Bannon's War Room - Episode 4652： Guilty Of Treason; Rebuilding The AI Industry By Putting The American People First

00:00:00.000 The Office of Presidency, our office did not normally dignify the constant nonsense and

00:00:04.620 misinformation flowing out of the White House's response. These claims are outrageous enough to

00:00:08.940 merit one. These bizarre allegations are ridiculous and a weak attempt at its distraction.

00:00:14.120 Nothing in the document issued last week undercuts the widely accepted conclusion that Russia worked

00:00:20.160 to influence the 2016 presidential election, but did not successfully manipulate any votes.

00:00:25.040 These findings were affirmed in a 2020 report by the bipartisan Senate Intelligence Committee

00:00:31.220 led by then chairman Marco Rubio. I did think the Marco Rubio mentioned there was well played.

00:00:39.980 Yeah, I mean, that is the thing. His secretary of state signed off on all of this. But you and I

00:00:45.360 know this, Chris. Trump is now on the other side of not just Marco Rubio, but Dan Bongino and Cash

00:00:51.060 Patel and to some degree, Tulsi Gabbard. Like when those are the normies in your administration

00:00:56.300 and you're on the other side of them, that tells you something about why these kind of

00:01:02.460 oval office, you know, shooting from the hip threats need to be taken a little bit more

00:01:07.080 seriously than in season one when it was just kind of a clown show. Now, I mean, I was outside

00:01:11.660 the jail on January 20th, Chris. Like I saw the kind of standing army get released out into the cold

00:01:17.840 and that was serious. This is all serious. It's ridiculous and transparent, but it's also very

00:01:24.120 serious. Yeah, but he's accusing a former president of treason. Right. And on top of that saying

00:01:30.820 it may not be right, but I'm going to go after them anyway. What is he talking about? And what kind of

00:01:39.680 country are we living in if that is actually what he is doing? Well, first off, I thought the key part

00:01:45.060 about President Obama's quote was that the Russians did not actually manipulate any votes.

00:01:50.200 Yeah, we knew that already.

00:01:51.340 Wait a minute. Wait a minute. In the immediate aftermath of the 2016 election, you could hardly

00:01:55.460 find a Democrat who was not screaming that Russia rigged the election.

00:01:59.340 It has been eight years since the immediate aftermath of the 2016 election.

00:02:03.740 The fact that Obama is now undoing the Democrat mythology of 2016 is pretty notable.

00:02:10.020 As you know, there have been multiple reports. There have been bipartisan, there's been a major

00:02:14.660 bipartisan Senate report that was led by Marco Rubio, who now works in Donald Trump's administration.

00:02:20.900 We have known for many years that the Russians did not manipulate the votes. Okay.

00:02:27.200 In fact, they didn't even influence votes. They've had intentions of the meddling in the election.

00:02:31.140 Oh my gosh. Why are we talking about this? This is not the issue. You're trying to avoid

00:02:36.020 this subject. No, President Obama said that Russia did not manipulate any votes. We should

00:02:39.760 note that. Because every liberal in America said that was the case. All right, noted.

00:02:43.760 You were doing everything you possible not to talk about the fact that the President of

00:02:47.860 the United States, the current President of the United States, just accused a former

00:02:52.040 President of treason and suggested a prosecution of that former President with no evidence.

00:02:57.420 That is the problem. You can calm down. I don't think he's guilty of treason. I don't think

00:03:01.820 he'll be prosecuted. Well, why don't you talk about that instead of talking about Obama?

00:03:05.140 Because Obama just undid three years of Democrat mythology. What?

00:03:09.320 Please let's not talk about this. I don't want to talk about your distractions. The problem

00:03:12.280 is, this is what Trump does. He distracts everybody. He's talking about President Obama because

00:03:16.460 he doesn't want to talk about Epstein. He's talking about the Washington commanders and

00:03:20.000 the Cleveland Guardians because he doesn't want to talk about Epstein. He releases the Martin

00:03:23.040 Luther King files because he doesn't want to talk about Epstein. He's doing everything

00:03:26.380 possible except talking about Jeffrey Epstein because he's trying to throw up distractions

00:03:30.500 so the people like you, Todd, can come on TV and try to disfuse the issue.

00:03:34.180 I have tried to agree with you, and you're violently not letting me.

00:03:37.200 I'm not doing anything. I've said he's not guilty of treason. He shouldn't be prosecuted.

00:03:41.660 Is DOJ going to pursue this?

00:03:44.660 Well, remembering that this all goes back to 2016 is, I think, the key thing here. So if you're

00:03:50.080 talking about statute of limitations, I think is the first thing that comes to my mind when

00:03:55.080 you're talking about all of this, even if there were any validity to any of the allegations

00:03:59.820 that were being made. But I think you're right to highlight the president's words there and how

00:04:04.680 extremely out of line they are in terms of the normal procedures for the Justice Department

00:04:10.940 and for the White House. Normally, there is more of that break between the White House and the Justice

00:04:15.780 Department. And what we've seen during this administration is sort of a shattering of those

00:04:19.100 norms and them sort of working extremely closely together and Pambani sort of taking direct

00:04:24.280 directions directly from from President Trump. So that's just a very unusual circumstance that

00:04:30.960 we're in here. But, you know, this is, I think, one of the having that response from Obama is

00:04:36.120 certainly is certainly something that sticks out here because he has been quiet in the past.

00:04:41.100 But I think it speaks to just how unusual some of these statements are coming. Remember, during

00:04:45.700 when Donald Trump was actually being prosecuted for two separate federal crimes, which were

00:04:50.140 ultimately, of course, those cases were dismissed after he was elected president, giving longstanding

00:04:54.920 precedent that the White House under Joe Biden was very careful about what they were saying about

00:05:00.420 that ongoing case. And for a president to come out and declare someone guilty of a crime, which

00:05:04.640 they haven't even been charged with, is really, I think, is sort of really outside of the normal

00:05:09.980 way, outside of the normal procedures that we would see here.

00:05:12.440 Director of National Intelligence. Oh, where's Tulsi? She's like hotter than everybody. 1.00

00:05:18.540 She's the hottest one in the room right now because she found out with certainty. We I think

00:05:25.240 we knew it before in all fairness, Tulsi. But now you have certainty. She has all the documents.

00:05:30.600 She has everything that you need. And she found out that Barack Hussein Obama led a group of people

00:05:36.280 and they cheated in the elections and they cheated without question. It's not even a quote. Would you say

00:05:42.020 there's even a little question there, Tulsi? She says no. And you found things that nobody thought

00:05:48.320 we'd ever find. And I'm very happy and very honored to have you with us. She's right now by far

00:05:54.000 Speaker. She's hotter than you right now, Speaker. She's the hottest person in the room right now, 1.00

00:05:59.760 Speaker. So Tulsi, great job. And I know you have a lot more coming. She told me you've seen nothing yet.

00:06:06.400 So I heard those rumors about you, but now I know they're true. So we're very proud of you, Tulsi.

00:06:12.340 They cheated so badly and ultimately it led to a loss in 2020 and it shouldn't have been a loss.

00:06:21.520 It was a big victory. We won by a lot. We had to do it again. But if I thought we lost, I would never

00:06:26.500 have run again. And this is a far more consequential election than it would have been if we did.

00:06:31.060 That's the only thing I can say in favor of it. But we can't, we can't ever let that happen again

00:06:39.360 to our country. They don't give up. You know what? And so we can talk about this till the cows come

00:06:44.840 home. This is not on top of mind of the Americans to take care of business. They just don't care.

00:06:52.600 That's it, Donald Trump. He's the one who's making this addition. He's the one who's talking about all

00:06:56.380 these irrelevant things. I'm just telling you. Why don't you, why don't you say, go take this

00:07:00.960 message to the Oval Office, Kevin. You have access to the president. Tell Donald Trump to stop talking

00:07:05.660 about this diversion. You're not a fan of Trump at all. Yeah, but go talk to him. You think that we

00:07:11.080 should be talking about more serious issues. So tell Donald Trump to stop talking about the

00:07:14.400 Washington. It doesn't matter to people. Tell Donald Trump. I'm going to agree with Keith again.

00:07:19.260 I don't know why you would be yelling at Keith about this. It, to his point, it is Donald Trump

00:07:23.660 who has brought up Obama. It is Donald Trump who has made the Epstein story a story for over a week

00:07:28.200 now. Give me your response to what we heard from former president Obama there. He's saying that none

00:07:34.120 of this makes any sense, that this is a distraction. What do you say to that?

00:07:39.960 It's the art of deflection coming from former president Obama, as well as his friends who are still in

00:07:46.660 Congress today and Senator Warner and Congressman Jim Himes, really all basically saying that exact

00:07:52.240 same statement, which doesn't actually address the issue that was revealed in great detail in the

00:07:58.980 over a hundred documents that we released last week and the documents that we will be releasing

00:08:03.580 later this week. That point to the undeniable fact that you laid out in your introduction to this

00:08:09.640 segment is that the intelligence community had one assessment that Russia did not have the intent

00:08:15.440 or capability to try to impact the outcome of the U S election leading up to election day.

00:08:21.200 The same assessment was made after Donald Trump was elected by the American people as president in

00:08:27.360 2016, defeating Hillary Clinton. And it wasn't until after that pulled president's daily brief document

00:08:33.660 that you referenced that the principles committee was called in the national security council and

00:08:40.600 that president Obama then directed, uh, then his Obama's ODNI, uh, DNI, James Clapper to lead the effort to

00:08:47.980 create this new intelligence community assessment that detailed, not if, but how Moscow attempted to

00:08:56.520 influence the outcome of the U S election. So this is the thing that I think people should pay attention to is

00:09:02.940 neither the message from president Obama's office, neither the statements coming from Democrats in Congress today,

00:09:09.240 and their friends in the propaganda media. None of them are addressing this fact that there was a

00:09:14.760 shift, 180 degree shift from the intelligence community's assessment leading up to the election

00:09:20.840 to the one that president Obama directed be produced after Donald Trump won the election that completely

00:09:28.600 contradicted those assessments that had come previously. The second thing I want to address that's very

00:09:33.340 important, Laura, is that, uh, you, you, in the clip that you played, uh, you saw John Brennan,

00:09:38.860 James Clapper, James Comey stated with high confidence, this January intelligence community

00:09:45.180 assessment that they drafted at the direction of president Obama. The fact is that they used

00:09:51.740 already discredited information like the steel dossier. They knew it was discredited at that time,

00:09:56.460 yet they used it as a source for this document that they claim to have high confidence in.

00:10:00.300 They used intelligence that some of these intelligence community professionals rejected

00:10:05.340 previously because of the lack of credibility and the lack of the ability to vet with any kind of

00:10:11.420 confidence, whether or not that information or intelligence was accurate and could be used for

00:10:16.940 an assessment. There's a long laundry list of facts and intelligence reporting that directly contradict

00:10:23.500 the statement coming from president Obama's office, uh, and those who are trying to deflect away from

00:10:29.100 what actually happened, which was after Donald Trump was elected, uh, led by president Obama,

00:10:35.100 there was an effort to create an, a doc, a document that would serve as a foundation for what would be

00:10:39.820 a years long coup against president Trump, therefore trying to subvert the will of the American people

00:10:46.140 who sent him to the white house in 2016. It's Wednesday, 23 July year of the Lord, 2025,

00:10:52.780 a long cold open. We could play many, many, many more minutes of just amazing content from when

00:10:59.420 president Trump threw down hard yesterday in the oval office and Obama responded with a, with deflection.

00:11:06.380 And quite frankly, I think a bald face, a lie. This shows you how nervous they are. Barack Obama responded

00:11:13.100 to president Trump's beat down from the oval office in front of a head of state and on global television

00:11:19.020 yesterday. And of course it's a firestorm right now in DC is all these rats are running off the,

00:11:24.620 are going down the rat line of the, uh, radical left democratic party. John Solomon joins us. John,

00:11:30.700 put this in perspective because you and I've been working on this one for years. Finally,

00:11:34.780 and Tulsi Gabbard finally got her shout out by president Trump last night at the reception for

00:11:39.660 the Congress. Um, finally, and she's been taking incoming. The reason she's been taking incoming folks

00:11:45.980 is that she's been on the right side of every issue, but you can see she's a safe pair of hands.

00:11:51.180 Solomon, uh, your thoughts, brother. Well, let's take Barack Obama's statement at the start.

00:11:56.540 None of this makes sense. Let's make sense of it for your audience. Barack Obama attends a meeting

00:12:02.620 in July, 2016, before crossfire hurricane is opened by the FBI targeting, uh, the Republican nominee

00:12:10.780 for the 2016 presidential election. And he's told Hillary Clinton is going to invent the scandal.

00:12:16.780 She's going to hate, hang a fake Russian signal on Donald Trump's campaign house and make it look 1.00

00:12:21.900 like Vladimir Putin is trying to help him win the election. They know the fixes in at the beginning.

00:12:27.900 Barack Obama does not stop his FBI or his intelligence community from then investigating

00:12:34.380 that very allegation, though they know it emanates from a dirty trick inside of, uh, the, uh, Trump

00:12:40.300 campaign in 20, uh, inside the Hillary Clinton campaign. In fall, after the, uh, uh, first effort

00:12:48.380 to defeat Trump failed, they don't defeat him. The Russia stuff doesn't work, even though Christopher

00:12:52.860 Steele and others tried to peddle it as hard as they could. Uh, Barack Obama assembles a team. He

00:12:58.540 assembles it. He orders this ICA and this intelligence community assessment reverses what

00:13:05.020 the intelligence community just concluded that Vladimir Putin in September didn't have a preference

00:13:10.780 of which candidate to, uh, when they, he was just trying to sow chaos, which by the way is the

00:13:15.820 traditional Soviet playbook to get to that, uh, conclusion. They have to take a document that has

00:13:22.220 been fully discredited by December of 2016 and injected into the earlier intelligence

00:13:27.820 uh, uh, assessment. That document is the Steele dossier. In December, when they used the Steele

00:13:33.740 dossier at Barack Obama's direction, this is the new assessment they're doing, uh, Steele's already

00:13:40.380 been fired. It's already been proven that none of the statements in his, um, uh, dossier are true. The

00:13:46.300 FBI had a spreadsheet knocking them all down, uh, or that none of them could be corroborated if they

00:13:50.700 were knocked, weren't knocked down. And three, they know the rest of the CIA doesn't believe the

00:13:55.500 document should be used. And what do they do? They put it in that sauce. And one more thing,

00:13:59.260 just real quickly, in January, as he's leaving office, the FBI has cleared Mike Flynn. President

00:14:04.700 Obama presides over a meeting with the FBI to figure out how they can keep pursuing Flynn and

00:14:09.580 hamper the beginning of the Trump presidency. Barack Obama was at the center of those three actions

00:14:14.700 were a major part of the weaponization fire episode. President Trump yesterday called his

00:14:21.580 predecessor guilty of treason. The former commander in chief, uh, pretty stunning. John,

00:14:27.820 please stick around or take a short commercial break. John Solomon, Mike Davis, Senator Josh Hawley,

00:14:33.020 Senator Ron Johnson, uh, Sean Parnell trying to get Sean Parnell. They're coming after Pete Hegseth

00:14:39.340 leads during the daily mail today. They got some letters circulating a poison pen letter

00:14:44.540 circling over at the building over at, uh, the Pentagon. Sean Parnell is going to be on to explain

00:14:50.620 all this packed this morning, investigation scandals, all of it. Short break back in a moment.

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00:16:53.980 out there. So John Solomon and maybe we put up, Tulsi put up, you can tell what they're doing,

00:16:59.500 which is the playbook, you know, every couple of days they're going to put out another big reveal.

00:17:04.140 You've been on this one for years. You probably know this better on the details than anyone.

00:17:09.580 Just be a guide for us. Where do you think this is going in the next days and weeks ahead, sir?

00:17:15.660 We talked about this a couple of weeks ago, Steve, that Kash Patel opened an investigation

00:17:21.580 in April inside the FBI. It's a predicated criminal investigation that looks at everything from the

00:17:26.940 clearing of Hillary Clinton to the start of Russiagate all the way through Jack Smith raiding

00:17:32.620 Florida and the Biden White House sticking the National Archives and telling them to get the FBI

00:17:38.060 and Donald Trump in the classified documents case as one continuous criminal conspiracy,

00:17:43.660 much like you would look at a drug cartel or an organized crime organization like the mafia.

00:17:49.180 When the Justice Department starts an investigation like this, their first step

00:17:54.460 is to name a federal strike force, to get a strike force that the best agents and prosecutors

00:17:59.260 have them work exclusively on this and develop the different overt acts. What are the overt acts?

00:18:04.380 Is it the ordering of the crossfire hurricane? Is it Obama knowing that it's a fake scandal and allowing

00:18:11.020 it to go on? Is it hijacking the ICA? You go through that. I think Pam Bondi is on the verge if she

00:18:17.420 follows the Justice Department's normal predicate. You got an open conspiracy case to name a federal

00:18:23.260 strike force and to move this to the next level. Just think about this. That means the Obama administration

00:18:29.180 and the Democrats and all of those who were involved in the weaponization are going to be treated

00:18:33.820 just like the mob, just like a drug cartel. They're going to be pursued by a federal

00:18:38.700 strike force to determine whether their political conspiracy to get Trump rose to a criminal

00:18:44.700 conspiracy. I think that's the next step. I would not be surprised based on how far I know this

00:18:48.700 investigation has evolved. If that happened within the next week, that will give us a sense that maybe

00:18:54.460 for the first time there's a serious effort to investigate this and to bring accountability all the

00:18:59.820 way back from 16 all the way through 24. That's what I'd be watching. I want to, one other thing

00:19:06.700 you broke, uh, by the way, that's huge. A federal strike force to bring together their best talent

00:19:11.180 on one thing to make sure they pursue this as they would a, a mob investigation or a, uh, or a drug cartel

00:19:17.900 using RICO and, uh, in the, in the criminal conspiracy. This is why all the, on MSNBC they're saying,

00:19:23.660 well, this happened years ago. Uh, it's only, uh, it's only, uh, he answered, they answered some

00:19:28.780 bad questions to Congress and they couldn't, you know, it's, it's just the inadvertent. Uh,

00:19:33.340 also you, a couple of weeks ago, you broke this thing on the FBI and the Chinese Communist Party,

00:19:37.900 uh, trying to get to 2020. As you see, President Trump continues to come back every time he talks

00:19:43.820 and hammers 2020. What, what do you got for us today? There's a bunch of articles now following

00:19:47.980 your reporting. What's the latest on that? Well, uh, it's one of the potential overt acts

00:19:53.180 in the long running conspiracy. If the FBI, which falsely investigated President Trump,

00:19:59.260 uh, created a blockade to, uh, not investigate people like Hillary Clinton fully or Hunter Biden

00:20:05.420 fully, remember what the IRS whistleblowers told us. If they also tried to protect Joe Biden by hiding

00:20:11.340 or suppressing or not fully investigating a foreign intervention in the 2020 election,

00:20:17.340 that would be viewed as another overt act in that wash, uh, rinse, repeat cycle that we talked

00:20:22.780 about. Clear the Democrat, pursue the Republican on similar investigations. That's that pattern that

00:20:28.300 goes from 16 to 20, Ukraine, uh, Russia, uh, January, uh, six, uh, the classified documents case,

00:20:35.660 the same pattern keeps replaying itself. This kind of episode would be an example. The FBI knowingly and

00:20:41.820 willfully stopped investigating a credible intelligence report that China was trying to help Joe Biden

00:20:47.260 win the election with fake mail-in ballots. They did so even by recalling their intelligence report

00:20:52.940 and asking agencies to destroy it. That is, could be considered an overactive misusing the color of

00:20:59.100 government to, uh, and leaving the United States vulnerable to the attack of an enemy. And remember,

00:21:05.740 all those guys ran out on TV in December 2020 said, no foreign interventions in the election. No,

00:21:11.180 well, there was apparently one that they just didn't fully look at. In fact,

00:21:14.700 there were two because Iran also hacked the database we learned later. So two foreign interventions,

00:21:19.820 but they go on TV and deny it. Why is that? It looks like a coverup for something that went on

00:21:24.700 in the summer and fall of 2020. So I think that fits into this conspiracy. It probably is part of

00:21:29.820 the strike force. If Pam Bondi goes that direction, uh, these are really, really significant moments

00:21:35.340 for people who have waited seven, eight, nine years for accountability. Now I'm not saying it's going to

00:21:40.060 happen, but I am saying that this is a tipping point moment where for the first time, a serious

00:21:45.740 and complete effort to look at this entire nine year weaponization as a criminal conspiracy,

00:21:51.260 that moment is at hand. We'll find out soon if Pam Bondi's in on it.

00:21:55.900 John, uh, social media, you're just the news. You've got a great story up on steel dossier today.

00:22:00.060 Where do people go to get all your content, sir? Now, more than ever.

00:22:03.900 Uh, thank you. Just the news.com. Uh, Jay Solomon reports is the handle on all social media,

00:22:09.500 including getter and a truth. And, uh, I get, I'm very lucky every night to follow you at six

00:22:14.220 o'clock right here on real American's voice. So those are the best ways to get our great content.

00:22:19.660 Thank you, brother. Appreciate you, John Solomon. Uh, do we have time to play the

00:22:22.940 cold open for Alina Habab? How long? Let's go and play it. I got Mike Davis here, a big fight in New

00:22:27.580 Jersey. Davis is all over this AI, all of it. Let's play it.

00:22:30.620 Kind of a dramatic scene at the U.S. Attorney's Office in New Jersey yesterday as the

00:22:36.140 Attorney General stepped in after interim U.S. Attorney Alina Habab was replaced there in New 0.99

00:22:41.820 Jersey. Habab, former personal lawyer for the president, was removed from her post by a panel

00:22:46.860 of New Jersey federal judges. But then the Trump administration intervened. So, Lisa, this was an

00:22:53.180 interim position of, I think, 120 days. Exactly right. It's time for it to be over and her to go away. 0.99

00:22:58.140 And that's the case the judge has made here. But now the Attorney General of the United States

00:23:02.300 stepping in to try to get her job back. What's going on here? That's exactly what happened.

00:23:07.020 So, first of all, she wasn't removed upon the expiration of that 120 days. Either the position

00:23:12.380 becomes filled by somebody who's the first assistant United States attorney by statute,

00:23:17.340 or the judges can appoint someone to serve as a U.S. Attorney until the president nominates someone

00:23:22.860 and the Senate confirm someone. That is, in the usual course, how this is supposed to work.

00:23:27.340 For the avoidance of doubt, yesterday the chief judge of the District of New Jersey issued an

00:23:31.580 order saying that that same first assistant I was still referring to would become the U.S. Attorney.

00:23:36.780 Pam Bondi, in an ex-post last night, called the judges rogue for exercising their statutory prerogative,

00:23:43.820 then fired the first assistant claiming Alina Haba's 120 days weren't yet up. And here we're

00:23:50.060 getting into a semantic dispute about the meaning of the word appointment. President Trump announced

00:23:55.020 that Alina Haba would be serving as the acting U.S. Attorney on March 24th. If you take that as the

00:23:59.900 date, her 120 days was up yesterday. But she was sworn in by Pam Bondi on March 28th. And if that's the

00:24:07.260 operative date, she wasn't yet done. According to Pam Bondi, Desiree Grace, who is the appointee,

00:24:12.940 was still acting as the first assistant as a career prosecutor. Mike Davis, this is a huge fight

00:24:17.900 for President Trump against this radical judiciary. Make this make sense to us. What's going on?

00:24:22.620 Yeah, so the President of the United States has like 93 United States attorneys around the country

00:24:30.140 who are the chief law enforcement officer in each one of these federal districts, including

00:24:36.780 the District of New Jersey. Generally, how it works is the President nominates a U.S. Attorney,

00:24:42.220 that U.S. Attorney is confirmed by the Senate. But you have these Democrat senators like Cory Booker,

00:24:49.260 who doesn't even live in New Jersey. He lives in Manhattan most of the time. But he has used what's

00:24:56.460 called the blue slip, where you have to get the home state senator's approval. The President has to get

00:25:02.540 the home state senator's approval before the Senate will move forward with the nominations of U.S.

00:25:07.980 attorneys, district court judges, and U.S. Marshals. The blue slips are not going away. I always say there

00:25:14.940 would be a hundred senator revolts if these home state senators lost the ability to hand select the 0.98

00:25:22.380 U.S. Attorney who would prosecute them, the district court judge who would oversee the trial, and the U.S.

00:25:27.500 Marshal, who would escort them to prison. So I'm just telling you, I tried very hard when I was the

00:25:32.540 chief counsel. But hang on, hang on. I understand they should have consultation rights. But if the

00:25:37.260 blue slips don't go away, the audience is just learning this. That means all these left-wing,

00:25:41.820 this is the reason you have problems in California, you have problems in Illinois, you have problems in

00:25:45.740 New York. You can't enforce anything because they don't let the President and his Article II powers

00:25:51.260 appoint who he wants to appoint, correct? Correct. But I'm telling you,

00:25:56.140 as the chief counsel for nominations for Grassley eight years ago, or whenever the hell it was,

00:26:01.340 I tried hard to get rid of these blue slips. I think it's BS that the President can't pick his

00:26:08.460 own people, but it is something the Senate has had for a hundred years. And like I said,

00:26:13.020 there would be a hundred senator revolts if they got rid of this. So it's not going away. And so you just

00:26:18.460 have to deal with that reality that it's not going away. We got rid of the blue slip veto for circuit

00:26:23.580 judges. And that's how we were able to confirm a record number of President Trump's circuit judges

00:26:29.100 in his first two years under then-chairman Chuck Grassley. But it's not going away.

00:26:33.820 It's huge. Don't get me wrong, the appellate courts. But hold it. So the judges threw Alina out. 1.00

00:26:42.940 They appointed her deputy, I guess. And Pam Bondi immediately fired her. Now, did she put Alina 1.00

00:26:48.780 back in? She fired the judge's choice. Did she put Alina back in? 1.00

00:26:53.180 So here's what happens. Because we can't get Alina to get blue slips from Cory Booker and the other

00:26:58.140 New Jersey senator, whoever the hell that is, another Democrat. So then the Attorney General appointed Alina

00:27:05.420 for a 120-day appointment. Same with Judge Jeanine Pirro in D.C., same with the U.S. Attorney Sarkone

00:27:12.220 up in the Northern District of New York and others, right? So after that 120-day window expires under the

00:27:19.580 Vacancy Reform Act of, I think it's like 1998 or whatever year it is, then the district court judges

00:27:27.100 get to decide whether that's that U.S. Attorney appointed for 120 days stays or goes. I don't think

00:27:34.060 that's constitutional. I think that's a violation of the separation of powers of Article 2. But that's

00:27:38.620 what the statute says, right? So then you had House Democrat leader Hakeem Jeffries come out there

00:27:45.340 publicly and twist the arms of these 17 New Jersey U.S. District Court judges who would vote on Alina.

00:27:51.580 15 of them are appointed by Obama and Biden. And so, of course, it's stacked with radical Democrat

00:27:58.380 activists. They voted to fire Alina Hoppe. Her term ends on Friday. They also said,

00:28:05.500 we're just going to make this Democrat operative in the U.S. Attorney's Office the first assistant.

00:28:10.380 Mike, Mike, hang on for one second. Just hang on one second. I'm holding through the break. We've

00:28:14.860 got to get to the bottom of this. Mike Davis is with us. And we're going to cover so much more.

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00:29:44.060 Okay, folks, we're going to juggle a little bit this morning, as I know the War Room Posse is. There's a

00:29:49.260 two-day human trafficking conference going on sponsored by CPAC. Grace and Moe, we're going to

00:29:57.020 try to put that on our alternative channel to stream that. You can see it. I think Marsha,

00:30:00.700 Senator Blackburn already talked. It's going to be great two days in and out. We've got people,

00:30:05.180 Real America's Voice, we're covering that. Also, there's a, and I think the session today is behind

00:30:10.780 closed doors, an AI summit with the tech bros, but the AI action plan, which just got released,

00:30:17.340 Senator Hawley's going to be on to discuss that, his legislation, to try to make sure that there's

00:30:22.380 some controls in here. Mike Davis is also going to talk about that. Mike Davis is also going to talk

00:30:27.420 about appointments, recess for appointments. Why is the Senate going home? All of it. But Mike,

00:30:34.140 Mike, I got to get back to this and let me know when Senator Hawley's up because I know he's pressed

00:30:37.580 for time. So Mike Davis, continue on. They appointed the hack Democrat. Now, did Pam Bondi fire her 1.00

00:30:45.900 immediately? Yeah. So they appointed this hack Democrat in New Jersey. The Democrat judges colluded

00:30:52.540 with this woman. They made her the first assistant. But the problem is, is that Lena, Alina still has the

00:30:59.020 job until Friday because she, that's when her 120 day appointment expires. And so Pam fired the first 1.00

00:31:05.340 assistant. Now at 120 days, what I presume will happen is that Pam will make Alina the, so she'll 0.55

00:31:15.180 be, so this woman who just got fired will become the first assistant again, or someone else. Pam's going 1.00

00:31:20.140 to fire that first assistant again on Friday. And if Alina wants the job, and I strongly urge her to take 1.00

00:31:26.940 the job, appoints Alina Habba, the first assistant on Friday, and then she becomes the acting U.S. 0.93

00:31:34.380 attorney on Friday and doesn't miss a beat. And it's a big middle finger to the 17 district court

00:31:41.100 judges in New Jersey, 15 of whom were appointed by Obama and Biden, that they don't get a pick.

00:31:46.940 President Trump's team, President Trump and Pam Bondi get a pick, his U.S. attorney. And it's

00:31:52.460 unconstitutional what they did. And it, frankly, it's an ethics violation. And I'm going to file

00:31:57.340 a judicial misconduct complaint against these 17 judges, like I filed a House ethics complaint

00:32:03.260 against House Democrat leader, Hakeem Jeffries, and got them all spun up about that because Hakeem

00:32:10.300 Jeffries said that these 17 judges in New Jersey, 15 Obama and Biden appointees needed to fire Alina 0.97

00:32:17.740 Haba because Alina Haba sought and got a federal grand jury indictment against a Democrat House 1.00

00:32:24.780 member, a piece of trash House member, a bottom feeder who assaulted federal ICE officers allegedly,

00:32:31.340 allegedly meaning on video. And so when Alina brought that indictment, Hakeem Jeffries said that

00:32:37.340 she needed to be fired for that. Well, I don't know how that's not obstruction of justice, but at a 0.99

00:32:41.660 minimum, he's going to face a House ethics complaint. And these judges are going to fight

00:32:47.020 a judicial misconduct complaint.

00:32:48.700 I want to pull the camera back for a second, explain. You have Maine justice and Maine justice

00:32:54.220 has these huge departments. Like you have the criminal division, you have civil rights, which you have

00:32:59.900 Harmeet is running in the civil rights division is huge. That's where all the voter situation is.

00:33:05.420 Then. So that's Maine justice with thousands of people. The FBI then is their investigative arm

00:33:11.900 that reports to Maine justice. Then you have 93 U.S. attorneys. So people should understand

00:33:17.020 the whole country is divided up, including the territories into different sections like the

00:33:23.660 Southern District of New York or the Eastern District of New York over in Brooklyn or D.C. or New Jersey.

00:33:29.980 And obviously Los Angeles. Some of these are incredibly powerful because you have the major cities.

00:33:33.900 And this is one of the reasons you have these neo confederates, right? Like Bass, 1.00

00:33:38.620 like the mayor of Chicago, like what's happened in New York City. They get these pliant U.S.

00:33:42.940 attorneys because of the blue slips. And they kind of they run like independent

00:33:49.100 the sanctuary cities and independent countries. Where does President Trump stand? This is my whole

00:33:53.980 point about the Senate. You either stick around in August and start approving people. And it's because

00:33:59.740 Judge Deneen. And these are heavy lifts on Judge Deneen, I think, got confirmed.

00:34:03.660 Right. That is D.C. And that's gonna be very powerful. But either do that or you just do recess

00:34:09.180 appointments and get your U.S. attorneys in there. President Trump, the U.S. attorneys, I would argue,

00:34:15.260 are actually more powerful. If you want the Epstein thing situated or back in the days when Acosta was the

00:34:22.140 U.S. attorney in Southern Florida, you have to have a hammer as a U.S. attorney. This is what

00:34:27.100 these U.S. attorneys are important. And this is why Aline Habab is so important in New Jersey,

00:34:32.220 because as you know, that's just an extension of New York City, sir.

00:34:36.460 That's exactly right. U.S. attorneys are very important. They're powerful. They are the chief

00:34:40.940 law enforcement officer in each one of these districts. If you don't get the U.S. attorney to

00:34:45.500 bring an indictment or open an investigation, it doesn't happen, right? It's or it's very hard to make

00:34:50.060 it happen. You essentially have to have the attorney general or the deputy attorney general step in and

00:34:55.420 do it over their heads, which is rare. Fortunately, Pam Bondi and Todd Blanche have backbones of steel,

00:35:01.740 so they'll do stuff like that. But it's rare to get prior attorneys general or deputy attorneys general

00:35:08.060 to do things like that. But we have warriors as AG and deputy AG or DAC. I would say this about-

00:35:15.420 Mike, hang on for one second. I can only get Senator Hawley for a few minutes. Mike Davis is with us.

00:35:19.980 We're going to talk AI after that. Senator Hawley joins us. Senator Hawley, they're promulgating.

00:35:24.940 They have the summit today with the tech bros. They're going to promulgate or promulgating right

00:35:30.060 now the AI plan. You're putting up legislation. Where do we stand with artificial intelligence

00:35:36.300 as of this morning, sir, with your legislation? Well, what we need to do is we need to give every

00:35:41.740 individual American, Stephen, every American worker the right to protect their own personal

00:35:45.980 information. We're talking about your name, your image, their likeness. If it's good enough for

00:35:49.500 college athletes, why shouldn't it be good enough for the American worker? You ought to be able to 0.93

00:35:53.580 protect that stuff. If AI wants it from you, they want to train their models on you, that's fine.

00:35:58.860 They should come get your permission and compensate you for it. Right now, they don't. Right now,

00:36:03.100 the attitude is smash and grab. AI comes in and says, all right, I'm going to take everything you

00:36:07.660 posted on Facebook. I'm going to take everything you put up on X. Let's say you're a creator,

00:36:12.780 you're a songwriter, you're a novelist, whatever. They're going to take all of that. They're not

00:36:16.300 going to tell you. They're not going to ask you. They're not going to compensate you.

00:36:19.340 That needs to change. Bottom line for me, Steve, is this. Is AI going to work for people,

00:36:24.220 or are people going to work for AI? And I know what the big companies want. They want us all to work

00:36:28.620 for them and to be their digital slaves. No thanks is my response to that. We need to put the American 1.00

00:36:34.780 people, the American worker first here. An America first approach is what we need to adopt. 0.86

00:36:39.500 And you don't think, and you're saying, hey, executive orders are fine, but we need to codify

00:36:45.020 this. Is that your point? Yeah, exactly. I mean, listen, we need to give the American people

00:36:49.420 enforceable rights because right now, it may say that, yeah, sure, if you write, if you put something

00:36:55.980 out on Facebook, you may have a copyright to that. AI doesn't care. Facebook doesn't care. Google,

00:37:02.060 they don't care. They come and they scrape it. They train their systems on it. They take your

00:37:07.340 pictures. You put pictures of your kids up on Facebook. They're going to take those. They're

00:37:11.500 going to train their models on them. They're going to do whatever they want with them, and you can't

00:37:15.260 protect it. We need to give every individual American the right to protect their stuff, to

00:37:21.180 protect their data, and pretty soon, Steve, to protect their jobs. I want AI to be good for workers,

00:37:26.700 not take away workers' jobs. So we've got some work to do, and I think we've got to put power

00:37:31.420 into the hands of the people. We're populists, right? I mean, power into the hands of the people.

00:37:35.900 There's nothing more fundamental in America than individual rights, and we need to make

00:37:40.300 sure in this age of AI that every American individual has rights. Yeah, but the tech

00:37:45.740 bros are sitting there saying, look, Hawley and Davis and Bannon, they're a voice for an unruly 0.82

00:37:51.900 mob of a bunch of mouth breathers, and they're slowing us down. They're decelerationist, and we're

00:37:58.460 accelerationist because if we're not accelerationist, the Chinese Communist Party is going to own this 0.63

00:38:02.700 technology, dominate this technology, and we're going to be essentially slaves to the CCP.

00:38:07.500 Your response, sir? Yeah, then why is it that all those same tech bros want to give all of

00:38:12.700 their technology to China at the same time? I mean, you can't have it both ways, Steve.

00:38:16.540 You can't say that, oh, we've got to beat China. We've got to win. We've got to win. Therefore,

00:38:20.140 AI ought to be able to take everything you own and also in the same breath turn around and say, oh,

00:38:24.300 and by the way, we ought to share all of our tech know-how with China, all of our chips,

00:38:29.980 all of our technology. It ought to be we should be preventing our technology from flowing to China

00:38:35.340 because we are in a race to beat China on this. But listen, the other thing is, let's just remember,

00:38:40.300 Steve, you and I have heard these arguments before. A lot of these arguments from the tech bros sound a

00:38:43.900 heck of a lot like the 1990s in free trade. You remember what they said then. We're going to

00:38:47.740 democratize China. Yeah, we need to trade with China and let them cheat on trade because it's going 1.00

00:38:52.700 to be good for us. We're going to change them. We're going to democratize them. Now they're saying,

00:38:56.460 yeah, yeah, yeah. If we just go out there and take every piece of personal property that belongs

00:39:01.100 to every individual American, we'll be able to beat China. I don't believe that for a second. 0.83

00:39:05.820 We need to protect the American people, put the American people first. We need to cut off tech

00:39:11.740 from going to China. That's how we actually get stronger in this country. I think what the tech

00:39:16.860 bros want to do is just make money. And I don't care who wins at the end of the day, so long as it's 1.00

00:39:21.020 them with their profits. Okay. How do we get more access to your legislation? We want to get the

00:39:26.700 war and posse up to speed so we can start going to the ramparts. How do people do this?

00:39:31.420 Go to joshholly.com. Follow me on any social media, Holly Mo. You can find all of the details there.

00:39:37.180 And this is the time. If we don't do this right now, you look at what you've covered this, Steve. You

00:39:40.940 look at what those tech companies tried to do just in the big, beautiful bill where they tried to slip in

00:39:45.580 that moratorium, 10-year moratorium on any kind of AI guardrails. We got that out of there, but it

00:39:51.740 was tooth and nail fight. That is what these people want. We've got to stop them now. This is the time

00:39:57.100 to start putting the American worker, American individuals first, giving them rights. If we 0.58

00:40:01.500 don't do that right now, Steve, they're going to run right over us, and we just cannot have that.

00:40:06.620 I know you've got to bounce for two. You told us it was going to happen. We've gotten some leaks now

00:40:11.500 where I'm talking about later in the show from the NDAA, and your heads will blow up about

00:40:16.300 working with the Chinese Communist Party, but we're going to get to that a little later.

00:40:19.740 Senator Hawley, the president, you're highly respected about when you're talking about the

00:40:23.180 judiciary. You talk about law enforcement. You were AG over in Missouri. We got Mike Davis on. We're

00:40:29.580 going to continue. This U.S. attorneys and the appointment of them and getting people in there,

00:40:34.140 they're part of, you know, President Trump's program as it should be that this whole thing about

00:40:38.940 is the Senate going to stick around or going to do recess appointments. Can you put it in framework,

00:40:43.340 what are we doing here? Because, you know, you've got this Alina Habab fight in New Jersey, 0.96

00:40:48.780 but you've also got all these issues with U.S. attorneys around the rest of the country. What

00:40:52.620 is your recommendation to the president of what a solution is here? Well, my recommendation is that

00:40:58.860 we make clear to the Democrats real quick that if they keep this up, what they're doing is

00:41:02.220 unprecedented, Steve. They're filibustering every single nominee, every single

00:41:08.460 Trump nominee for everything, all the U.S. attorneys, all the judges at any level,

00:41:14.620 every single person. I mean, the deputy secretary to this, that, and the other thing,

00:41:18.540 they are filibustering all of these people. So I think we've got to make it real clear to them,

00:41:21.420 listen, if you want to keep this up, the Senate will be in continuous session forever.

00:41:25.820 We will just, if you want to take one vote and wait 10 hours and take another vote,

00:41:29.500 which is what they're making us do now, that's going to be your choice. But we are going to stay in

00:41:33.740 and plow through these things. And I also think, I heard you mention recess appointments earlier,

00:41:37.740 Democrats just need to understand, you play this game and you say to President Trump,

00:41:41.900 we're not going to allow you to staff your own government. This is the duly elected president

00:41:45.980 of the United States. If your message to him is, and every future president, we're not going to let

00:41:50.460 you staff your government, then you can't whine and complain when President Trump says, well,

00:41:54.060 I'm going to start doing recess appointments. Because this is, the Democrats are playing a dangerous

00:41:58.300 game here. I think we've got to expose them, Steve, and we've got to put them on the horns of the dilemma

00:42:01.740 and say, we're not going to let you get by with this. If they get by with this,

00:42:05.580 it's not just Trump. Any future president, you won't be able to get a government. You won't be

00:42:10.060 able to get your U.S. attorneys in there. You won't be able to prosecute crime. We cannot have that.

00:42:15.420 Senator Hawley, one more time, where do people get the information on your bill and everything

00:42:19.420 else you're working on?

00:42:21.100 Hawley Moe is my social media and JoshHawley.com. You can find it all there.

00:42:26.380 Thank you, sir. Appreciate you.

00:42:27.580 Thank you.

00:42:28.140 Davis, we've got a minute before we go to break. Explain to the people what Josh Hawley just told

00:42:33.980 us. Is this unprecedented? They're actually, they're slowing it down, slow walking and filibustering

00:42:39.420 every appointment, even these deputy assistant secretaries at the different cabinet positions?

00:42:43.820 Yes, they are. It used to be that you would confirm U.S. attorneys and U.S. marshals and non-controversial

00:42:52.940 nominees through voice votes or unanimous consent. You wouldn't do a roll call vote.

00:42:57.100 They, these Democrats are intentionally trying to sabotage the will of the American people

00:43:03.020 and our duly elected president. Josh Hawley is the tip of the spear. He's great. He's a former clerk

00:43:10.060 of mine, co-clerk of mine from the 10th Circuit back in 2006 and 2007. He's a great guy. He's a warrior.

00:43:17.260 And what needs to happen is we need to lean in on this week. This is unacceptable. We need to force

00:43:24.620 the Senate Republicans, the Senate Democrats to work through August. If they're going to filibuster,

00:43:30.220 filibuster in August.

00:43:31.100 Yeah.

00:43:32.460 Mike, hang on for one second. Mike Davis is going to stick with us.

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00:45:06.380 Okay. Saturday, we're gonna have Judy Shelton on who knows the Fed inside and out the inside of it, 1.00

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00:46:39.900 Saturday with Philip Patrick. You do not want to miss that. So Mike Davis, um,

00:46:45.180 this whole thing is Alina Bob. Okay. So here's what's going to happen. She's going to, 0.86

00:46:48.460 her 120 days runs out. They're going to put the deputy up or the assistant's first assistant. 0.98

00:46:53.740 They're going to, Pam's going to fire the first assistant immediately. Uh, she's going to point, 1.00

00:46:58.220 uh, Alina, uh, as the, uh, as, as the first assistant. Uh, so she'll be the acting U S

00:47:05.820 attorney in New Jersey. We'll be at the exact same place. You got 17 of these judges. They're

00:47:09.340 going to go crazy. How quickly brother, are they going to go to federal court and sue, uh,

00:47:13.740 the president on this to try to once again, and make it 201 suits. We got in this time on an

00:47:18.860 appointment, sir. Uh, I hope they do it immediately. Cause they'll get their asses kicked again 0.99

00:47:24.460 at the Supreme court. Again, Pam is on a big winning streak with the, with, with her, uh,

00:47:31.820 challenges at the Supreme court. I think she's won like 15 of 17 cases with Todd Blanche and, uh,

00:47:38.940 John Sauer, the solicitor general, we have an all-star team at the justice department there.

00:47:43.820 They're not going to let these radical Democrat judges in New Jersey play their political games.

00:47:50.300 Uh, that's why I filed a house ethics complaint against Hakeem Jeffries, the house Democrat leader

00:47:56.540 who put pressure on these judges to do what they did. And I'm also going to file a judicial misconduct

00:48:02.060 complaint against these judges because they violated cannons two, three, and five of the code of

00:48:07.740 conduct for United States judges that their ethics, when they made this political decision,

00:48:13.260 these judges don't get to play politics. If you're going to get rid of a U S attorney like this,

00:48:17.980 you need to have an explanation. There was no explanation and it was arbitrary and capricious

00:48:23.100 under our law. And the only, the only takeaway we can have about this, it was political. They were,

00:48:30.060 they were, they had their arms twisted by Hakeem Jeffries and these, uh, these 17 New Jersey

00:48:36.140 federal judges, uh, they, they played politics. But Mike, Mike, Mike, Mike, Mike, this cause all

00:48:43.340 the stuff's industry link. We wouldn't have had this problem or it wouldn't be this bad if the

00:48:48.300 house judiciary committee on your recommendation a hundred days ago, when this thing first started

00:48:52.940 to kick up, they were going to use these radical judges to stort president Trump's program. If we 0.83

00:48:57.420 had had Boesburg or one of these radicals in DC in front of the house on national television,

00:49:02.860 being grilled these other judges, cause they hide behind the cloak anonymity. And this is why they

00:49:08.540 do it. Why have we not done that? Why have we not put a judge and make them infamous

00:49:12.940 on national television? And then the rest of the judges will be running for cover, sir.

00:49:17.980 That's a good question. Steve, maybe if Alina Habba wore a, uh, you know, a Google or a meta hoodie, 0.97

00:49:24.140 then Jim Jordan would actually do something to help her. But unless that happens, I, I just don't see

00:49:29.020 that Jim Jordan's doing much to, to, to hold these judges accountable for, for their, uh,

00:49:34.540 their, their, their politicized and weaponized lawfare against the president of the United States,

00:49:41.260 against the duly elected president of the United States. This is really a sabotage of we, the people,

00:49:47.100 our sovereign power to, uh, to, to control our destiny as a country, to elect a president for

00:49:54.700 the president to have a team. This is a judicial sabotage of our, uh, of our sovereignty as the

00:50:02.700 American people. This is unacceptable. Davis is all over this. We're going to get your article 1.00

00:50:07.980 three real quickly. I know you've been at the forefront for years on this artificial intelligence

00:50:12.060 and making sure that people don't get screwed. The action plan just came out. We're reviewing

00:50:16.380 it, but where, where do we, we're doing the tech bros behind closed doors. President Trump,

00:50:20.940 we're going to cover it live. He's going to go speak this afternoon at about five o'clock in the

00:50:25.660 five to seven hour. We'll cover that. Joe Allen will be with me for commentary and observations.

00:50:29.900 Maybe we get, uh, maybe we get Mike Davis back your thoughts right now, Mike,

00:50:33.580 give me a minute or two on where we stand with this and how important it is for us to have our

00:50:37.420 voices heard in this AI debate. So the tech bros tried to have the justice department file a brief

00:50:45.980 saying that these tech companies, Google, Amazon, Facebook, Apple, these tech bros,

00:50:51.020 these AI oligarchs can steal every copyright in the world. And that's somehow fair use under our 0.72

00:50:56.940 copyright laws to train their AI models is what they say, meaning they just want to rip off every

00:51:01.820 copyright in the world and not compensate creators. They lost there when, uh, Todd Blanche shut that

00:51:08.300 down. Then the tech bros tried to fire the librarian of Congress and the registrar of copyrights to give

00:51:13.660 them backdoor access to every copyright in the world. We shut that down. And Todd Blanche is now the

00:51:19.420 acting librarian of Congress and he's not playing their games. And Paul Perkins is the registrar of

00:51:25.340 copyrights. They tried to put AI amnesty in the big, beautiful bill. They almost had it won. And

00:51:31.340 then Steve Bannon's war room and crazy Mike Davis, uh, got that defeated 99 to one, including the,

00:51:37.580 the Senate's lead sponsor, Ted Cruz voting against his own bill. After getting beat 99 to one,

00:51:43.580 they're trying to put it in the national defense authorization act. We're going to shut that down.

00:51:47.980 And now they're putting out this report from the tech bros who are basically smoking pot in the

00:51:53.340 white house basements, uh, and saying that they just, they're just going to keep doing this and

00:51:58.940 we're going to stop them at every turn, right? If we want to win this AI fight, we're going to do

00:52:04.140 it in a pro America way. We're not going to steal like China to compete against China. We're not 0.92

00:52:10.860 going to have slave labor, like China to compete against China. We're going to do it the old fashioned 0.99

00:52:14.860 way. We're going to do it the American way. And we're going to win. We're going to dominate the 0.80

00:52:18.460 American way, not the China way. Fixed bayonets on this one, baby, where they go for article two.

00:52:24.380 Thank you for sticking around for the whole hour and where they go to, uh, for article three, where

00:52:27.820 they go to get you. Article three project.org article number three project.org. Donate,

00:52:32.940 follow us on social media, take action. We have action items on there about, uh, ending the Senate's

00:52:38.940 French work week, ending the high holy month of August recess. So we can get, uh, Trump's nominees

00:52:45.660 confirms on the AI. We are on every battle out there. Every battle front Davis. We love you.

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Bannon's War Room - July 23, 2025

Episode 4652： Guilty Of Treason; Rebuilding The AI Industry By Putting The American People First

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