Bannon's War Room - Episode 4663： Trump Meets With EU Leaders; Bringing Giuliani Era Law And Order To England

00:00:00.000 privilege of going to his island and I did turn it down but a lot of people in

00:00:04.800 Palm Beach were invited to his island in one of my very good moments I turned it

00:00:10.120 down I didn't want to go to his island yeah say it well I'm gonna say look we're

00:00:22.000 giving money and we're giving food but we're over here and we're over in the

00:00:26.120 United States I think I can speak for the Prime Minister we're giving money and

00:00:30.860 things he's got a sort of like run it well I want them to make sure they get

00:00:35.960 the food I want to make sure they get the food every ounce of food I think you

00:00:41.060 want absolutely absolutely because that food isn't being delivered or at least

00:00:46.100 all of it for the world I would say it'll be

00:00:55.580 somewhere in the 15 to 20% range no I said you know I sort of know but I just

00:01:04.940 want to be nice I would say in the range of 15 to 20% probably one of those two

00:01:12.380 numbers aluminum you're pretty big aluminum maker yeah that's already

00:01:22.340 covered in the deal that we've agreed so we're just doing the implementation of

00:01:27.140 a lot you mean on the on the overall on the world well we're gonna know pretty

00:01:38.420 soon we're gonna have it pretty soon that you have you have no idea that these

00:01:43.280 people are tough negotiators okay but we're a big buyer of steel but we're gonna

00:01:47.780 make our own steel we're gonna make our old aluminum for the most part but we we

00:01:53.120 buy a lot of aluminum from right here and a lot of steel to yeah who are you

00:01:57.260 with who are you with because you're asking such a nice question very good

00:02:02.960 they're lucky you mean they're gonna lose the farm because of estate taxes so what I've done I know how the cash were they're land rich and cash poor a lot of people I've had that too I've had that too I've had that too I've had

00:02:32.940 sometimes I'm land rich sometimes I'm cash rich and land poor I like it both ways but

00:02:40.020 as they get older I like the more conservative so I did something that I

00:02:43.860 don't know if you can do but it was great I love our farmers as you know in our

00:02:49.260 tax bill we have a clause that's very important we were losing a lot of farms to

00:02:54.000 the banks because of a mother a loving mother and father would die and left their

00:02:59.700 farm to their children for their child but their children their family and they

00:03:04.700 loved their family and they thought they were doing them a favor but they had a

00:03:08.100 50 percent tax to pay so the land would get valued and at a high number because

00:03:14.160 some of the farms were valuable but they didn't you know they they couldn't

00:03:18.540 quantify it and they go out and borrow money to pay the estate tax or the death

00:03:24.540 taxes it's called and they'd overextend and they'd lose the farm and they commit

00:03:31.740 suicide in many cases you know our levels are nowhere near 50 percent that they're

00:03:38.700 not we've just introduced where it's paid over many years works well that's good

00:03:43.680 an extra 2% a year over 10 years so it's not at those levels by any stretch of

00:03:50.040 imagination but the other thing that we've done as you know is make sure that we've

00:03:53.880 got a a pathway for farmers that actually increases their year-on-year income which

00:03:59.520 is the most important thing and in all of the deals that we do we ensure that our

00:04:05.460 farmers are the central focus for much of it particularly agriculture I mean

00:04:09.900 including in the US deal because I don't think we can go on for years saying

00:04:15.180 that it's acceptable for farmers to have a year-on-year income which isn't

00:04:20.280 sufficient we've got to fix that problem we can't simply live with that problem so

00:04:24.960 it's a very different situation

00:04:25.920 well we ended the estate tax there is no estate tax on farmers so so when a when a parent leaves

00:04:33.960 their farm because again a lot of these funds they don't make a lot of money but they it's a way of

00:04:38.460 life and they love their way of life and they love that that dirt that dirt is the most beautiful thing

00:04:43.840 they've ever seen they love it I mean the farmers they love doing they they don't know how to do

00:04:47.980 anything else but they don't want to do anything else I speak to farmers I say would you like to live

00:04:52.620 in my penthouse in Manhattan it was beautiful no sir I want this farm now what happens

00:04:58.800 is I mean we were losing a lot of people to suicide they'd buy they'd borrow money to pay the

00:05:05.460 estate tax and they wouldn't we're not able to pay it and some banks are ruthless they wouldn't do

00:05:11.280 anything and they would end up committing suicide we have totally ended the estate tax

00:05:19.020 in those situations so there's no estate tax so when a parent leaves the farm to the kids they

00:05:24.420 don't have to worry about their local possibly unfriendly banker coming in and stealing their farm

00:05:30.060 I don't like anything about it they shouldn't be allowed in anybody illegally should not be allowed 1.00

00:05:48.900 in the country thank you all very much thank you

00:05:54.300 president states with the prime minister of england starmer sir cure uh still a turnberry president's

00:06:04.680 going to leave i think this afternoon already did a great interview with matt boyle be up sometime in

00:06:08.320 the next i don't know day or two heading to his properties in uh farther north in scotland his new

00:06:15.120 golf properties we'll cover all that uh we've got a very special guest uh i think was fantastic coming

00:06:20.760 this morning nigel farage but we want to do a cold open for nigel it's been a tremendously important

00:06:26.360 weekend for him let's go and play the cold open and we'll bring nigel into the war room one of the 0.93

00:06:32.080 things i think that has sort of really led to deterioration of trust in politics our successive

00:06:38.320 home secretary is telling us crime is falling you hear it every year crime is falling so please

00:06:44.780 don't worry your poor little heads well that's because the crime survey for england and wales

00:06:51.500 is based on completely false data if you look at police recorded crime which is what we've done

00:06:58.240 for our research all through this you can see that actually there are some significant rises in crimes

00:07:03.880 of all kinds particularly crimes against the person we're actually facing in many parts of our country

00:07:12.700 nothing short of societal collapse if people are scared to go out of the shops

00:07:18.320 uh scared to let their kids out that is a society uh that is degrading and it's happening very very

00:07:26.340 rapidly i'm astonished that there has been so little debate in westminster amongst our political

00:07:33.940 classes on this issue because i'm sure they must in their mp's inboxes get members of the public

00:07:40.400 telling them just how grim things really are sarah mentioned the word respect respect for those in

00:07:48.380 uniform has declined massively the criminals don't particularly respect the police and can act in

00:07:55.380 many cases with total impunity just as worrying if not more so is huge numbers of law-abiding taxpaying

00:08:04.780 britons have also lost respect for the police but in a different way the idea the concept that we're

00:08:12.480 living in a system of two-tier policing and two-tier justice under two-tier care has really taken hold

00:08:21.500 you know i always watch and see who buys the new york post because it tells me the people want an

00:08:29.320 alternative to people like you or me right they want an alternative they want the trumpian view

00:08:34.540 and maybe they want to expose themselves to the trumpian view so they can expose the weaknesses they've

00:08:42.460 got but also to be honest with you the country is moving towards trump i mean these polls that come out

00:08:49.620 and show them not doing well i don't i don't buy that i think it's strength his strength is still

00:08:55.340 greater than the democratic strength he is a stronger public figure than the democratic people

00:09:02.660 i mean obama still has tremendous charisma but trump has strength and i think that's what all voters look

00:09:09.460 for but they want a president who is a strong figure and and and he's got it and he can yeah it's just

00:09:17.120 there and half the country buys it that's what i think do you think he'll go for a third term

00:09:22.880 no i think the constitution won't permit it i i believe i've been wrong before but i believe in

00:09:28.620 john roberts and the court and amy coney barrett and i think they're going to we'll have it seven to

00:09:34.120 two on uh the elections of 70 coming up in 26 and 28 i think we'll have it seven to two or six to three

00:09:44.280 on the 14th amendment and birth citizenship i think i think when it comes to the core of the constitution

00:09:50.780 will be okay if we're not we're really going to be in trouble i mean if the constitution doesn't

00:09:56.340 mean anything if the words don't mean anything right what's the purpose of mentioning it now in

00:10:02.060 terms of policy proposals yep i'm going to reiterate the point zero tolerance policing every single

00:10:10.700 shoplifting offense however small should be prosecuted every single mobile phone that is stolen if we can

00:10:18.320 track it we need to go to the addresses and find out who these people are stop and search

00:10:25.520 stop and search in areas where knife crime is prevalent will go on up until saturation point

00:10:34.680 until we drive knives off the street and believe me this is a policy that i know from my campaigning

00:10:41.320 recently around the country supported by people right across the political spectrum and if we have

00:10:48.220 to build more knife arches at the entrance to train stations or bus stations or whatever it may be

00:10:53.920 then we will do it fast track arrest we believe that is very very important and if we have to open pop

00:11:03.200 up custody suites and centers around the country will do so because many police stations police stations not

00:11:09.640 just closing in huge numbers around the country but many police stations including a local one in clacton

00:11:16.240 have lost their custody suites so we believe that fast track arrest holding people is right and perhaps

00:11:23.760 the biggest pledge that we make we would make today is to save 30 000 more police over a five-year term

00:11:31.640 of a parliament and we will scrap all diversity equality and inclusion roles and we will aim for a higher

00:11:43.120 and physically tougher standard of police officer monday the 28th of july year of the lord 2025

00:11:52.080 trump had strength that's from chris matthews the country is going trump's way if you talk about

00:11:58.680 strength you have to in the same sentence bring in nigel farage one of the closest people to president

00:12:03.200 trump uh nigel thank you for joining us uh the polls show the reform movement i don't know

00:12:09.280 2x the tory's fastest growing party in the in the west i think in history um but when nigel farage talks

00:12:17.260 about societal collapse people listen what do you talk is this tied to the immigration what is this tied to

00:12:23.900 you know you guys and particularly you uh got the united kingdom's sovereignty back in june of 2016

00:12:32.200 as the predicate for trump's incredible come from behind victory in november here we are nine years

00:12:38.180 later and president trump's cutting deals really restructuring the world's commercial relationships

00:12:43.180 closing our borders starting the mass deportations in england is uh in societal collapse how does that work

00:12:52.600 out sir steve good morning well getting back our sovereignty was crucial but once you've got back

00:13:00.500 your sovereignty you then have to exercise it in a way that's in the national interest and sadly

00:13:05.720 um our political class is completely and utterly rotten we have a labor party and a conservative party but

00:13:13.640 frankly i think they should just be called the uni party because there isn't really very much to choose

00:13:18.720 between them and yes law and order is collapsing respect for anybody in uniform for any form of

00:13:27.140 authority is collapsing behavior i mean it's hard to believe if if you go into the west end of london

00:13:34.300 you take areas like chelsea knightsbridge i mean these over the years have been some of the most

00:13:41.220 expensive pieces of real estate in the world uh beautiful historic architecture amazing retail

00:13:49.380 stores restaurants pubs schools you name it a really really top piece of london i'll tell you what steve

00:13:57.940 if if i saw you in london and you said i'm going down the king's road and i saw you wearing a watch

00:14:04.360 i'd say please take it off otherwise you'll be attacked you might even be killed because somebody

00:14:10.960 will want that watch women now in the middle of the day don't wear any jewelry for fear of being mugged 0.92

00:14:19.560 on the streets uh and by the way if you want to go shoplifting that's absolutely fine you can now

00:14:26.720 shoplift up to 200 pounds worth of store of goods in a grocery store or whatever it is and you will not

00:14:34.140 face prosecution why is it happening there are several factors but there is one absolutely overriding

00:14:43.000 factor piece of a stat out today that over the last seven years of sexual assaults and rapes

00:14:52.460 in london 40 percent have been committed by people not born in this country and if you take the picture

00:15:02.540 bigger an afghan male that has moved to britain illegally or legally is 22 times more likely to be convicted of

00:15:15.160 rape than somebody who was born in this country and so the message is not that all immigrants are

00:15:23.040 bad it's not that everybody from the rest of the world is dreadful it is that when you have an

00:15:28.500 immigration policy you have to choose you have to yes and dare i use the word i will you have to

00:15:35.460 discriminate and get the right people coming in we have boatloads of people coming across the english

00:15:41.640 channel tori and labor governments too gutless to deal with it and so many of these people are going

00:15:47.100 on to commit horrible crimes which is why you've seen the big protests going on outside migrant hotels 0.81

00:15:54.800 so the reason the reason that i call it societal decline is that mothers don't want their kids to go

00:16:02.460 out and play people can't wear a watch in the street there's a sense of fear that is societal breakdown

00:16:09.580 in the late 90s i lived in knightsbridge uh it was the west end of london is absolutely extraordinary

00:16:17.460 in fact the whole city back then was extraordinary uh nigel um which is such a uh shock about how 1.00

00:16:24.520 quickly this collapse has come but it's obviously tied to the immigration both legal and illegal here

00:16:30.440 in the united states we're now ramping up we're having a huge debate although we just passed a bill that

00:16:34.900 has 170 billion dollars in it to get to get ready and build the infrastructure for mass deportations

00:16:42.480 in in your punch list of law and order i'm i missed the part about deportations is is getting your arms

00:16:51.580 around the immigration situation and particularly there's a certain uh subset of folks that just have

00:16:57.380 to leave the united kingdom is that part of it yes those that have come here from overseas and have

00:17:02.880 committed crime completely unacceptable those that have come here illegally been smuggled into the 1.00

00:17:10.360 country in the back of a lorry or they've come on a boat no we have to establish this and i'll tell you

00:17:15.560 something steve we will get for this policy of deporting those who should not be here we will get

00:17:22.600 considerable support from immigrants who've come to britain legally gone through the system paid their

00:17:31.060 money because they see this as being totally unfair and totally wrong so yes of course i mean look

00:17:36.220 unless you deport people there is no disincentive to come illegally so of course that is absolutely at 0.92

00:17:44.460 the heart of this our particular problem that america doesn't suffer from is that although we had

00:17:50.460 brexit boris johnson and others kept us part of something called the european convention on human rights

00:17:57.840 and that is something that is used by left-wing lawyers to prevent virtually any deportation

00:18:04.720 of somebody who doesn't want to go so we've got some legal steps to go through first to clear

00:18:11.440 ourselves to do it but yes the message must be clear come illegally you will be deported 0.98

00:18:17.160 nigel the the polling i saw a poll the other day matthew goodwin put it up we had him on saturday

00:18:24.840 had an extraordinary session with him i think you're at 34 percent in reform i think labor

00:18:29.920 and the tories combined are barely that um are people coming to the reform movement and coming to

00:18:37.480 you particularly because of what chris mask you talked about as strength is the political class both

00:18:43.100 labor and tories so feckless or the ruling class of the united kingdom just given up

00:18:48.060 on defending the country that people are now looking to you as a tower of strength sir

00:18:53.480 well i think people have progressively been giving up on the labor and conservative parties over the last

00:19:00.120 you know couple of decades um i think with me uh my messages steve have been consistent

00:19:06.100 for well over two decades people know pretty much where i stand on the major issues of the day and uh

00:19:14.660 i kind of get this do you know what nige i haven't always agreed with you but at least you stand up for

00:19:20.580 what you believe in at least you tell us what you think at least we know you're a patriot and you

00:19:26.680 believe in the country and so i think frankly standing up for values values that we might have called

00:19:34.600 old-fashioned a few years ago but values now which if they're not reasserted we frankly won't have a

00:19:41.660 country worth living in in 10 years time so i think that's behind it and yes strength in the sense of

00:19:48.200 conviction strength in the sense of having been right for a long time despite an awful lot of abuse

00:19:54.900 and a lot of violence directed against me i mean what you're seeing here is the most astonishing

00:20:03.360 political change this country has ever been through you know the conservative party have been

00:20:09.180 you know a party of power for 200 years the labor party have been a party of government for over 100

00:20:16.300 years it's and of course our electoral system is very much the same as yours in america so to think

00:20:22.940 of an outside party coming in and as you say in some polls getting as many people opting for us

00:20:31.200 as the other two combined no something very very big is happening here

00:20:35.080 has the because the media in england is the absolute worst and it's shocking as englishmen you

00:20:42.360 really don't have free speech it's pretty stunning is the message getting through at all about what

00:20:47.160 trump has done here with with the shortcomings of this term you know he's doing trade deals he's

00:20:51.800 working on everything um and we're still yet to get to the mass deportations has the word gotten out

00:20:57.760 about how he sealed the border we literally have nobody come no illegals coming across and he's

00:21:03.600 doing a just a stellar job of getting the criminal class out is that starting to get it does the common

00:21:09.420 man and woman in the united kingdom understand what trump success has been and why a big part of the

00:21:15.920 nation even independents have rallied around him to some extent but only i'm afraid to some extent

00:21:22.920 i mean if you think the bbc are doing you know big long five minute documentaries on how trump sealed

00:21:30.160 the border you'd be in for another thing you know don't hold your breath on that but to some extent

00:21:34.780 and certainly trump is much more popular here than he was during his first term when it was wall-to-wall

00:21:41.500 opposition i think even outside the magnificent turnbury golf club uh when he arrived last night there

00:21:47.380 were sort of three protesters that turned up or something like that so oh and one of them was

00:21:53.360 saying don't trust keir starmer so so i think that uh he has gained a lot more respect and i think also

00:21:59.860 that people can see with trump when the one message that has got through is that brexit was the right

00:22:06.660 thing to do and because of that we as america are able to strike better terms with you than we're going

00:22:13.520 to with brussels and the european union so that side of it certainly is getting through and i think

00:22:19.760 the impression that he's a genuine friend of ours uh i think that's succeeding as well as for the border

00:22:25.300 many other things well i'm afraid much of our media is just too biased to tell us that story

00:22:31.440 the new york times had a page one story i think on sunday morning talked about the situation in um in

00:22:38.240 the united kingdom as president trump went there and uh ended with a quote from me that i said all

00:22:43.420 the push pull all the push polls in christendom can't change the fact that brexit have happened you

00:22:50.100 have your sovereignty back and the united kingdom is never going back to the eu it was is that a uh that

00:22:56.860 that statement got a lot of play over here is that statement do you believe that statement's true

00:23:00.520 um i believe it's true but what keir starmer is trying to do is piece by piece realign us

00:23:09.160 towards the european union in many many areas and the biggest criticism of brexit isn't the fact we did

00:23:16.180 it it's we haven't actually taken advantage of it in as many areas as we should politically we're not

00:23:22.540 going to rejoin but the next government will have to undo some of the things that keir starmer has done

00:23:27.940 and and by the way you know i don't know whether an american audience realize just how catastrophic

00:23:33.480 sakir's first year in government has been i mean this man believes in absolutely nothing other than

00:23:41.240 having the keys to the door of number 10 downing street he flip-flops he u-turns but the one direction

00:23:48.620 he does take us in is government gets bigger control gets bigger uh two-tier policing and justice

00:23:55.680 becomes more obvious and free speech becomes ever more threatened and we've just in the course of

00:24:03.020 the last 48 hours had the online safety act come into effect online and for example footage of protests

00:24:14.320 against migrant hotels were being censored from all the social media platforms yesterday so yeah whilst the

00:24:23.720 man may not know what he really believes in what he does believe in is big government and control of

00:24:29.100 what we think and say isn't he though emblematic of the political class even the tories and this is why

00:24:35.560 reform is at 34 percent both of those combined are barely 34 percent and uh and and you were looked

00:24:42.260 at as a tower of strength and that's why i think the timing of your societal collapse speech was so

00:24:48.580 powerful i mean isn't he emblematic of the the fecklessness of the uh of the entire political

00:24:54.700 class and really the ruling class and elites of the united kingdom sir yeah i mean you know i just

00:25:00.340 mentioned the online safety act coming in over this weekend steve but who drew up the legislation

00:25:05.940 wasn't labor that drew it up it was the conservatives that drew it up so really when you're talking about

00:25:12.500 our traditional parties here they are the political class there is very very little to choose between

00:25:20.000 them and yes people are coming to reform because they can see we're standing up for liberties we're

00:25:27.580 standing up for freedoms we're standing up for things you know that previous generations made massive

00:25:34.780 sacrifices to defend and our current bureaucratic media and political class uh seem to be prepared

00:25:41.440 to surrender so so so yeah i think conviction i think strength but most importantly and here's the

00:25:49.480 key to why we're doing well here's the real key to why that poll said 34 percent optimism a belief

00:25:57.140 that with the right leadership we can turn our country around and get it back on track and and

00:26:03.140 sometimes they say oh well reformed voters are protest voters well they've got a lot to protest

00:26:08.380 about but no you know you know they could just say we're staying at home we've given up they're not

00:26:15.560 they say we're backing farage we're backing reform and we're doing it with joy in our hearts because

00:26:21.100 we believe we can turn this round nigel where do people uh keep up with you social media website all 0.96

00:26:28.800 of it where people go if you go to nfarage.com nfarage.com you'll find it all that

00:26:35.140 nigel thank you so much grace and mo will push thank you thank you sir thank you really extraordinary

00:26:42.840 um one of the great if you study english history you study history of the west right there

00:26:48.360 in nigel farage one of the greatest political leaders in the history of the united kingdom

00:26:53.920 one of the greatest he got single-handedly after decades of hammering on leaving the eu he was

00:27:02.760 the leader not boris johnson he was the leader on uh brexit to get their sovereignty back and now

00:27:08.780 after taking a couple years out of politics to get back into politics and really start a

00:27:13.820 maga type reform party uh in um in the united kingdom and the polling's just stunning

00:27:21.940 part of it's a strength all of it part a big part of this is constancy

00:27:27.140 nigel has not changed he's he's he's dug in since the late 1990s on what the united kingdom

00:27:34.640 needed to do and this is a lesson for the west this is what their lesson of president trump

00:27:38.200 president trump also over the weekend massive trade deal with the eu they finally blinked plus

00:27:45.400 let me get harnwell on here from rome um kind of a throwdown on with putin uh in uh about uh now i

00:27:53.420 think we're 12 days not 50 actually in the 50 we're probably down to 40 but president trump says i need

00:27:58.620 to hear something on 12 to 15 days so also in gaza um we're gonna take a short commercial break want to

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00:29:45.580 to rome check in with brother harnwell next in the war room

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00:33:09.520 the new thing look we've all our audience knows this thanks to you and thanks to devin nunez our

00:33:15.100 audience is well aware of what took place here but we want to see accountability many of the statute of

00:33:21.920 limitations have expired uh it's been almost 10 years for many of these folks who did this

00:33:27.980 but john brennan testified to congress and so did hillary clinton within five years i think it was

00:33:34.740 in 2020 and then again in 2021 are those statute of limitations still alive tell me if in fact we could

00:33:44.440 see a criminal prosecution here as you just the other day three weeks ago have in fact referred

00:33:51.060 criminal referrals to the doj

00:33:54.120 well maria so so part of what came out last week was about how john brennan clapper comey they all

00:34:02.600 pushed the the known fake steel dossier into intelligence community assessments and as the

00:34:07.600 basis for crossfire hurricane and all that but what hasn't come out yet and what's going to come out

00:34:12.940 is uh the underlying intelligence uh that i have spent the last few months making recommendations

00:34:19.840 about final uh declassification and sent that to the department of justice that will come out

00:34:25.660 in the john durham report classified annex and what that intelligence shows maria is that part of this

00:34:32.760 was a hillary clinton plan but part of it was an fbi plan to uh be an accelerant to that fake steel 1.00

00:34:39.960 dossier to those fake russia collusion claims by pouring oil on the fire by amplifying the lie and

00:34:47.920 bearing the truth of what was uh what hillary clinton uh was up to and you're right maria uh uh john

00:34:55.340 brennan testified to john durham in august of 2020 he also testified to the house oversight committee in

00:35:01.820 2022 hillary clinton testified before john durham under oath in 2022 james comey testified before the

00:35:09.700 senate committee in september 2020 all of that's within the last five years and much of that

00:35:15.240 testimony is frankly completely inconsistent with what our underlying intelligence that is about to

00:35:21.320 be declassified in the durham annex uh what what that reflects and so you know pam bondy does have a 0.77

00:35:28.980 strike force it is a different department of justice a different fbi and an opportunity to look at how

00:35:35.480 these people really did conspire uh to run a hoax a fraud uh on the american people and against

00:35:43.300 donald trump's presidency and so coming forward we understand that they did this but now we need to

00:35:49.220 understand how they did this and i think that's why you see the left losing their minds over this maria

00:35:55.020 saying why are you spending time this is vindictive you're going back this is donald trump

00:35:59.300 you know seeking retribution it's not donald trump's election by the american people was a statement

00:36:05.180 maria they said to the to to to everyone we know what you did to donald trump and we re-elected him

00:36:12.820 because we know this was all fake we know it was a hoax now we want to understand how you did it so

00:36:18.420 that it can't happen again and that's what uh this declassification process that we're undergoing right

00:36:24.180 now what's going on why it's so important uh and why there can be accountability and preventability

00:36:30.580 to prevent these same people that did it in 2016 with the with the steel dossier with the hunter

00:36:36.320 biden laptop in 2020 from doing it again in the future if you're talking about trump winning the

00:36:41.460 election in 2016 and you then turn around and show proof that there was a concerted effort by the

00:36:49.240 obama administration to derail his presidency that creates problems not from the typical scandal stuff

00:36:59.320 listen i remember when the republicans uh were trying to disrupt clinton's presidency by you know

00:37:06.360 living on a monica lewinski situation okay and essentially you know you had libertarians going

00:37:12.420 all crazy and all of this other stuff he lied he lied and he did this in the oval office that's what

00:37:18.020 they were saying okay but it did it did lead to clinton losing his law license ability to practice law for

00:37:27.080 several years okay and obviously it was a scandal uh that really really stained his presidency to some degree

00:37:35.160 even though he won back-to-back elections so we understand that but you can't ignore scandals like this

00:37:41.560 because if it involves the cia if it involves the fbi if it involves the weaponization of law enforcement

00:37:48.820 in this country then we got a problem we got a problem now do i do i believe that it's an evasive measure

00:37:55.120 absolutely do i believe it's distractionary on the part of the trump administration to get everybody's

00:38:00.000 mind off the epstein files you're damn right i do of course i do of course i do okay but the reality

00:38:05.440 is is that that does that doesn't mean it's false and if it's not false and indeed there is a level of

00:38:11.600 veracity attached to the allegations and the assertions articulated by telsey gabbert uh donald trump

00:38:18.760 himself and others then you know we've got a problem new graham is now suggesting that there's new

00:38:23.280 all these years later new evidence has materialized that would warrant this sort of investigation can

00:38:28.480 you fact check them uh no there is nothing new here and our colleague dan deluce an mbc reporter

00:38:33.800 spoke to the cia officer the senior officer who oversaw writing these reports who's the main report about

00:38:39.900 what happened in 2016 and she said that tulsi gabbert is lying and the white house is lying this talk of

00:38:46.940 obama and treason and plot is false and if you look at the report it whether it's the senate

00:38:52.900 intelligence report or the initial assessment it's that russia intervened in the election to

00:38:58.000 denigrate hillary clinton that was putin's personal animus towards hillary clinton you know full stop

00:39:03.360 and and i just want to say they keep mentioning the dossier i was a reporter for reuters at the time

00:39:09.120 we had the dossier most mainstream journalist organizations had the dossier during the 2016 election

00:39:15.640 we didn't write a word about it because we couldn't verify it the dossier was not an issue in the

00:39:20.680 2016 election so it's all these talks of plots and all these things like that and it's i can just

00:39:25.320 say in terms of the dossier and journalists that had it we didn't write about it and again the author

00:39:30.840 the person who oversaw this report said that tulsi gabbard is lying when it comes to a treasonous plot

00:39:36.400 john if i can add something david just disputed the factual basis for what lindsey graham was saying

00:39:41.000 let me take on the legal one if i can calling for a special counsel investigation here is almost

00:39:46.300 laughable because the supreme court's presidential immunity decision would preclude any prosecution of

00:39:52.440 president obama for treason based on his official acts the only reason you would want a special

00:39:57.440 counsel here is to continually put him and other people under the microscope in the hopes that it

00:40:03.660 would lead to something else all a whitewater style right that ken star starts investigating one

00:40:08.780 thing ends up with a monica lewinsky like situation but in any event for the most part that presidential 0.98

00:40:14.820 immunity decision is broad it gave trump protection against two federal cases and it should prevent

00:40:21.720 against any prosecution much less an investigation of former president obama but the weaponization

00:40:27.480 of intelligence agencies to pull that off brings on an entirely different problem

00:40:34.960 and if the democrats are found to have been guilty of this

00:40:40.820 really creating this story

00:40:45.220 that's not good

00:40:48.700 because you have a whole bunch of people skeptical about politics to begin with and you got to remember

00:40:54.640 trump was in or is in office because he's considered the anti-politician

00:40:59.000 his behavior his mannerisms his language his verbiage his actions to some degree are very apolitical

00:41:07.120 it's not typically what you see from conventional politicians on capitol hill

00:41:10.600 and then when you think about how they went after him and they engaged in lawfare to take him down the 34 felony

00:41:17.740 counts and convictions and all of this other stuff they're going to say see see he wasn't guilty of any of this stuff

00:41:22.900 they did everything they could to derail him from being the president because the mission was

00:41:26.900 to to keep him

00:41:28.540 from getting back into the white house

00:41:30.600 it wasn't that he did this or did that

00:41:32.660 they're going to say it's all a hoax

00:41:34.500 they're going to bring up the hunter biden scandal

00:41:37.220 with the whole laptop controversy

00:41:39.380 and they're going to say from 2016

00:41:40.960 to 2020 to 2024

00:41:43.180 each and every single time

00:41:45.600 they were lying

00:41:46.500 and they were engaging

00:41:49.100 in unsavory style behavior

00:41:52.080 that adds credence to the argument that we've been making against them

00:41:56.700 there's no truth to any of this stuff

00:41:58.460 they just wanted to derail the presidency

00:42:00.500 a number 45

00:42:02.520 and they wanted to

00:42:07.840 they wanted to big up biden

00:42:09.440 and they're going to point out how

00:42:10.960 when he was on stage

00:42:12.360 as one pundit said

00:42:14.540 looking like an elderly individual

00:42:17.360 in a nursing home waiting for his apple sauce

00:42:19.600 but they were talking about him

00:42:20.980 like he was lucid

00:42:22.140 and cogent

00:42:22.780 and alert

00:42:23.340 and all of this other stuff

00:42:24.660 they're going to point that out

00:42:26.980 see jim jordan on the air the other night

00:42:32.280 you see these reporters

00:42:34.860 i mean they're not playing

00:42:38.160 this is not going away

00:42:40.640 okay

00:42:43.020 note to white house comms department

00:42:45.020 when stephen a smith

00:42:46.660 is your best

00:42:47.860 surrogate

00:42:49.020 that was pure fire

00:42:51.100 he's a street guy

00:42:52.540 he laid it out

00:42:53.360 exactly how

00:42:54.480 people in america think about this

00:42:56.920 what we need to do

00:42:58.660 is to make sure that we

00:42:59.760 promulgate this

00:43:01.420 constantly

00:43:02.280 constantly

00:43:03.080 constantly

00:43:03.680 the great matt bull

00:43:05.800 joins us right now

00:43:07.000 matt you just finished

00:43:08.020 an interview

00:43:08.720 one-on-one

00:43:09.860 i put it up on

00:43:10.960 caroline tweeted it out

00:43:12.660 i put it up on

00:43:13.560 on my getter

00:43:15.120 talk to us about the president

00:43:17.040 pretty historic day there

00:43:18.480 in turnbury sir

00:43:19.420 he dropped out

00:43:27.420 okay fine

00:43:28.120 let's go ahead

00:43:28.600 ben

00:43:29.320 let's see if we can reboot bull

00:43:31.320 although he tells me

00:43:32.140 his signal is not great

00:43:33.020 if we can get it up

00:43:34.000 uh we'll try

00:43:34.840 matt bull just did a

00:43:36.500 one-on-one uh interview

00:43:37.680 with the president

00:43:38.300 want to get that up

00:43:39.200 uh harnwell

00:43:40.100 i've got you on here

00:43:41.440 president trump just

00:43:42.220 threw down on the russians 0.99

00:43:43.320 and got ukrainian

00:43:44.120 but give me your sense

00:43:45.120 of this tulsi gabbard

00:43:46.940 because

00:43:47.280 this is everything

00:43:48.620 we got to stick the landing

00:43:49.700 here and now you're having

00:43:50.940 people like john rackliff

00:43:52.360 and you saw the cia right there

00:43:54.120 write this down folks

00:43:55.640 he threw the fbi

00:43:56.740 that was the cia

00:43:57.580 throwing the fbi

00:43:58.520 under the bus

00:43:59.420 harnwell

00:44:00.720 stephen a smith

00:44:01.920 the best surrogate

00:44:02.800 we've got on this

00:44:03.600 brother

00:44:03.960 what are your thoughts

00:44:04.880 well coming

00:44:06.800 starting off with

00:44:07.620 stephen a smith

00:44:08.680 um

00:44:09.300 what i don't want to

00:44:11.020 cast my

00:44:11.660 cynical beady eyes

00:44:13.560 on this one

00:44:14.440 too soon

00:44:15.300 in my hit steve

00:44:16.120 but i can't help

00:44:17.360 draw the conclusion

00:44:18.400 that he's preparing

00:44:19.280 a pitch

00:44:20.100 to be the democrat

00:44:21.600 nominee

00:44:22.420 as he throws the

00:44:23.440 whole of the democrat

00:44:24.340 establishment

00:44:25.060 under the bus

00:44:25.980 um

00:44:26.860 of course the points

00:44:27.680 he makes

00:44:28.180 absolutely correct

00:44:29.400 um

00:44:30.020 and quite sensibly

00:44:31.000 for someone

00:44:31.520 who's

00:44:32.160 thinking

00:44:33.140 presumably thinking

00:44:34.400 about hijacking

00:44:35.220 the democrat

00:44:35.820 party

00:44:36.500 to to to

00:44:37.480 to make a run

00:44:38.360 um

00:44:39.160 he's very much

00:44:40.180 trying to pitch

00:44:40.780 himself

00:44:41.200 in the mould

00:44:42.240 of the democrats

00:44:42.980 answer to

00:44:43.540 dr donald trump

00:44:44.400 um

00:44:45.340 we'll see how

00:44:46.440 successful that is

00:44:47.420 um

00:44:48.080 but he says

00:44:48.620 a lot of things

00:44:49.380 i think that

00:44:50.140 people on both

00:44:50.920 sides of the

00:44:51.380 camp

00:44:51.880 will believe

00:44:52.840 um

00:44:53.680 certainly with

00:44:54.580 regards

00:44:55.020 to uh

00:44:55.960 the the total

00:44:57.100 lack of moral

00:44:57.780 integrity

00:44:58.240 of uh

00:44:59.420 of joe biden

00:45:00.200 and the regime

00:45:01.340 that supported him

00:45:02.360 in the media

00:45:03.560 mainstream media

00:45:04.120 we'll always

00:45:04.900 remember

00:45:06.000 um

00:45:06.700 joe scarborough's

00:45:07.660 i speak to this

00:45:08.560 guy regularly

00:45:09.300 and he's as

00:45:10.020 sharp as a tack

00:45:11.120 how that guy

00:45:11.940 still has a

00:45:12.580 show on network

00:45:13.380 television

00:45:13.740 i have no idea

00:45:15.180 it's me

00:45:16.720 it's me

00:45:17.340 it's me

00:45:17.980 it's me

00:45:18.020 it's me

00:45:18.820 hang on for a

00:45:19.560 second

00:45:19.720 it's me

00:45:20.180 you're gonna

00:45:20.860 stick with us

00:45:21.560 we got a lot

00:45:22.440 to go through

00:45:23.360 particular fact

00:45:24.220 that ukraine 1.00

00:45:24.960 uh

00:45:25.880 launched an attack

00:45:26.700 325 miles

00:45:27.980 into russia

00:45:29.360 last night

00:45:29.880 i think

00:45:30.540 if ben harnwell's

00:45:31.720 math's correct

00:45:32.360 moscow's only

00:45:33.420 250 or 300

00:45:34.460 away so

00:45:35.200 it shows you

00:45:36.120 they can reach

00:45:36.680 anywhere

00:45:37.340 and president

00:45:37.980 trump

00:45:38.440 just gave a

00:45:39.560 wake-up call

00:45:40.140 to putin

00:45:40.560 after he signed

00:45:41.160 it after he

00:45:41.620 got the framework

00:45:42.200 for his eu

00:45:42.940 deal

00:45:43.440 he told putin

00:45:44.820 hey upon

00:45:45.280 further review

00:45:45.980 it's not gonna

00:45:46.460 be another

00:45:46.700 40 days

00:45:47.540 let's make

00:45:48.200 it another

00:45:48.460 10 to 12

00:45:49.200 and uh

00:45:50.000 you gotta shut

00:45:50.560 this thing

00:45:50.940 down

00:45:51.300 we gotta

00:45:51.700 get a ceasefire

00:45:52.980 we have to

00:45:53.380 have peace

00:45:54.040 ben harnwell's

00:45:55.600 with us

00:45:55.940 we're gonna

00:45:56.240 try to get

00:45:56.940 a strong

00:45:57.580 signal

00:45:58.300 and get

00:45:59.240 matt bull

00:45:59.740 up

00:45:59.960 orrin cass

00:46:00.820 also joins

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00:46:02.860 down at

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00:48:00.300 war room

00:48:02.120 here's your

00:48:03.000 host

00:48:03.460 stephen k

00:48:04.380 bann

00:48:04.820 okay

00:48:07.160 welcome

00:48:07.460 i think

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00:48:09.960 great matt

00:48:10.380 boyle

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00:48:11.520 matt

00:48:11.700 you just

00:48:12.000 left

00:48:12.220 turnberry

00:48:12.820 you've been

00:48:13.700 with the

00:48:14.020 president

00:48:14.240 for the

00:48:14.560 bilat

00:48:15.000 walk us

00:48:15.680 through

00:48:15.980 give us

00:48:16.700 a highlight

00:48:17.100 of the

00:48:17.980 interview

00:48:18.420 and what's

00:48:19.540 your sense

00:48:19.840 of things

00:48:20.160 over there

00:48:20.540 sir

00:48:20.860 yeah

00:48:22.300 and we'll

00:48:22.960 be publishing

00:48:23.540 the interview

00:48:24.020 starting tonight

00:48:24.860 throughout the

00:48:25.360 week on

00:48:25.780 breitbart

00:48:26.200 uh but

00:48:27.020 the uh

00:48:27.700 we spent

00:48:28.400 about an

00:48:28.920 hour with

00:48:29.400 president

00:48:29.760 trump

00:48:30.160 uh

00:48:31.020 before his

00:48:32.240 prime minister

00:48:33.120 starmer of

00:48:33.700 the uk

00:48:34.020 arrived at

00:48:35.180 turnberry

00:48:35.640 we no

00:48:37.020 questions were

00:48:38.020 off the

00:48:38.380 table

00:48:38.780 uh all

00:48:39.620 topics

00:48:40.160 uh we

00:48:41.140 we basically

00:48:42.040 covered

00:48:42.460 everything

00:48:42.900 right like

00:48:43.380 so we

00:48:43.660 talked about

00:48:44.260 uh a lot

00:48:45.460 about trade

00:48:46.140 a lot

00:48:46.680 about peace

00:48:47.240 deals

00:48:47.600 a lot

00:48:48.380 about

00:48:48.560 immigration

00:48:49.080 president

00:48:50.120 trump

00:48:50.460 was extremely

00:48:51.360 excited

00:48:51.960 about the

00:48:53.120 new uh

00:48:54.240 ceasefire

00:48:55.000 agreement

00:48:55.600 uh unconditional

00:48:56.880 ceasefire

00:48:57.480 agreement

00:48:57.860 reached between

00:48:58.620 thailand and

00:48:59.340 cambodia

00:48:59.840 uh which was

00:49:01.080 announced just

00:49:02.140 minutes before he

00:49:03.020 walked into the

00:49:03.620 room with us

00:49:04.240 um the in

00:49:06.100 addition to that

00:49:06.740 obviously extremely

00:49:07.880 excited about the

00:49:08.740 european union

00:49:09.820 trade deal that

00:49:11.080 he just negotiated

00:49:12.000 uh that was

00:49:12.940 announced last

00:49:13.560 night and

00:49:14.740 uh in

00:49:15.780 particular

00:49:16.320 when he was

00:49:17.840 on the uh when

00:49:18.680 he walked in he

00:49:19.520 was on the phone

00:49:20.180 with the treasury

00:49:20.780 secretary

00:49:21.460 uh and was

00:49:22.400 giving him

00:49:22.760 directions uh

00:49:24.000 to secretary

00:49:24.680 besant as

00:49:25.360 he's about to

00:49:25.860 meet with the

00:49:26.200 chinese communist

00:49:26.820 party uh in

00:49:28.220 stockholm

00:49:28.720 sweden

00:49:29.120 uh so president

00:49:30.140 trump and his

00:49:30.820 top lieutenants

00:49:31.640 are fanned out

00:49:32.760 around the world

00:49:33.500 right now

00:49:34.080 trying to put

00:49:34.940 america first

00:49:35.800 and they are

00:49:36.400 trying to uh

00:49:37.660 really advance

00:49:38.340 his agenda

00:49:38.960 uh and

00:49:40.280 um uh that

00:49:41.860 that that's a

00:49:42.540 big part of the

00:49:43.200 conversation that

00:49:44.060 we had and uh

00:49:44.960 i think people are

00:49:45.700 going to be really

00:49:46.120 excited to see

00:49:46.940 the core elements

00:49:48.080 of the interview

00:49:48.560 we also talked a

00:49:49.560 lot about

00:49:49.900 immigration

00:49:50.380 uh world leaders

00:49:51.760 are coming around

00:49:52.540 even keir starmer

00:49:53.680 was sounding

00:49:54.620 very he's a

00:49:55.460 liberal guy

00:49:56.080 right like

00:49:56.620 but he was

00:49:57.240 sounding very

00:49:57.700 tough on

00:49:58.140 immigration

00:49:58.600 that's one of

00:49:59.400 the things i

00:49:59.760 asked president

00:50:00.280 trump about

00:50:00.960 um and uh

00:50:02.840 in addition to

00:50:03.380 that even john

00:50:04.040 carrey admits

00:50:05.080 that donald trump

00:50:05.900 was right about

00:50:06.440 immigration and

00:50:07.740 uh comparing that

00:50:08.560 up against democrats

00:50:09.580 uh back home

00:50:11.100 in the uh the

00:50:12.800 united states and

00:50:13.600 just how extreme

00:50:14.220 they are on the

00:50:14.920 issue

00:50:15.200 yeah you know we

00:50:17.460 opened the show

00:50:18.080 with nigel we 0.98

00:50:18.900 took the whole uh

00:50:19.920 you know press

00:50:20.780 car press briefing

00:50:21.600 press avail and we

00:50:22.380 had nigel on because 0.98

00:50:23.080 he taught he put out

00:50:24.060 over the weekend

00:50:24.480 societal collapse

00:50:25.640 and as you know

00:50:26.660 reforms at 34 percent

00:50:28.120 it's combined what

00:50:29.280 labor and the

00:50:30.760 tories are about

00:50:31.780 this very topic

00:50:32.680 one of the

00:50:33.660 bombshells that

00:50:34.220 came out today

00:50:34.800 the eu deal

00:50:35.720 had a i don't

00:50:36.880 know almost a

00:50:37.440 trillion dollars i

00:50:38.200 guess of purchasing

00:50:39.000 of american energy

00:50:40.680 vis-a-vis russian

00:50:41.620 energy the president

00:50:43.080 then also said he

00:50:43.960 called an audible

00:50:44.680 did he not he

00:50:45.660 said hey i think

00:50:46.680 putin's got to get

00:50:47.880 back to me on the

00:50:48.500 ceasefire and i

00:50:50.080 don't know 10 or

00:50:50.660 12 days not

00:50:51.480 not the 40 that

00:50:52.480 are left on the

00:50:53.120 50 original gave

00:50:54.100 is is that something

00:50:54.980 you covered or just

00:50:56.000 give me your thoughts

00:50:56.640 on that because that's

00:50:57.240 a bombshell

00:50:57.840 get into the

00:50:58.720 putin thing in the

00:50:59.600 interview because i

00:51:00.460 mean frankly i mean

00:51:01.440 we covered a lot of

00:51:02.300 ground on a lot of

00:51:03.000 other topics but in

00:51:04.060 the bilateral

00:51:04.720 agreement president

00:51:06.040 trump sat there and

00:51:06.840 took questions for

00:51:07.580 nearly two hours from

00:51:08.640 reporters uh both on

00:51:10.180 the keir starmer's way

00:51:11.840 in and after their

00:51:13.740 meeting uh they

00:51:14.900 brought the entire

00:51:15.660 press pool out

00:51:16.660 uh and the president

00:51:17.560 just sat there and

00:51:18.340 rolled and took

00:51:18.960 questions on everything

00:51:19.980 from whether turnberry

00:51:21.680 is going to host the

00:51:22.460 british open to

00:51:23.500 immigration uh to

00:51:25.460 russia uh putting the

00:51:26.980 heat back on putin to

00:51:28.260 a ton of questions

00:51:29.580 about gaza from

00:51:30.580 reporters uh so and i

00:51:32.340 was in the room for

00:51:32.980 all of that uh the um

00:51:35.320 it the core members of

00:51:37.260 his team were there for

00:51:39.000 for all of this as well

00:51:40.320 i saw steven miller and

00:51:41.440 carolyn levitt uh uh as

00:51:42.980 well uh were there for

00:51:45.540 for this uh but i mean

00:51:46.920 again uh what a what a

00:51:48.900 moment here um the

00:51:50.880 president is firmly in

00:51:52.200 command i mean he's put

00:51:53.300 together what he's done

00:51:54.940 with these trade deals

00:51:55.940 steve he's pulled

00:51:57.120 together more than uh

00:51:58.940 nearly 60 percent of

00:52:00.640 world gdp has now

00:52:02.380 entered trade deals with

00:52:04.380 the united states under

00:52:05.960 president trump in this

00:52:06.960 first six months of this

00:52:08.380 administration i mean

00:52:09.540 that's incredible right

00:52:10.780 like i mean the ceu deal

00:52:11.800 last night uh in and of

00:52:13.580 itself the u.s and eu is

00:52:15.700 about 44 percent of world

00:52:17.700 gdp out in japan uh

00:52:19.520 indonesia um philippines

00:52:22.160 and the united kingdom

00:52:23.200 here which was the first

00:52:24.300 big deal you're at 60

00:52:26.020 percent right like it's

00:52:27.180 57 percent something like

00:52:28.480 that of world gdp the

00:52:30.180 president's put together a

00:52:31.180 global alliance he's

00:52:32.160 putting the boot down on

00:52:33.180 china right like i mean i

00:52:34.620 think that's abundantly

00:52:35.320 clear right he's putting

00:52:36.160 the boot down on china 1.00

00:52:37.140 and really aggressively uh

00:52:39.320 coming up against uh them 0.78

00:52:40.840 and that's why he's got

00:52:41.680 fessing over there uh and

00:52:43.300 and again he um uh i

00:52:46.180 asked him if he is

00:52:47.160 willing to meet with

00:52:47.920 xi jinping directly uh and

00:52:49.700 he said that he is so i

00:52:52.160 would imagine that a

00:52:53.000 meeting between president

00:52:54.240 trump and uh president

00:52:56.180 xi of china is uh in the

00:52:58.940 uh in the off uh very

00:53:01.740 soon i think it is

00:53:02.880 matt what is the what's the

00:53:05.680 vibe over there we were

00:53:06.520 told there's gonna be all

00:53:07.180 these huge protests it

00:53:08.280 looks like people greeting

00:53:09.840 the president at least at

00:53:11.080 turnberry was overwhelming

00:53:13.220 these people coming out in

00:53:14.280 scotland just to see him

00:53:15.420 it looked like almost a

00:53:16.560 mega crowd like going over

00:53:17.820 west palm beach over the

00:53:18.980 bridge uh what has been

00:53:20.860 the what's been the sense of

00:53:22.060 the place with president

00:53:23.520 trump uh is since he

00:53:25.500 started this a couple of

00:53:26.200 days ago yeah so i we flew

00:53:28.760 into edinburgh a couple days

00:53:30.500 ago we we and then we we

00:53:32.280 were in the process of

00:53:33.340 getting down here to

00:53:34.780 turnberry and we're on our

00:53:35.980 way back to edinburgh tonight

00:53:37.300 um but the uh so we've

00:53:39.500 gotten a real sense of the

00:53:40.820 country right like so we've

00:53:41.920 traveled throughout the

00:53:42.720 whole country we've talked

00:53:43.480 to people all over um look

00:53:45.840 scotland's not the most

00:53:46.920 conservative place in the

00:53:47.920 world right like it's it's

00:53:49.160 pretty liberal right like a

00:53:50.220 lot of people here don't uh

00:53:51.860 don't like the president's

00:53:53.160 politics but i will say

00:53:54.180 everyone that we've met to a

00:53:56.280 person is extremely polite

00:53:58.240 right like so there's a

00:54:00.520 there's a politeness here i

00:54:02.180 might my grandparents are

00:54:03.340 from scotland i've never

00:54:04.180 actually been here before uh

00:54:05.820 and it's been an honor to

00:54:07.120 come over here and do this

00:54:08.040 interview uh and and to

00:54:10.000 cover this stuff and really

00:54:11.140 uh get to know these people

00:54:12.320 uh but the but the fact is

00:54:14.100 i i didn't i had no idea

00:54:15.700 that people were so polite

00:54:16.920 here right like i don't know

00:54:18.180 if this is just a new thing

00:54:19.480 but i almost everybody we're

00:54:21.120 talking to knows that we

00:54:22.240 were going there to

00:54:22.900 interview the president and

00:54:24.100 and whatnot uh and and you

00:54:26.020 know some people agree some

00:54:27.420 people don't but i don't

00:54:28.760 think that there's this like

00:54:29.920 radical left like you see at

00:54:31.880 home in the united states

00:54:33.120 when you see the violent

00:54:33.940 protests like in los angeles or

00:54:36.260 philadelphia or something like

00:54:38.020 that it's not here right like

00:54:39.480 people are polite they may

00:54:40.780 they may disagree with them

00:54:41.880 uh you know and you heard it

00:54:43.260 from the prime minister uh

00:54:45.120 there was the president trump

00:54:46.400 doesn't like wind energy right

00:54:48.960 like and there's a lot of

00:54:49.680 windmills around believe me

00:54:50.780 we've seen them too right he

00:54:52.660 doesn't like the windmills not

00:54:53.800 he thinks they're terrible i

00:54:55.000 agree with him 100 on that by

00:54:56.740 the way uh but the fact is that

00:54:58.420 the british prime minister was

00:55:00.220 asked about it and so was

00:55:01.140 president trump during the

00:55:02.120 bilateral uh press uh

00:55:03.820 availability uh not that long

00:55:05.820 ago that we just left

00:55:06.680 president trump ripped the

00:55:08.700 windmills very aggressively

00:55:10.040 and keir charmer defended the

00:55:11.800 windmills right like but

00:55:12.880 it's so very politely so it's

00:55:14.940 it's a it's just a different

00:55:16.160 uh i think it's a different

00:55:17.980 attitude here it's a respect

00:55:19.560 for the united states and for

00:55:20.840 president trump that he

00:55:21.620 probably didn't have in his

00:55:22.560 first term

00:55:23.040 matt we got to bounce i know

00:55:25.800 you do too where do people go

00:55:27.100 social media and when will the

00:55:28.400 interview be up

00:55:29.180 yeah uh just follow me at

00:55:31.880 mboyle1 on twitter x and uh

00:55:34.560 at real matt boyle on true

00:55:35.940 social and it we're gonna get

00:55:37.820 it out as fast as we can but

00:55:39.140 we're doing a bunch of travel

00:55:40.200 logistics because we've got to

00:55:41.320 get back to washington for our

00:55:43.000 big event with secretary

00:55:43.900 bassin on wednesday but we'll

00:55:45.240 get it out uh hopefully starting

00:55:46.800 tonight

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Episode 4663： Trump Meets With EU Leaders; Bringing Giuliani Era Law And Order To England

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