Bannon's War Room - Episode 4860： WarRoom Black Friday Special 2025 cont

00:00:00.000 this is the primal scream of a dying regime pray for our enemies because we're going medieval on

00:00:11.020 these people here's not got a free shot all these networks lying about the people the people have

00:00:17.600 had a belly full of it i know you don't like hearing that i know you try to do everything

00:00:21.380 the world to stop that but you're not going to stop it it's going to happen and where do people

00:00:24.960 like that go to share the big line mega media i wish in my soul i wish that any of these people

00:00:32.780 had a conscience ask yourself what is my task and what is my purpose if that answer is to save my

00:00:40.720 country this country will be saved war room here's your host stephen k band

00:00:47.940 okay welcome back for the second hour it's friday 28 november year of lord 2025 black friday

00:01:14.760 every year we do our special on black friday we talk about news and events uh but we tied together

00:01:22.060 with our great sponsors and folks that uh that work with the company uh so uh tege we just had your head

00:01:28.720 of security you sent me that video a week or so ago i put it up it went viral on getter uh tell me about

00:01:35.460 tell me about you started pretty young your head of security hunter uh how old is she she's 10 0.90

00:01:42.100 she's uh and then i have a seven year old and a four year old and a 22 but they all shoot guns 1.00

00:01:49.000 they love it she's pretty good she's pretty good shot and she's head of security over 1.00

00:01:54.180 yeah she's really good she's a dead eye she's a she's a natural she just took to it and

00:02:00.280 she never misses she drills everything she aims at she's really good wow wow she really likes it

00:02:07.460 is she gonna be a competitive shooter one day maybe they're all the i have all daughters so 1.00

00:02:14.060 they're all on competitive dance teams i gotta get them onto competitive shooting i don't know if my

00:02:18.580 wife will uh go for that though i don't know competitive dancing mo at that age was irish

00:02:24.400 competitive irish dancing so uh it's it's great um we're gonna start off and we're in the second

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00:04:01.000 know up all night uh looking to shoot bad guys um and uh and so you know taj said hey look we got the

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00:06:10.280 the war room posse for all the all the people that watch the war room we're going to use promo code

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00:06:27.700 war room posse to use promo code war room thank you bro stick around my co-host for the hour always

00:06:34.040 on black friday is tage gill um philip patrick philip you know you've kind of become a celebrity

00:06:40.700 off of the show right you're like the viceroy mike davis i know she'd go places because of the work

00:06:47.320 you've done on the end of the dollar empire and of course the ultimate guide for investing gold

00:06:51.420 and pressure and all the hits you've done here people ask me all the time he said tell me about

00:06:55.560 philip patrick seems like a great guy what's your background because you always say you and i

00:07:00.060 and actually records the three of us none of us started as kind of gold bugs i mean we're not

00:07:04.420 from the ron paul or rand paul we're kind of there now because of what people have done to fiat

00:07:10.320 currencies and the dollars the prime reserve currency but we didn't start there just just give

00:07:15.300 us a couple of hits on your on your background because people ask me all the time i say it seems

00:07:18.640 like a great guy you guys have great chemistry uh they love the to and fro when when you're on the

00:07:23.700 show but give your background yeah um i was born in london england uh went to university there went

00:07:31.000 to school there uh straight out of school i went and worked at citigroup i was in mergers and

00:07:36.760 acquisitions briefly i moved into private banking and then i've been in gold since uh 2009 so a long

00:07:43.960 long long time um and the rest is history i moved to to los angeles in in in 09 started working in

00:07:51.680 precious metals and i've been at birch ever since and the company's grown since i've been there i

00:07:57.220 think we're doing about 100 million a year when we started over a billion dollars a year today so

00:08:02.440 we've grown become a great company and you know my life has changed since you gave me the the platform

00:08:08.520 i really appreciate it steve so this has become a big part of my life today as well so very fortunate

00:08:13.740 very thankful uh to you and the war room so i don't want to make too a sharpened observation

00:08:20.140 here but i noticed you shifted you shifted from banking to precious metals in 2009 if i remember

00:08:26.560 correctly 2009 was the first year after the financial crash of 2008 did that have anything

00:08:32.340 to do with it did you kind of see the house of cards that wall street was building and and that

00:08:36.940 shifted over to to precious metals or talk to me about that talk to me about your transition to 2009

00:08:42.060 it was exactly that and i was very fortunate like there was entire departments losing their jobs at

00:08:48.760 the time we were right opposite lehman brothers so we saw everybody coming out boxes in hand it was i

00:08:55.620 remember it's hard to feel too sorry for them because when you looked in the boxes there were champagne

00:09:01.040 bottles and all types of stuff crazy time to be in in the banking industry and i like you said i saw the

00:09:09.520 writing on the wall and i thought you know where are things heading and it led me to precious metals it led me to

00:09:16.320 birch gold group and i haven't looked back since so very fortunate talk to me i mean people um really love the end of

00:09:25.800 the dollar empire of course we're coming out now with the with the uh hard copy of it we're going to be at

00:09:31.220 amfest philip patrick's going to be at amfest as he is every year uh we're going to be distributing uh at least a couple

00:09:37.480 copies of it we're going to give you ways to find out how you actually uh can get an order of the hard

00:09:42.860 copy of it you've done so much here to teach people what was it like in those first years of 2009 10

00:09:49.360 what what attracted you to precious metals at the time and gold is not what it is now i mean now gold

00:09:54.940 is looked at as you know we're going back to the 19th century it's becoming a major part of the asset

00:09:59.500 class of the money center banks in the world and the central banks but back in 2009 2010 it wasn't there

00:10:06.300 yeah talk to me about that no it wasn't there yet but like i said like we were starting to see

00:10:12.500 systemic problems in in the market i remember a senior banker pulling me aside and saying listen

00:10:18.260 this was right at the tail end of 08 he said this is a climate where you're going to learn more than

00:10:24.480 people have been doing this for the last 20 years there's a lot going on and i started to see policy i was

00:10:30.520 watching central banks around the world sort of looking to start lowering rates easing and it just

00:10:37.020 felt like this was something big when lehman brothers went down obviously in hindsight they

00:10:42.600 wish they'd they'd sort of propped them up and like i said i started searching for where would be a good

00:10:48.720 place for people to start moving to where would where should my clients be looking i was in private

00:10:54.440 banking at the time precious metals started looking very very interesting obviously it started rocking

00:11:00.660 and rolling in in 2009 2010 so it had started moving and i just made the decision to take the

00:11:06.940 jump it was a big one i moved countries i moved careers and like i said i haven't looked back i've

00:11:12.200 been very fortunate um there was an element of luck an element of thought um but like i said for my

00:11:19.080 clients it's been the best thing since 08 09 precious metals have outperformed almost every other asset

00:11:24.940 class and i have i'm more sold on gold and silver today than i was back then and just every single

00:11:32.360 year i started to realize like i said at the turn of the century i started to think i believe gold was

00:11:38.580 was a relic it was a fad not a fad but a relic and i've realized today how important it is

00:11:44.760 talk to me end of the year in particular over thanksgiving weekend people um you know they give

00:11:51.640 thanks but they also stop stop and take an inventory of their lives they do the same thing

00:11:55.760 is this whole holiday season is a time for reflection of where you've been through the year how you're

00:12:00.960 doing and kind of looking forward we've even for the four years we've been uh in partnership and

00:12:06.760 putting out because remember we agreed at the beginning that it wasn't just the price of gold if

00:12:11.800 people learned the kind of process of why gold has been a hedge of this process particularly in

00:12:17.800 times of financial uh you know um uh perturbations or or you know the the finance markets being

00:12:25.860 turbulent as you see it today but something different has happened over the last couple of

00:12:30.020 years really gold has now become kind of an asset that's that's really looked back like in the 19th

00:12:36.640 century where it was the central asset of the world give me a minute or two i'm gonna hold you through

00:12:41.020 the break but give me a minute or two on that look gold was always a safe haven asset it was a

00:12:48.900 monetary asset a very important one for for decades and decades and centuries in the united states and i

00:12:54.520 think as i've said before in the 80s there was there was a belief that the government debt was secure

00:13:03.460 right it was it was uh it was safe and we've seen just this climate of overspending low interest rates

00:13:12.660 massive eating which has permanently distorted the economy and like i said debt to gdp amongst the west

00:13:19.620 averages over 110 percent today we're seeing a reversion back to what was always the historical norm

00:13:25.700 sound money for reserves it's becoming more and more and more important look i believe in in president

00:13:32.620 trump's growth agenda right i do i'm a big believer but he's fighting a system that has been deteriorating

00:13:39.300 for decades it's very difficult to undo 20 years of overspending offshoring debt accumulation we put

00:13:47.600 ourselves in a very tough position and sadly gold is is the solution so this is a reversion back to what

00:13:54.160 has been the historical loom for centuries the reversion back uh philip uh thank you for taking

00:14:00.880 time on friday on black friday but if you can just hang through a short commercial break you get access

00:14:06.060 to everything you need at birch gold go to birchgold.com promo code bannon the end of the dollar empire is a

00:14:11.820 great place to start also gives you access to philip patrick and his team that's the key

00:14:16.440 we are um huge believers in building relationships with these companies that's why they give access

00:14:24.040 one of the reasons that we bring people on as a sponsor they give access to the senior most

00:14:28.880 personnel of the company so the war room posse can build relationships because that's what we're

00:14:33.260 trying to do and i think it's worked out great particularly the team over birch gold philip patrick's

00:14:38.040 team always there to help there's a couple ways to do it birchgold.com promo code bannon into the dollar

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00:14:51.200 uh get the uh ultimate guide for investing in gold and precious metals in the age of trump

00:14:58.700 let me be blunt gold is up around 40 percent this year that's not speculation that's reality and if a

00:15:06.600 portion of your savings isn't diversified into gold you're missing the boat here's the facts

00:15:11.560 inflation still too high the u.s dollar is still too weak and the government debt is insurmountable

00:15:17.020 this is why central banks throughout the world are flocking to gold at record rates they're the

00:15:23.900 ones driving prices up to new record highs but it's not too late to buy gold from birch gold group and

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00:16:49.380 sign up for free and be part of the movement okay welcome back phil patrick before i let you go i

00:16:55.280 just want to take a second a couple minutes uh you came on the show i think on a saturday it was i don't

00:17:00.860 know two months ago it seems like now and you talked about something that was you saw changing and changing

00:17:07.300 pretty uh significantly and that was you know uh people stopped holding government securities on

00:17:14.580 their balance sheets or started to lessen those given the the issues with bonds and inflation

00:17:20.300 and that gold was becoming really the number two asset after dollars walk us through that because you

00:17:26.640 said hey this is going to be a structural change and this change is going to have a meaningful impact

00:17:31.620 on the value of gold over time what did you mean about that and and where do we stand today on that

00:17:37.420 very topic look we have massively disincentivized the world to hold to hold our currency it's that

00:17:46.580 simple and there's two ways we've done it right it's massive money printing a lot of it over the

00:17:52.180 biden and obama years which unavoidably devalues the dollar and makes it less attractive for central

00:17:58.940 banks around the world to hold since the pandemic when we really sort of put that on steroids uh the

00:18:05.540 dollar's lost over 20 percent of its relative buying power so that's one catalyst that incentivized the

00:18:10.860 world to start seeking alternatives the second and bigger catalyst obviously was biden's seizure of

00:18:17.340 russia's assets in 22 when we talk about when record-setting central bank gold buying started

00:18:23.600 it was straight after we seized russia's assets these things have disincentivized the world to hold

00:18:29.720 hold our dollar and gold is the solution listen as tough as as much as the dollar is struggling today

00:18:36.740 there is not a better currency on the planet outside of gold gold doesn't require trust uh it is a better

00:18:44.620 trade than the dollar today in the same time period the dollar's lost 20 percent gold is up over 70

00:18:50.440 percent so we are seeing now central banks dumping dollars and buying gold last year gold as you mentioned

00:18:57.260 became the number two global reserve asset it overtook the euro today it is 20 percent of global

00:19:03.480 reserve currency as i've said before in the 80s it was 70 percent and i think what we're going to see

00:19:09.720 slowly is a reversion back to that and i think on the back of that gold prices will continue to rise

00:19:16.880 what we're seeing is not a rally in gold's price this is a structural repricing my argument is gold has

00:19:24.200 been undervalued for a long long time

00:19:28.320 and remember the time philip was with us our adamant opposition to the ukraine situation and

00:19:37.200 particularly the west pylon in there they did to the russians and to the russian people what they

00:19:42.220 didn't do to the nazis they didn't do to the italian fascists they didn't do to the chinese communist

00:19:46.680 party they didn't do to the bolsheviks they didn't do it to the soviets they didn't do it to imperial

00:19:51.160 japan they did it to the russian people essentially stole their money to then sell it and uh and finance

00:19:59.480 a war against them unprecedented really in in world financial history philip patrick thank you for

00:20:04.680 taking time on this holiday weekend to join us on black friday uh where do people go to build a

00:20:10.060 relationship i i will say every person i know that talks to me and comes back to me says hey we love the

00:20:16.280 relationship we have with uh with birch gold we'd love the information you guys put out so uh where

00:20:21.700 do they go to get you sir very simple it's birch uh birchgold.com forward slash bannon or they can text

00:20:29.560 bannon to 989898 and i will say this it is black friday uh for those and i this is only for those who

00:20:37.440 have already been considering getting in touch uh my marketing department have insisted that i remind

00:20:44.400 listeners that today is the last day to claim eligibility for black friday special offer we are

00:20:51.300 offering a free bar for a twenty thousand dollar purchase again only for those who are already

00:20:58.080 considering making this move uh but they have to complete the purchase by december 22nd so i hope my

00:21:05.340 marketing department is happy but uh tell anyone i'm not a big fan of this as you can tell but uh

00:21:13.900 but listen the reason to buy gold get the information that's the big one and i think this is a cherry on

00:21:20.140 top uh no no one of the reasons we partnered with birch gold is that you know there are a lot of people

00:21:26.060 sell gold and you know they're hyping the price every day and i said no we got to do something

00:21:30.260 different what we have to do is teach people the reason and back of it the reason that gold how why

00:21:35.080 gold's been a hedge for 5 000 years what is the pattern recognition that drives value and i think

00:21:39.940 it's just been extraordinary particularly you make the case that this is a repricing right it's a

00:21:45.500 repricing of gold global risk and where you see it manifested is in gold philip patrick thank you so

00:21:51.240 much brother for coming on here taking time away from the holiday everybody go to birch gold today if you

00:21:55.820 want to take advantage of that special black friday offer get on with it philip thank you have a great

00:22:01.020 rest of the holiday weekend so thank you steve natalie dominguez one of my favorite people natalie

00:22:08.900 how long because we made a recommendation i think we had been doing home title lock for about a year

00:22:13.820 might even been a long and i told i told the guys the senior guys i said hey look this thing's so

00:22:19.640 compelling when you understand what it is but i'm not so sure we can do that in in 30 second reads or

00:22:26.760 60 second reads is what you need is somebody that we can turn to and they would be like the head of

00:22:32.900 education and the education we've seen it work in birch gold we've seen it work in all these other

00:22:36.880 sponsors you give people access to information they're all over it and i think shortly thereafter

00:22:41.820 you were hired i think is the head of education over at home title lock ma'am yes sir and we've we've

00:22:48.520 actually done a really wonderful thing is we've done what we started with you guys and we've

00:22:52.580 expanded it in other areas and found that education really really is the key for people to understanding

00:22:57.980 this because you know you might see a story on the news but you really don't realize how many

00:23:01.880 vulnerabilities are there for you as a homeowner in this otherwise very great country that has a lot

00:23:08.900 of really really behind um legal processes that that make us vulnerable so here's where i'd love when

00:23:16.160 they hired natalie they talked to us about a couple candidates and we thought natalie was the 1.00

00:23:19.480 best and everybody did and here's the reason she she comes across she's very accessible very gentle

00:23:24.720 has that very soothing voice and then she tells you some horror story about what happened in somebody's

00:23:30.740 home it's on but i said it's had so much more impact that somebody comes in because we have you know

00:23:35.260 you guys got fbi guys you got all these guys that were hackers i said hey they're great but they come

00:23:39.900 across as hackers right if you're going to do this have natalie it's like your daughter or your

00:23:44.300 granddaughter or something like that and she just drops a bomb on you what have you found out is if

00:23:48.640 you've been head of education there what stuns me is the horror stories i tell people i said look

00:23:54.460 go to home title lock right it's promo code steve talk to natalie and the team you'll find that's a

00:23:59.440 couple pennies a day and i said the two things that will get you to avoid is this anxiety and fear

00:24:05.280 but even more importantly is the opportunity cost when natalie goes through these stories

00:24:10.540 the takeaway should be is how it consumed people's lives when it happened and it led people to early

00:24:17.220 deaths a lot of people had nervous breakdowns a lot you know particularly if you're in the audience

00:24:21.320 and you you are a worrier and a lot of people are just are particularly as you get a little older in

00:24:26.080 life and that in your home and i keep saying every dream you've ever had is in that home that can turn

00:24:31.700 into a nightmare and that nightmare is not just that you have to pay it back in the anxiety your whole life

00:24:37.460 gets consumed with i mean from our own selfish perspective the war room posse this show's so

00:24:43.140 powerful because you guys are kind of the volunteers you're the shock troops of the mega movement and

00:24:47.900 we ask uh like you know last week we're a couple weeks ago we're about the ai moratorium and different

00:24:54.100 things you come up with that's why we got you know the the situation in texas where abbott's moving

00:24:58.980 on so many different aspects as people go to the go to the ramparts the biggest thing about this

00:25:04.600 that if and i can tell you if you listen these horror stories the peoples whose lives get consumed

00:25:10.600 they sit there and say if i had just paid a couple of pennies a day i could have avoided this and i

00:25:16.740 could have had my life i had my home i have my security i have my time natalie dominguez your thoughts

00:25:22.240 no i 100 agree with everything that you're saying i think it's a big reason why in the beginning of

00:25:28.460 this year we really pivoted to focusing a bit more on our restoration and like i'd like to call it

00:25:34.280 the home title lock difference right yeah you can run down to the county office once a month and make

00:25:39.660 sure that your paperwork is in in place you can you can there are about 10 of counties or less in the

00:25:46.540 u.s that do offer their own monitoring systems but what you're going to get is an email what you're not

00:25:51.500 going to get is a team that's backing you that's going to bring you through the entire legal process

00:25:55.520 and to be honest when i started working for this company i i didn't actually realize how often this was

00:26:02.960 happening because it doesn't really get talked about in the news unless it's something really

00:26:07.280 drastic like graceland you'll see local news covering it but it's not you know countrywide for the most

00:26:13.000 part so um we even brought someone new on our team a few months ago and she was just like i can't 0.92

00:26:19.040 believe how many news stories that we get on a weekly basis like it's it's very very sad and a lot of

00:26:25.540 it is attacking you know the elderly a recent story that we had the other day was a woman in louisville

00:26:31.340 89 years old living in a home because she needed assisted living and her whole family was caught off

00:26:37.420 guard by this dude that just moved into her house filed a quick claim deed and her stuff was out on

00:26:41.860 on the lawn and a concerned neighbor had called the family um and he said oh no she died she sold me the

00:26:47.000 house nope it was fraud and then while the news uh reporters were were investigating this they

00:26:52.460 actually found that two other people within six blocks had also been a victim of this crime

00:26:56.860 to different people it wasn't even the same guy that had done it um so it is localized to some

00:27:03.280 places a bit more than others because of accessibility but yeah it it is absolutely

00:27:07.880 happening and the home title lock difference is you know our team of legal experts throughout the u.s

00:27:12.760 uh we fight for you you hypothetically could pay for one home you could pay for our system for

00:27:18.380 30 years and you're still going to pay less or equal to what you're going to pay just as a retainer fee

00:27:23.900 for a lawyer if you know you're a victim and you have to go through this uh the family that i was

00:27:29.400 just talking about in louisville she got on the news and she was talking about how sad it is that

00:27:33.760 in our country we have to pay people to get our house back for something that's a legal issue

00:27:39.480 for something that's a government issue it's stunning hang on for a second i'll hold you through

00:27:44.020 break i do want to talk about graceland because a lot of people said well that can't happen to me i said

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00:29:05.140 brickhouse sale.com war room here's your host stephen k man

00:29:11.200 so natalie dominguez a lot of people say well hey look i hear but these are all you know they're old

00:29:17.740 people or they're living in marginal neighborhoods i go no no no no no this can happen anywhere any place

00:29:25.080 any zip code anytime to anybody it happened to graceland give us a minute on that just a just a highlight

00:29:32.680 reel because graceland is not just an icon in american cultural history you know it's a place that

00:29:40.740 millions of people have seen or gone to it's one you know talk to me about what happened in graceland

00:29:45.480 under the nose of everybody yeah absolutely some of you guys might have i mean i know we discussed it

00:29:51.420 on on the show but um you may have seen it on the news and it wasn't discussed in the way it probably

00:29:55.980 should have been discussed um graceland was under attack some paperwork had been filed with lisa marie

00:30:01.740 presley is you know fraudged uh fraud excuse me fraudulent signature ford signature um and they

00:30:07.960 ended up going through for months this entire process of foreclosure on graceland um because

00:30:14.040 someone had just created some fraudulent paperwork and the crazy thing is the family started fighting

00:30:19.540 this mind you this is the second most visited house in america they've got elvis money right and

00:30:25.200 they have to fight this in court just like everyone else would they got down to the day before the

00:30:31.720 foreclosure sale which is what gets me the most right and if i remember correctly the judge said

00:30:37.020 something along the lines of the reason that they are putting a pause on the foreclosure to investigate

00:30:41.880 the day before okay was because it was caught it would cause irreparable irreparable harm to the state

00:30:47.380 of tennessee so what that tells me is this is the second most visited home in america outside of the

00:30:52.580 white house and a lot of their tax dollars um come from tourism come from graceland right so they

00:31:00.540 didn't stop it because they're like hey this is possibly a crime let's look into it they stopped

00:31:04.880 it because it was going to affect them as the government this is my opinion i will say my opinion

00:31:08.800 um but this isn't going to happen to the average you know average joe walking down the street if you're

00:31:13.520 a victim they're not going to stop it because you're not graceland right and yeah it does happen to a lot

00:31:19.580 of marginalized people it does happen to a lot of elderly that don't have elvis money and don't

00:31:24.780 have the resources so it's scary it could happen to them happened in petco park in san diego a few

00:31:29.380 years ago a man that was suffering suffering from some mental illness issues had gone in and just

00:31:35.420 filed some paperwork and petco park was going through some sort of sale or refinance or something

00:31:40.280 and they found out that this dude like two years before had changed the paperwork no one knew anything

00:31:45.160 about it until it came time that they actually needed every all their ducks to be in a row um it 0.94

00:31:49.380 can literally happen to anyone any property with a parcel number it's very very this is it one of the

00:31:55.420 reasons it took so long is that the and you hear natalie's stories they're always very confusing and

00:32:01.560 convoluted it's like the thing in louisville when the furnish is on the thing oh then your mom died no

00:32:05.940 no she's actually alive that's not true every story you tell because remember the people doing this

00:32:11.880 are crafty cunning people the stories get so convoluted the reason one of the reasons the

00:32:16.360 judge is that they went down to the end is like and think about it think about the estate of elvis

00:32:20.840 press and all this they have the best lawyers you've got the highest powered guys in the world

00:32:24.460 even then it's not clear exactly what happened you do not want this to happen to you it's very simple

00:32:29.240 just go to home title lock dot com promo code steve you got all the information up there but you got

00:32:35.040 natalie dominguez and the education team over there that can help you uh natalie thank you so much for

00:32:40.380 being her black friday always love hearing your stories and like i said that very gentle voice

00:32:44.760 the very sweet demeanor and you're always dropping bombs on this on the like it's like a horror movie

00:32:49.760 right because it is a horror movie we care steve we want people to be protected i i care about people

00:32:56.040 it breaks my heart when i see elderly old ladies on the street it's horrible terrible turfed out of 1.00

00:33:02.520 something that their family and they have worked forever like i said every dream you've ever had is in

00:33:07.240 that home and probably 90 percent of your net worth don't let it turn into a nightmare and it could

00:33:11.640 easily with you know with advances in ai cyber bad guys bad hombres rogue accountants rogue lawyers

00:33:19.020 all of it uh natalie dominguez thank you so much honored to have you on here always loved the home

00:33:23.900 title lock stories these guys um loved working with all these folks trevor comstock two guys trevor

00:33:34.200 comstock and uh the three i've seen kind of grow these from the very beginning trevor comstock over

00:33:39.120 sacred human health uh katherine over at meriwether farms and the reason katherine doesn't come on as 1.00

00:33:45.200 much as anymore is that the product is so good so many people signed up for subscriptions

00:33:50.100 that they can't get to be fast enough i mean it's it's really an extraordinary story of someone who

00:33:56.480 started with an idea what they did same with tej tej was head of my security for years right and then had

00:34:02.960 this side gig doing the t-shirts of of really about uh the fallen you know heroes they had their navy

00:34:09.460 seals around benghazi but then had this idea and i saw him develop this idea over time same with

00:34:14.700 with trevor comstock in fact trevor how did you get the idea because i think what people love about

00:34:19.700 sacred human health it's like you handcraft this that you don't put out a ton of products you work

00:34:25.180 almost for years when you get a product to make sure it's absolutely special uh and then you uh

00:34:31.260 then you develop it then you get the manufacturing lined up etc but get what's your background how did

00:34:36.140 you even come up the idea with sacred human health yeah um so we got our start about two years ago

00:34:43.100 um and a little background on it for anyone that really doesn't know about our story uh the the real

00:34:48.260 reason why we created sacred human in the first place was really just to offer health products

00:34:52.820 that are clean natural and made with integrity so uh like i mentioned when we started about two years

00:34:58.660 ago our goal is really just to provide people with the high quality products uh and affordable as well

00:35:03.720 while kind of breaking away from the big corporate model that oftentimes prioritizes profit over health

00:35:08.540 as you can imagine uh but what we kind of saw throughout the market before we got our start was that

00:35:14.280 a lot of these larger companies throughout the industry were cutting corners where their marketing

00:35:19.540 their products is healthy but then if you take a closer look at the labels uh you'll find things

00:35:23.920 like preservatives artificial additives food dyes and other fillers that can actually be pretty

00:35:29.640 detrimental to your health um and then to take it a step further a lot of these other companies were

00:35:34.060 outsourcing all their production overseas uh usually to china so we kind of saw what was going on and

00:35:39.900 it's very similar to what you see within the food industry and what rfk jr talks a lot about just in

00:35:45.320 terms of these food products being advertised as healthy when they're actually not and then of course

00:35:50.280 a lot of those companies are outsourced overseas as well but at least for us we wanted to create an

00:35:55.620 american-made company so we always just promise to to make sure that all of our products are produced

00:36:00.900 right here in the usa so a lot of our production takes place in ohio as well as idaho um and then

00:36:07.760 as you had mentioned it does take us a while to get a lot of our products off the ground just because

00:36:12.840 we don't just shovel out products just to sell them we really do take the time

00:36:17.160 and precaution to deliver products that are actually beneficial and of actual quality so we third-party lab

00:36:24.720 tests all of our products we third-party lab tests all each lot uh specifically which a lot of other

00:36:31.400 companies don't do just because it costs a lot of money to do it but we take a hit on the margins we

00:36:36.160 don't mind um and again it just ensures that we test for things like heavy metals uh bacteria as well

00:36:44.360 as ingredient purity so again we just always want to make sure that we're delivering the best products

00:36:49.460 possible and then you know the reason why it takes so long aside from that is because we it takes

00:36:54.500 sometimes up to six months to formulate the products then it has to go through r&d and then

00:36:59.140 we have the lab tested multiple times so we're doing our best to ensure that we can deliver products

00:37:03.940 of actual quality again as opposed to just selling stuff just to sell stuff which a lot of other

00:37:09.540 companies do and at this point you know we have a handful of products of course our grass-fed beef

00:37:14.500 liver is our most popular which is amazing for overall health vitality and energy that i think will

00:37:21.620 always be our number one products what we started with and will always be our flagship but we also

00:37:26.480 have our other products like our collagen which is amazing for skin health joint health as well as

00:37:32.640 gut function and then we have our sleep product which is all natural ingredients derived of four

00:37:38.660 natural ingredients and then our magnesium with vitamin d which is also extremely popular and then a few

00:37:45.180 others i also wanted to mention that we are rolling out within the next couple days a new product

00:37:50.340 that i think the war room posse specifically is going to love um i've already been using it for a

00:37:55.360 little bit and it's done wonders for me so i'm excited to talk about that very shortly um but to take

00:38:01.320 it a step further um i know we launched our new towel moisturizer about two months ago and the feedback on

00:38:09.240 that was absolutely incredible um it kept selling out it's still although we've ramped up production

00:38:14.480 um it still comes close to selling out even to this day and we only launched it about maybe two or three

00:38:20.340 months ago but with that too we also just get a ton of questions around it on a daily basis and a lot

00:38:25.200 of people are intrigued about it um so you know i always like to mention that the the tallow moisturizer

00:38:30.420 for those who don't know is just made with the two ingredients which is the 100 american grass

00:38:35.740 finished uh beef tallow and then we pair it with the raw manuka honey so similar to our similar to our

00:38:42.160 other products we don't include any preservatives synthetic ingredients or any artificial junk

00:38:47.180 and the tallow is pretty remarkable because it's almost identical to the natural oils that your skin

00:38:52.140 produces and your skin's actually able to absorb the tallow as opposed to it just like sitting on the

00:38:59.660 top of your skin which is usually the case with a lot of other products on the market and then to take

00:39:04.140 it a step further it's also loaded with vitamins like vitamin a d e as well as k which your skin

00:39:10.020 essentially needs to stay healthy and radiant and then as i had mentioned we pair it with the raw

00:39:14.300 manuka honey which is super powerful um it does wonders for things like eczema if you have that

00:39:20.060 um around your skin uh also like seborrhea redness as well as just general uh dehydration of the skin

00:39:27.460 so i can't say enough about it um it's been like i said selling like crazy and the reviews have been

00:39:34.320 if you sift through them have been uh pretty remarkable so i've been super happy no no it's

00:39:38.240 almost getting it's it's we only got a couple of minutes i want to make sure people go to the site

00:39:41.940 get up but it's almost getting all the products are selling big and of course the flagships are

00:39:47.760 blown out the door um and but the tallow and the honey are almost getting cult-like status

00:39:54.540 yeah i mean i have people that come and get it and they use it and they contact me and they just

00:39:59.780 why is it almost getting that cult-like status uh because there's a lot of products out there

00:40:05.160 what did you guys do on this to make it so unique yeah i mean i personally you know it's an ancient

00:40:10.960 product if you will but i think it's pretty revolutionary i think just similar to like what

00:40:15.360 you see with the foods and supplements as i mentioned earlier throughout the skincare product

00:40:19.300 market market um you know you'll see other brands like olay or and whatnot but those when you look at

00:40:25.240 the ingredients have a ton of chemicals in them um and they don't have any like actual real nutrients

00:40:30.920 if they do have any vitamins in them they're always synthetic so the tallow is just a natural moisturizer

00:40:36.000 um it's become a little bit popular throughout you know the last year or so but you know we're one of

00:40:41.160 the few products that pairs it with the raw manuka honey um and also all of our jars are handmade

00:40:45.960 uh we have a very small team in idaho so we're not mass producing anything um and again it's just

00:40:52.180 it's what's special about is it's almost identical to the natural oils that your skin produces so

00:40:56.800 it absorbs really nicely um again it helps with the hydration um a little bit of wrinkles as well

00:41:03.380 i personally use it every day i have some crow's feet but it does wonders for that um and yeah i mean

00:41:08.720 it's been selling so fast we also have wholesale accounts so people have been buying it um by you know

00:41:14.420 the hundreds if not thousands uh which is pretty cool to see so i'm excited we will definitely want

00:41:19.960 to take a step further sell elsewhere um and as i had mentioned we have another product coming out

00:41:24.820 very shortly that i think people are going to be really excited about but it's made in idaho as well

00:41:29.220 by our same team that produces the tallow this this is a something it'd be a great gift for someone in

00:41:36.440 your life so go to the site today where they go right now i want to get all the information and i want

00:41:40.480 to have access to you where they go yeah so you can go to sacredhumanhealth.com also we are running

00:41:46.480 our black friday sale so at checkout just use code friday for 25 off any of our products um for any one

00:41:53.740 time purchase um of course if you have questions you can let us know but yeah definitely use code

00:41:58.240 friday for 25 off on any of our products um at checkout if you just go to sacredhumanhealth.com

00:42:04.840 um and yeah definitely check out the reviews too there's a there's a lot of good feedback from the

00:42:08.920 war room posse and if they go to the site how can they get to how can they get to you directly

00:42:14.240 yeah so you just hit the contact us uh button at the top of the page i personally monitor all the

00:42:20.920 emails as well so we have one other person that helps a little bit but also i'm happy to speak

00:42:25.740 on the phone with anyone that has any questions just ask for my number i'm happy to give it to you

00:42:31.220 and answer any questions directly you know who also did this looked at all the emails was charlie kirk

00:42:36.780 trevor komstock you're a good man uh have a great rest of the thanksgiving week i know you work seven

00:42:42.760 days a week fantastic great entrepreneurial spirit thank you so much for being here on black friday sir

00:42:48.480 short commercial break we're gonna wrap up our black friday special i got my wingman tage gill

00:42:56.100 we're gonna ask tage about what are the lessons of being an entrepreneur i know everybody out there in

00:43:02.100 the audience got an idea how do you manifest it next in the war room

00:43:06.140 uh welcome back uh so uh sam we have sam tannenhaus tomorrow who wrote the definitive

00:43:18.080 biography of bill buckley now the key to this book it's not just about bill buckley a biography but it's

00:43:24.800 also about the revolution the conservative revolution that bill buckley uh the bill buckley

00:43:29.860 started thank you so much my able assistant right there buckley the life and the revolution that

00:43:37.580 changed america now i understand there's a lot of people in this audience are not bill buckley fans

00:43:41.880 but you got to join us tomorrow we're going to walk you all through it and so it's uh it's not

00:43:46.460 history it's about what's happening today that uh and what got us here so uh a fascinating

00:43:52.160 individual sam tannenhaus will join us here in the war room tomorrow uh on my favorite show the

00:43:58.280 saturday show of course one of my favorite shows of the year is the black friday show

00:44:02.340 tage gill you were a uh gunman a gunfighter and pipe hitter for the united states uh government for

00:44:10.700 your country 16 tours navy seal and contractor then you had you had a big security company you

00:44:17.800 were head of our security for a number of years you had this uh side gig but then you totally

00:44:22.640 dedicated yourself and you quite frankly here's why i know you've built one of the great coffee

00:44:27.260 companies in the world because companies out there that have huge backing of private equity

00:44:33.060 are trying to now take one of the things you've done and say oh yeah we do it too so i just want

00:44:39.560 we got a couple minutes here at the end i want to just talk about uh being an entrepreneur because

00:44:44.220 so many people in our audience particularly some of the younger people but also the older people

00:44:47.900 i've always thought about hey can i take my side hustle and make it a full-time thing what is your

00:44:52.940 advice as we wrap this show up on a on a weekend that's given to gratitude and thanks uh walk us

00:45:00.800 through it sir yeah uh first of all if you have a good idea and you want to try something stop aiming

00:45:08.100 and start shooting you know ideas are great but they mean nothing unless you put them into take action

00:45:13.840 and put them into play i know so many guys with good ideas that we call them the good idea fairies

00:45:18.660 and they're they're scared to walk away from their job and try this you just got to do it jump in with

00:45:25.280 both feet if you fail guess what that happens get back on the horse do it again and if you fail again

00:45:32.320 just keep doing it until you succeed you need you need a good product good service you need a network

00:45:39.060 you need to advertise and you just have to do it get out get out there and do it don't be afraid

00:45:44.880 surround yourself with people that are better than you you know those are mentors advisors right people

00:45:51.320 that have already done it you got to surround yourself with those kind of people and you got

00:45:55.380 to ask them for help if you don't ask for help no one's going to give it to you

00:45:58.860 so that that's my advice just get out there and do it that the biggest thing is the people have so

00:46:05.340 many good ideas and they don't action them they don't put them into play that's that i mean that

00:46:12.520 that those are the basics right just get out and do it and it's going to be hard big deal just work

00:46:18.560 through it don't quit and keep trying and keep trying and keep trying and keep trying and if it

00:46:23.700 doesn't work try something new that's that's that's what i have to say that's that's the biggest

00:46:29.340 thing is take action if you fail keep doing it and you will succeed if you if you try hard enough

00:46:37.080 and surround yourself with winners surround yourself with people that are better than you

00:46:40.680 have the mentors have advisors have people you can call and ask questions if you're trying to figure it

00:46:47.180 out yourself you're just reinventing the wheel so instead of reinventing the wheel and going through

00:46:52.300 that pain have people around you that can show you how to do it the right way that's that's what i

00:46:57.740 i think that's the biggest thing uh last thing uh what since we're in the weekend that we give

00:47:05.940 gratitude and thanks to god what what have you been most grateful for in this past year sir

00:47:12.180 grateful to my wife grateful for my kids grateful to the war room posse grateful for you steve for

00:47:20.660 having me on the show um i'm grateful to god for blessing me and giving me all this stuff but i didn't

00:47:27.680 realize how blessed i was until a few years ago my throughout my whole life i've had a lot of uh

00:47:33.940 golden eggs dropped in my lap and i don't and i didn't take action on those like i was saying take

00:47:39.100 action you if if you're if you're blessed take action take advantage of it like that like like they

00:47:47.120 say when opportunity knocks answer the door and give give gratitude and give thanks for those

00:47:54.020 around you that support you because i have so many people around me that support me and help me

00:47:57.300 and i didn't realize that until a couple years ago and i do now and i'm very grateful for it and i'm

00:48:03.260 very grateful for the war room posse who supports warpath coffee so much i'm very grateful to steve

00:48:09.340 bannon for having let me come on this show and do this this is amazing i mean this this is a huge

00:48:13.280 opportunity for me and i i answer the door when it knocks now and i give thanks and i give gratitude

00:48:20.020 tage gill uh where do people go you got a big sale today i want everybody to go check it out i want

00:48:27.400 people to go read what i want to do is people go read the 15 000 five-star reviews delve into them

00:48:33.320 over the weekend where do folks go warpath.coffee use promo code war room and read the reviews the

00:48:41.740 reviews are insane like people love our coffee we turn coffee drinkers into non-coffee drinker from

00:48:50.160 from non-coffee drinkers into coffee drinkers we have people that say like hey you know i don't

00:48:54.400 like drinking coffee it messes with my stomach you know because it's so bitter and acidic and then they

00:48:58.860 drink ours and they love it we have people that can only drink organic coffee that try our coffee and

00:49:04.920 they say they don't get any kind of allergic reaction from our coffee because we use clean premium

00:49:08.980 beans so go to the website warpath.coffee use promo code war room read the reviews and you're gonna

00:49:16.620 love it tage gill couldn't be a better way to wrap up a black friday than with you thank you so much

00:49:24.080 sir uh we'll let you get back to work because we know you're working all the time for path coffee

00:49:28.740 it's fantastic so uh proud to be working with these people just great the companies are great they

00:49:34.000 provide you great services and products go check it out over the weekend um tomorrow like i said sam

00:49:39.940 tennenhouse is going to join us you are not going to want to miss this extraordinary guy extraordinary

00:49:45.680 storyteller you're going to learn a lot about i'll make sure we learn a lot about american history

00:49:51.520 the life and the revolution that changed america the story of bill buckley i'm going to leave you now

00:49:58.280 with the right stuff an amazing book by tom wolf an amazing movie by philip kaufman if you haven't

00:50:05.260 got it over the holidays make sure you watch it with the kids it'll blow you away the test pilots

00:50:10.420 and the mercury pro in the mercury astronauts america at its greatest and of course bill conti

00:50:16.960 in an academy award winning score the right stuff takes us out on a friday we'll see you back here

00:50:23.960 tomorrow my favorite show of the week the saturday morning war room with sam tennenhouse see you then

00:50:53.960 all right

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