In this episode of the War Room, host Stephen K.K.Vann is joined by Sen. Mike Lee (R-Utah) and Rep. Jared Polis (D-Colorado) to discuss the need for universal mail-in voting in the United States.
00:02:37.000The risks have proven themselves to be inherent in the nature of mail-in balloting.
00:02:43.000Look, you don't just print out millions of ballots and send them out like feathers in the wind into the U.S. mail system.
00:02:51.000There are too many potential points of failure.
00:02:54.000And so, even if you're a state like Utah that probably does mail-in balloting better than others,
00:02:59.000that doesn't mean that what is safer than other states today will remain safer tomorrow.
00:03:07.000Nor does it mean that it's adequately safe even for today.
00:03:10.000Simply because of the fact that you've got chain of custody problems that amplify themselves exponentially
00:03:18.000the minute you put it into the hands of the U.S. postal system.
00:03:22.000Now, the U.S. postal system is good for what it's good for, but it's not a good way to vote,
00:03:27.000and I think we need to end it in Utah and across the country.
00:03:30.000And I've written on that extensively over the last few days on X on my base Mike Lieb account
00:03:36.000because I feel passionately about this.
00:03:38.000I think there is way too much room for manipulation.
00:03:41.000And if there's ever been a time that we need to be refocused on sort of bolstering the integrity,
00:03:51.000actual and perceived integrity of our voting systems, it's right now.
00:03:57.000Why did, you know, you could understand the crazies in Oregon and not the eastern part,
00:04:02.000not the eastern part of Washington, but, you know, the Seattle, Portland crowd.
00:04:05.000You can understand in the takeover, the blue takeover of Colorado, because in Colorado,
00:04:11.000there was a plan of these radical LGBTQ plus billionaires to take Colorado
00:04:18.000and turn it from, you know, a western state with those kind of western values of self-reliance
00:04:24.000into a blue state, purple first and blue.
00:04:26.000You can understand why some of these states have gone this.
00:04:31.000How, why did Utah do, I mean, Utah is like the epitome of American values, self-reliance, self-determination.
00:04:40.000You do things the classic old fashioned American way.
00:04:43.000How did Utah, of all places, even get into the mail and ballot business?
00:04:48.000My understanding is that a decision was made at the time based at least in part on the belief by many Republicans
00:04:56.000that it would help enhance our ability to win more state legislative seats for Republicans in the state of Utah.
00:05:06.000Now, I don't know whether the statistics actually bear that out or not.
00:05:10.000But regardless of whether they do, I think any any gain there, any actual perceived gain there is more than offset by the
00:05:20.000the diminution in voter integrity in the security and safety reliability of our voting systems or the ability of our voting systems to be resilient as against attempts to engage in voting fraud.
00:05:38.000So regardless of what those motivations might have been and what the merits might have been at the time, I think the time has come for us to change.
00:05:46.000And that's why I'm calling on our legislature in Utah and legislatures across the country to do the same.
00:05:52.000So how are you how are you going to lead that effort?
00:05:56.000You know, it's interesting, the founders, given that the post office was such a major institution at the founding of the Republic, you know, didn't come out for this.
00:06:05.000So today it's like, why are we doing this, particularly in a system that's so open to manipulation and corruption?
00:06:12.000How do you expect to get this done in Utah? And then how do you expect to take this what President Trump wants to do?
00:06:19.000He's going to have a very tough executive order I know they're working on right now.
00:06:22.000What would you like to see in that executive order to help you on your crusade to take you get it shut down everywhere in the country?
00:06:29.000Well, first and foremost, anything coming out of the White House in the form of an executive order or otherwise, I think can be very helpful to us,
00:06:36.000especially in Sephardi as it emphasizes problems that the administration has uncovered, ways in which these things have been abused and manipulated.
00:06:48.000I can't speak to what they intend to actually do in the executive order.
00:06:52.000I just haven't been read in on any of that.
00:06:55.000I really don't know what they have in mind, but I know that President Trump has led the way.
00:07:01.000And I think President Trump's vocal advocacy on this has been very effective.
00:07:05.000I know they've got because of the messages coming from the White House and from President Trump himself.
00:07:14.000We've got lawmakers who are much more interested in this as a result of his direct involvement.
00:07:21.000So the more of that we can get, the better off we're going to be.
00:07:26.000Before I let you go, Senator Lee, you led the effort, the great effort to support President Trump for recess, a true recess and a recess appointment.
00:07:35.000It's pretty obvious to anyone associated with the administration is that given the lack of manpower we've had on these billets just to get in.
00:07:44.000And I mean, I'm talking about the U.S. attorneys.
00:07:45.000I'm talking about just the staff, these billets in the executive branch, that it's not just people working overtime.
00:07:52.000Things are falling through the crack for the simple reason we just don't have the manpower President Trump needs.
00:07:56.000Is there any update at all you can give us on when we can expect?
00:08:01.000I understand they may change some rules in the margin.
00:08:03.000But the bottom line, I believe, is that at some point in time, we're going to have to have John Thunen, the leadership, the McConnell-backed leadership of the Senate, have President Trump's back here and have some sort of a true recess when we get recess appointments.
00:08:19.000Any update at all on anything you've been working on while we're on this, quote unquote, non-recess recess?
00:08:27.000Yeah, look, there are members of the Senate who demanded when we left that as soon as we come back into session, either the first or second week of September, when we're back in session, that we will be considering some possible rules changes.
00:08:47.000Now, I want to be optimistic about that.
00:08:54.000Keep in mind, an actual rules change takes 67 votes.
00:08:58.000You can adopt what's called a standing order, which can have the same effect as a rules change, then that takes 60 votes.
00:09:06.000So either of those options would require more than a simple majority, and it would require the support of at least some Democrats.
00:09:14.000If we can do that such that we can really expedite a lot of President Trump's nominees, because this isn't just a matter of human resources, of manpower, as you say.
00:09:24.000It's also having the right political appointees who are installed and confirmed and can act with the legitimacy, the imprimatur of Senate confirmation approval within their respective agencies.
00:09:37.000So, look, if we can get that done, that'd be great.
00:09:41.000Frankly, right now, I'm not holding my breath, which is why I advocated for us to either stay in session until we clear the backlog or alternatively that if we actually recess, that we take a real recess.
00:09:56.000All the Democrats right now in the Senate are looking at Gavin Newsom finally getting some traction because he's trying to mimic President Trump.
00:10:07.000Given the 30th of September, the timing on all this madness related to the minibus, the maxi bus, omnibus, appropriations, all that madness, the clock's going to be ticking, right, with only 10 or 15 days.
00:10:24.880Do you actually think that the Senate could come?
00:10:26.940I mean, the fight for 60 or 67 votes would be historic right now, would it not, sir?
00:10:31.660Because they're in a position, they don't want to cooperate with Trump.
00:10:34.540This is why the recess appointment is so important.
00:10:36.400They don't want to cooperate with Trump on anything.
00:10:42.100You can't even have a town hall because these crazy people are show up shouting people down.
00:10:46.920Do you honestly, do you actually think, because you're a guy that's a safe pair of hands, you actually think we could get the Senate to agree on anything that would be a win for Trump, sir?
00:10:58.040The reason there may be some sliver of hope there, there may be some institutionalists among the Senate Democrats who might say, look, if it's going to be between this and a larger slew of recess appointments, then maybe we ought to play ball.
00:11:14.440I don't think they're going to play ball, which is why I think we've got to do what I think we should have done in August, which is either stay in session until they're all done.
00:11:21.760Or if we must take a recess, actually recess, and recess in a way that allows the president to exercise his power under Article II of the Constitution to fill those vacancies during a recess at the Senate.
00:12:12.820And actually, in a short while, Eduardo Bolsonaro.
00:12:16.140And, you know, a lot of this is coming out of the BRICS nations and led by Lula.
00:12:21.360Walk me through, again, the defense of the dollar.
00:12:23.500I want to – because I know we've got all kind of economic problems here.
00:12:26.240But go back to your – coming out of – you're in Jackson Hole, right?
00:12:30.500Even as we speak, and I know the president's anticipating some acknowledgment of a rate cut.
00:12:38.720I'm not so sure that's coming because I think pound these guys are dug in.
00:12:42.940By the way, what's your thinking on the rate cut?
00:12:45.400Where do you come down to – are you part of this group that says they've miscalculated where real natural interest rates should be and that there should be a rate cut, sir?
00:12:55.120Well, listen, I am, of course, no fan of Powell or, for that matter, the Fed on the whole.
00:12:59.660However, in this case, I think they're actually correct.
00:13:02.840When you look at what's going on with the dollar, when you look at what's going on with grocery prices, I think cutting rates right now is dangerous.
00:13:08.660If rates are going to be cut, I'll tell you this.
00:13:10.760It must be coincided – it must be coincident with a very significant campaign to back up the dollar.
00:13:17.780That is, I think, absolutely paramount.
00:13:21.060That is an imperative if rates are going to come down.
00:13:23.140We have to try to defend the dollar because part of the erosion of buying power of regular Americans,
00:13:27.620a big reason why they continue to tell us in polling that they have tremendous economic anxiety.
00:13:32.780Even though they don't know it, it's a currency issue.
00:13:34.920It's because their buying power is eroding because the dollar is eroding.
00:17:18.140President Trump put down a true social as we were coming on air this morning.
00:17:22.380I guess we were finishing up our pre-production for the Morning War Room.
00:17:26.140And it demanded that a governor of the Federal Reserve, Lisa Cook, step down immediately because she's about to be imminently indicted for mortgage fraud.
00:20:27.300So we've got a counter thing about Defend the Dollar.
00:20:29.460So Philip Patrick, gold's been on fire for the last year.
00:20:34.880The dollar – there's all kind of questions about the dollar right now.
00:20:38.460Eduardo Bolsonaro is going to join us here in a little while.
00:20:41.400You know, he'll tell you they're trying to put – his father's on trial.
00:20:45.300They're going to put him away forever with this corrupt judge and try to have him assassinated in prison because Lula's never going to turn over Brazil because Lula's in bed with the CCP.
00:20:56.520And as you reported from – when you went down and did the best reporting from Rio, it's all about these – everything's de-dollarization.
00:21:04.140They just don't want to say it because they understand President Trump will come down on him with another 50 percent tariff.
00:21:09.240So given that – and I hear this from a lot of people that gold is at, you know, what, $3,400 or around it fluctuates a little bit.
00:21:16.020How are people supposed to think about this when Steve Cortez said, hey, look, it was part of the math here, and my phone's already blowing up from people, particularly people on fixed incomes that are saying, hey, look, I'm feeling that decline in the value of the dollar.
00:21:28.360So what are people to do here and to think through this entire mess, sir?
00:21:32.340Look, I think you've just got to understand a little bit about gold.
00:21:37.120So gold's been performing very well, as we've seen since I've come on the show.
00:21:41.480It's just been going up and up and up, obviously a coincidence.
00:21:45.160But, you know, I'm hearing from people, are gold prices too high?
00:21:49.560And the answer, I think, is absolutely not.
00:21:52.900You've just got to start looking at it in the right way.
00:21:55.280So first of all, for some historical context, where we are today with gold prices, $3,342 and some change, this is essentially where we were in the 1980s, right?
00:22:07.2201980, January, after the stagflationary bout of the 70s, gold peaked at around $850 an ounce.
00:22:14.960If we adjust that to inflation, today that sits at around $3,300.
00:22:19.760So this isn't new territory in terms of prices.
00:22:23.180We have to remember a few differences from the 1980s and today, right?
00:22:27.860Back in the 1980s, there were options.
00:22:30.940Money in the bank, CDs were paying 16%.
00:22:34.080You could beat inflation sitting in the bank.
00:24:51.440And, you know, I hate to be so blunt, but we've called this from the very beginning.
00:24:55.620And if you go back and look at the chapters, and we try to build this up so that you understand, really back to the beginning of the country.
00:26:20.260And now he's, you know, doing the negotiation for peace in Ukraine the same time they're coming back to him on the Gaza situation.
00:26:26.540I mean, the guy's got any one of these problems with a broken, a previous president.
00:26:31.360One thing I'm most concerned about is I don't think the House and the Senate and other surrogates are doing enough to go out and sell the big, beautiful bill in the supply side part of it.
00:26:43.160Give me a minute on that. We've got about 90 seconds.
00:26:45.740Give me a minute on that about about just the process of selling the big, beautiful bill to the American people, the details of it.
00:26:52.560Look, I think people need to understand that austerity is not going to do the job here.
00:26:58.060The only way to do this is to grow the economy and to do it at a rapid pace.
00:27:04.280I agree with Malpass. I mean, the bill is absolutely important.
00:27:10.340We need a good environment for growth.
00:27:13.020I think it's why the Federal Reserve do have to lower rates a little bit.
00:27:17.240I was torn listening to Malpass and Cortez because I understand both sides of it.
00:27:22.360But what we need right now is an injection of growth.
00:27:27.720President Trump has done an incredible job.
00:27:29.840Even I've been surprised with the amount of revenue he's generated through tariffs, but also the amount of investment he's attracted to the United States.
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00:29:58.760Since Lula is trying to lead the de-dollarization effort because he hates the United States, he's a Marxist, he's in business with, and a partner of the Chinese Communist Party.
00:30:06.860I might say a junior partner of the Chinese Communist Party.
00:30:09.980Eduardo, a big announcement coming out of state the other day.
00:30:12.820Walk us through the latest of where the sanctions are, how the United States, the standoff between the United States and these demons in your home country, Brazil, sir.
00:30:24.100We also have to thank a lot President Trump.
00:30:27.580He's the greatest leader ever in the history of the humanity, in my opinion.
00:30:31.440And he started to give me some pressure in the financial system of Brazil with the 50% tariffs and clearly saying that this is not only because trade issues, but also because Brazil is living a huge institutional crisis.
00:30:47.720And the Brazilian establishment is answering that, sending Jair Bolsonaro, for example, beginning Alexandre Moraes, this crazy justice from the Supreme Court, imposing him an ankle bracelet.
00:31:01.020And in the end of this day, Trump took eight visas of the 11 justices of the Brazilian Supreme Court.
00:31:08.160And then Alexandre Moraes, doubling down again, sent Bolsonaro to house arrest.
00:31:13.000And Trump sanctioned Alexandre Moraes with all-fact sanctions.
00:31:16.500So now we are in a point where a partner of Alexandre Moraes inside of the Brazilian Supreme Court is deciding, is saying that the Brazilian banks should not follow the all-fact sanctions.
00:31:30.060What they did not understand that the Magnitsky Global Act is not an American law that the United States pretended to enforce in other countries.
00:31:39.060It's only a law saying that, OK, if you are a bank and you want to have access to the financial market of the United States, you have to accomplish with the all-fact list of sanctioned.
00:31:51.660And then you have Alexandre de Moraes.
00:31:53.800So the banks of Brazil nowadays, they have to decide in following the Supreme Court or following the all-fact sanctioned list.
00:32:03.940And I do believe that they do not have other options and they have to follow the Magnitsky Global Act law because other way they are going to bankrupt because you cannot survive as a bank without access to the greatest financial market in the world, which it is in the United States.
00:32:23.840Is there anything else we can do except cutting off all imports from Brazil?
00:32:32.040I mean, are there any other steps that President Trump, Secretary Scott Besson, who you met, I put your picture up on my social media, Rubio, because people understand President Trump is very focused on this.
00:32:56.540You have many people that are all over this.
00:32:58.320Is there anything else for our audience to be thinking about that can still be done to assist your father in the people in Brazil we love so much?
00:33:07.840First, the press in Brazil, they were saying that the Brazilians are not applying correctly.
00:33:18.920I mean, the banks are not applying correctly.
00:33:21.680The Global Magnitsky Act, which means that Alexandre Moraes, he's sanctioned, but he is still holding some banking accounts in Brazil.
00:33:31.340And so this is the first asking that we did for Secretary Scott Besson to properly inform or enforce the Global Magnitsky Act against Alexandre de Moraes.
00:33:45.220And now that I have other justice in the Supreme Court supporting Alexandre de Moraes, he also can be sanctioned because through the American law of the Global Magnitsky Act,
00:33:55.260it says that it doesn't matter who works in support of the sanctioned, this person is also going to be sanctioned.
00:34:05.480And we are increasing the pressure to accomplish with the letter of President Trump to President Lula da Silva,
00:34:13.480which in the first paragrapher talks about the lawfare and the persecution against Jerry Bolsonaro, my father, our family, and our supporters.
00:34:21.980So to answer that, we need to approve what we have in the Congress we call the amnesty bill.
00:34:28.360It's a part of coming from the Congress.
00:34:31.180And we do need that not only to release Jerry Bolsonaro from jail and to let me go back to my country, Brazil,
00:34:38.720but also to have a full participation of the opposition in the next year election.
00:36:19.780Well, I mean, you have to look at the traction that Bobby's had so far.
00:36:22.540I mean, you're uprooting decades of deep state corruption.
00:36:26.020You know, the corruption in our nutritional supply, the corruption in our nutritional research.
00:36:30.540You know, when you just take a step back and you look at 74% of our nutritional research is funded by big food and big pharma, right?
00:36:37.560This is how you get a food pyramid that says that Lucky Charms is more nutritious than grass-fed steak.
00:36:42.300And if you look at trying to uproot this level of corruption in our food supply, in our nutritional research, in our public policy, in the way that we protect chemical companies.
00:36:52.080You know, look at House Appropriations Bill 453, which is a bill that would give broad immunity to chemical companies like ChemChina that make Paraquat, which is illegal in China, but then sold into the United States and being lobbied for broad protections in the United States against consumer revolt for harm.
00:37:12.780And this is not just broad protection for chemical companies.
00:37:15.320It's broad protection for chemical companies against known harm, meaning knowingly causing harm, not just inadvertently causing harm, but knowingly causing harm.
00:37:26.180Companies like Bayer that make Roundup and glyphosate, which is a German company, not even a U.S. company, that import these pesticides, herbicides, insecticides and poisons and heavily spray our crops in the United States.
00:37:40.060But they're not allowed to do this in their own mother country.
00:37:42.200When Bobby Kennedy starts to stand up to this kind of corruption, you see this kind of malfeasance in the narrative.
00:37:53.960You'll have people on both sides of the report, some saying, hey, it doesn't go far enough.
00:37:57.600Some saying it goes way too far, depending on what side of the aisle that you're on.
00:38:01.540But the truth is that the milestones that Bobby has accomplished and the Maha movement has accomplished are not only here to stay, but they're picking up steam and momentum.
00:38:10.820The Moms Across America and chronic disease.
00:38:14.240But hang on a second because the MAGA movement is 100 percent down with Bobby and what's trying to happen.
00:38:22.500I mean, this audience is the one that would fix bad nets on his confirmation.
00:38:27.420So, yeah, I think and I want to make sure the audience understands this.
00:38:30.500This is why we want to have you on a date.
00:38:31.800There was some confusion, particularly the way the media said that Bobby and the team had already been compromised, that the Maha report that was leaked, what you just said right there, right?
00:38:43.400She did a great job about big ag and the big chemical companies.
00:38:46.620But the report, at least the way it was spun by some media outlets, that Bobby Kennedy and the Maha team had blinked, that it wasn't going to be aggressive enough in some of the areas you just talked about.
00:38:58.720Number one, that's a narrative coming from big pharma, big ag, who want to disembowel Bobby Kennedy and the team right now.
00:39:09.220Can you set it straight that that's not the fact that the team over the team over there is just as focused and don't believe the spin of what came out on this leaked report?
00:39:18.900Do not believe the spin about what came out on this leaked report.
00:39:21.860Don't believe that there's any daylight between President Trump and Bobby Kennedy.
00:39:26.200Bobby Kennedy prayed for 20 years to be in the position he's in right now to have the kind of influence on public policy that he's having.
00:39:33.420He is fully on board with Donald Trump's agenda.
00:39:36.300He has no intention of running for president in 2028, despite some of that creative narrative.
00:39:42.800You know, the only way to stop this movement would be to drive a wedge between the White House and Health and Human Services or between Bobby Kennedy and Donald Trump.
00:39:50.340And it's just simply not going to happen.
00:39:52.660You know, this is as much a spiritual revolution as it is a revolution about corruption.
00:39:57.900And people are going to choose to be on one side of the aisle or the other.
00:40:01.220The challenge for them now is that the court of public opinion is shifting.
00:40:06.880It is it is going to become impossibly it's going to become impossible to overcome the narrative of being on the opposite side of childhood cancers, max fast vaccinations, broad immunity for chemical companies at the expense of American citizens.
00:40:24.280And so you're seeing the the flailing, you know, the absolute panic with their backs against the wall where they can't counter the narrative directly.
00:40:34.020Nobody can raise their hand and say, hey, I want to get physical education out of the public school system.
00:40:38.240We want more petroleum based food dyes, you know, in our in our in our food, more glyphosate, more more genetically modified foods, more Roundup, more Paraquat.
00:40:46.900So what they have to do is they have to try to attack the personality, which is Bobby Kennedy and say, hey, his agenda is going too far.
00:40:54.180It's infringing on our freedom of choice, none of which is true.
00:40:58.040You know, you'll still have the freedom to choose all of the all of the foods that you had to choose five years ago.
00:41:03.300It's just that you will not be exposed to, you know, the types of poisons that are infecting our food supply.
00:41:08.640I mean, somebody has to ask the question, how is it that we spend five trillion dollars a year on health care and we are the sickest, fattest, most disease ridden nation in the world?
00:41:16.980We lead the world in morbid obesity, type two diabetes, multiple chronic disease in a single biome, infant mortality and maternal mortality.
00:41:24.300And everybody wants to just raise their hand and say it's working just fine.
00:41:27.920Don't look over here at the statistics.
00:41:29.920Look over here at the, you know, at the price and the availability of foods.
00:41:35.240And and so this this report was purposely leaked.
00:41:40.080There are some areas that I would agree have not yet gone far enough, but reports not final.
00:41:45.260There are some areas that people would argue have gone too far.
00:41:47.920But Bobby is is towed the line, you know, masterfully on getting a lot of these companies, chemical companies, agricultural companies, food companies and even pharma to come to the table ahead of these legislative changes.
00:42:00.460And at the state level, he's succeeding in such a way that we've created a patchwork, a framework that now companies have to try to work around.
00:42:10.980So it's becoming less expensive to conform than it is to fight this agenda.
00:42:17.460So I think that, you know, the fight has only just begun.
00:42:19.600You know, you're talking about an industry with a multi-trillion dollar war chest also that has a media narrative that's very cooperative to their messaging.
00:42:28.820But I don't think it's going to succeed.
00:42:30.940I mean, it's becoming very unpopular for politicians to be on the other side of the Maha movement.
00:42:34.960Can you hang over a second because I want to hold you to a commercial break?
00:42:41.000You just talked about the one thing I think has even changed from 2016 when President Trump first came in is the consolidation of some of these industries.
00:42:49.560Big ag, big pharma, you know, big finance, big tech, that the concentration of power and their brutal use of lobbyists and law firms.
00:42:58.720I mean, the concentration of power, so somebody like Bobby Kennedy, which was tough enough to fight a decade ago, to fight it now is almost, you know, incomprehensible about the pressure that's on every day.
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00:45:44.840Bobby Kennedy is fighting a tough fight.
00:45:48.480I've got to tell you, this leaked report and what they were trying to show is, oh, Bobby's – you know, he's succumbed to pressure from industry.
00:45:54.800President Trump's on back – nothing can be farther from the truth.
00:45:58.040President Trump backs him a full tilt boogie.
00:46:02.220Tej Gill, you know, all the guys came over and they're all talking big as you and I talked about.
00:46:07.820They're all going to have security guarantees.
00:46:15.900Care Stormer's not off the freaking plane where the head of the British military is sitting there going, well, no, I think we're going to – we'll take one of the ports.
00:46:28.580But we can't have boots on the ground.
00:46:30.020We certainly can't have them at the front because everybody knows this is going to be the West Bank to the 1,000th power.
00:46:36.360Because, folks, 2 million people have been killed and wounded over there, and the place looks like Belgium in – it looks like Flanders Field in 1917, 1918.
00:48:24.280Not can you – so, the theory of the case in making this was my man is a former naval personnel, one of our commandos, Navy SEALs, right?
00:48:36.280And, of course, in the Navy, you have to drink Navy brew all the time, whether you're going on a mid-watcher or a destroyer or you're in your 16th deployment as a contractor or SEAL.
00:48:48.780And Navy brew is normally burned, right, because coffee's been on forever, and they don't get the best.
00:48:57.700So, Tej's thing when he went from my – when he headed out my security detail to starting his own company, he says we've got to make the best in the world.
00:49:07.940You don't – not only do you not need cream and sugar, because that's all to kill the acidity.
00:49:12.720That's why – it's the acidic nature of coffee.
00:49:15.120That's why people do it, because they still want the kick of the caffeine.
00:49:19.980Here's the theory of the case with Warpath Coffee, and the reason it has 12,500 five-star reviews, folks, the coffee is made to be consumed as coffee is meant to be consumed, and that is black.