Bannon's War Room - July 03, 2025


Episode 4606： Funding America's Enemies; Job Report Win


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53 minutes

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740

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Stephen K. Bamb is joined by Hakeem Jeffery Epstein and Laura Logan to discuss the deportation of a 2-year-old girl who was taken into custody by ICE on a routine check-in at a New Orleans immigration office with her mother.

Transcript

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00:00:00.720 I love you, Miss Lanita Jeffries, if you're watching right now. I love you.
00:00:08.660 My younger brother and I, we thank you for what you did, for your sacrifice in raising us
00:00:15.880 to try to be the best citizens that we can be.
00:00:20.760 VML was taken into custody by ICE on April 22nd while attending a routine check-in at
00:00:33.240 a New Orleans immigration office with her mother.
00:00:39.260 VML's undocumented mother had no criminal history.
00:00:49.140 And had she been allowed due process, they could have contested the removal. 0.95
00:00:58.640 Instead, this two-year-old American citizen was never given a chance to exercise her rights 0.93
00:01:09.200 by the Trump administration.
00:01:12.060 That is not who we are.
00:01:14.380 OK.
00:01:15.380 OK.
00:01:17.380 We are better than...
00:01:18.380 Let me have it.
00:01:19.380 Hakeem Jeffries is now, I think, in his sixth or seventh hour.
00:01:23.880 I think he's going to go for the record.
00:01:24.880 What they're doing is this is the delay tactic.
00:01:26.880 They're going to use the media.
00:01:27.880 Of course, they're slobbering all over him, right?
00:01:29.880 This is like Pericles at Athens for the war dead, right? 0.84
00:01:40.380 Or Washington's farewell address to his officers at Francis Tavern.
00:01:44.880 This is like one of the greatest speeches in the history of Christendom, right there,
00:01:49.880 Hakeem Jeffries.
00:01:51.380 They're slobbering all over.
00:01:53.380 The good news is you can see their attack.
00:01:55.380 You can see their angle of attack and where they're coming from.
00:01:57.380 We just got to sharpen, you know, we got to, we got to sharpen it.
00:02:01.880 Do I have Laura Logan up? 0.97
00:02:03.380 Do I have her?
00:02:04.380 I tell you what, let's, let's bring in.
00:02:05.880 We got a little technical problem.
00:02:06.880 Laura Logan's going to join us.
00:02:07.880 Let's go ahead and bring in the show for the second hour. 0.76
00:02:10.880 And then I'll return.
00:02:15.380 This is the primal scream of a dying regime.
00:02:20.380 Pray for our enemies.
00:02:22.380 Because we're going medieval on these people.
00:02:25.380 I got a free shot at all these networks lying about the people.
00:02:29.380 The people have had a belly full of it.
00:02:31.380 I know you don't like hearing that.
00:02:33.380 I know you try to do everything in the world to stop that,
00:02:35.380 but you're not going to stop it.
00:02:36.380 It's going to happen.
00:02:37.380 And where do people like that go to share the big lie?
00:02:40.380 MAGA Media.
00:02:41.380 I wish in my soul, I wish that any of these people had a conscience.
00:02:47.380 Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?
00:02:51.380 If that answer is to save my country, this country will be saved.
00:02:57.380 War Room.
00:02:58.380 Here's your host, Stephen K. Band.
00:03:05.380 Okay.
00:03:06.380 Welcome back.
00:03:07.380 If the rumble chat gets, gets, gets lively, gets more, not lively.
00:03:12.380 We love you to be lively, but I'm going to cut back Hakeem.
00:03:14.380 I'm going to make you watch and listen to more Hakeem Jeffries, right?
00:03:18.380 Is that torture?
00:03:21.380 Seven, I think seven hours of that.
00:03:23.380 It's five.
00:03:24.380 So five stars show.
00:03:25.380 It's got to be in the sixth hour, six hour Hakeem Jeffries.
00:03:27.380 Hakeem Jeffries, in all his glory.
00:03:30.380 Of course, they're, they're slobbering all over it.
00:03:32.380 Is, do we have Laura up yet?
00:03:33.380 Have we gotten the technical detail?
00:03:34.380 Okay.
00:03:35.380 We got a technical issue with Laura.
00:03:36.380 Logan, as soon as we get her up.
00:03:38.380 E.J.
00:03:39.380 and Tony is also going to join us.
00:03:40.380 We have much more economic news to go through.
00:03:43.380 Laura's going to join us because of one of the cuts you saw yesterday. 0.53
00:03:47.380 Maybe it was the day before that.
00:03:49.380 Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced that they've taken USAID down to its actual, I think its actual, the limits.
00:04:00.380 This is what Carrie Lake's doing over Voice of America, taking these things down to the statutory limits. 1.00
00:04:05.380 Laura Logan joins us.
00:04:07.380 Laura, why is this such, and everything that we're working on, why is this such a big victory?
00:04:11.380 And what do people need to know about this?
00:04:13.380 Because one of the concerns I have that we're not spending enough time on, we have not directed a special, we're not, President Trump has not designated a special counsel to go after the deep state.
00:04:24.380 And we see in the CIA report yesterday about what happened on the nullification project.
00:04:31.380 That was completely cooked up, right, and went after people like Reince Priebus, myself, many others in the administration with millions and millions of dollars of legal bill paid out of our own pocket to basically get somebody to flip on President Trump.
00:04:46.380 And it took two years.
00:04:47.380 It was totally made up.
00:04:48.380 What about USAID?
00:04:49.380 I know you've been on the tip of the spear of this, that all of this has got to be broken up.
00:04:53.380 It's got to be exposed.
00:04:54.380 And the people held accountable, which hasn't happened yet, ma'am.
00:04:58.380 No, it hasn't happened yet.
00:04:59.380 And you know, Steve, there is a lot of misinformation and disinformation that has gone on that has been reported about what exactly happened with Doge, what exactly happened with USAID.
00:05:10.380 And I think what what a lot of people don't realize is that when Doge came in with Elon Musk, one of the things they did working with people like Pete Morocco, who Trump appointed as director of foreign assistance at the State Department, is they stopped the grants.
00:05:26.380 Right.
00:05:27.380 So they stopped the money.
00:05:28.380 But every month more money goes out.
00:05:31.380 So what happens is this money backed up at the Treasury.
00:05:34.380 And what's in the big, beautiful bill is the rescission bill.
00:05:37.380 Right.
00:05:38.380 The rescission bill is what is is being is what is so important to these cuts.
00:05:42.380 If you want to make these cuts permanent than this, you know, or going forward for any length of time, then you have to pass the rescission bill.
00:05:50.380 And what is happening is that, you know, the the president has a very serious problem at agencies like the State Department.
00:05:57.380 And from what I understand, it's not exclusive to the State Department in that he doesn't have enough people there.
00:06:03.380 I mean, there, you know, for the first few months, I think for three months, the only political appointee at the State Department was Marco Rubio, that none of the the people underneath him.
00:06:13.380 You know, you have two under secretaries underneath him and then you have assistant secretaries.
00:06:17.380 I mean, these and then you have regional secretaries, the regional secretaries.
00:06:22.380 They're all Biden appointees.
00:06:24.380 None of these are Trump political appointees.
00:06:26.380 And so all of your people in charge of regions that are giving you advice that are reporting in these are the people that are there are directly in line to block whatever it is the president is trying to do.
00:06:37.380 And, you know, the president put out several executive orders regarding foreign assistance that have not been met that were very, very clear.
00:06:45.380 There was supposed to be a 90 day review on foreign assistance.
00:06:47.380 There was supposed to be a 90 day will a review of the foreign service manual.
00:06:52.380 There was supposed to be a review of the foreign service itself.
00:06:55.380 And why do these things matter so much?
00:06:57.380 Because what does the deep state use?
00:06:59.380 They use that foreign service manual like it's a Bible.
00:07:02.380 Right.
00:07:03.380 And then they say if if Trump put something in an executive order creates a policy, then they say, oh, it's not in the Bible.
00:07:09.380 Right. It's not in the foreign service manual.
00:07:11.380 Therefore, it's you know, it can be stopped.
00:07:13.380 And then, you know, very well what they do on the outside of that.
00:07:16.380 They get people like people who have received a grant.
00:07:20.380 So they stop the grant.
00:07:21.380 And what do they do?
00:07:22.380 They go to the courts and they get some act tyrannical activist judge to then put a temporary restraining order on the on that grant.
00:07:30.380 And what that does is it basically creates a backlog.
00:07:34.380 And so now you've got the Department of Justice got all these temporary restraining orders on all these different programs.
00:07:39.380 And they have a limited amount of personnel and resources.
00:07:42.380 So then what do you hear from within the Justice Department?
00:07:45.380 Well, you know, we've got to keep our powder dry.
00:07:47.380 We've got to keep it to the fights that we know we can win.
00:07:49.380 Because what has to happen is that each one of those things has to go all the way up to the Supreme Court to get sorted out.
00:07:55.380 And so little bit by little bit, what are they doing?
00:07:58.380 Slow rolling, slow rolling, slow rolling.
00:08:00.380 And the very disappointing part of this, Steve, is, you know, when you have something like the big, beautiful bill, what happens is you do all this, you know, you put all this time and effort into writing it, getting rid of all this stuff that the American people don't want, getting rid of the things that they voted against.
00:08:14.380 And then this horse trading happens, right?
00:08:17.380 And where does this really, if you want to look at where this really happens, look at the Senate Appropriations Committee and the subcommittee.
00:08:24.380 Look at the people on that committee, because they're the ones who are fighting for, oh, you know, you've got to have this in there, you've got to have that in there.
00:08:31.380 They've got all, they're doing all the dirty work for their cronies and their lobbyists. 0.69
00:08:35.380 And unfortunately, this is on both sides of the aisle, right?
00:08:38.380 This is the Mitch McConnells and the Lindsey Grahams and, you know, and all these people just as much as it is on the other side of the aisle.
00:08:46.380 And so these people are now horse trading, right?
00:08:48.380 Because at this point, the president, you know, he just wants to get the bill passed.
00:08:52.380 There's a lot of things that are being held up.
00:08:54.380 So there's a there's a pressure to get the bill passed and they exploit that pressure and it just grows and grows and grows at the last minute.
00:09:01.380 They throw everything in there that the American people do not want to fund.
00:09:05.380 They undo all the work, because let me explain to you what happens with these grants.
00:09:10.380 What they basically do is they they dictate foreign policy for the United States of America, because some of these grants are not just a year out or two years out.
00:09:20.380 Some of them can even go five years out and they don't specifically, you know, they're not always so specific that they say we're going to fund, you know, this person, this organization doing this.
00:09:29.380 Sometimes they'll say we'll fund this issue or we're worried about who's going to win the election coming up in this country.
00:09:35.380 So we're going to fund, you know, democracy programs in in this place.
00:09:40.380 And when this happens, you know, that the president of the United States is not just the commander in chief.
00:09:45.380 He is also the chief diplomat. The the Constitution is very simple and very clear on this point that it is the president and the executive branch who set foreign policy for the United States of America.
00:10:00.380 So what you have now is you have all of these organizations and, you know, whether it's USAID or the National Endowment for Democracy and so on.
00:10:09.380 These are the organizations. These are the people and the bureaucrats and the congressional leaders who are dictating foreign policy for the United States.
00:10:17.380 And here's the worst part, Steve. You know, shutting down USAID is one part of it. Right.
00:10:22.380 Bringing that into the State Department is one part of it. What about organizations like the National Endowment for Democracy, who when you look into it, I've spoken to a number of people who are working directly on these issues right now up to this very minute.
00:10:37.380 And what have they found that these organizations are funding people all over the world?
00:10:42.380 The very worst, most sort of vindictive, most prolific criticism of the president of the United States of America.
00:10:51.380 They're funding the organizations that are putting this out. They're funding the social media sites, the media sites, the papers, the radio stations, the bloggers, the influences.
00:11:00.380 They're funding all of it. And they're using the tax dollars of the people who voted this president into power in order to do so.
00:11:08.380 And then this is one of the worst parts, right, that people may not find.
00:11:12.380 So it may not be the sexiest thing, but let me tell you, it's effective. Right.
00:11:17.380 They're funding the search engines. They're funding the fact checkers.
00:11:21.380 They're funding people like the Poynter Institute that funds two of the biggest fact checkers in the United States, like PolitiFact.
00:11:28.380 But they're also funding these organizations. There's a there's a tool that they use to identify anything that they find offensive. Right.
00:11:37.380 So that can be you questioning whether a 12 year old child should have the right to mutilate their body for, you know, gender surgery without the permission of their parents.
00:11:46.380 They're shutting all of that down globally. So what you have really is U.S. taxpayer money.
00:11:52.380 USAID was one arm of it, but it's not the only arm.
00:11:57.380 And the National Endowment for Democracy and these other organizations, they're not included in the rescission bill.
00:12:02.380 They're not included in much of what is happening here.
00:12:05.380 And while Doge was criticized heavily in the beginning. And yeah, you can you can say, look, they identified the cuts, but it didn't make it permanent.
00:12:12.380 They did this. They didn't do that. But what happened was the deep state marshaled against having this kind of interference in their agencies.
00:12:19.380 And sure, you know, no doubt that they made enemies along the way or did things wrong along the way.
00:12:24.380 I'm not you know this. I'm not doing a dissertation on the behavior or posts or comment of every Doge person.
00:12:31.380 The reality is I look at the facts. Right. As a journalist, my job is to get to the facts.
00:12:36.380 And so what happened? Well, they wanted these people out as fast as they could. Right.
00:12:40.380 Right. Because what you're doing is you're cutting off the funding of our enemies.
00:12:44.380 And you will hear a lot of people will say, well, you know, if you get rid of USAID, you're getting rid of our soft power.
00:12:50.380 All these people are going to die. You do not need USAID to carry out soft power for the United States of America, because they are.
00:12:59.380 Hang on. We got two minutes. We got two minutes.
00:13:04.380 We got we got two minutes to this side in about 90 seconds.
00:13:08.380 And I'm going to hold you for a few minutes because I've got E.J. Antonio that I got to get to.
00:13:12.380 They're saying right now they got a report that 14 from the Watson School of Brown University that the cuts that you were talking about.
00:13:19.380 Laura, the heartless Laura Logan are going to kill 14 million people, including 50 percent of those are children. 0.77
00:13:25.380 What's your response to that?
00:13:27.380 Just completely. That's a nonsense.
00:13:29.380 This is how they argue to keep the funding of America's enemies alive.
00:13:33.380 We have many other agencies that can do these programs.
00:13:36.380 We have civil affairs units, there's cyber units, there's Department of Defense.
00:13:40.380 I mean, when I was on the front line of the Ebola epidemic, it was not the Department of State that was right there.
00:13:45.380 It was the Department of Defense that sent people to the front line forward.
00:13:49.380 So this idea that if you don't fund our enemies, if you don't fund the CIA's program to destabilize governments all over the world and to interfere,
00:13:57.380 they use these programs as a cover, Steve, just the same way they used, you know, decent human beings as a cover to invade this country across the southern border.
00:14:05.380 They use the race issue and, you know, and black people in, you know, in poor areas across America, they use them as a cover for Marxism.
00:14:13.380 They take the most, you know, the things that tug at your heartstrings.
00:14:16.380 They use the emotion. They exploit that. They're completely and utterly ruthless.
00:14:21.380 They line their own pockets and they finance our adversaries and they undermine us at every turn.
00:14:26.380 These people need to be shut down and they need to be shut down permanently.
00:14:31.380 They're in violation of the law. They're in violation of the Constitution.
00:14:35.380 And they are working against the president of the United States, which means against the will of the American people.
00:14:42.380 Laura, hang on for one second. I'm gonna hold you to this break. 0.98
00:14:45.380 Laura Logan on a complete beat down of USAID. Short break. Back in the warm in a moment.
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00:16:27.380 Here's your host, Stephen K. Bannon.
00:16:32.380 I'll say a programming notes because of the rush of events and everything happening.
00:16:37.380 We are going to be live tomorrow morning for 4th of July.
00:16:40.380 We do our 4th of July special. It'll be live, but we're going to mix in news.
00:16:43.380 We're also going to be back at 5 p.m. tomorrow for the president signing.
00:16:47.380 It looks like right now the big, beautiful bill will also be live on Saturday on the holiday weekend with Philip Patrick.
00:16:53.380 Our team from Birch Gold is in Rio right now. They've got a lot to report, particularly on this rush on de-dollarization of the world's currency, of the world's economy.
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00:17:30.380 That's what you need to learn. You learn that you're going to understand a lot about your own financial life, but also geopolitics, national security, your country.
00:17:39.380 I've asked Laura to stick around. I've got a couple more questions.
00:17:42.380 She's all over this as only her unique investigative reporting can, but we've got E.J. and Tony for a couple of minutes on this labor report.
00:17:49.380 So, E.J., yesterday you said, hey, look, it looks like it may be softening. Give me your analysis of the report that came out this morning, sir.
00:17:56.380 A million times better than what came out yesterday, Steve. That's for sure.
00:18:01.380 The ADP report that we talked about yesterday showing those private payrolls were declining.
00:18:07.380 Instead, the BLS this morning shows us that we had a better than expected increase with, drumroll please, the last two months being revised upwards.
00:18:17.380 And I bring that up because that was one of the questions you had asked, Steve. Are we continuing to see these crazy revisions?
00:18:24.380 Well, now under Trump, for the first time this year, actually, we see the last two months of revisions going in the right direction, meaning we're adding even more jobs than we thought because the last two months the estimate was under.
00:18:37.380 Full stop. Yeah, yeah. But full stop. Full stop. This is Trump's government.
00:18:42.920 And, man, I don't know why we haven't put you in charge of Bureau of Labor Statistics.
00:18:47.920 For the entire four years of Biden, brother, I'd have you on here, and we'd come to the labor report and go, oh, the revision was down.
00:18:55.920 They'd always have a flash that was great or quasi-great or better, and then they revised down, sometimes significantly.
00:19:01.920 Now in Trump's the first two months that he gets it, they give it to you low and they revise up.
00:19:05.920 Come on, man. This is the administrative state at work, right? This is clearly – it can't be random.
00:19:12.920 You can't give me those years of Biden when it was the exact opposite, and you would come on here and hammer it.
00:19:17.920 And now we're in Trump, and they give it to you late, and they revise up.
00:19:22.920 This thing – the Bureau of Labor Statistics is rigged against MAGA and it's rigged against President Trump. Prove me wrong, sir.
00:19:30.920 Steve, I can't say I have any proof for you either way.
00:19:36.920 But what I can tell you is when we look at the internals of the report, yes, there was a good headline number.
00:19:42.920 That's great.
00:19:43.920 But when we look at the internals of the report, that was also an area of improvement compared to the previous month.
00:19:49.920 I can give you a couple examples of that. If we look at the quality of jobs that were added, all – literally all of the net job growth were full-time jobs, not part-time.
00:20:00.920 In fact, part-time employment actually decreased.
00:20:04.920 So again, all of the net increase in employment was full-time jobs.
00:20:08.920 That's great news.
00:20:09.920 And again, to your point earlier, it stands in stark contrast to what we saw under Biden where you would constantly get these months where the only jobs being added was part-time work because folks had to get an additional job in order to make ends meet because the Bidenflation was so terrible, right?
00:20:27.920 So we're seeing exactly the opposite now under Trump.
00:20:30.920 We're seeing wages, wage growth outpace the increase in prices, outpace inflation.
00:20:36.920 That's phenomenal news.
00:20:37.920 And it's not just the quality of jobs, but also, Steve, who is getting the jobs?
00:20:42.920 And this is something that we've talked about for several years now on your show on War Room where we have seen under Biden only on net only foreign-born workers getting jobs while native-born Americans weren't getting any jobs, at least on net, okay?
00:20:59.920 Now we're seeing exactly the opposite.
00:21:02.920 So what we've seen just this year has been a surge in the number of native-born Americans who are working.
00:21:10.920 In fact, last month was the best June on record for native-born American employment.
00:21:17.920 Phenomenal news.
00:21:18.920 It just really, really is, Steve.
00:21:20.920 We've seen a total shift away from all of the jobs going to foreign-born workers, which includes illegal aliens, by the way, to now native-born Americans being the ones who are getting the jobs. 0.90
00:21:31.920 And what is really, really astonishing now is, whereas before, under Biden, very often the number of native-born Americans with jobs was below pre-pandemic levels, now it's above.
00:21:44.920 Again, this is just phenomenal news.
00:21:46.920 It really, genuinely makes me happy here to see my countrymen doing well.
00:21:51.920 Just great, great overall news.
00:21:54.920 Is your recommendation to Powell, you still think he's late on a cut, as the President of the United States does?
00:22:02.920 Too late, Powell?
00:22:03.920 Or is E.J. and Tony, you were there yesterday, given this report.
00:22:06.920 Sir, are you still there?
00:22:08.920 Well, Steve, you know, one of the things that really stood out in the report regarding the Fed was the fact that the unemployment rate did not go down, even though the latest forecast from the Fed said, oh, we're expecting higher unemployment rates.
00:22:22.920 Well, guess what it did in June?
00:22:24.920 It didn't go up.
00:22:25.920 It went down.
00:22:26.920 It fell from 4.2% to 4.1%.
00:22:29.920 So, once again, the Fed is wrong.
00:22:32.920 I mean, it is genuinely astonishing how Powell and company can be wrong on literally everything.
00:22:39.920 And that just continues to this day.
00:22:42.920 All the more reason why the chairman has to go.
00:22:45.920 E.J., where do people go?
00:22:49.920 You're going to have a lot of analysis up in your social media.
00:22:52.920 Your Twitter feed is a font of information analysis.
00:22:55.920 Where do folks go?
00:22:57.920 The best place to find me is going to be there on Twitter, and the handle is at real E.J. and Tony.
00:23:06.920 I'm not going to rest until we have E.J. and Tony, the head of Bureau of Labor Statistics over the Labor Department.
00:23:11.920 E.J., thank you so much for joining us.
00:23:13.920 I appreciate you.
00:23:14.920 Thank you, Steve.
00:23:18.920 Laura Logan, needless to say, the audience loved that last segment.
00:23:21.920 I really appreciate it.
00:23:22.920 I know your schedule's jammed for staying.
00:23:23.920 I've got a question.
00:23:24.920 The president's finishing.
00:23:25.920 We're going to wrap up a call here with Putin in a moment.
00:23:28.920 If you were in the Oval Office right after that call, what recommendation would Laura Logan make to the president of the United States if you had two or three minutes of his time to look him in the eye right there at the Resolute desk and tell him your recommendation of taking apart the deep state, ma'am?
00:23:45.920 First and foremost, the Constitution.
00:23:46.920 First and foremost, the Constitution is your refuge.
00:23:49.920 Everything that President Trump needs, the extraordinary powers that he has as president are all defined in the Constitution.
00:23:56.920 I would just encourage him to use the power and authority that he has because, as everybody knows, if you put a Band-Aid on a bleeding wound, you're still going to bleed out, and that's where we are right now.
00:24:07.920 Accountability is everything.
00:24:09.920 It's interesting you say Putin because Russia, Russia, Russia was really one of the largest seditious conspiracies in the history of the United States of America.
00:24:19.920 I don't think we've ever seen anything like it, and the people who were responsible for that are responsible for all the things that have happened since.
00:24:26.920 The campaigns against President Trump in 2016 and today run by the same people.
00:24:33.920 The efforts to impeach him run by the same people.
00:24:36.920 You know, we have to get the CIA out of politics.
00:24:39.920 We have to get activist judges out of politics. 1.00
00:24:42.920 The Constitution provides three separate powers, you know, of government, three separate parts of government.
00:24:49.920 The president as the diplomat in chief, the commander in chief, he is in charge.
00:24:53.920 These unelected judges are not in charge.
00:24:55.920 In fact, if you go back, Steve, the only court that was created by the Constitution is the Supreme Court.
00:25:02.920 All the others are created by an act of Congress.
00:25:05.920 So actually, the president doesn't have to fund them.
00:25:07.920 He doesn't have to pay the budgets, you know, and the salaries of these judges who are working against him.
00:25:13.920 He also doesn't have to use to pay their rent.
00:25:16.920 He doesn't have to pay for the buildings in which they're in.
00:25:19.920 And so this is the kind of thing that Elon Musk and Doge exposed by stopping the rents, right?
00:25:24.920 By shutting down the rents and stopping paying for these places to be around.
00:25:28.920 And this helped shut down places like USAID, which, by the way, you know, was created by, you know, under Reagan in the Cold War, created to counter Soviet influence in the developing world.
00:25:38.920 And, you know, the Republicans have been calling for 40 years to shut this down.
00:25:43.920 And it was done.
00:25:44.920 But it's not going to mean anything if it's not permanent.
00:25:47.920 So I would tell the president to use the extraordinary power he has that he doesn't, you know, they don't need to slow walk this anymore, where they're trying to, you know, you're saying, I would like to see this person in and get rid of, you know, the chairman of the Fed.
00:26:00.920 I mean, if the president, if he's not serving the president's agenda, then why is he still in office?
00:26:05.920 Why are we even having a conversation about this?
00:26:07.920 This is the time of action.
00:26:09.920 President Trump was elected by the people to act.
00:26:12.920 He wasn't, you know, right now the State Department has about 40 to 50 assistant regional secretaries that are all over the world.
00:26:19.920 Do you know that not one of them is a political appointee?
00:26:21.920 Do you know there are still over 100, roughly 100 ambassadors for President Joe Biden?
00:26:27.920 These are career bureaucrats who hate Donald Trump with every part of their bodies that are still all over the world.
00:26:34.920 Do you really think that these people are implementing the policies of the president of the United States of America?
00:26:41.920 They're not.
00:26:42.920 They're undermining him.
00:26:43.920 And that's what has been discovered at, you know, National Endowment for Democracy, NED.
00:26:48.920 But if you look at these people and you look at who is on their boards, it is Republicans and Democrats.
00:26:53.920 So President Trump, with courage, which he has shown plenty of, he has no shortage of courage, he is going to have to take on the element within his own party, the establishment, rhino, traitor element, whatever you want to call them, who have lined their pockets for so long they have no desire to share the wealth of the American people with the American people who earned it.
00:27:18.920 So that, you know, it's not that I'm so clever, Steve.
00:27:21.920 I'm not.
00:27:22.920 I'm just a journalist, right?
00:27:24.920 No, but you're a hammer.
00:27:25.920 If I can do this out, plenty of people can figure this out.
00:27:27.920 But what I hear from people is that they're concerned that the president is being lied to, and he's not being told everything.
00:27:33.920 Because he's being told, oh, appointments are going great.
00:27:35.920 No, appointments are not going great.
00:27:37.920 He's being told that this is okay.
00:27:38.920 No, it's not okay.
00:27:39.920 What's happening at the State Department, not one of his executive orders is being fully implemented.
00:27:44.920 And that's a problem.
00:27:48.920 Can you hang on just one more minute?
00:27:50.920 Because I want to give fully your podcast, social media, everything.
00:27:53.920 And I've got one more question to ask you on live television.
00:27:57.920 Short commercial break, Laura Logan, who is bringing the heat and talking truth to power, talking absolute truth to power. 1.00
00:28:06.920 If you don't believe that, Phil Wegman from RealClearPolitics is going to join us next and back up what she's saying about the intelligence community.
00:28:14.920 A massive fight inside the intelligence community right now.
00:28:17.920 Short commercial break.
00:28:19.920 We're going to turn in a moment.
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00:29:47.920 War Room.
00:29:48.920 Here's your host, Stephen K.
00:29:50.920 Mann.
00:29:51.920 Laura, I know you're jammed today and I really appreciate and the audience appreciate you sticking
00:29:57.920 around.
00:29:58.920 Quick question.
00:29:59.920 If the president asked you to work on a select committee he would put together of a handful
00:30:03.920 of people to be SGEs and to work with him to actually take apart the deep state systematically,
00:30:11.920 would you volunteer for him in the country, ma'am?
00:30:16.920 There's a saying, Steve.
00:30:17.920 I think it's there's a bear, you know, poop in the woods.
00:30:20.920 I'll be polite, you know, just to keep this family friendly.
00:30:23.920 So, yeah, I mean, I would I would say that if we don't have real accountability and you
00:30:29.920 do not dismantle the deep state, both on the Republican and Democrat side, we will never,
00:30:34.920 ever, ever change anything.
00:30:36.920 And I am tired of seeing Americans working two, three jobs, not able to afford a house 1.00
00:30:41.920 or a car or take a vacation with their families or have Thanksgiving or have Christmas.
00:30:46.920 And that happens all around us all the time.
00:30:49.920 This is wrong.
00:30:50.920 People are stealing from the American people.
00:30:52.920 And we finally have a president who's willing to fix that and do something about it and change
00:30:57.920 it in a lasting and meaningful way.
00:30:59.920 I think every single one of us has a duty to stand up and speak up.
00:31:03.920 But I've got to warn you, you know, I mean, it's pretty obvious I'm well known, right?
00:31:06.920 Not for my diplomacy, but for my directness.
00:31:09.920 So I wouldn't want to be there just as some fluff that you can roll, you know, sort of wave
00:31:13.920 this around and say, OK, you know, we're doing something.
00:31:15.920 No, if you're not doing something, I'm not going to be part of that.
00:31:18.920 If you're not serious, what's the point?
00:31:20.920 So, you know, it would be stepping out of my role as a journalist and I'm a journalist
00:31:24.920 to my core.
00:31:25.920 But how could you say no if called upon?
00:31:27.920 Is there anything more important than we can do in our lifetimes than dismantle the deep state?
00:31:32.920 I don't think so.
00:31:33.920 Yeah.
00:31:34.920 I think the president's getting there and getting there quickly.
00:31:37.920 So this is not a theoretical question.
00:31:39.920 Laura, last podcast, your writings, your analysis.
00:31:43.920 It's all brilliant.
00:31:44.920 Where do people go?
00:31:45.920 Going rogue with Laura Logan is my podcast.
00:31:47.920 You can find that all over social media.
00:31:49.920 I'm on X, you know, a lot of the time.
00:31:51.920 That's my main platform.
00:31:53.920 Um, but, um, rumble YouTube sub stack.
00:31:57.920 You can find me all over.
00:32:00.920 Thank you, ma'am.
00:32:01.920 Thank you for taking.
00:32:02.920 Thank you.
00:32:03.920 Thank you for taking so much time to come.
00:32:05.920 Appreciate the last second.
00:32:06.920 Also now Phil Wegman, uh, white house correspondent for real clear politics.
00:32:10.920 Phil, I'm going to thank you for changing around your holiday weekend to join us, but your story, quite frankly, I think it's too much for a blockbuster.
00:32:16.920 Uh, and it's almost, I know you're the white house reporter.
00:32:20.920 This is almost like an investigative report.
00:32:22.920 If Grace and Mo can put it up in Cameron, the new MAGA turf war over national intelligence.
00:32:28.920 Phil, take it from the top because this folks, you should understand is one of the biggest fights going on in Washington, DC.
00:32:35.920 This is a, this is a war to the knife.
00:32:37.920 Uh, explain exactly what's going on in your reporting, sir.
00:32:41.920 So the office of the director of national intelligence, that's the agency that oversees and integrates all of the other 18 three letter intelligence agencies.
00:32:52.920 Tulsi Gabbard has been on the job at the helm for a little more than five months.
00:32:57.920 And there's broad Republican agreement that the ODNI needs to change.
00:33:02.920 It needs to reform, but the fundamental questions here are how does it reform and who accrues more power as a result?
00:33:10.920 Gabbard, she's already cut 25% of the staff there at ODNI. 1.00
00:33:15.920 I'm told that there are more reforms coming, but, uh, Senator Cotton, the chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, he's not waiting around for the ODNI to heal itself.
00:33:25.920 He just dropped legislation this week, which would cap ODNI staff at 650.
00:33:31.920 But more than that, and what's really significant here is in this legislation, it would take some of these core responsibilities from ODNI, um, and transfer them to the FBI and CIA.
00:33:44.920 That's the real rub here.
00:33:46.920 One of my intelligence sources balked at this proposed, uh, reform and said that it would essentially just give more power to the CIA.
00:33:55.920 So this is absolutely, uh, the next turf war in MAGA over the intelligence community.
00:34:00.920 And it's a fraught question because a lot of conservatives are already skeptical of an intelligence community that they think has been weaponized.
00:34:07.920 Okay.
00:34:08.920 So, so Phil, let's go back.
00:34:11.920 The, the, the reason OD, the whole thing was set up is post nine 11.
00:34:16.920 We had the greatest intelligence, both exterior intelligence failure, but also interior FBI failure in the history of the nation, or at least since Pearl Harbor.
00:34:26.920 And some people actually argue maybe worse than Pearl Harbor.
00:34:29.920 This is why it was created.
00:34:31.920 So that you would have somebody reported directly to the president that looked over all the intelligence service, including the CIA and make sure that you spoke with one voice, but also that these things didn't get weaponized.
00:34:42.920 Now, what has happened is that when you, when you talk to the, and you tell me you're the expert, when I talked to the intelligence community, they said, the CIA doesn't feel like they report to DNI.
00:34:52.920 It's the CIA.
00:34:53.920 They run the deal.
00:34:54.920 They're going to do what they're going to do.
00:34:55.920 And cotton, who's very close to the guy, Ratcliffe and the guys in CIA set essentially for the downsizing.
00:35:01.920 They want to take half the downsizing and kind of actually get more resources for the CIA, get a more expansion inside the apparatus, and then give additional resources to the FBI, which I think is a tell that cash and maybe Dan Bongino are not.
00:35:18.920 They're moving headquarters, but maybe not deconstructing this as quickly as the mega base wants your thoughts, sir.
00:35:24.920 Well, you started with that history lesson and you're absolutely correct.
00:35:29.920 After 9-11, there's this frustration that the CIA and FBI because of petty rivalries are not sharing information.
00:35:36.920 The thought is if you have a director of national intelligence who oversees both of these agencies as well as all the others, they can coordinate.
00:35:44.920 The problem is, according to the experts who have studied this for 20 years, is that the ODNI was never given statutory authority.
00:35:53.920 They don't have budget authority over these agencies.
00:35:57.920 They don't have hiring and firing authority over these agencies.
00:36:00.920 And so the CIA, which is much more glamorous and has a lot of connections to Capitol Hill, they bigfoot the ODNI.
00:36:08.920 Where this changed, though, for Republicans was during the previous Trump administration.
00:36:14.920 John Ratcliffe, who was Trump's final director of national intelligence, he said, everyone before me was a director of national intelligence on paper only.
00:36:24.920 That changed, though, when Donald Trump made clear to the rest of these agencies that everything had to come through the DNI.
00:36:32.920 It's a question of whether or not the president has confidence in that individual.
00:36:36.920 Today, all these years later, John Ratcliffe, he's at the CIA.
00:36:40.920 Gabbard is at DNI.
00:36:42.920 And certainly it seems that she is having her moment in the sun as her sort of anti-interventionism maybe put her on the outs with a White House that is becoming more hawkish after these strikes on Iran.
00:36:59.920 Well, let's talk about that. I think this is the question.
00:37:03.920 And this is why this is such an important piece.
00:37:05.920 This piece is so important because it's in the moment.
00:37:08.920 People would say or a number of people would say the reason the president was interventionist.
00:37:12.920 And that was still just for a massive bomb in the take at the new program.
00:37:15.920 He fought and did not get involved and would not get involved in a regime change war.
00:37:20.920 And, in fact, he told the Israelis yesterday the Gaza war is over, guys.
00:37:24.920 We're shutting that down.
00:37:26.920 So his non-interventionism is still to his core.
00:37:30.920 But it gets back to intelligence.
00:37:31.920 People would say Greenwald – and I realize Glenn Greenwald is Glenn Greenwald.
00:37:35.920 He's saying Ratcliffe, who was a good man and was Trump's pick because he did such a good job at DNI, has been – he and Ellis have been overwhelmed at the agency.
00:37:44.920 As you know how all-encompassing the CIA is to try to get – to try to make changes.
00:37:49.920 Mike Pompeo admitted in the first couple of weeks he wanted to leave because he couldn't make changes that the CIA is giving a very different intelligence read and maybe tied to foreign intelligence services, maybe with their information.
00:38:04.920 Whereas Tulsi is trying to give it the broad scope and what the intelligence community said.
00:38:08.920 This war is bubbling up and actually affecting national security policy on a day-to-day basis, including in the Ukraine war, in the South China Sea, and particularly in the Middle East.
00:38:19.920 Is that what's brewing behind it, that Ratcliffe is really now more of a CIA guy than he was?
00:38:24.920 He was kind of a reformer at DNI.
00:38:26.920 But at CIA, he's going along with the cotton. 1.00
00:38:29.920 He wants those additional bodies. 0.90
00:38:31.920 He wants those additional resources, sir.
00:38:34.920 What I can say thus far about Ratcliffe over at CIA is that the White House is well-pleased with him.
00:38:41.920 It's been consistent that this administration has said the president has confidence in his entire national security team.
00:38:48.920 But what is interesting about this current argument here is when I reached out to the White House for comment about this cotton bill,
00:38:57.920 I was told by a White House official that not only does the president have confidence in his team and Gabbard, but ODNI will not be subsumed by CIA.
00:39:07.920 The fact of the matter, though, is this is not just a question of executive action.
00:39:12.920 Certainly, the president has a tremendous amount of influence on Capitol Hill.
00:39:16.920 Well, we're seeing that today with the one big, beautiful bill.
00:39:19.920 But what cotton has put forward is a legislative change.
00:39:23.920 And if he gets a majority in Congress and this eventually makes its way to the president's desk, I mean, I think he'd be hard pressed not to sign it.
00:39:32.920 More broadly, though, taking a step further, even back earlier in this year, I spoke to Amarlis Fox Kennedy, who is now over at the Office of Management and Budget, looking into some of the dark budgets of these intelligence agencies.
00:39:46.920 And the reason she was so eager for this job to really get into the plumbing of these intel agencies is she's a CIA veteran herself.
00:39:57.920 And she told me about how when she was an officer back in the early 2000s, there was this attitude at CIA that they were just going to outweigh the politicians, that they were going to outweigh what they called the temps.
00:40:13.920 So certainly, you know, both Republican and Democratic administrations, they've been frustrated by an agency that sees itself as, you know, sometimes unaccountable.
00:40:26.520 Phil, where do you think your reporting is going to go on this?
00:40:29.440 I know you're kind of the lead sled dog now on this, this brilliant story you got up in Real Clear Politics.
00:40:33.940 Where do you anticipate your reporting is going to – I know you're going to stay on this because I think it's one of the top two or three most important stories in town.
00:40:40.780 Where do you think directionally this is going to take you?
00:40:43.920 Well, I'm fascinated by this argument that came immediately after the reelection of Trump when you had Trump's pollster, John McLaughlin, say Republicans have to make a decision about these independents, these moderates and disaffected Democrats who joined the Trump fold.
00:41:01.000 Are Republicans going to, you know, bring them into the GOP permanently because right now they're just renting them?
00:41:07.740 And his argument during those early days of confirmation hearings were that people like RFK Jr., people like Tulsi Gabbard, they were the ones who were going to solidify this realignment.
00:41:18.560 I think that what I've been learning, though, is that at the end of the day – and we saw this in President Trump's interview with The Atlantic – he determines what America first means.
00:41:29.720 And so some of these folks, like Tulsi Gabbard, who I think were attracted to this administration because they thought that the non-interventionism sort of lined up, you know, that relationship may be framed.
00:41:42.520 So I'm watching this very closely because I think it's going to tell us something.
00:41:45.580 You know, we'll see if Tulsi Gabbard can, you know, can repair that relationship, but it's going to be fascinating to watch no matter what.
00:41:58.420 Phil Wegman, it's an amazing story.
00:42:00.340 We're pushing it out everywhere.
00:42:01.560 We look forward to having you back when you update this.
00:42:05.600 So where's your social media in the interim?
00:42:07.160 Where do they go to get your RealClearPolitics and what's your social media?
00:42:10.200 RealClearPolitics.com, and then I'm on Twitter, X, at Philip Wegman.
00:42:18.740 Phil, thank you so much.
00:42:20.180 Fantastic story.
00:42:20.860 Thank you, sir.
00:42:21.200 Folks, this is – Phil Wegman has nailed it, as only RealClearPolitics can do, and this behind the scenes is one of the biggest fights in town and quite a nasty fight because it's upon the intelligence you actually make the decisions of what you're going to do in action.
00:42:37.420 And remember, the kinetic part – we're in the kinetic part of the Third World War.
00:42:41.700 How did we start the show today?
00:42:43.100 We started the show today at 10 a.m. Eastern Daylight Time by going to the House and seeing Hakeem Jeffries, Hakeem Jeffries, the minority leader.
00:42:54.020 He's still up, still talking.
00:42:56.780 What is he doing for now, seven, eight hours?
00:42:58.740 He's trashing President Trump's big, beautiful bill and his entire administration six months in.
00:43:07.260 Everything that's determined about the kinetic part of the Third World War is predicated upon intelligence.
00:43:13.360 Who's giving it?
00:43:14.440 What the analysis is?
00:43:15.520 Is it correct?
00:43:16.200 That's what President Trump bases his action on.
00:43:18.840 Remember, last week, Saturday – was it Saturday?
00:43:22.360 A week ago?
00:43:24.040 Two weeks ago?
00:43:24.900 He basically made the decision not – and I repeat, not to get involved in a regime change war where he's being sucked into it by the CIA and the Mossad.
00:43:42.360 Yep.
00:43:43.640 Short break.
00:43:44.200 Back in a moment.
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00:44:39.220 Here's your host, Stephen K.
00:44:42.740 Bannon.
00:44:43.080 Okay, breaking news.
00:44:47.160 It looks like the White House may be changing from the 5 p.m. tomorrow to 9 a.m.
00:44:51.500 We're going to be on top of that.
00:44:53.040 By the way, coverage of the great rally to kick off America 250 from the Iowa State Fair.
00:44:59.160 Ambassador Monica Lewinsky pulling it all together.
00:45:01.720 Real America's Voice is producing it from 3 p.m. to at least 10 p.m.
00:45:05.780 Live coverage.
00:45:07.460 Check it out.
00:45:08.100 It's going to be Monument.
00:45:08.760 We've got an incredible team out there.
00:45:10.380 Anchors, reporters, folks in the crowd, and just amazing coverage.
00:45:14.500 I don't know.
00:45:14.840 A dozen cameras.
00:45:15.900 There's only Real America's Voice can do it, so make sure you check that out today.
00:45:18.780 3 p.m.
00:45:19.840 Be back here.
00:45:20.500 King Jeffries is still talking.
00:45:21.640 I don't think we need to go back to that.
00:45:23.680 Charlie Kirk, next weekend, one of the most – and it couldn't be timed more perfectly
00:45:27.640 given all the fights, all the inter-squad scrimmaging we've been doing over the last
00:45:32.920 couple of weeks and months to have Turning Point have an amazing conference down at
00:45:39.140 Tampa, Florida, I think starting next Friday.
00:45:41.380 Walk us through it.
00:45:42.100 Why should everybody attend, and what do you got going on, sir?
00:45:45.700 Well, first, you're one of our keynotes, Steve, so we're excited to have you.
00:45:48.520 We want the whole War Room posse there.
00:45:50.100 So it's going to be in Tampa, Florida next Friday, Saturday, Sunday.
00:45:53.520 We're anticipating well over 6,000 to 7,000 people.
00:45:56.280 We might even eclipse that and surpass it.
00:45:58.800 We've got the biggest names in the entire movement.
00:46:00.640 We've got Donald Trump Jr.
00:46:01.700 We've got Pete Hegseth.
00:46:03.160 We have Kristi Noem.
00:46:04.760 We have Tucker Carlson.
00:46:06.420 We have Megyn Kelly, of course, yourself, Steve.
00:46:09.280 We have Laura Ingram.
00:46:10.740 We have Riley Gaines.
00:46:12.020 We have full-spectrum.
00:46:13.320 We've got Jack Posobiec, full-spectrum dominance.
00:46:16.260 This is about training.
00:46:17.220 It's about breakout sessions, community.
00:46:20.100 It's about getting activated and also figuring out where we stand on some of these major issues.
00:46:25.360 There's been a lot of, let's just say, heated salvos thrown around online the last couple of weeks.
00:46:31.040 And I find that once you're in physical dimension with one another, things change a little bit.
00:46:36.480 So, look, we need to make sure that, as you say, Steve, on our terms, we're going to make sure this movement is recalibrated correctly.
00:46:44.060 And, look, this is primarily a student event.
00:46:45.880 It's not only a student event, but we're also going to be reminding the media.
00:46:50.760 We have an incredible media portfolio that's coming, roster, I should say.
00:46:54.060 We have over, like, 150 media that's coming from every major news source.
00:46:58.300 We are reminding them that President Trump won the youth vote.
00:47:00.460 And he won the youth vote on an optimistic, patriotic, positive vision of homeownership, getting married, having children, creating an ownership economy, not a renting economy.
00:47:11.380 And I'm going to be saying at the Student Action Summit and also to all of your audience, the reason why Mamdani is so dangerous, look, of course, Muslim, you know, third world or all that. 1.00
00:47:21.820 But the real reason is that he focuses on economics.
00:47:24.080 And, Steve, to your credit, you've been talking about this for quite some time.
00:47:27.280 Young Gen Zers and young people, they'll dismiss all the radical elements because they are so upset they can't own stuff. 0.99
00:47:34.520 I think President Trump is well on his way to fixing that through the big, beautiful bill and many other economic measures.
00:47:39.700 But you're going to get 100 Zoran Mamdani's, and you're going to get them quickly if you do not address the fundamental lack of ownership in this economy. 0.63
00:47:48.520 We're going to be talking about that at the Student Action Summit.
00:47:50.780 So it's SAS2025.com.
00:47:53.140 That's SAS2025.com.
00:47:55.280 Promo code STEVE for 25% off.
00:47:58.720 We want the entire war room there.
00:48:00.840 Again, Pete Hegseth, Kristi Noem, Tucker Carlson, Greg Gutfeld, Donald Trump Jr.
00:48:05.880 It's going to be the best event of the summer.
00:48:07.600 Check it out.
00:48:08.280 Tampa, Florida, next Friday, Saturday.
00:48:09.800 Sunday.
00:48:11.960 And we're going to be broadcasting live for the entire time.
00:48:14.760 So we're going to do all the shows there.
00:48:15.920 People know when I go to the Turning Point Summits, I always do the breakout sessions where I meet and greet every person.
00:48:21.060 So we're going to get some quality time with each other.
00:48:23.800 I want the entire war room posse in the greater Tampa area and, hey, maybe even in Florida or beyond to show up.
00:48:30.140 We're going to have a great time.
00:48:30.900 It's a great midsummer break for everybody to pull people together and talk about, put all the issues up on the table that we need to talk about.
00:48:36.800 Remember, this group, MAGA is born fighting, right?
00:48:41.220 We've got to take the fight.
00:48:42.640 And, hey, Hakeem Jeffries is going to go nine to ten hours here, folks.
00:48:45.660 He's on a roll right now.
00:48:46.860 And you see 2026, they're framing it right now.
00:48:49.100 He's taking eight, nine hours on national television to frame it against President Trump.
00:48:53.560 We've got a big fight ahead of us, and we're going to kick off at the Student Action Summit next week.
00:48:59.060 We'll be broadcasting live the entire time.
00:49:00.660 Of course, amazing, amazing, amazing speakers are going to be there.
00:49:04.640 And maybe we're going to get a couple, three into the war room.
00:49:07.180 So we want everybody there.
00:49:08.000 We want a big audience.
00:49:09.020 Charlie, one more time.
00:49:10.200 Where do people go?
00:49:10.900 I want a lot of folks signing up today and making plans for this.
00:49:13.680 I'm glad you're doing that.
00:49:14.900 Thank you, Steve.
00:49:15.880 There's a lot of available hotel rooms.
00:49:18.720 A ton.
00:49:19.540 A great infrastructure.
00:49:20.960 We want the entire war room posse there.
00:49:24.080 It's SAS2025.com.
00:49:27.380 That is SAS2025.com.
00:49:29.440 Next Friday, Saturday, Sunday.
00:49:31.660 The biggest speaker is the movement.
00:49:32.960 You won't find a roster or a lineup like this anywhere else.
00:49:37.140 SAS2025.com.
00:49:38.020 We'll see you guys next weekend.
00:49:38.920 Charlie, thank you so much.
00:49:43.100 Everybody, let's do it.
00:49:44.060 Let's meet down there.
00:49:44.900 Let's do a bunch of shows.
00:49:46.040 Let's hang out.
00:49:46.640 Let's have some breakouts. 0.99
00:49:47.480 You get to meet.
00:49:48.000 You'll meet Megyn Kelly, Tucker, everybody.
00:49:49.600 It's going to be great.
00:49:50.200 Charlie, thank you for putting it on.
00:49:51.360 I know it's a ton of work in the middle of the summer.
00:49:54.080 Mike Lindell.
00:49:56.700 Obviously, I don't have much stroke at the White House because I did give him a heads up on a security basis.
00:50:00.960 Why is Mike Lindell back for his second day at the White House, brother?
00:50:04.900 What do you got for me?
00:50:05.660 Well, I had a bunch of meetings yesterday, but I've been having a lot of fun because I've been out here doing interviews, too.
00:50:12.000 I never thought, Steve, I'd be doing both.
00:50:13.740 Today, I'll be meeting with the president, but here out doing interviews.
00:50:17.180 We got Tom Holman yesterday coming down the thing because I know all these people.
00:50:22.060 And I think you got Fox News and a lot of other ones getting a little jealous here going,
00:50:27.160 why is Lindell TV doing all these interviews?
00:50:30.780 But here we are, and yesterday was a great day, and I know today's even going to be better.
00:50:40.280 And I've added for the War Room Posse, too, in celebration of this.
00:50:45.600 We have the 50% off sale, Steve, but everybody's been asking if they could get the per kill sheets for the wholesale prices again that came in last week.
00:50:54.480 We're going to do that for the War Room Posse live from the White House.
00:50:58.440 You guys get them for $29.88, any size, any color.
00:51:03.180 I'm going to let you get as many as you want.
00:51:04.900 We're not going to put a limit on it.
00:51:06.660 You guys, we had set them aside for you, and we went through them.
00:51:10.800 Now you guys can get over the next two days.
00:51:13.100 Get all you want, any size, any color.
00:51:15.700 They just came in a week ago.
00:51:17.260 They're all available, split kings, cal kings, king size, promo code WARROOM.
00:51:21.600 You go to the website, and then you're going to get that, go down and click on Steve, the big 50% off 4th of July sale, the MyCrosses.
00:51:30.020 There you got the sheets, the Made in America pillows and beds and bed toppers, all the kitchen towels, bathroom towels.
00:51:38.360 Steve, it's a big celebration.
00:51:40.220 And use promo code WARROOM, everybody, the most sought-after promo code in the world.
00:51:45.500 Call 800-873-1062, and tell them I sent you from the White House.
00:51:53.440 Use promo code WARROOM.
00:51:54.760 They love talking to the posse.
00:51:56.880 You guys had my pillows back, and we're not going anywhere.
00:51:59.780 We're here to stay.
00:52:00.980 Made in the U.S. 1.00
00:52:01.920 Today.
00:52:04.920 Mike, we'll see you tomorrow.
00:52:06.300 We're going to be live.
00:52:07.240 The president does it at 9 o'clock.
00:52:08.620 We'll figure it out.
00:52:09.360 But we're going to be live tomorrow morning, 10 to noon, on the 4th of July, the nation's birthday.
00:52:15.600 Maybe we'll get Mike Lindell on with us.
00:52:17.320 By the way, Phil Wegman's already blown away by the social media response.
00:52:21.280 Let's pile in there and show Phil Wegman what the war and posse is over at RealClearPolitics.
00:52:27.400 3 p.m., coverage starts at the Iowa State Fair.
00:52:30.820 Be back here at Real America's Voice.
00:52:32.320 Charlie Kirk is next.
00:52:33.300 We're back at 10 a.m. Eastern Daylight Time tomorrow morning.
00:52:39.360 We're back at 11 a.m. Eastern Daylight Time tomorrow morning.