Bannon's War Room - Episode 4871： Left Implode Over DHS Election Security Unit

00:00:00.000 Six days after the major news networks called the 2020 race for Joe Biden,

00:00:05.300 the former mayor of New York City stood before reporters as hair dye streamed down his face

00:00:10.500 and declared the election was stolen. He said he would prove it in court,

00:00:16.400 but he never produced any of that proof. Not in Wisconsin, not in Arizona, not in Michigan,

00:00:23.020 not in Pennsylvania. Of the more than 60 lawsuits challenging the 2020 results, Trump got a

00:00:30.380 favorable ruling in just one case, and it was only procedural and it only affected a few hundred

00:00:37.280 ballots, not enough to sway any results. The other cases were either dismissed, settled or voluntarily

00:00:44.040 withdrawn. But the myth of the fraud that dead people voted, machines were hacked, a foreign 0.54

00:00:50.080 government interfered, and votes were flipped. Well, that myth lived on. Promoted ad nauseum on

00:00:56.400 conservative media. But the myth even lost there, and it was costly. After trashing Dominion voting

00:01:04.080 machines, Fox News was forced to pay one of the largest defamation settlements in U.S. history,

00:01:11.180 $787 million to keep that case from going to trial. And yet, the myth of a stolen election still lives.

00:01:23.500 Because the President of the United States, despite being back in the Oval Office, can't let 2020 go.

00:01:30.960 He refuses to accept he lost. And not accepting it has become a litmus test for anyone in the

00:01:38.400 Republican Party, be they a lawmaker or a member of President Trump's second administration.

00:01:44.480 It's not just refusing to accept the loss, it's investigating those who publicly stated the truth

00:01:50.460 about the election, like Chris Krebs. And now it's also potentially continuing investigation into the

00:01:58.940 loss itself, and maybe even using the delusion to gain more power over the next elections.

00:02:05.680 President Trump's new election integrity team at the Department of Homeland Security includes

00:02:11.020 Heather Honey and Marcy McCarthy, two election deniers who worked to overturn the results

00:02:17.740 in Georgia and Pennsylvania. Honey is now Deputy Assistant Secretary for Election Integrity

00:02:23.980 at the Department of Homeland Security. And McCarthy was named Director of Public Affairs

00:02:29.100 at the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, or CISA.

00:02:35.820 According to the New York Times, Honey hosted a call with election officials from nearly all 50

00:02:41.340 states last month. The paper reports many of the officials left that call alarmed.

00:02:47.580 Five people familiar with the call say Honey spent much of her time repeating claims that the 2020

00:02:51.920 election was fraudulent, questioned the mission of CISA, and made multiple references to a report

00:02:59.060 that election machines had been hacked and could not be trusted. Ms. Honey and Ms. McCarthy did not

00:03:05.460 respond to the New York Times request for comment, and the Homeland Security Department declined to give

00:03:11.300 specifics about the department's election work. But it is because these individuals are now responsible

00:03:17.620 for laying the groundwork for the upcoming midterm and presidential elections that many election experts

00:03:24.020 are even more alarmed today.

00:03:27.220 Well, she has broad authority to investigate through the Department of Homeland Security. And then, of course,

00:03:32.740 if it's accompanied by the Department of Justice, then they have broad authority to prosecute. And I promise

00:03:38.020 you that can potentially disrupt an election. And if nothing else, it will make a number of election

00:03:42.980 administrators nervous if they're simply calling spades a spade and saying, no, the 2020 election

00:03:48.820 wasn't stolen or no, the 2026 election wasn't stolen or the 2028 election wasn't stolen. And so now I think

00:03:56.100 for the first time ever, we have a number of people within these government offices who are willing to

00:04:03.380 indulge the most fanciful of claims. And that simply did not exist in President Trump's administration

00:04:11.220 in 2020, by and large, with the exceptions of people like John Eastman.

00:04:15.060 Heather Honey should know better because in 2022, well after the 2020 election, and Stephen knows

00:04:21.860 this probably better than anybody else. She was a witness in litigation brought in Arizona, where 0.76

00:04:27.300 she claimed that certain procedures used by a particular county could have allowed false ballots

00:04:32.820 to be counted. And again, I'm reading from the New York Times story right now. But as she was questioned,

00:04:37.860 she acknowledged she had no evidence that this had occurred on a widespread scale. She was fully discredited

00:04:44.020 as a witness in that Arizona litigation. And a judge found, and again, I'm quoting from his decision,

00:04:49.700 would not come close to clear and convincing evidence that the election outcome was affected.

00:04:55.140 And nonetheless, Heather Honey has it in her mind that more people voted than were entitled to vote across

00:05:01.620 a number of states in various counties, etc. And she is not letting go of that idea,

00:05:08.900 joining forces with people like Cleta Mitchell to say that they are the true defenders of election

00:05:14.180 integrity. And they will get to the bottom of why there are discrepancies between voter rolls and the

00:05:20.340 number of votes cast. They believe there is widespread fraud and who is registered to vote and who is

00:05:25.220 actually voting and that they themselves are the only ones who are willing and able to get to the bottom.

00:05:30.580 All right. So if there are National Guard troops on the ground and people are concerned about

00:05:36.260 feeling intimidated to go to the polls, or what if there is another argument that these election

00:05:42.500 machines are all being hacked? I know there's transparency. I know people like you and people

00:05:48.260 like the Secretary of State have been going out and trying to say these things are not attached to

00:05:51.780 the Internet. I mean, Chris Krebs has said that over and over again. They're not attached to the

00:05:55.700 Internet. They can't be hacked. But that myth, that lie is still pushed. So there's that. But then

00:06:02.020 there's also just the physical aspect of it. If there's national troops on the ground in some of

00:06:05.780 these polling places, what's the advice of local officials? Well, I would say if you're in a state

00:06:11.620 like Nevada or Arizona, you can certainly vote ahead of time. You can vote no excuse early and you can

00:06:16.420 vote by mail. As for machines being hacked, not only are they not connected to the Internet,

00:06:21.620 but 97 percent of voters in the United States use a paper ballot. That means that there is always a

00:06:28.900 non-hackable, auditable paper trail. And to my fellow conservatives and Republicans out there,

00:06:34.500 I would say continue to believe in the rule of law and the rule of law. The courts have shown

00:06:39.620 consistently after 2020, after 2022, after 2024, that despite what people like Heather Honey have alleged,

00:06:47.140 our elections have been fair and they have been lawful and they have been accurate.

00:06:51.380 And if the courts rule such in 2026, then I hope and I trust that people will abide by the results of

00:06:58.580 those elections. This is the primal scream of a dying regime. Pray for our enemies,

00:07:09.140 because we're going medieval on these people. I got a free shot. All these networks lying

00:07:15.540 about the people. The people have had a belly full of it. I know you don't like hearing that. I know you

00:07:20.260 try to do everything in the world to stop that, but you're not going to stop it. It's going to happen.

00:07:23.860 And where do people like that go to share the big line? Mega Media. I wish in my soul, I wish that any

00:07:31.620 of these people had a conscience. Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose? If that answer is

00:07:39.300 to save my country, this country, this country will be saved.

00:07:44.020 War Room. Here's your host, Stephen K.

00:07:46.980 Bannon.

00:07:51.860 Wednesday, 22 October, year of our Lord, 2025. Heather Honey, the great Heather Honey is now,

00:07:59.780 was a deputy over at DHS for election integrity. They're full meltdown, baby. Full meltdown.

00:08:10.260 You got Cleta Mitchell's wingman, Heather Honey, and Heather's one of the toughest and the best, 1.00

00:08:15.540 now in charge of election integrity for the United States government. Does it get any better than that?

00:08:22.340 They're losing it because they understand no more stolen elections. No more. None. The null set.

00:08:29.780 So that was announced this afternoon. They're a full meltdown. We may go to the Oval Office here

00:08:34.100 shortly. The Secretary General of NATO is there. Not that we care about that. The President may take

00:08:39.140 questions. We definitely care about that. So it could be open. We got a lot to get through. We've been

00:08:44.900 making a lot of news here at the War Room today. Steve Robinson from Maine has got that great

00:08:50.660 news site up there. Steve, you've got a breaking news story that's quite important about the Maine

00:08:57.940 elections. We're talking about election integrity. We've been warning about people that it's not the

00:09:03.860 foot soldiers you see in the streets of Antifa or these protests, the ones that are getting violent. It's

00:09:08.180 the people that train them, particularly folks in the military and people who wouldn't know nobody in

00:09:12.500 the military. They're all patriots. Well, that's not actually the case. Steve Robinson, what is this

00:09:17.860 breaking story coming out of Maine, sir? Hi, Steve. Thanks for having me on. We actually

00:09:23.380 reported this morning that Graham Plattner, the progressive darling who's been endorsed by Bernie

00:09:28.420 Sanders and received universally positive, just gushing coverage right up until Governor Janet Mills

00:09:34.820 decided that she was going to run for the U.S. Senate seat for a chance to challenge Susan Collins. 1.00

00:09:40.100 He's been active with a group called the Socialist Rifle Association. It's a play off of the NRA,

00:09:48.260 but it's a group that's linked with Antifa and also the group out in Salt Lake City, the trans

00:09:55.060 paramilitary group that is connected with Tyler Robinson, Charlie Kirk's assassination.

00:10:00.580 So that's how the Socialist Rifle Association first kind of popped into the national consciousness,

00:10:04.420 at least for me. But we found that there was a Maine chapter and started digging into it. And then

00:10:09.060 when this Graham Plattner story broke, we found Reddit comments that he'd posted, which are now

00:10:14.100 deleted. But I think everyone now agrees that P. Hustle is in fact Graham Plattner. He hasn't denied

00:10:19.860 making any of these comments. In some of the comments that CNN missed when they broke the first story,

00:10:26.020 he says that he provides training, including defensive handgun training,

00:10:31.300 to the Socialist Rifle Association. He's of course an ex-Marine, ex-Army Reserve,

00:10:36.100 former private contractor in Afghanistan, doing close security for the ambassador. So he knows his

00:10:41.460 way around firearms and his tutelage would be invaluable if you were a bunch of LGBTQ leftists 1.00

00:10:48.020 who didn't know how to use firearms. And when we went looking at the social media accounts for the

00:10:52.820 Socialist Rifle Association chapter of Maine, we found tons of pictures of multiple cases of paramilitary

00:11:00.420 training out on the range, including pictures where an individual who looks just like Graham Plattner

00:11:07.540 with red hair and a red beard is seen playing range officer for them. So it's clear that Graham is a

00:11:15.540 little bit more of a far left radical than he's led on in some of his campaign appearances. And this

00:11:22.420 combined with revelations that he has a literal Nazi tattoo on his chest that he never got rid of for 17

00:11:29.700 years, I think is making it a very, very bad week for Graham and a good week for Maine Governor Janet Mills.

00:11:37.380 Look, the reason he was embraced is that anybody that comes across as a populist,

00:11:41.460 they're going to jump on. And of course, there's no populist over there. It's all phony.

00:11:45.620 I'm less concerned too about that. The tattoo is a typical thing that the left jumps on. But I'm more

00:11:51.940 than concerned about what your reporting has shown. I have to ask you first, in doing this research,

00:11:58.260 Steve, it strains credulity to think that CNN did not see this, sir. They just didn't want to report it

00:12:06.260 because this gets down to the TFA. I mean, walk us, take a time. We're going to get some space for

00:12:12.660 you here, unless we got to go to the Oval. Walk us through your process and how the great investigative

00:12:18.260 team over the CNN got really the unimportant comments and forgot the, they forgot the meat,

00:12:24.740 sir. Yeah, well, Steve, that's excellent. That's my first thought as well, was leave it to CNN to focus

00:12:31.220 on him saying the word retarded instead of the paramilitary training that he was doing 0.70

00:12:35.940 with Antifa super soldiers. I mean, that seems like they buried the lead a little bit. That seems

00:12:40.420 like the first place, uh, where, where, uh, you know, a journalist would go. Uh, but I managed to get

00:12:46.820 my hands on the opposition research file. Uh, I don't know this for sure, but I don't believe that CNN

00:12:51.860 did this investigative work themselves. I think this was handed to them by opposition, uh, researchers.

00:12:57.860 Uh, it's too convenient. It was just two days after, uh, Janet Mills declared, I think this is

00:13:01.940 Chuck Schumer playing dirty. Uh, and what leads me to believe that is that I received the same exact

00:13:06.420 file. Uh, somebody had found a way to archive, uh, 800 of his Reddit posts that he'd attempted to

00:13:12.660 delete. And we were, uh, scanning through those and just, you know, control F socialist rifle

00:13:19.220 association and bang right there. There's two posts where he says, uh, we do range days. We do these

00:13:24.900 trainings. We do this. Uh, I taught a, I put on a defensive handgun, uh, uh, training. Uh, it's

00:13:32.020 very clear that he's involved in this and he considers himself a member of the socialist rifle

00:13:36.900 association. Hang on for one second. We'll hold you through the break. We have Joe Allen here,

00:13:43.380 tons of updates on the proclamation today about artificial general intelligence and artificial

00:13:50.100 super intelligence, the dangers and what the nation needs to awaken to of the dangers.

00:13:56.340 Also, uh, Kenny Cody is going to be with us a great piece about, uh, Charlie Kirk and the new,

00:14:02.420 uh, the new revival in the United States, Christian revival, particularly among young people and how

00:14:08.420 that's raising some alarms. Uh, we have a scalp, a big scalp over the, over the, uh, small business

00:14:16.020 administration. The great James O'Keefe is on the road. He's going to be calling in his

00:14:20.660 investigative report has already borne fruit. We're going to get to all that. Also Dr. Brian

00:14:26.260 Hooker. Now we're going to try to get all this in while the president may open up in the Oval Office.

00:14:31.540 Of course, we'll go to that, uh, particularly the Q and a with the media under the president's got a lot

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00:18:52.800 I saw, Mr. President, that you said, as recently as yesterday, that you still believe

00:18:59.200 that Putin wants to enter war. Since today, you took this step to ratchet the sanctions

00:19:04.240 and put more pressure on him. What else are you going to do to encourage him to get there,

00:19:08.720 or can you explain why you do believe that he wants peace?

00:19:11.440 The President, yeah, that's a good question. Today is a very big day in terms of

00:19:15.200 what we're doing. Look, these are tremendous sanctions. These are very big. Those are against

00:19:19.280 they're two big oil companies and we hope that they won't be on for long we hope that the war

00:19:25.520 will be settled uh we just answered uh having to do with the various forms of missiles and

00:19:31.680 everything else that we're looking at but we don't think that's going to be necessary

00:19:36.240 we would like to see them just take the line that has been formed over quite a long period of time

00:19:42.160 and go and let's you know go home last week they had almost 8 000 soldiers killed many 0.86

00:19:50.160 russians were killed last week many ukrainians were killed last week we think it's ridiculous

00:19:55.920 and we'd like to have it in why do you still believe that i think they want peace i think

00:20:01.520 they both want peace at this point it's been you know it's almost four years you're going into four

00:20:05.760 years and uh if i were president it never would have started but yeah it's time mr mr president

00:20:13.920 on the shutdown um will you do you plan to meet with democrats before you head to asia um and if

00:20:19.440 not yeah why not well i think it's a shame that it's shut down because we have the greatest economy as

00:20:25.520 you were saying before we have the greatest economy in the world right now by far the united states we

00:20:31.760 have almost 18 now it was 17 now it's 18 trillion dollars being poured into our country and it's

00:20:38.240 no time for shutdowns i don't think it's affecting what we're doing but it's uh it's too bad for a lot

00:20:44.240 of people we have a lot of good people that are working right now that should be and it's because

00:20:47.760 the democrats want to try and renegotiate a deal that they had negotiated they want 1.5 trillion dollars

00:20:54.640 given to illegal immigrants who came into the country and it's going to hurt the health care of 1.00

00:20:59.360 uh citizens of our country that have been paying into it that have been working hard for it that

00:21:04.480 really deserve it so we're never going to do that it's not going to happen and i will tell you there

00:21:09.440 are a lot of good democrats that really want to make a deal and i think all we need is five democrats

00:21:13.920 because we have a great support on the republican side so i think we need five democrats and there are

00:21:21.120 a lot of them that want to make a deal so i think at some point at some point uh common sense will prevail

00:21:27.360 yeah go ahead you can finish up on the drug boat strike in the eastern pacific can you explain to

00:21:33.840 us uh what that was about how it was conducted yeah sure well they had one today in the pacific

00:21:40.640 and uh the way i look at it every time i look because it is uh violent and it is very it's amazing

00:21:46.640 that the weaponry that every everyone you know they have these boats that go 45 50 miles an hour of the

00:21:52.080 water and uh when you look at the accuracy and the power look we have the greatest military in the

00:21:58.160 world we have the greatest weapons in the world and you see a little bit of it there one shot everyone

00:22:04.160 dead center and the only way you can't feel bad about it is you realize that you won't feel badly

00:22:10.560 about it is you realize that every time you see that happen you're saving 25 000 american lives

00:22:16.400 every one of those boats that gets knocked out is saving 25 000 american lives not to mention

00:22:22.320 the torn up families all over the country and whenever i see that i i say to myself i just saved

00:22:29.360 25 000 lives i will say that there are very few boats traveling on the water right now actually that

00:22:36.320 includes fishing boats that includes any other kind of boat but there are very few boats traveling on the

00:22:41.040 water so now they'll come in by land at a lesser to a lesser extent and they will be hit on land also

00:22:52.160 all right in the back yes we do we have legal authority right we're we're allowed to do that

00:22:59.840 and if we do buy land we may go back to congress but we we have this is a national security problem

00:23:05.920 they killed 300 000 people last year drugs these drugs coming in they killed 300 000 americans last

00:23:14.480 year and that gives you legal authority we have a national security pro really i will say this

00:23:22.720 when you look at the people we're dealing with and we know them we know the people coming in we know

00:23:27.840 the boats we know everything else we're allowed to do it it's in international waters if we don't do it

00:23:35.680 we're going to lose hundreds of thousands of people now they'll be coming in by land a little

00:23:41.280 bit more because they're not coming in by boat anymore there are no boats in the water there are

00:23:44.800 no more boats we know the boat almost immediately you know it's pretty unusual when you see somebody

00:23:49.600 with a fishing rod and five engines on the back of the boat you know you don't need that to go fishing

00:23:55.200 wait wait wait uh and we will hit them very hard when they come in by land 1.00

00:24:00.560 and they haven't experienced that yet but now we're totally prepared to do that we'll probably

00:24:05.920 go back to congress and explain exactly what we're doing when we come to the land uh we don't have to

00:24:11.360 do that but i think marco i'd like to do that you may respond to that if you want well i mean the question

00:24:17.600 is bottom line these are drug boats if people want to stop seeing drug boats blow up stop sending drugs

00:24:22.560 to the united states but does it matter if it's in the united states well these are all in international

00:24:26.640 waters the boat you do a strike in the united states or well that's a different yeah you're

00:24:30.640 talking about a law enforcement matter in this particular case there are people traveling on

00:24:34.000 international waters headed towards the united states with hostilities in mind which includes

00:24:38.240 flooding our country with dangerous deadly drugs and they're going to be stopped and that's what's

00:24:42.880 happening and in the case last week you saw there was a submarine it was a submarine it was a submersible

00:24:47.840 that's a drug boat all the way through we know what these boats are the president just said it

00:24:51.520 we track them from the very beginning we know who's on them who they are where they're coming

00:24:55.040 from what they have on them um and um you know if you're running drug boats you're in you're in

00:24:59.280 grave danger and drug usage is way down and drug usage coming from the sea they call it ocean drugs

00:25:06.720 a little term that they use the ocean drugs is very close to non-existent right now i wouldn't

00:25:14.320 want to be in one of those boats heading away you know they're driving happily to destroy

00:25:18.480 the lives of people and they end up that's the end of them so uh the uh ocean drugs and the sea drugs

00:25:25.680 drugs by sea they call it also uh that's almost down to nothing as you can imagine so they continue

00:25:34.000 to come in by land and a little bit less because they see something is going to happen they don't

00:25:37.680 like it they see something and and they're right something very serious is going to happen the equivalent

00:25:42.480 of what's happening by sea and we're going to congress just to tell them what we're doing

00:25:48.160 just to keep them informed but we have to do it for national security we have to do it to save lives

00:25:57.280 secretary besant said that um

00:25:59.120 vladimir putin had not been honest and forthright in his in his talks with you just wondering if you

00:26:03.360 could tell us a little bit more about your feelings about that and also if i may to mondia ruta

00:26:07.040 um just your thoughts on whether ukraine should get tom walks thank you well i think that in terms

00:26:12.160 of honesty the only thing i can say is every time i speak with vladimir i have good conversations and

00:26:18.320 then uh they don't go anywhere they just don't go anywhere so in that sense but now look he's fighting

00:26:24.000 a war he's in a war that's uh two very competent sides and that's the way war is you never know with war but

00:26:31.760 uh i would say that it's time it's time to make a deal a lot of people are dying you know they're not

00:26:38.080 americans but they're people they're souls and they're dying by the thousands worse since world war 1.00

00:26:45.440 ii and we really should stop it and to your other questions yeah please sorry to your other question

00:26:52.400 this has been consistent from this president when we first met again after your re-election in mar-a-largo

00:26:58.560 in november you said we have to stop the killing this is close to your heart and this is your vision

00:27:04.800 that's why this war needs to end when it comes to tomahawk whatever system it's up to individual

00:27:09.920 nations to decide whatever they want to supply to ukraine nato doesn't take a position but i can

00:27:14.560 assure you this when the president called me in july and said we want to again send weapons into ukraine

00:27:21.440 paid for by our allies the canadians and the europeans that was an important moment and that is now

00:27:26.720 taking place and the ambassador myself here working hard at this already a couple of billion dollars

00:27:32.400 of weaponry into ukraine from the us paid for my allies so i'm not going to comment on our tomahawks

00:27:38.240 but when it comes to the us and all the support for ukraine it is there and it is close to the

00:27:42.480 president's heart and i know this i will i will say this and you know mark can say it better than

00:27:47.680 anybody the european nations and canada have really pulled together and it's beyond even that i mean it's

00:27:53.920 it's really beyond that australians and new zealanders japan they're all you want to really

00:27:58.320 add them up we could really add them up but uh nato basically european and canada and a lot of other

00:28:04.080 nations they've really band together they are not happy about what's happening with russia and ukraine

00:28:08.880 they're not happy at all neither am i mr president jeff um sir just changing this topic slightly i see you've

00:28:15.200 got the uh yeah model of the white house and the ballroom um many people were surprised the entire east wing

00:28:22.720 is being demolished because you had said initially that the ballroom would just touch yeah well certain

00:28:27.200 areas yeah certain certain areas are being left we determined that uh after really a tremendous

00:28:34.160 amount of study with some of the best architects in the world we determined that really knocking it

00:28:38.960 down trying to use a little section you know the east wing was not much it was not much left from

00:28:44.800 the original it was uh over the course of a hundred years it was changed the columns were removed and

00:28:51.760 it was a much different building then a story was added on in 1948 1949 there was a story added on

00:28:58.400 which was not particularly nice and the building was very very much changed from what it was originally

00:29:05.040 it was never thought of as being much it was a very small building and rather than allowing that to hurt

00:29:11.280 a very expensive beautiful building that frankly they've been after for years you have that i brought

00:29:16.160 these along so people could see but it's uh you know there's a a relative nobody's actually seen

00:29:25.120 anything quite like it i think it'll be one of the great ballrooms anywhere in the world it's about 300

00:29:31.840 million dollars it's set to do many many things including meetings of foreign leaders including the honoring

00:29:38.160 of foreign leaders you can see this this is a plan if it's got tables so that you honor a foreign leader

00:29:47.760 we have a proper space right now we have a space that with tables holds about 79 people

00:29:53.200 and this is a proper kind of a thing now what the white house was doing

00:29:57.280 as you know is they were putting tents out on the lawn this is an interior shot of the ballroom i think

00:30:03.760 there'll be nothing like it and it's being paid for 100 by me and some friends of mine donors

00:30:09.440 to it the government's paying absolutely nothing we're also working with the military on it because

00:30:15.440 they want to make sure everything's perfect and the military is very much involved in this

00:30:19.760 they want to make sure everything is absolutely beautiful you can see the kind of interiors

00:30:24.640 that we're talking about that's an interior of the ballroom and it's the highest level

00:30:29.360 and you see it goes beautifully with the white house i mean the mix is beautiful so uh over the

00:30:35.600 years many presidents have made changes this obviously would be the biggest change but

00:30:40.240 this was something they've wanted for at least 150 years many of you have gone to the events where they

00:30:47.760 had as an example president xi or they had you know a leader of one of the countries including the king

00:30:54.560 and the queen from your favorite country absolutely frankly but where they'd be honored and they'd be

00:30:59.600 in a tent out on the lawn and it would rain and it was a disaster brian's shaking his head you know what

00:31:04.400 i'm talking about and so uh i thought i'd bring this out because this is going to be probably the finest

00:31:12.480 ballroom ever built and we're doing it no cost to the country it's being put the money's being put in by me

00:31:18.640 and donors uh very great patriots actually and the spirit on the building of it is amazing we are

00:31:26.880 using little sections of footings and various other things but that's sort of irrelevant in order to do

00:31:32.240 it properly we had to take down the existing structure the way it was shown it looked like we

00:31:37.120 were touching the white house we don't touch the white house that's a bridge at last bridge going from 0.69

00:31:41.840 the white house to the ballroom then you get into the lobby of the ballroom and then you go into the

00:31:46.720 the magnificent the main room and and it's something that has gotten incredible reviews

00:31:58.640 i just want to quick follow up on that question your response to people who say that you haven't

00:32:02.560 been transparent enough about this i haven't been transparent that's some of your really i've shown

00:32:08.240 i've shown this to everybody that would listen third-rate reporters didn't see it because they

00:32:13.040 didn't look you're a third-rate reporter always have been uh so third-rate reporters didn't look

00:32:18.160 but anybody that asked these these pictures have been in newspapers they've been all over the place

00:32:25.120 and you know we're very proud of it it's gotten great reviews it's gotten really great reviews so

00:32:31.840 i think we've been more transparent than anybody's ever

00:32:34.400 president that the sanctions that you're announcing today will push putin to the

00:32:40.400 well i don't know that they will i think that they'll certainly have an impact there

00:32:44.400 they're massive sanctions and sanctions on oil uh the two biggest oil companies among the biggest in

00:32:50.800 the world but they're russian they do a lot of oil and hopefully it'll push uh hopefully he'll become

00:32:58.960 reasonable and hopefully zielinski will be reasonable too you know it takes two to tango as they say

00:33:04.000 and we're going to find out they've had they hate each other these two people hate each other you know that

00:33:08.960 better than anybody and it makes it more difficult than it should be this should be easier to do

00:33:14.720 but the level of hatred between zielinski and putin is very substantial

00:33:20.560 could i add one thing could i add one thing could i add one thing what the president is doing today

00:33:26.160 with these sanctions is putting more pressure of course on both parts in this case on russia it's all

00:33:32.960 about changing the calculus making sure that putin understands that the president's vision this weekend

00:33:38.640 of having a ceasefire stop where they are as you literally said that this has to be step one now

00:33:45.120 and for him to really accept that vision and to come to the table and then you have to put pressure

00:33:50.080 and this is exactly what he did today along with europe i mean europe look these are become they've

00:33:55.200 actually become friends of mine i think all of them we have a very close relationship and they want to

00:34:01.120 see it end too they really want to see it end but i can say they're totally committed if this went on for

00:34:06.560 10 more years europe is behind them but they just can't let that happen you can't let what's been

00:34:12.000 going on now it should have never happened it would have never happened if i were president but it did

00:34:16.560 happen i inherited this was biden uh a man who was without question you take a look at the new walkway

00:34:24.800 the presidential walk of fame we call it uh biden is the worst president we've ever had

00:34:31.440 if it was even a president the people that surrounded that desk made those decisions but

00:34:37.520 this should have never happened it wouldn't have happened but it did happen i inherited it we're

00:34:42.240 going to get it ended hopefully soon yes please you had a true social post earlier this afternoon

00:34:50.160 talking about a wall street journal report is a fake story yeah fake wall street journal is fake

00:34:56.080 less fake on financial than it is on gossip can you just confirm that my understanding of what's

00:35:01.440 happening is accurate as as i understand that story framed it like we had just lifted the u.s a

00:35:07.440 restriction on intelligence no it said that i gave ukraine permission to shoot missiles deep into russia

00:35:14.400 i didn't do that second of all they're not using our missiles they're using i think european missiles

00:35:20.080 are from someplace but they're not using ours and what they do i don't control that but i do control

00:35:26.560 our missiles they're not shooting our missiles and it was a fake story wall street journal is does a lot

00:35:32.240 of fake stories thank you so much um the president of colombia in a recent interview said that if you

00:35:39.280 won't change he thinks that people should get what we're talking about now colombia the country not the

00:35:44.080 university go to he said what he said that if you won't change then perhaps you need to be gotten 0.71

00:35:48.880 rid of do you do that as a friend well he's a thug and bad guy he's a guy that is making a lot of

00:35:55.360 drugs we've just as of today stopped all payments going to colombia the country colombia also the school 0.95

00:36:02.400 colombia no we settled we made a settlement with him but uh no he's a thug and he's a bad guy and he's 0.56

00:36:09.840 hurt his country very badly they're doing very poorly colombia they make cocaine they have cocaine 0.99

00:36:15.040 factories they grow all sorts of crap that's drugs bad drugs coming into the united states goes 0.98

00:36:21.840 generally through mexico and uh he better watch it or we'll take very serious action against 0.99

00:36:28.400 him and his country his country is what what he has led his country into is a death trap 0.98

00:36:33.600 please um has the secretary general presented his ukraine peace plan to you are you prepared to be

00:36:42.400 chairman of the board of peace oh there is no secretary general peace plan but i'm here no no

00:36:48.560 really i really want to correct it because i saw some of that in the media of course many people are

00:36:52.800 thinking how to bring this terrible world to an end and supporting the president in doing that

00:36:58.000 why i'm here is to dialogue again with the president how i can be how nato my colleagues and other

00:37:03.520 colleagues in nato can be of maximum support to get that done but there is no peace plan on the

00:37:08.640 table i mean if there is a peace plan it is what the president said last friday and sunday which is

00:37:14.000 stop where you are stop the fighting this is about nato we're a very proud member of nato

00:37:19.200 we have a great relationship with the countries of nato i think made much better by our visit a few

00:37:24.960 months ago when they agreed to they agreed to five percent instead of two percent of gdp that was a big

00:37:31.440 concession i think that was a concession that two years ago nobody would have said even a year ago

00:37:36.080 even nine months ago before you were elected yeah they would have said that's not possible

00:37:40.000 and the difference is they're paying five percent as opposed to not paying two percent there were a lot

00:37:44.640 of them weren't paid with the exception of spain i think you're gonna have to talk to spain

00:37:50.080 spain is not a team player so other than other than spain everybody's a hundred percent

00:37:56.320 and you could solve the spain problem very easily i think you know if you're

00:37:59.520 what's happened you could say with that you could say with beef with it with all of it

00:38:15.840 uh the beef uh the ranchers let's say uh who have done a great job have lost their shirts for many

00:38:24.960 many years they've really been decimated and i helped them a lot i put tariffs on things coming

00:38:32.480 in to the country including beef and that gave them a chance to finally have a decent industry

00:38:40.160 we are going to be talking to them they're great people but they've been hurt for 25 30 years

00:38:44.560 they've been losing because other countries have taken advantage of them and by putting tariffs on

00:38:50.560 they've been able to make a few dollars they've been able to have an industry but i also want to

00:38:55.360 keep the beef prices low so i'll be talking with the ranchers and i'll be speaking with a lot of

00:39:01.120 different people including scott and howard and we'll do something because prices are way down in

00:39:05.760 our country energy is way down i think you're going to see two dollar gasoline very soon i see that

00:39:10.560 it's 250 in a lot of places two dollars and 50 cents we were heading to five six and seven dollars

00:39:17.200 if biden didn't go back to my policy toward the end you would have seen but he didn't go back to

00:39:22.160 the full policy and he missed the most important thing so we were up to you know we were way up i think

00:39:27.440 you're going to see two dollar gasoline we could even break that number that's a big difference uh the

00:39:33.200 only the only cost that's really up is beef and the uh fake news only wants to talk about beef

00:39:41.040 and what i did is i made it possible for those people to survive they're incredible people

00:39:46.000 but they were being decimated by other countries and i didn't want that to happen so prices are way

00:39:52.160 down groceries are down everything's down energy's way down even interest rates with a bad chairman of 0.97

00:39:59.040 the fed he's he's terrible he's a he's a fool but even interest rates are down so our country has never 0.96

00:40:06.000 done better we're going to take in i think 21 20 21 trillion dollars this year uh no country has ever 0.99

00:40:12.880 taken in more than three and we're going to take in 21 trillion dollars of investments because of the

00:40:18.240 tariffs if we didn't have tariffs we would be a mess we would be a national security problem

00:40:24.320 and uh we've we've done a job so i'm very happy about that we're going to do we're going to do

00:40:28.320 something very quickly and easily on beef to get it down the uh the ranchers understand that uh they're

00:40:35.120 so happy for what i've done i saved them i don't think you'd have any beef in this country if i didn't

00:40:39.760 do that so we're very proud of that yeah brian yes sir yesterday in los angeles uh immigration

00:40:46.400 officials uh were attacked by some protesters yeah sure to arrest an illegal alien uh gavin newsom

00:40:53.280 other democrats have used very aggressive language in terms of how to address is there any responsibility

00:41:00.560 that we can place on gavin newsom and other elected officials who are using such aggressive language

00:41:05.520 well gavin has to be careful remember that when i first came in they had a terrible riot in los

00:41:11.360 angeles they had the fires which shouldn't have happened they didn't have the water for the fires

00:41:15.280 they should have had the water coming in from the pacific northwest they didn't have the waters they

00:41:20.080 didn't have water in the hydrants or the sprinklers so they had the fires and then they had the riot

00:41:25.120 and if we didn't go and take care of that riot you would have lost los angeles we you would have

00:41:30.160 canceled the olympics which is because of me in los angeles and the police commissioner the head of the

00:41:38.000 police said if the president didn't come in we would have lost los angeles we we did not have the

00:41:44.880 capability of taking care of it and he said it very strongly and we did a great job and within a week it

00:41:51.280 was all done within one day it was done but within a week it was all done and then they go back to their

00:41:58.560 normal practice of weakness of not taking care of criminals meaning taking care of putting them in

00:42:04.160 jails where they should be washington dc and you all are the best people for that because washington dc

00:42:10.240 is now one of the safest cities it was one of the most dangerous cities in the country now washington dc

00:42:15.680 believe it or not i'm embarrassed to say it in front of you but washington dc went from one of the worst

00:42:22.320 most dangerous cities to you can walk down the street you can send your child to meet you at a

00:42:28.800 location your child is going to be fine we have a very very safe city one of the safest and

00:42:34.560 you know very proud of that memphis by the way is coming along fantastically we're in memphis right now

00:42:39.760 uh we're uh we had the fbi in chicago we're doing things uh we haven't served chicago yet when we do

00:42:46.080 chicago will be very quickly a very very safe city but if you look at what's happening in memphis

00:42:52.080 it's great but you got to look at washington people are coming up to me people that work in

00:42:56.320 the white house they're saying thank you sir and i immediately know what they're thinking me about

00:43:00.560 it's thank you they can walk to work they would never walk to work a year ago they can walk into

00:43:06.320 work and they feel safe and secure and it's beautiful and i'll tell you what it's really an honor

00:43:11.360 to add that great ballroom to the structures in washington it's going to be one of the great

00:43:15.840 ballrooms of the world and uh i think it's going to be something you're all going to be very proud of

00:43:24.320 as it relates to your meeting that's coming up with president chief what do you hope comes out

00:43:28.640 of that meeting what deliverables i think we'll make a deal i think we're going to make a deal on

00:43:33.120 the rare earth is the least of it look the tariffs are much more powerful than the rare earth

00:43:37.360 the rare earth is a disturbance but there's a lot of rare earth around i'll tell you i've

00:43:41.600 had more calls on rare earth we've got it everybody's uh we'll make a deal on i think

00:43:47.360 everything i think we're going to make a deal on soybeans and the farmers i think we're going to

00:43:51.360 make a deal on uh maybe even nuclear you know uh president putin in his call mentioned to me about

00:43:57.520 nuclear where we do a de-escalation and i'm fine with that i think it's good i think it's a very

00:44:03.360 appropriate thing we have the most nuclear weapons russia's second china is actually 0.99

00:44:08.800 third by a long way but they'll be even within four or five years uh too many and we are talking

00:44:15.920 about de-escalation that's already being talked about and i think we'll add we'll probably add

00:44:21.200 china into the mix to stop purchasing all that russian oil that's funding this war against ukraine

00:44:29.360 well i think i'll be talking to him about it i think it's a little bit of a different talk

00:44:33.120 india as you know has told me they are top stop you know they're it's a process you can't just stop

00:44:38.880 it but oh by the end of the year they'll be down to almost nothing uh that's a big thing that was

00:44:44.720 almost 40 percent of the oil india they've been great spoke to prime minister modi yesterday they've

00:44:50.400 been absolutely great china's a little bit different you know they're a little bit different 1.00

00:44:55.280 relationship they have with russia it was never good but because of biden and obama they got forced

00:45:01.040 together they should never have been forced together but they're a little bit forced but

00:45:04.560 they're by by nature they're not they can't be friendly they can't be by nature they can i hope

00:45:10.800 they are friendly frankly but they can't be the you don't want you should not have forced russia and 0.98

00:45:15.920 china together and biden did that and obama did that they forced them together because of energy because

00:45:22.640 of oil and uh so they are closer than they would normally be i think i'll probably be talking about it

00:45:29.520 what i'll really be talking to him about is how do we end the war with russia and ukraine whether it's

00:45:34.080 through oil or energy or anything else and i think he's going to be very receptive he he would now

00:45:41.200 like to i don't i'm not sure that he did at the beginning he would now like to see that war in

00:45:48.560 do you think she plays an important role in terms of inserting himself and convincing

00:45:54.320 putin who he speaks to regularly to stop the war yeah i do i think he can have a big influence on

00:45:59.120 putin i think he can have a big influence on a lot of people look he's a respected man

00:46:04.320 he's a very strong leader of a very big country uh yeah i think he can have a big influence and we

00:46:09.680 will certainly be talking about russia ukraine in the back thank you mr president liam costropes

00:46:17.520 zero in my question is actually for the secretary general yes mr secretary i don't know if you've

00:46:21.920 seen this but pulling out of ukraine shows a massive uh collapse in ukrainian support for the war

00:46:27.680 a gallico head just 23 percent that's less than a quarter uh zelinski came out today praising president

00:46:34.160 trump's proposal for freezing the front lines of battle as part of a ceasefire he said that's a good

00:46:40.560 compromise so people view you're coming here as you know you're lobbying the u.s government to continue

00:46:47.280 its involvement in the war you're obviously lobbying for more nato weapons to be sent to ukraine

00:46:52.000 but ukrainians themselves don't want to fight the war so how do you justify that morally well i i'm

00:46:57.040 lobbying only for one thing and that is to make sure that we end this war and i don't have to lobby

00:47:02.480 the president because we totally agree on this and this is what he has been doing from day one

00:47:06.960 everything he could do to break the deadlock with putin get the dialogue going dialoguing also with

00:47:11.600 volensky and getting this war done it's crucial and the fact that the us is now supplying weapons

00:47:18.560 into ukraine paid for by allies is extremely important and that's now happening since two three

00:47:24.400 months about two billion moving into ukraine hasn't wind down how do you why do you think that will wind

00:47:29.440 it down now what do you mean you think more weapons will wind down the war no i mean there's more to

00:47:34.560 be done so what you need what the president said this weekend stop where you are so basically do a

00:47:40.320 ceasefire and then have all your discussions about territory and whatever but still first stop the

00:47:44.960 war this is what you said on friday and uh on sunday it's a war i mean your question is really a fair

00:47:50.160 one it's a war that should have never started you know how i feel about it but it's a war that should

00:47:55.120 have never started and we're not selling any weapons to ukraine we're selling them to nato

00:48:00.640 which is different from before with biden he just gave 350 billion dollars worth of weapons and cash

00:48:07.200 right into ukraine and that was so foolish but we we sell them to nato and in theory you can 0.58

00:48:14.160 do what you want with them you it doesn't have to be ukraine but probably it is most now what nations

00:48:18.480 are doing now is buying from this program and making sure that the supplies in europe for europeans and

00:48:24.080 canadians and for example these are interceptors for the patriot systems crucial to protect the cities

00:48:30.720 today again a russian attack has killed children at least seriously wounded children in a kindergarten

00:48:36.160 in in ukraine so we need to make sure that the air defense systems are in place and we need

00:48:41.280 the u.s systems to do that and the europeans are paying for that and this is exactly

00:48:45.120 the type of actions we needed and the president is doing that and trying everything to get this

00:48:50.080 war to and that's starting with the ceasefire you can say you can say you can say you can still believe

00:48:54.560 that putin wants to take all of ukraine i always felt that way um i always felt he wanted to

00:49:02.800 when i was in my first term i was with you know i was very close to him relatively speaking it was

00:49:08.240 harder because of the russia russia russia hoax but i would talk to president putin about ukraine and it

00:49:14.480 was the apple of his eye i'd say it was the apple of his eye but it would have never happened he knew

00:49:20.000 the consequences were too great when we had a rigged election and all of a sudden i wasn't there he said 0.96

00:49:26.800 wow i think he looked at afghanistan how horribly that was handled so stupidly and i think that really

00:49:33.040 gave him a little additional you know incentive i always felt he wanted the whole thing not a piece of

00:49:40.000 of it but i think now he's willing to uh negotiate a little bit further and i think he's willing to

00:49:46.000 make a deal we'll see we don't we don't want him we don't want him to have the whole thing

00:49:57.520 thank you mr president you have this big terrorist case before the supreme court it's november the 5th

00:50:02.480 he suggested you might actually show up to the supreme yeah i'd like to i think it's one of the most

00:50:07.520 important decisions we'll ever have for the supreme court with tariffs we're a strong sound country we're

00:50:14.400 a nationally secure and internationally secure country we're a very rich country without tariffs

00:50:20.720 it's a slot for this country big slot i think it's one of the most important decisions in the history of

00:50:26.080 the supreme court and i might go there i i really believe i have an obligation to go there we are doing

00:50:33.680 so well as a country right now because of tariffs and you have to understand tariffs have been used

00:50:37.920 against us for many years decades and just i mean just slowly but surely hurting our country so badly

00:50:47.200 that's why we owe 37 trillion dollars we owe that because other countries have taken advantage of us over

00:50:53.600 many many decades over many decades and now we're a rich country we're taking in money like we've never done

00:51:01.600 before without tariffs uh that would not be happening and also i solved as you know eight wars of the

00:51:08.720 eight five of them maybe even six of them are because of tariffs the threat of tariffs on these nations

00:51:15.520 if you want to fight that's okay india and pakistan if you want to fight that's okay but you're going to

00:51:21.200 pay tariffs and they're going to be very substantial and we're in the midst of a trade deal and they said

00:51:25.440 we don't want to do that two days later they call up and they're not going to fight anymore the peace

00:51:30.560 they have peace but i've done that out of uh eight i would say six six times five times six times

00:51:38.240 tariffs are vital to this country and tariffs have been used against us by china by every other

00:51:46.000 country and all we're doing is using them to negotiate fair deals and as you know we made a

00:51:52.240 fair deal with japan we made a fair deal with all of europe the european union we made a fair deal with

00:51:58.880 south korea these are countries that were taking so much money away from us not sustainable and now

00:52:06.240 we're taking in hundreds of billions and even trillions of dollars if this country is not allowed

00:52:12.560 to have tariffs if this country is not allowed to have the president of the united states negotiate on

00:52:17.840 behalf of it with tariffs uh we are we are put in a position where we're going to be a third world

00:52:24.880 country we can't let that happen i think it's the most important case that we're going to have for

00:52:30.240 many many years to come one of the most important cases we've ever had with tariffs we're a rich secure

00:52:36.560 country without tariffs we're a laughing stock we'll be a laughing stock and i don't want to have

00:52:42.240 anything to do with that thank you very much thank you thank you okay the uh president wow a press

00:52:59.040 availability basically dropping the hammer that uh right there he um included uh more sanctions today

00:53:06.240 on russia saying he's going to get him to the table of course you saw the secretary general of the united

00:53:11.920 of the um nato was right there because let's be honest let's be brutally frank uh nato has been

00:53:19.600 absolutely worthless in this i hate to be so blunt and i'm gonna turn back to show you how worthless they 0.69

00:53:25.680 are back to my financial times if i can find it right here europe rallies to zelinski's aid after

00:53:33.360 tussle with trump now i did not hear about the eu cease deal and frozen russian assets this is part

00:53:41.120 of the uh this is part of the situation to actually um this is part of the situation actually steal the

00:53:49.120 russian people's assets and use that money 350 billion dollars which is all in european banks

00:53:55.200 in euros it's one of the reasons that the um that the um gold has kind of been on fire in the last

00:54:02.960 couple weeks across a big run-up in gold and then some profit taking as gold goes back and forth but

00:54:09.120 one of the reasons underlying reasons we told you the european banks or excuse me all the money center

00:54:14.720 banks are starting to recalculate their asset mix and uh they're not including euros in that to a large

00:54:21.520 extent because they're quite frankly worried about this stealing of the russian people's assets

00:54:26.960 by going to the european banks and it's all denominated in euros so

00:54:30.720 what president trump is doing there he told zelinski on friday we're not going to give you

00:54:37.680 tomahawk missiles it was a big blow up the president came out after us i thought it was a real gentleman

00:54:41.600 said hey it's not as bad as has been reported but you should understand some of those were kind of

00:54:46.560 eyewitness accounts that um eyewitness accounts of people in the room where voices were raised and once

00:54:53.520 again i don't know why zelinski's even coming close to raising his voice to the president united states

00:54:58.800 although he came over here thinking he was just going to get the tomahawks the tomahawks proving

00:55:04.880 they're devastating just ask the persians they had i don't know at least a third of their whole

00:55:11.680 nuclear enrichment program taken out by the good old united states navy navy submarines in the north

00:55:18.400 arabian sea that launched and wiped out uh at least a third of that did damage that the uh the b2 bombers

00:55:27.520 took care of the enclosed spaces in the caves president trump said total obliteration zelinski

00:55:33.360 saw that and say hey i want me some of those tomahawks president trump right there just going

00:55:38.400 in and knowing the detail this is the level of detail the president has he says hey it's going to take

00:55:42.000 them six months it's going to take them six months so to get there six months to train them how to use

00:55:46.560 them and by this time the war is going to be over the war is going to be over and so president trump

00:55:53.920 right there saying uh saying hey no need to give them because i'm have this world president trump

00:55:59.200 trying to negotiate that had great answers about she she trying to horn in on this still we're not

00:56:06.320 putting the restrictions that shouldn't be lost on anybody that the saudis are selling unlimited uh

00:56:12.800 oil and gas to the uh to the ccp iran we're lousy persians still sell sanctioned oil to them 0.59

00:56:20.960 the russians are selling oil if you want to cut down the ccp and cut them down to size and maybe stop 1.00

00:56:25.840 them in the artificial intelligence race cut off their oil president trump interceded and got the uh

00:56:33.120 the indians to dramatically reduce their output he was asked that question right there about she

00:56:38.960 and about she trying to be a player in this war to extend it i think president trump said he didn't 0.78

00:56:46.160 think so anyway he's going to meet with she scott besson's over there right now so we're going to

00:56:50.800 get uh tomorrow's a show is going to be absolutely in the morning i can always tell you back to what

00:56:56.000 steve robinson came on uh what is it um planteer this this guy was the the second coming up in maine

00:57:06.720 before the 77 year old governor current governor who smack talk president trump in the in the uh in

00:57:15.920 the white house about men and women's sports she tried to stand up to president trump of course he ran 0.96

00:57:21.040 the tables on her she's announced she's running she's announced she's running and all of a sudden

00:57:27.360 they want to offload this guy they're leaking like crazy on him this is why i said that there are

00:57:32.640 military personnel that are training these radicals and training these paramilitary groups

00:57:38.080 the socialist rifle association of maine and the socialist rifle association this is a dangerous group

00:57:42.960 and they're trading bad hombres the armed queers of salt lake city i think that's how steve robinson 0.78

00:57:50.880 got into the story researching that so you have some of those groups up in maine also this guy's a

00:57:58.240 trainer for it the buried lead in the story is that cnn went and what cnn put up was about using the

00:58:04.480 the term retard and other throwaway terms like that they had access to this and refused to show it 0.87

00:58:12.960 took steve robinson going to the exact same sites and pulling it down because it's all right there

00:58:16.720 including photos of this senate candidate on the uh on the firing range training people

00:58:25.200 the socialist rifle association of maine and also he believes he you know he's he thinks this guy's

00:58:32.720 paramilitary trains many paramilitary groups one of the reasons that antifa has been named designated

00:58:38.080 a terrorist organization people are looking into it because of these paramilitary training

00:58:42.720 groups people are very worried about that we're going to try to get steve back on we're going to

00:58:48.480 be in idaho about this situation with qatar and the muslims going out to this to this base to be trained

00:58:54.800 we've got um we're going to have um i'm going to start i'm trying to get adam run bunch of news

00:59:00.160 coming out of indiana north carolina senate voted to redistrict and take that other seat

00:59:06.400 indiana as much time and effort we spent there they're saying it's too hard it's just too hard we

00:59:10.720 don't know if we can get it well you got to get better and you got to get tougher we're going to

00:59:14.640 get it so might as well give it up now that seat it's nine nothing in indiana nine nothing we don't

00:59:22.480 want to eight one we want nine zero i'm gonna try to get adam rent a politico maybe he's done some

00:59:28.240 amazing reporting out there this this thing's going to be a fight in indiana but they're all going to be

00:59:32.640 a fight okay stick around we've got another hour to go ben harnwell has got again an incredible

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Bannon's War Room - October 22, 2025

Episode 4871： Left Implode Over DHS Election Security Unit

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