formation, to the progress of minorities in our own country and to the middle class worker.
00:32:43.300We're going to go through more of the Federal Reserve.
00:32:45.580Senator Jim Banks from Indiana joins us, a naval officer.
00:32:48.980Senator, right now we've been doing live coverage in Korea.
00:32:52.780It looks like it could be a four or five point loss there to a party that's controlled by the Chinese Communist Party.
00:33:00.940You've been at the tip of the spear on the anti-CCP movement and efforts in the United States Senate.
00:33:07.920Would you give our audience an assessment?
00:33:10.540We had Pete Hexeth in Singapore the other day saying, hey, if things don't change,
00:33:14.700this rehearsal is going to lead to, I believe, a potential imminent attack in Taiwan.
00:33:21.080And tonight we may lose South Korea in political warfare to the existential threat to the United States, sir.
00:33:29.420Yeah, Steve, we have to do so much more.
00:33:31.920I mean, I spent eight years in the House.
00:33:33.580We created the Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party.
00:33:37.580There was a full court press in the House.
00:33:40.400I've tried to bring that same energy to the Senate.
00:33:43.420President Trump has been the only president in my lifetime who's been tough on China,
00:33:48.900who's identified China as our biggest threat.
00:33:52.260The tariffs are all about holding China accountable and reorienting the global economy that puts America's economy first rather than China's economy.
00:34:02.480And I think those tariffs are working.
00:34:28.820We're seeing the outcome of what happens when other countries play footsie with the Chinese Communist Party and how the Chinese take advantage of those countries.
00:34:48.500And we have the only president that we've ever had that is willing to be tough on them.
00:34:53.220We have to maximize these next three and a half years to do everything that we can to hold them accountable, rock them back, use the tariffs as our number one vehicle to punish China and reorient our economy and the global economy and our best interest.
00:35:09.380And we're running out of time to do that.
00:35:13.640And when you—you were such a strong advocate in the House and now in the Senate.
00:35:18.480But here's how I think people get confused.
00:35:21.740It seems like a big part of the Senate.
00:35:23.760I mean, they're implying they've got a veto proof, something they can pass in the Senate and in the House regarding Ukraine and Russia.
00:35:32.100I mean, here we're—and you're a student of history.
00:35:35.660And it's a bold, audacious, brilliant, you know, kudos to them on the tactical side.
00:35:40.960But we had a country that we're the sponsor of make an attack on a powers, a nuclear powers, part of their strategic triad, take out 40 percent of their strategic bombers.
00:35:55.600And it looks like people in the Senate are cheering that on.
00:35:59.060And at the same time, you hear, except for yourself and a handful of others, saying, hey, hang on for a second.
00:36:06.840The people running this deal are out of Beijing and they're about to take over South Korea.
00:36:11.440We're warning people about Taiwan because, you know, as a naval officer, these are no longer exercises.
00:36:16.960Do you think the Senate has actually the understanding of the existential threat the Chinese Communist Party has to the United—people of—first off, the people in China, Lao Beijing, but also the people in East Asia, our great allies of Japan, South Korea, in the Philippines, and also Taiwan, sir?
00:36:40.840I mean, we can't afford to be drawn into this war President Trump campaigned and was elected with a mandate, Steve, to bring the war in Ukraine to a close, to bring it to an end.
00:36:52.520And why would we want to tie his hands in doing that?
00:36:56.480I think that's what the bipartisan legislation in the Senate—I think what Senator Graham was talking about, that further ties President Trump's hands.
00:37:09.140I want President Trump to use all of the resources that he has available to him to bring the war to an end, stop the loss of lives and the cost, and don't draw America into it any further.
00:37:22.840That's what the American people voted for.
00:37:25.960Don't spend more of our tax dollars and our resources on what's going on over there so that we can focus on America, focus on the economic picture here, the tariffs, focus on the China threat.
00:37:37.160That's what President Trump was elected to do.
00:37:38.980We shouldn't tie his hands from—that would stop him from doing that.
00:37:42.340And I'm going to oppose any effort that would block President Trump or tie his hands any further.
00:37:47.000The reason you went from the House—naval officer to the House and then to the Senate so quickly is that you're pretty dialed into your constituents.
00:38:46.360Every farmer in my state knows that China is a threat to their way of life.
00:38:50.500Every factory worker—as you know, my dad is a retired union factory worker.
00:38:55.200I made axles all of his life in a—working life in a factory.
00:38:59.360And he understands the China threat more than most of these United States senators do because he knows that the China threat is a direct threat to the livelihood of the men and women who show up at work every day trying to make ends meet and put food on the table.
00:39:15.000And that's what Hoosiers want me to be focused on.
00:39:17.040It's why they back President Trump so substantially when it comes to pushing these tariffs.
00:39:22.460And in Indiana, we're seeing the good news of it.
00:39:28.500Honda is going to make their next generation Civic in Indiana, not in Mexico or Japan.
00:39:33.440Eli Lilly bringing $27 billion of pharmaceutical manufacturing out of China to Indiana and in the U.S.
00:39:42.840Roche Diagnostics, a $50 billion announcement.
00:39:45.540But the same thing, taking it out of China, moving it back to the United States.
00:39:50.400I could go on and on, Steve, but Hoosiers are seeing the real benefit, the real effect of what President Trump is accomplishing through these tariffs, how it's diminishing China, how it's helping America.
00:40:01.820And they want their senator, me, the new senator from Indiana, to be focused much more on that than getting us entangled in conflicts and wars around the world.
00:40:13.640When you have these judges, the tariffs, he makes this compelling case for the tariffs and about the national security threat, about fentanyl, the chemical warfare, the cartels, all of it.
00:40:31.220What do the folks in Indiana say about what looks like the judicial supremacy over President Trump and thinking through kind of the commercial relationships, but particularly the national security aspect of dealing with China?
00:40:48.500I mean, that's not what they voted for.
00:40:50.900They voted for President Trump to shake it up, to go after China.
00:40:55.440They knew President Trump would enact these tariffs.
00:40:58.680He talked about it on the campaign trail.
00:41:00.600That's why Indiana overwhelmingly voted for him.
00:41:04.320And Indiana is a red state, but we haven't always been a red state, but we're a pro-Trump red state.
00:41:15.660And the voters in my state, just like around the country, voted for President Trump to do exactly what he's doing and to be blocked by the courts.
00:41:25.740And I'm concerned, Steve, about where does that go?
00:41:28.700What does that lead to if elections don't matter and the courts can block President Trump from doing what he promised he would do, that he was elected to do?
00:41:36.220And me as a senator, I'm elected to back him up on it.
00:41:57.700You guys have to deal with that now, supposedly to vote by July 4th to get it out.
00:42:02.520You've got all this geopolitical where, as a naval officer, you know, we're getting sucked into this Third World War.
00:42:07.240The next couple of weeks in Washington, make us smart.
00:42:10.560How do you see this thing rolling out?
00:42:13.140Well, you've got to look at what's in the bill, what it does, and go back to eight years ago.
00:42:19.880By the way, eight years ago, when Paul Ryan and Mitch McConnell negotiated the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, they made the corporate tax rates permanent, but they sunset the individual rates and the small business rates.
00:42:32.980Steve, that's why we are where we are today, because the old GOP had a bigger emphasis on corporate rates.
00:42:39.460The new Republican Party has to right that wrong and make those tax cuts on working-class families, those individual rates, and the tax cuts on the pass-throughs, the small businesses that make America's economy the great economy that it is that keeps this economy working.
00:42:57.660We have to make those tax cuts permanent and prevent the biggest tax increase on factory workers, police officers, teachers, small business owners.
00:43:07.940We have to prevent that biggest tax increase from happening by passing the big, beautiful bill.
00:43:12.400Now, the Senate has an opportunity to make improvements.
00:43:15.960I think the work requirements on Medicaid is one area that I think is really—that's good policy.
00:43:23.660Five million Americans who sit at home every day who could work but don't work.
00:43:28.480They don't have a sick kid or a sick mom at home that they're taking care of.
00:43:32.640But five million Americans who could work, who don't work, that the Medicaid work requirements will push them back into the workplace and then take a million illegals off of Medicaid who are on that.
00:43:44.700That will save $700 billion over the next 10 years with those work requirements alone.
00:43:50.460So those are good aspects of the bill.
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00:50:25.540We're going to go through methodically because this presentation on the Federal Reserve is too important.
00:50:31.040But given what you've heard today from banks, from Orrin Cass about, you know, the geopolitical situation, but particularly what Larry Fink's trying to sell in the Wall Street Journal, your closing thoughts and observations, sir.
00:50:45.580Yeah, everything we've done in the past 30 years is basically called financialization.
00:50:51.680It's all been good for Wall Street, Larry Fink, BlackRock.
00:50:55.380We still have our pension funds in China.
00:50:57.580And then Orrin Cass really did a nice job of saying how out of touch, the Wall Street Journal, et cetera.
00:51:05.140Today, the Wall Street Journal is making the argument that Russia is tied with China.
00:51:09.760So that's the new nexus of evil, and we need to fight Russia.
00:51:14.620And we have a new era of war where we might as well start with Russia and then go to China or something on that order.
00:52:22.800So Trump, hey, if you don't like it, lump it because we're getting through it.
00:52:26.140But this, I'm telling you, the political class in this town tied to the deep state and the arms manufacturers are dragging us in to a kinetic conflict on the Eurasian landmass.
00:52:40.280And we're here to stop it because if this happens, it's going to make World War I and World War II in the bloodiest 20th century look like a church social.
00:52:50.340Dave Brat, social media, where do they go?
00:52:52.700Yep, Brat Economics on Getter and on X.
00:52:55.440So all those charts are already posted.
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