Bannon's War Room - September 02, 2025


Episode 4749: 80th Anniversary Of The Surrender Of Japan; XI Putin And Modi Meet


Episode Stats

Length

54 minutes

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161.92464

Word Count

8,770

Sentence Count

552

Misogynist Sentences

3

Hate Speech Sentences

59


Summary

Learn English with Joe Biden. President Joe Biden delivers a speech to commemorate the anniversary of the surrender of Japanese forces in World War II, and talks about the impact of the Potsdam Declaration and the surrender terms Japan agreed to in 1945.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 I have received this afternoon a message from the Japanese government
00:00:04.380 in reply to the message forwarded to that government by the Secretary of State on August 11.
00:00:11.580 I deem this reply a full acceptance of the Potsdam Declaration,
00:00:17.280 which specifies the unconditional surrender of Japan.
00:00:22.200 In the reply, there is no qualification.
00:00:26.220 Arrangements are now being made for the formal signing of the surrender terms
00:00:30.400 at the earliest possible moment.
00:00:34.460 General Douglas MacArthur has been appointed the Supreme Allied Commander
00:00:38.640 to receive the Japanese surrender.
00:00:42.580 Great Britain, Russia, and China will be represented by high-ranking officers.
00:00:48.720 Meantime, the Allied Armed Forces have been ordered to suspend offensive action.
00:00:57.440 The proclamation of VJ Day must await upon the formal signing of the surrender terms by Japan.
00:01:04.720 President Putin, my old friend, I'm very glad to see you again in Beijing.
00:01:15.320 Literally yesterday, we participated together at the SAO Summit,
00:01:26.040 and tomorrow we are going to attend,
00:01:31.700 along with other heads of state and other guests of honor from the five continents,
00:01:40.160 we are going to celebrate together the 80th anniversary of the Chinese people's victory
00:01:46.680 over the Japanese invaders and our victory in World War II.
00:01:51.160 Your Excellency, my dear friend, both myself and the entire Russian delegation,
00:01:59.580 we are glad to have this chance to meet again our Chinese friends,
00:02:04.820 our Chinese counterparts.
00:02:07.100 We are grateful for the warm welcome extended to our delegation.
00:02:12.260 Our close communication reflects the strategic nature of the Russian-Chinese cooperation
00:02:19.800 that is at the unprecedentedly high level,
00:02:23.860 which was demonstrated during your official visit to Russia in May,
00:02:29.260 and our joint participation in the festive events to commemorate the victory.
00:02:35.360 We are gathered here, representatives of the major warring powers,
00:02:43.360 to conclude a solemn agreement whereby peace may be restored.
00:02:53.160 The terms and conditions upon which surrender of the Japanese imperial forces
00:03:00.500 is here to be given and accepted are contained in the instrument of surrender now before you.
00:03:09.660 I now invite the representatives of the Emperor of Japan and the Japanese government
00:03:20.560 and the Japanese imperial general headquarters
00:03:24.240 to sign the instrument of surrender at the places indicated.
00:03:30.720 Mr President, this demonstrates just how profound and comprehensive
00:03:35.100 our specially-privileged strategic partnership truly is.
00:03:39.560 Even under the most challenging circumstances,
00:03:42.400 India and Russia have always moved forward shoulder to shoulder.
00:03:46.080 Our close cooperation matters not only for the peoples of our two nations,
00:03:50.320 but also for ensuring global peace, stability and prosperity.
00:03:55.620 Japan accepted unconditional surrender
00:03:58.340 according to the provisions of the Potsdam Declaration.
00:04:01.440 General Jonathan Wainwright, liberated hero of Corregidor,
00:04:07.880 and British General Arthur Percival, who was forced to surrender Singapore,
00:04:12.260 stood at attention behind MacArthur as he began to write his name
00:04:15.420 with the first of five pens.
00:04:18.100 Pen number one went to General Wainwright.
00:04:20.120 The second pen was handed to General Percival.
00:04:33.500 The third and fourth were earmarked for the National Archives and West Point.
00:04:37.580 The fifth, Mac kept for himself.
00:04:40.940 These proceedings are closed.
00:04:44.480 Joe, I thought that the summit at Tianjin was a significant setback for the United States.
00:04:52.800 The image of Vladimir Putin holding hands with the leader of India, Narendra Modi,
00:05:01.140 was a sign that Putin is getting away with it.
00:05:04.860 That three years into this war, he is now claiming this was the West's fault.
00:05:11.380 And he has an audience of prominent world leaders who agree with him,
00:05:16.300 including somebody who was a key person in America's efforts
00:05:20.480 to create a new kind of informal partnership to contain China, namely India.
00:05:27.480 India's repositioning toward Russia and China reverses diplomacy that's been conducted
00:05:35.220 since the administration of George W. Bush, at least.
00:05:38.260 And it's a really significant setback.
00:05:41.740 In terms of the broader outlook for Trump's foreign policy,
00:05:46.340 he's now looking at failures or lack of success in each of the major diplomatic initiatives
00:05:52.220 that he undertook.
00:05:53.660 The Ukraine war is still far from settled,
00:05:57.420 and Russia is essentially thumbing its nose at President Trump.
00:06:01.380 The Gaza war continues in a bloodier-than-ever direction
00:06:06.180 that has got Israel divided against itself.
00:06:10.320 Just a terrible situation for Israel and the Palestinians both.
00:06:14.920 And Trump seemingly unable to make his peace policies.
00:06:19.200 One of the central things he ran on,
00:06:21.060 I'm going to go make peace to make those policies work.
00:06:24.400 And this weekend's summit was a symbol of just how tough the obstacles to him
00:06:31.100 succeeding in foreign policy have become.
00:06:33.520 At that moment, as if on cue, the sun came out.
00:06:37.400 And as the Japanese departed, a stunning aerial display.
00:06:41.880 More than 2,000 Allied aircraft flew in formation over the Missouri.
00:06:46.940 In Washington, President Harry Truman marked the moment.
00:06:50.340 There, on that small piece of American soil, anchored in Tokyo Harbor,
00:06:56.740 the Japanese have just officially laid down their arms.
00:07:01.240 They have signed terms of unconditional surrender.
00:07:05.720 Our first thoughts, of course, thoughts of gracefulness and deep obligations,
00:07:10.580 were out to those of our loved ones who have been killed or maimed in this terrible war.
00:07:15.240 On land and sea and in the air,
00:07:19.260 American men and women have given their lives
00:07:21.620 so that this day of ultimate victory might come
00:07:25.020 and assure the survival of a civilized world.
00:07:28.900 No victory can make good their loss.
00:07:31.280 We think of those whom death in this war has hurt,
00:07:36.220 taking from them fathers, husbands, sons, brothers and sisters whom they love.
00:07:41.880 No victory can bring back the faces they long to see.
00:07:46.380 Only the knowledge that the victory, which these sacrifices have made possible,
00:07:51.400 will be wisely used, can give them any comfort.
00:07:54.380 But it is our responsibility, ours, the living,
00:07:58.820 to see to us that this victory shall be a monument worthy of the dead who died to win it.
00:08:05.260 And our thoughts blew out to our gallant allies in this war,
00:08:08.660 to those who resisted the invaders,
00:08:10.940 to those who were not strong enough to hold out,
00:08:14.280 but who, nevertheless,
00:08:15.980 kept the fires of resistance alive within the souls of their people,
00:08:20.060 to those who stood up against great odds and held the line,
00:08:22.960 until the United Nations together were able to supply the arms and the men
00:08:27.840 with which to overcome the forces of evil.
00:08:31.700 This is a victory of more than arms alone.
00:08:35.300 This is a victory of liberty over tyranny.
00:08:38.260 It was the spirit of liberty which gave us our armed strength
00:08:41.840 and which made our men invincible in battle.
00:08:45.300 And so, on VJ Day,
00:08:47.900 we take renewed faith and pride in our own way of life.
00:08:52.960 We have had our day of rejoicing over this victory.
00:08:56.980 We have had our day of prayer and devotion.
00:09:00.180 Now let us set aside VJ Day
00:09:02.400 as one of renewed consecration to the principles
00:09:06.080 which have made us the strongest nation on earth
00:09:08.820 and which, in this war,
00:09:11.360 we have driven so mightily to preserve.
00:09:14.920 Victory always has its burdens and its responsibilities,
00:09:17.960 as well as its rejoicing.
00:09:19.820 But we face the future and all its dangers
00:09:22.840 with great confidence and great hope.
00:09:26.420 God's help has brought us to this day of victory.
00:09:30.280 With His help,
00:09:31.740 we will attain that peace and prosperity for ourselves
00:09:35.020 and all the world in the years ahead.
00:09:38.320 It is Tuesday, 2 September,
00:09:42.540 in the year of our Lord, 2025.
00:09:44.180 It is the 80th commemoration,
00:09:46.400 the 80th anniversary of the signing of the surrender document
00:09:49.420 by Imperial Japan
00:09:51.760 that brought the end to the bloodiest conflict
00:09:54.800 in mankind's history.
00:09:56.520 And symbolically,
00:09:58.220 and this was done on purpose
00:10:00.160 by the Chinese Communist Party and the KGB,
00:10:02.200 they had a gathering in Shanghai
00:10:04.040 over the last couple of days
00:10:05.280 to talk about a new world order
00:10:09.620 that they intend to put together
00:10:11.600 and to try to thwart the United States,
00:10:14.860 which has done an absolutely horrific job
00:10:17.580 in keeping our own house in order.
00:10:19.660 Jack Posobiec is with me.
00:10:21.360 We're going to spend the hour going through this,
00:10:22.960 talk about all the details of this,
00:10:25.460 including how it cuts back to opportunities
00:10:27.820 for citizens of the United States,
00:10:29.640 our budget, the ticking time bomb
00:10:32.120 of the government shutdown at midnight on the 30th plus.
00:10:38.180 The president of the United States
00:10:39.500 now telling Big Pharma and Bobby Kennedy,
00:10:41.820 let's see the data.
00:10:43.440 Let's see the information on the vaccines.
00:10:46.700 Jack Posobiec,
00:10:48.280 you and I followed this pretty closely over the weekend
00:10:50.600 of what's happening in Shanghai
00:10:52.020 as Xi tries to take the mantle
00:10:55.100 of the communists
00:10:57.600 who really just fought the nationalists.
00:11:00.440 They had very little engagement
00:11:01.620 with the Japanese the entire time
00:11:03.860 because all they wanted to do
00:11:04.760 was control the country after the war.
00:11:07.280 The Chinese Communist Party
00:11:08.320 had virtually no engagement
00:11:10.640 or very little engagement
00:11:11.640 with the Japanese in China.
00:11:14.340 All they did was fight the nationalists,
00:11:15.780 preparing to try to take over the country,
00:11:17.800 of which they did
00:11:18.940 a few years after
00:11:20.740 the peace treaty signed with the,
00:11:23.780 or the surrender, I guess it was,
00:11:25.080 signed with the Japanese.
00:11:27.260 Of course, Morning Joe and all of it
00:11:28.760 has got to bring it back to Ukraine,
00:11:30.660 which we know is a completely failed effort.
00:11:33.040 Jack Posobiec,
00:11:33.720 your thoughts on a day 80 years ago
00:11:37.780 that General Percival,
00:11:39.580 who surrendered Singapore,
00:11:41.520 and General Wainwright,
00:11:44.080 who was ordered to surrender Corregidor,
00:11:46.420 and then one of the Bataan Death March,
00:11:48.320 were very symbolically
00:11:49.620 the first two officers
00:11:51.540 that signed, co-signed
00:11:53.080 the surrender document
00:11:54.320 of the Japanese
00:11:55.180 to take the Japanese surrender.
00:11:57.000 Jack Posobiec,
00:11:57.880 the floor is your, sir.
00:12:00.200 Well, Steve,
00:12:00.960 when you really think about it,
00:12:01.900 80 years ago today,
00:12:03.340 it seemed as though
00:12:04.180 we were at the zenith
00:12:05.320 of American power,
00:12:07.300 and this really was
00:12:08.500 the broadening
00:12:10.280 and the opening
00:12:11.140 of the American century,
00:12:13.460 then push into the 1950s,
00:12:15.780 and you see America
00:12:17.380 has this sort of world dominance.
00:12:20.480 In addition to,
00:12:22.100 of course, though,
00:12:23.240 you see the communists
00:12:24.640 coming across on the land
00:12:27.280 while the U.S.
00:12:28.760 is able to maintain
00:12:29.900 their dominance at sea.
00:12:31.900 Of course,
00:12:32.440 the fact that this was signed
00:12:33.860 on a Navy battleship,
00:12:35.300 the USS Missouri,
00:12:36.640 is no small coincidence
00:12:39.140 because it represented
00:12:41.420 the sea power
00:12:42.900 of the United States
00:12:44.260 and the ability
00:12:44.980 of the United States
00:12:46.120 to use that Mahanian strategy
00:12:47.980 to enact the system
00:12:50.380 under which we now live,
00:12:52.200 which is this,
00:12:53.080 they call it
00:12:53.800 the global rules-based order,
00:12:56.520 if you listen to Anthony Blinken.
00:12:58.940 But, of course,
00:12:59.520 you now contrast that
00:13:00.980 with what was going on
00:13:02.060 on the land-based order.
00:13:05.120 This gets into
00:13:05.820 the Mackinder World Island theory,
00:13:07.640 and that's exactly
00:13:08.500 what Russia, India,
00:13:11.300 and China were up
00:13:13.340 to this weekend
00:13:14.300 at the Shanghai
00:13:15.240 Cooperation Organization
00:13:16.560 up there in Tianjin.
00:13:18.440 Now, tonight,
00:13:19.460 tomorrow,
00:13:20.020 their time,
00:13:20.580 Beijing time,
00:13:21.220 will be this huge parade.
00:13:23.020 So you're seeing
00:13:23.580 most of the members
00:13:24.860 of BRICS,
00:13:25.560 although Lula,
00:13:26.360 interestingly,
00:13:26.940 not there,
00:13:27.820 of course,
00:13:28.300 not member of SCO.
00:13:29.740 So the Brazilians,
00:13:30.920 I believe they sent
00:13:31.920 some people,
00:13:32.580 but Lula himself
00:13:33.400 is not there.
00:13:34.020 But what you're looking at
00:13:35.400 is this superintegration,
00:13:38.840 okay,
00:13:39.080 a superintegration
00:13:40.420 of the major land powers,
00:13:43.600 of the landmass of Asia
00:13:45.960 and Eurasia
00:13:47.840 with Russia,
00:13:48.760 China,
00:13:49.100 and India.
00:13:49.840 And this superintegration
00:13:51.260 is becoming a parallel
00:13:53.200 to NATO and the G7.
00:13:55.720 Now you've got
00:13:56.540 the SCO and BRICS
00:13:58.160 building a parallel institution
00:14:00.000 to this global
00:14:01.680 rules-based order.
00:14:04.020 And, of course,
00:14:05.520 India is there.
00:14:06.260 We'll get to all of it.
00:14:08.280 This is why
00:14:09.120 four years ago,
00:14:09.920 one of the reasons
00:14:10.500 we started
00:14:11.020 the end of the dollar empire,
00:14:12.860 to warn people.
00:14:14.260 And, of course,
00:14:15.600 Lula
00:14:16.080 had a Zoom call yesterday
00:14:18.240 with the folks
00:14:19.120 that were there
00:14:19.940 at the Shanghai
00:14:22.940 conference.
00:14:25.280 He had a BRICS call,
00:14:26.480 Zoom call,
00:14:27.100 talking even more
00:14:28.200 about these bilateral agreements,
00:14:29.980 which the British gold guys
00:14:31.040 found when they went to Rio,
00:14:32.160 to thwart the dollar
00:14:35.400 even more.
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00:16:56.520 Okay. Well, by the way, tonight, I think at 10 o'clock, the new federal state of China is going
00:17:04.520 to be streaming. They're going to be streaming the parade, the three September parade with the
00:17:13.900 Chinese Communist Xi and Putin and all that. Modi is not going to be there, which I think is very
00:17:17.480 important, very symbolic. I will be, to the degree that I'm around, I'll be jumping into that. We're
00:17:26.500 Jack Posobiec. And so much more going on, too. I'm going to get to everything that's happening
00:17:30.820 because now, after Labor Day, you're going to have a mad rush. September is going to be absolutely
00:17:36.340 crazy, folks. So much stuff going on. And let's make it a good crazy as we hurtle towards a government
00:17:41.560 shutdown on 30 September or having to eat an NDA and an omnibus that's got, I don't know,
00:17:49.900 a $2 trillion deficit for next fiscal year. But I think people are awakening to the fact
00:17:58.060 that the big, beautiful bill either has to be sold harder or you have to have another reconciliation
00:18:05.120 where maybe, wait for it, you actually tax the wealthy. More on that later as we progress through
00:18:12.300 this, Jack Posobiec, the Second World War is not Pearl Harbor. It's not Normandy. It's not the Holocaust.
00:18:21.860 It's all of that, obviously, and so much more. At the end of the day, it was a fight for the Eurasian
00:18:26.920 landmass of which, I don't know, 100 million casualties in that fight of which the United States
00:18:35.460 with Great Britain, but particularly the Russian, the Red Army, the Russian people, and the Chinese
00:18:42.280 people, Lao Baixing, actually broke Imperial Japan and broke the Nazis and the fascists in Italy.
00:18:49.600 Today, folks are not taught the history of the Second World War and therefore really don't understand
00:18:57.020 fully what we're commemorating today on the 80th anniversary of that. The people that fought it
00:19:01.780 certainly did. You can tell about how geopolitically they went about it. I think that the leaders of
00:19:09.120 our country would be quite disappointed that given all the sacrifice, all the blood, all the agony
00:19:16.780 of our getting engaged there, which we did not want to until we were forced to by being attacked,
00:19:23.520 and then the Nazis, two days after or three days after being attacked at Pearl Harbor, declared war on us.
00:19:29.140 Always want people to understand we did not declare war on Nazi Germany until after they declared war
00:19:35.800 on us. That the architects of that victory and the young men who sacrificed their lives for that
00:19:43.540 victory would be quite disappointed 80 years from that time that we've allowed some of the worst actors
00:19:52.040 in the world to try to reconvene and to try to take not just the Eurasian landmass, but the entire
00:19:57.920 world. And so an America first policy has to be to partner with the correct people. And I think the
00:20:05.160 Russian people are someone that we ought to think long and hard about partnering with, not Putin and
00:20:10.360 the KGB. Obviously, they're not the best actors in the world, but this feckless NATO allies. And let me be
00:20:19.200 specific. All the happy talk you saw here at the Oval Office two weeks ago, the big talk, they're going to do
00:20:24.300 this, they're going to do that. The head of the EU, the president was talking over the weekend about
00:20:30.800 army they're going to put together and troops they're going to send to the line of contact in
00:20:34.480 Ukraine. And yet we have this morning a crisis in England. The bond market is throwing up all over
00:20:42.820 their government securities. They're facing a financial crisis. Macron, and this is Politico reports,
00:20:49.320 as Bloomberg reports, as Macron and his government are in a crisis this week, where Le Pen's now rising
00:20:54.920 in popularity as they're facing a financial crisis. As we forecast here in the war room two years ago,
00:21:02.120 that both of those, Germany's already in a major recession, but those two are hurtling towards it.
00:21:07.980 They have a mass immigration problem. You're hurtling towards a civil war in the United Kingdom.
00:21:15.420 You put up the cross of St. George, you put up a flag of England, and the police come around and
00:21:22.140 trying to lock you up. So with all these problems, right, now we see the Chinese Communist Party,
00:21:29.480 which is the major font of all evil in the world, plotting against us. And what they're focused on
00:21:37.960 right now, folks, is to take down and destroy the U.S. dollars, the prime reserve currency. That's where
00:21:42.860 their banks are buying gold in record rates because they intend, as we reported, or as the
00:21:48.880 Birch Gold guys reported from Rio, it's all these bilat deals. So you have the worst actors in the
00:21:54.600 world, particularly Lula. And today or tomorrow, we're going to get the verdict on Bolsonaro,
00:22:01.260 and Bolsonaro is going to be found guilty, and he's going to go to prison, and they're going to
00:22:04.940 try to assassinate him in prison. This is why his health is deteriorating so rapidly.
00:22:09.560 Jack Posobiec, put it in perspective for us. Where, on the 80th commemoration, 80 years ago,
00:22:16.020 what would the folks, the architects that won the Second World War from the United States of America,
00:22:21.360 the rising superpower, what would they think? What would they think today on the 80th anniversary of it?
00:22:27.920 Well, you know, Steve, it's very interesting because you go back, you talk to the boys in Normandy,
00:22:32.840 look at some of the public opinion pieces, or for those of us who were blessed enough and gifted
00:22:39.840 enough to have had the opportunity to meet that living generation, which we're losing now,
00:22:44.920 those living links between our families and our forefathers, our recent forefathers who fought
00:22:52.020 in World War II and their opinions. You can go and listen to them. You can listen to them over and
00:22:56.800 over, and they tell you, they say, this is not what we fought for. We didn't fight for our cities
00:23:02.440 to be destroyed and turned into dumps and slums. We didn't fight for these open-air drug markets to
00:23:09.020 be put out. We didn't fight for our cities to be flooded with migrants from the Third World. We
00:23:14.200 didn't fight for any of these things. And you're seeing tyranny from the government now,
00:23:18.160 from, say, oh, well, you know, at least we're not speaking German in London, and yet they're
00:23:22.720 locking up people over memes. They locked up a cartoonist or a comedian over a couple of tweets
00:23:30.140 just recently. A left-wing guy, by the way, just locked him up. I think that was earlier today,
00:23:34.520 and they put a huge fine on him. So you come back and say, oh, we fought for freedom. Well,
00:23:39.020 what freedom? What freedom do we still have? Now, here in the United States, fortunately, in 2024,
00:23:44.120 we were able to turn away from that. But you still look at what's being pushed on Western Europe
00:23:50.520 now, particularly Poland, of course, and they're going to be here in the United States with the
00:23:54.480 Polish president meeting President Trump in just a couple of days. They're now at a precipice where
00:24:00.560 they were trying to impose this on Poland, but the people of Poland said, stood strong and said,
00:24:05.680 absolutely not, because we don't care if the tyranny is coming from Berlin or Brussels or Moscow.
00:24:12.560 We say no. And that's what the people of the United States did as well. But at the same time,
00:24:18.520 you still have people all over the world looking at these bastions. Look, when we talk about this
00:24:25.540 history of freedom, these ideas, they came from the United Kingdom, and now suddenly that's where
00:24:31.060 they're falling apart. And by the way, Australia, and I had the opportunity to speak on Sky News
00:24:35.000 Australia over the weekend, massive rallies all across every single major city in Australia over the
00:24:42.000 weekend. Melbourne, Perth, Sydney, Brisbane, tens of thousands of people marching for freedom and
00:24:49.620 marching against mass migration. They said mass migration is a silent invasion, and this has
00:24:56.080 become the watchword of the Western world. So while we're trying to recalibrate our freedoms here in
00:25:04.480 the Anglosphere, in Western civilization, what do we see going on on the landmass of Eurasia?
00:25:10.540 We're seeing this super integration far beyond anything that they were able to do. Because,
00:25:16.220 Steve, we talk about the end of World War II, and it was. Certainly the formal war ended today 80 years
00:25:22.760 ago. But look at what happened just after. You have the Chinese communists winning in Beijing just a
00:25:28.560 couple of years later in 1949, so four years later, after they restart the civil war with what the
00:25:34.440 backing of, oh, the Soviet Union. Why? Because the Soviet Union had been able to invade through
00:25:40.340 Manchuria. It was Manchukuo at the time, taking the entire industrial base up there in the Northeast.
00:25:46.440 And they were able to use those arms and everything that they captured from the Japanese, hand that over
00:25:51.120 to Chairman Mao. Now he's pushing the nationalists out. And Chiang Kai-shek, because we totally cut him
00:25:56.020 off, we sold him out. He's got to flee to Taiwan. That's what set up the Taiwan situation,
00:26:00.400 which remains to this day. They pushed down into Korea a couple of years later, but really just
00:26:05.660 one year later. And that sets up the Korean War. So you have all of this aftermath that goes on on
00:26:12.300 the Asian landmass as a connection between what communism is doing out of Moscow into the fall
00:26:20.920 of China, which the United States either stood back and watched or was given to them as a dowry
00:26:28.100 over there at the conference in Yalta, the same way we gave them Eastern Europe. So how does it,
00:26:34.900 how, how does World War II actually end, right? If you, if you think about it, who comes out of
00:26:39.660 World War II on top? Joseph Stalin comes out of World War II with a communist empire that stretches
00:26:46.120 from Berlin all the way to Beijing. And that is a history that needs to be reckoned with.
00:26:52.340 Well, after 1943, there was arguments even inside the government that were giving too many arms to,
00:26:59.300 to, to, to, to the Russians, right? The Russians obviously were going to be the instrument to
00:27:03.880 break the back of the Wehrmacht, the German army. But there were a lot of people that say, a lot of
00:27:07.920 people in time, the government were saying, Hey, um, including some of the America first people in
00:27:12.460 Congress, Hey, we're given, there's one thing to have them as an ally, uh, as bad as the Bolsheviks
00:27:18.360 are, as bad as the Soviets are, but we can't, we, we oversupplied them. There's no question about
00:27:22.940 that. And I agree with you. The World War II actually started in the, uh, in the mid 1930s,
00:27:28.420 early 1930s, uh, in China, right on the landmass, not just the Spanish civil war, but the, uh, the
00:27:35.040 invasion. Yeah. The invasion. And it didn't end until, uh, and it still has, it's really just an
00:27:39.140 armistice. The, uh, the Korean war immediately fighting in China, continued on a book about it last
00:27:44.480 year. I can't, I can't remember who that was again on humans, some guy, some guy, some Polish
00:27:52.160 guys, some Polish guy, uh, stick around Jack. We're going to be comparing and contrasting America
00:27:59.240 first, uh, Chicago's next. That's where troops ought to be going. No troops to Ukraine, no troops,
00:28:06.140 uh, to Persia troops to Chicago. They cleaned up DC or then process of cleaning it up Chicago next
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00:30:48.640 End of the dollar empire. We're going to be announcing a physical copy of the book, of all seven free
00:30:57.720 installments we've done. We're also working on the eighth and ninth, so more on that coming. You
00:31:01.860 understand the logic of the BRICS. You have to understand how your enemy thinks. And right now,
00:31:08.060 the BRICS are the enemy of the United States of America. No doubt about that. That's where we got
00:31:12.040 to keep India out of it. Jack Posobiec. You got to have the rapprochement with Russia and the Russian
00:31:22.580 people. You got to sort out Ukraine. Let me just be blunt because we have not been wrong on this yet.
00:31:27.140 And we said it the day that the chaperones were here taking up all that time of President Trump.
00:31:33.940 They don't have the financial wherewithal, the political will, or the military capacity
00:31:37.920 to add anything to Ukraine. They gave a bunch of happy talk that day, but they went back with
00:31:43.320 over to the Ukrainian embassy. And there was that picture with Zelensky. He's trying to sell them,
00:31:48.480 but they got nothing. Zero. It's all happy talk. The British economy is collapsing.
00:31:53.760 The French economy is collapsing. The German economy is already in a recession.
00:31:59.840 There's no political will of the people to do this. They don't have any arms. They have no armies.
00:32:04.540 They can't defend themselves. They depended upon the underwriting of the United States of America.
00:32:09.380 That's why, folks, over the next two weeks, they're going to have a must-pass NDAA,
00:32:13.860 National Defense Authorization Act. It's basically going to lay out over $1 trillion
00:32:19.060 defense budget for the good old United States of America that you are paying for and that your kids
00:32:25.960 are signing up for. And that is because they want to get us into Ukraine big league. It's not going
00:32:32.320 to happen. President Trump's not going to let that happen. But, Jack, right now the Russians are
00:32:37.240 pounding. Zelensky says we're going to pound back. I'm sure they will, as long as they have the arms and
00:32:42.700 somebody gives them money and arms, they'll continue to pound back. It's not about the courage or valor
00:32:46.620 of the Ukrainian people. Hell, 1.8 million of them are either dead or wounded in this fight.
00:32:53.460 And I think now it's pretty obvious that the Russians are going to focus on taking Odessa
00:32:58.300 before they have any discussions about shutting this thing down. Your thoughts, sir?
00:33:04.480 Well, Steve, and not only that, you talk about the political precariousness position that many of
00:33:09.980 the leaders of Western Europe are facing, but Zelensky himself is in a precarious position. This is why
00:33:15.260 just last week, Zelensky was able to reopen the borders. People know that, of course,
00:33:21.320 military-age men in Ukraine, since the war began, were not allowed to leave the country. So when we
00:33:28.040 traveled in a couple of times earlier this year, what did we see at the train station? It's women
00:33:33.060 and children. The women and children are heading out of Ukraine, and they've gone into Poland in a large
00:33:38.440 amount, and, of course, further on into Germany and other parts of Western Europe. But now, just last
00:33:44.100 week, Zelensky, because of his own political position, he's allowed 18 to 20-year-old men,
00:33:50.900 18 to 22, are now allowed to leave Ukraine. You can read this all over the media. You saw videos
00:33:58.660 flooding all over social media. So 18 to 22-year-olds now able to leave. This new regulation was just
00:34:04.660 confirmed on August 26. And that, of course, doesn't mean that they can't volunteer. They
00:34:10.220 can't necessarily go ahead and say they want to join the military. But it does allow them to leave
00:34:15.560 because the pressure has been building up so much. And this has really been the issue from the very
00:34:21.020 start. There's been two inextricable factors to this entire war that you and I have talked about for
00:34:27.240 three and a half years now, Steve, and that's been energy and manpower. So we talked on the very first
00:34:32.840 day of this, how energy strategy and the feckless nature of Western Europe and their ridiculous
00:34:38.820 energy strategy with the windmills and going green and all of this had played a huge role into setting
00:34:44.960 this off. We talked about Greta. She's back in the news again with her new haircut. He-Man wants his
00:34:51.420 hair cut back, by the way. Hang on. Hang on. The fetish of decarbonization.
00:34:55.900 Decarbonization. Yes. It's a fetish of decarbonization that destroyed Germany as a
00:35:02.900 major industrial power. They're in a recession for one reason. They've tried to decarbonize
00:35:07.820 this radical climate agenda, right? And at the same time being dependent upon Russian natural gas.
00:35:14.740 Well, they were getting some cheap Russian natural gas, but something happened to that pipeline that
00:35:18.940 no one seems to answer what exactly happened to that thing, by the way. Not sure if we can get a
00:35:24.620 straight answer on that one. The Danes haven't given us, but I think the Danish know. They just
00:35:29.140 know that they're not allowed to say. And, you know, when you look at the pipeline diplomacy, by the
00:35:34.280 way, if you want to talk short term effects on this of the SEO meeting, when you see as Xi Jinping
00:35:39.680 called it, the dance of the dragon and the elephant, that it's it's very clear. India is going to continue
00:35:47.980 purchasing the cheap oil from Russia, the cheap natural gas and China. What did they do? They just
00:35:53.840 inked and locked in a pipeline, a new pipeline. Power of Siberia, too, is going to be crossing
00:36:00.340 Mongolia, going from Siberia directly to where Beijing. So they're locking in and solidifying
00:36:07.760 this relationship, financial, economic, military, security. And then, of course, you and none of this,
00:36:16.240 none of this, if they have these new structures in place, the SEO and the bricks, it's not going to
00:36:21.560 need to flow through any Western banks, which the Russians aren't going to want to do, because
00:36:26.380 what happened the last time they used Western banks, everything was frozen. So guess what?
00:36:31.900 That means that the war machine keeps gets to keep pumping. Now, I said the second factor,
00:36:37.060 of course, was manpower. The manpower issue, it is what it is. And the Western, by the way,
00:36:42.160 Steve, you mentioned the coalition of the unwilling. Well, we have the coalition of the unwilling.
00:36:46.980 But of course, don't forget, folks, that Britain and France would love to send a bunch of polls to
00:36:53.480 go and fight in Ukraine. They'd be more than happy to send 10,000, 20,000 Polish men to go and fight
00:37:00.180 in Ukraine. But they're not going to send any of their own people. And why? Because of the political
00:37:05.060 position that they're in right now. So when you hear these numbers, we're going to get 20,000
00:37:09.640 together. We're going to get fit. They're talking about Polish people. They're talking about sending
00:37:13.100 Polish citizens to go and fight the Russian war machine. And that's the war machine that when
00:37:18.120 you look over in these Eastern Russian speaking provinces has continued throughout all of these
00:37:22.780 talks, throughout all of these meetings, they've continued to ground and pound the Ukrainian
00:37:27.900 military in many of these areas and a few places, by the way, also breaking through this massive
00:37:33.000 front line, 600 mile front line that they've kept open this entire time. And what are the Russians
00:37:40.000 doing? Just like a, just like, you know, a chess strategy, they're holding back and they're waiting
00:37:44.960 for the Ukrainian military to attempt these counteroffensives. And then when they come forward,
00:37:49.740 they're using their artillery, they're using drones, they're using everything at their command.
00:37:54.140 I was watching some videos last night where they showed that because the targeting has gotten so,
00:38:00.280 so the fidelity of the targeting has gotten so good now that a number of the Ukrainian training forces
00:38:06.000 now have to train underground. They have to put their barracks underground, even deep into the
00:38:11.300 backfield, into Lviv, because whether it's surveillance, whether it's intelligence networks,
00:38:16.460 and of course, Russian intelligence is all over Western Ukraine, the same way, by the way,
00:38:21.760 American intelligence has been there. We know the CIA has been there for a long time. We know that
00:38:25.720 the US military has been running a lot of this out of that, that, that gymnasium in Germany.
00:38:30.580 So this is really a situation where when, when you talk about, and when we went up to Anchorage and
00:38:37.280 sat down and talked about how it's a Ukraine-Russia war, you really can't extricate the United States
00:38:43.300 from the massive amount of involvement we've had in this. This has been a proxy war from the very
00:38:49.160 start between NATO and Russia.
00:38:52.940 And now the game's up because the, and I think that was a great thing about President Trump having
00:38:58.020 the chaperones come because now they've been exposed in all their phoniness. They're barely,
00:39:03.720 listen, this, these are governments that, that, that wanted and invited in mass migration. This,
00:39:09.300 these, the mass invasion from North Africa and the Middle East. And now each one of these governments
00:39:15.340 are teetering on collapse. I think Starmer's approval ratings are in the low twenties.
00:39:20.740 They're talking about Sadiq Khan actually replacing him. Sadiq Khan, the Muslim Brotherhood front man
00:39:27.740 that has, that has totally changed London, just like Mondani is going to change New York City when they
00:39:34.040 take over. The, the, the red green alliance of these neo-Marxists with the jihadists, you're going to see
00:39:39.900 New York City become the new, new London. And now you get every Democrat running to, to endorse,
00:39:45.560 to endorse Zoran or Zoran. So, but it's the collapse of these governments and they can't
00:39:52.160 provide any manpower. You're seeing the exact same thing in Israel yesterday or Sunday, excuse me,
00:39:57.700 Sunday. And this comes from the Jerusalem post and the times of Israel. A 12, I think it was a 12 hour
00:40:03.900 cabinet meeting where the IDF is essentially saying, and this is the IDF commander who was pretty blunt
00:40:12.100 and saying, Hey, before I came in, in March, you had taken zero of Gaza. I've taken 70% of it since
00:40:17.940 I've, I've been the head of IDF. And he's adamantly opposed. It looks like to the plan that Netanyahu and
00:40:23.960 these guys have of, of going door to door in Gaza with the bad actors, but more importantly than having
00:40:30.520 an occupation, he's saying, Hey, you're going to have to have a military, basically a military
00:40:36.560 government in Gaza run by the IDF. And we can't do it. I mean, they had a brutal, they had a brutal
00:40:42.920 cabinet meeting. And part of the reason is they just don't have the manpower. Remember have this
00:40:48.360 huge political issue where they had the young men, the parents didn't want them to fight in Ukraine
00:40:52.860 because they were just being led to the slaughterhouse. In Israel, you got it differently. I guess
00:40:56.940 the ultra Orthodox young men for a host of reasons, culturally, religious, et cetera,
00:41:04.120 won't fight or been excluded. Now a lot of the Israeli citizens are against that. They want them
00:41:09.560 to serve. The IDF just has a, a massive manpower problem to have to go into Gaza and Gaza is, is,
00:41:16.080 is going to be like some of the tough battles in Najaf and Fallujah in Iraq, where you have to go
00:41:24.400 door to door in these bloody, you know, clearing exercises, Jack Posobiec. So the manpower issue is
00:41:29.780 massive in Israel right now to finish what they started in Gaza, sir.
00:41:34.120 Well, Steve, not only that, you mentioned the old ultra Orthodox. This was a key point
00:41:39.380 in Bibi Netanyahu being able to secure right before the, the Iran campaign began a couple
00:41:46.520 of weeks ago, a couple of months ago. Now at this point between Israel and Iran, what did we see?
00:41:51.560 We saw this key situation where Bibi Netanyahu's political coalition almost fell apart, but it was
00:41:57.560 that ultra ultra Orthodox party that said, we will remain with you. But what we want is a carve out.
00:42:02.940 It was about being drafted into the reserves and being sent to fight. And the ultra Orthodox in
00:42:08.320 Israel, this has been a longstanding issue of them. It's kind of like the, uh, you know,
00:42:11.960 the Quakers in the United States, you know, we don't fight, we're pacifists, we're against that.
00:42:16.140 But even then, because every other, and everyone knows about the compulsory military service in
00:42:21.040 Israel, every single other group there says, wait a minute, why do you guys get special favors? So
00:42:26.540 the situation has become politically untenable as well as militarily untenable because it is an
00:42:33.680 unpopular war internationally and domestically. It's leading to these fractures and not only within
00:42:39.340 the political governance in the Knesset, but also within the IDF. But of course you're seeing them
00:42:45.920 push forward because, and I believe that Netanyahu firmly believes that this is the best policy for
00:42:52.780 Israel going forward. You saw him starting to release more footage from October 7th over the
00:42:58.220 past weekend, bringing up some of those videos from that October coming up on, I think on the
00:43:02.940 second anniversary of all that. I remember when those videos came out and we played what we could
00:43:07.900 at the time of those horrific events. But you know, now people are looking at two years later and
00:43:13.120 they're saying, wait a minute, we see horrific videos every single day coming out of Gaza. And also,
00:43:19.280 when you talk to the soldiers, they're looking at it saying, wait a minute, this would be like going
00:43:23.100 door to door in New Delhi with a populace that is extremely and increasingly hostile to us. Many
00:43:31.920 cases fighting for their children. And then of course, Steve, what do you see from the Christian
00:43:35.960 community, Catholic community? They're staying put. Yeah. Jack, hang on for one second. We're getting to
00:43:41.620 all that. Short break. Jack Posobiec is with us this morning in the war room.
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00:45:04.380 Okay. I see some breaking news that, uh, treasury intensifies pressure on Iranian oil smuggling and
00:45:11.260 sanctions evasion schemes in Iraq, right? They ought to do it with the Chinese Communist Party.
00:45:17.260 They're doing, if you cut off, uh, you wouldn't have a Iranian or Persian problem. If you stopped
00:45:26.260 allowing the mullahs to get cashflow by selling, I think 80% of the energy needs of, uh, China right
00:45:33.580 now, as all these other pipelines are being built, it still comes from the mullahs from Iran. You cut
00:45:40.680 that off and you can cut that off easily because it's supposed to be sanctioned. And now it's supposed
00:45:45.780 to be double sanctioned because of the, uh, because of the Kuwait, uh, because of the, um, Ukraine war.
00:45:51.940 You cut that off, the mullahs drop of cashflow, the Persian people take care of it. It's their call.
00:45:59.280 You know, don't we have enough, uh, track record in, in our, our long engagement with, with the Shah
00:46:06.120 and, uh, and everything that that brought to understand what the Persian people want to do.
00:46:11.700 If they, if they want to overthrow these guys, cut off the cashflow and let's see how it plays out.
00:46:18.500 We can't do BB is going to try to divert everybody's attention from his own
00:46:23.440 mangled handling of Gaza. This is his responsibility. And he can put out all the October 7th
00:46:29.800 videos. He wants what we want to see is an official inquiry into October 7th on this very show,
00:46:37.140 on that very day, in that very moment, Jack Posobiec on that Saturday show, who is a naval
00:46:43.940 intelligence officer, Jack, we talked about, it's just impossible that the Mossad and Shin
00:46:49.040 Ben and, uh, American intelligence. It's just, it, it, it just, it's incredible, right? As bad a job
00:46:56.440 as they've done on the intelligence in Persia, what happened on October 7th, they still haven't
00:47:03.300 answered the questions. They need to have a Pearl Harbor type inquiry, uh, into exactly what went on
00:47:08.760 our 9-11 commission. Not that the 9-11 commission or Pearl Harbor ever got to the answers, but it
00:47:13.860 began the process to get to the answers. We haven't, we haven't seen that yet, but BB is no doubt right
00:47:21.280 now, his whole thing, he had an interview with Joel Pollack last week. His whole thing is you can't be
00:47:27.000 MAGA and be anti-Israel. Look, you can be pro-Israel, you can be anti-Israel, you can do anything you want
00:47:33.560 that as long as you're America first and not Israel first, you can be MAGA. So we don't need a foreign
00:47:39.600 leader, particularly a vassal state. Let me, they are a protectorate. They are a protectorate. You saw this
00:47:48.180 in the 12-day war. They didn't have the ability, didn't even come close to the ability
00:47:53.300 to take out the nuclear enrichment program, including the above ground, the above ground,
00:48:01.160 which Navy submarines with Tomahawk missiles, which I might add, Jack, correct me if I'm wrong,
00:48:06.560 the Tomahawk is a 1970s technology. Okay. For the vaunted Israeli air force, uh, we had to take out
00:48:14.780 the above ground with Tomahawk missiles from the North Arabian sea. Uh, we also had to protect by sending
00:48:21.200 Aegis cruisers in our air defense and 25% of our Thad, uh, missile defense to basically provide
00:48:28.200 missile defense for Tel Aviv and other areas because the iron dome and David sling and all
00:48:33.480 this stuff they promote didn't work to the degree that the ballistic missiles and what the Iranians
00:48:38.360 and Persians were hitting them with. This is why president Trump did the massive raid and president
00:48:43.140 Trump is locked in. He's saying, Hey, total obliteration, obliteration of their nuclear enrichment
00:48:48.540 programs. So end of discussion. They want to have regime change. Let the, let the, uh, let the
00:48:54.800 Persian people do it or the Israelis, if they can finish what they started and don't need to drag us
00:48:59.820 in, which obviously they need to drag us in and they're going to try to drag us into Gaza. That's
00:49:04.700 what we have to be on guard about. Cause this Gaza thing, as tough as the IDF is in this commander,
00:49:10.620 the IDF is a pretty tough hombre. When a guy like that saying, Hey, I think we really got to think
00:49:16.820 this thing through before we do this. And I don't like the way BB and these guys, I mean, he in this
00:49:21.380 meeting, and this is what's reported by the Jerusalem posts and the times of Israel, and even all the
00:49:25.060 right-wing bloggers, he threw up to BB and these guys, where were you guys on October 7th? Where were
00:49:30.100 you on October 8th? Where were you on October 9th? So there's a big gap now you're seeing between
00:49:35.900 the IDF and the politicians, sir. Well, and Steve, you also have, uh, president Trump coming out in
00:49:43.660 this, this really incredible interview. And I've, I've been able to parse through a lot of it with
00:49:48.600 the great Reagan Reese over at daily call or oval office interview. And he mentions Israel and he
00:49:54.200 says that, uh, and I want to read the quote, they have to get that war over with, but it is hurting
00:50:00.280 Israel. There's no question about it. They may be winning the war, but they're not winning the world
00:50:05.360 of public relations and it's hurting them. Israel was the strongest lobby 15 years ago that there's
00:50:10.540 ever been. And now is it's been hurt, especially in Congress. So that's, that's president Trump's
00:50:15.580 statement. And we know president Trump obviously has sided with Israel, uh, throughout all of this,
00:50:20.420 but at the same time, he's now also pointing out that this is something that he would like to get
00:50:25.820 over with soon. Uh, you mentioned before I let you go, I know you got to bounce. Uh, the Bible was
00:50:32.480 supposed to be a big announcement today from the white house at 2 p.m. Department more calling it
00:50:37.220 live and check, check, check, you're going to say what, what, what's the announcement?
00:50:43.540 Well, we we've the, the word on the street is that it has to do with defense. Uh, I know the
00:50:48.400 Democrats and, and are claiming that it has to do with the president's health, which is amazing by
00:50:53.380 the way, because the Democrats spent four years telling us that there was nothing wrong with Joe
00:50:57.280 Biden. I remember watching Joe Scarborough. That's the best Biden I've ever seen up there.
00:51:02.300 He's smart. He's articulate. He's going, he's waxing poetic. Well, you know, Biden can't even find his
00:51:07.400 way off the stage, but, uh, but, and then, and then Trump and political playbook this morning,
00:51:12.080 by the way, completely lied about the fact that Trump held the longest cabinet meeting on record.
00:51:18.260 They said he had no public events. I said, what do you mean? I was standing there on the South
00:51:21.180 lawn for three and a half hours waiting for a meeting to get done. What do you mean? No public events.
00:51:24.960 We all watched it. Like we're out like a, you know, a marathon episode of the apprentice or
00:51:28.820 something or going around the room, but you know, I guess Politico just wants to live in their fantasy
00:51:33.180 world. Uh, you know, they need to get, uh, need to get some, need to get Dasha and some other people
00:51:37.680 back, uh, on that thing because it was good for a minute, but now it's, it's, it's gone to the dogs
00:51:42.920 for sure. Department of War. Hey Jack, uh, we have a two minute break at the top of the hour. I'm going to ask
00:51:49.480 you to hold just for a few minutes because I want to talk to you about Christians in the Middle East.
00:51:53.580 There's a discussion among certain parties of a Christian state in the Levant, maybe to parallel
00:52:01.860 the Jewish state. Uh, want to get your thoughts on that. Short commercial break. Jack Basovic's
00:52:06.840 going to be with us. Dr. Taylor Marshall is going to join us. Uh, we're going to talk about also the
00:52:11.720 details of what's going to happen the rest of September. Quite intense, very intense between
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