Bannon's War Room - November 06, 2025


Episode 4908： Bringing Brennan To Account; Failure Of The Capitalist System With No Capitalists


Episode Stats

Length

53 minutes

Words per Minute

167.44264

Word Count

8,967

Sentence Count

727

Misogynist Sentences

9

Hate Speech Sentences

20


Summary

The Justice Department is preparing to issue a series of grand jury subpoenas as part of an investigation into former CIA Director John Brennan and the intelligence community s handling of Russia s effort to help Trump get elected in 2016, as well as the Jack Smith special counsel case.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 The Justice Department is preparing to issue a series of grand jury subpoenas as part of an investigation into former CIA director John Brennan and the intelligence community's handling of Russia's effort to help Trump get elected in 2016, President Trump, as well as the Jack Smith special counsel case is a lot there.
00:00:17.720 MSNBC was first to report this news. The investigation is being supervised by the U.S. attorney in South Florida and also involves senior Justice Department staff from Washington.
00:00:27.340 My good friends, Jason Redding Quinones, got confirmed as the U.S. attorney in the Southern District of Florida and Miami.
00:00:36.340 And I've been calling for a criminal probe for the last three plus years since the Mar-a-Lago raid for a grand jury to investigate conspiracy against rights under 18 U.S.C. Section 241 for these lawfare Democrats,
00:00:52.940 how they politicized and weaponized intel agencies and law enforcement going back eight years to cross by a hurricane to take out Trump.
00:01:00.260 His top aides like Steve Bannon, Peter DeVarro, Jeff Clark, his supporters on January 6th.
00:01:06.100 I've been very publicly calling for that on your show with 5,000 other media hits for the last three years.
00:01:13.420 There's now a special grand jury that the that Jason just motioned the court and the Southern District of Florida to open in Fort Pierce.
00:01:22.100 That's going to be impaneled in January.
00:01:24.920 I think that sounds like a great place to open up this grand jury on Crossfire Hurricane.
00:01:30.940 So, Andrew, I mean, if you mix together Crossfire Hurricane January 6th, the Russia attack on the U.S. election in 2016,
00:01:43.540 and I don't know what else was in there, you don't end up with an indictment of a conspiracy.
00:01:48.960 I mean, these are three totally separate with predication that's all been investigated and corroborated and affirmed by some of Trump's current closest allies in in his own cabinet serving in national security functions.
00:02:06.360 But what strikes me there is he describes having to do 3,000 hits to arrive at this moment where an actual prosecutor working for Donald Trump is presenting evidence to a grand jury.
00:02:16.060 That's not the way it's supposed to work.
00:02:19.320 So let's leave aside that this may be a violation of the grand jury secrecy, like how he knows that there is a grand jury that's been impaneled is not something that I think is supposed to be given to somebody who's not in law enforcement.
00:02:32.240 But leave that aside.
00:02:33.680 So let's just take the three pieces.
00:02:35.340 So the Robert Mueller investigation led to innumerable cases where people were convicted, either because they pled guilty or because they were found guilty by a jury.
00:02:49.940 January 6th led to hundreds and hundreds of convictions, again, either because people pled guilty or because they were found guilty.
00:02:58.780 And that's in front of judges who were appointed by Democrats and Republicans, including judges who were appointed by Donald Trump.
00:03:09.060 And Mar-a-Lago, that was approved.
00:03:12.340 This search was approved by a judge.
00:03:15.780 There was ample evidence.
00:03:17.640 Even Judge Cannon rejected a motion that this was somehow improper and vindictive.
00:03:23.160 And so it's hard to see how this is going to get off the ground when you have that record of this isn't just the Biden administration or prosecutors saying it, but you have juries and judges blessing each step of this.
00:03:44.300 This is the primal scream of a dying regime.
00:03:48.440 And pray for our enemies, because we're going medieval on these people.
00:03:54.860 Here's the time I got a free shot at all these networks lying about the people.
00:03:59.120 The people have had a belly full of it.
00:04:01.020 I know you don't like hearing that.
00:04:02.460 I know you try to do everything in the world to stop that, but you're not going to stop it.
00:04:05.140 It's going to happen.
00:04:06.420 And where do people like that go to share the big lie?
00:04:09.820 Mega media.
00:04:11.160 I wish in my soul, I wish that any of these people had a conscience.
00:04:15.840 Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?
00:04:20.360 If that answer is to save my country, this country will be saved.
00:04:26.640 War Room.
00:04:27.560 Here's your host, Stephen K.
00:04:29.640 Baff.
00:04:34.040 It's Thursday, 6th November, year of our alert, 2025.
00:04:36.920 So a lot to get caught up with today.
00:04:38.600 Let's start with the Viceroy.
00:04:40.400 The great Benny Johnson Viceroy had you on his show.
00:04:43.460 You laid out the case, as you've done so many times.
00:04:47.080 And today, some reality is hitting.
00:04:49.580 Brennan's indicted.
00:04:51.000 MSNBC has finally awakened to the fact that you've been preaching this gospel for a while.
00:04:56.020 And you saw Nicole Wallace.
00:04:57.180 Well, hold it.
00:04:58.380 You've got Crossfire Hurricane.
00:05:00.180 You have 2020 election.
00:05:02.560 You've got J6.
00:05:04.500 That's all separate events.
00:05:06.060 And, of course, Weissman, who's had 9,000 hits on MSNBC alone, he's taking umbrage with your media strategy there.
00:05:16.540 Viceroy, what do you got for us on this?
00:05:19.660 Well, if they think this is such a ludicrous legal theory, then they have nothing to worry about.
00:05:27.220 Like Andrew Weissman, who, I would argue, helped participate in this criminal conspiracy.
00:05:34.980 Amen.
00:05:35.860 Then they have nothing to worry about with any investigation of this.
00:05:41.440 Why are they scared of accountability here if they've done nothing wrong or if it's a ludicrous legal theory?
00:05:47.000 I think they know what they did was the biggest scandal in American history.
00:05:53.420 When they made up the Russian collusion hoax, they lied to the FISA court.
00:06:00.960 They illegally spied on presidential candidate Donald Trump.
00:06:05.420 They spied on President Donald Trump when they failed to use the Russian collusion hoax to stop him from winning in 2016.
00:06:13.160 They tried to destroy his presidency.
00:06:17.140 They impeached him twice.
00:06:19.480 They rigged and stole the election in 2020.
00:06:22.500 They chased him out of office.
00:06:24.480 And then when he was about to reveal Crossfire Hurricane as part of a civil lawsuit in the Southern District of Florida,
00:06:32.820 a civil lawsuit from which Magistrate Judge Bruce Reinhardt had recused because of his 2017 Facebook post,
00:06:40.680 he was trashing Trump, then Jay Bratz and the Biden Justice Department went to that same magistrate judge six weeks later
00:06:49.600 and did the Mar-a-Lago rig to get back these Crossfire Hurricane records, and that led to the lawfare.
00:06:55.240 They know what they did was the biggest scandal in American history.
00:06:59.380 They know that they're going to be held accountable for that, and I think they're starting to panic.
00:07:05.680 And I think Andrew Weissman should lawyer up because he may not be the smartest guy to be out there talking about this case
00:07:13.600 when he could be the target of the grand jury.
00:07:16.080 He was comms director for this whole thing.
00:07:18.440 He's hands in all of this, okay?
00:07:20.460 As our executives and producers at MSNBC lawyer up, why is the Brennan thing today, the subpoena, why is this such a big deal, sir?
00:07:32.120 Well, let me just say this.
00:07:33.320 Before we go to Brennan, let's just talk about Nicole Wallace.
00:07:37.040 I actually worked with her in the Bush 43 White House, and she might be the dumbest human being I've ever interacted with in politics.
00:07:45.540 I mean, she's like—
00:07:49.240 Stop picking on my Nicole.
00:07:51.180 I love Nicole Wallace at 4 o'clock.
00:07:52.940 We watch it every day.
00:07:53.880 Why are you picking on her?
00:07:55.800 I hope that Nicole Wallace becomes the spokesperson for the resistance for the next four years
00:08:02.780 because she has an IQ of about 75, and she's the perfect person.
00:08:07.080 They can get Andrew Weissman up there with Nicole Wallace and make them the face defending this lawfare.
00:08:13.360 Well, Weissman's different.
00:08:14.460 Weissman's different.
00:08:16.400 He's a bad guy.
00:08:18.920 She's just an innocent victim.
00:08:20.440 She didn't know what she was doing when she was selling the Iraq War, right, as weapons of mass destruction.
00:08:27.800 They're now very focused on you, Mike, so watch out.
00:08:31.520 They're rolling hard.
00:08:32.780 They see—they're going to Alinsky you.
00:08:34.340 I can tell that already because now they're freaked out.
00:08:37.120 They're freaked out because of Brennan.
00:08:38.500 Brennan really made this real for them today in a way that Comey's—that appetizer for Comey did not, sir.
00:08:45.740 Yeah, I mean, Comey was their useful idiot, right?
00:08:49.040 And they found him no longer useful, right?
00:08:53.380 With Brennan, he's actually one of the key operators behind all of this.
00:08:57.800 And Brennan ties directly to Obama, and I think that's what they fear, right?
00:09:02.720 So, look, I'm not confirming or denying anything.
00:09:07.740 I would say this, but I think that NBC and these other outlets are overreporting what I said.
00:09:12.860 I never said that this special grand jury that's set up in Fort Pierce for January is investigating Crossfire Hurricane.
00:09:22.300 I said I had been pushing very, very, very hard for that to happen for over three years, and I'll continue to push very hard for that to happen.
00:09:29.720 I would say to Andrew Weissman when he's throwing out Rule 60 on grand jury because he says that, how would Mike Davis know about this grand jury?
00:09:37.580 I would tell Andrew Weissman you should probably go look at the court's public docket because the order's on the court's public docket, you clown.
00:09:46.080 So, you know, maybe he had, you know, too many strawberry daiquiris for lunch again today, but—or, you know, with his umbrellas.
00:09:55.800 I said, no, no, Andrew, sorry, buddy, it's a public document, so shoved 60 right up your ass.
00:10:01.320 But anyway, so justice is definitely coming for these lawfare Democrats.
00:10:06.880 They laughed about this before the election.
00:10:08.980 They mocked us for three years.
00:10:11.180 Let's see how much Andrew Weissman's snickering over the next three years when justice is being delivered.
00:10:18.300 You know, Mike, MSNBC is being turfed out of 30 Rock.
00:10:23.040 They're leaving the building.
00:10:24.360 They're sending them over to 43rd Street near Times Square.
00:10:28.240 They're taking the name away, and I can tell you the guys at NBC just want to be done with it.
00:10:32.420 And they realize, I think, huge investigation is going to come in.
00:10:36.520 And the media part of this, Mike, as you know, was one of the strongest elements they had because every night they were leaking.
00:10:42.020 You got Ken Delanian, the spokesman for the FBI.
00:10:44.740 You got, you know, Weissman, the spokesman for the cabal.
00:10:48.540 Every night they drove this with Rachel Maddow.
00:10:50.780 They put out false information from Shifty Shift.
00:10:53.360 They lied.
00:10:54.640 They knew they were lying.
00:10:56.240 So MSNBC or MSNOW, whatever you're going to be next week, you guys are up to your eyeballs on this thing.
00:11:01.760 And don't think people don't know that.
00:11:03.400 We've been talking about this and working behind the scenes for a long time on this one, Mike Davis.
00:11:09.140 Your thoughts?
00:11:10.940 Well, I would say this.
00:11:11.840 Just remember that 18 U.S.C.
00:11:14.540 Section 241, Conspiracy Against Rights, is a very powerful criminal statute.
00:11:22.100 It was passed after the Civil War to take down the Klan.
00:11:26.840 Jack Smith, at the urging of Andrew Weissman and others, used Conspiracy Against Rights to go after President Trump, his top aides, his supporters, to take out MAGA.
00:11:36.840 So they're going to get a healthy dose of their own medicine on 18 U.S.C. Section 241, Conspiracy Against Rights.
00:11:47.560 I call this the dead chicken strategy if they want to – the war room posse wants to Google that.
00:11:52.840 And it could go after lawyers, it could go after reporters, it could go after judges.
00:11:59.200 Anyone who conspires to violate the civil rights, the constitutional rights of Americans is subject to 18 U.S.C. Section 241, including reporters at MSNBC.
00:12:13.780 Mike, you're doing some great writing all around, but I want people to go to Article 3 to get all of it and also your social media.
00:12:19.860 Where did they go?
00:12:20.380 Article 3project.org, Article 3project.org.
00:12:27.760 You can follow us on social media, donate, but only what you can afford.
00:12:32.960 But the war room posse's superpower is action, action, action.
00:12:37.860 And our action item for the next three years is to put these lawfare Democrats, especially Andrew Weissman, in prison for Conspiracy Against Rights.
00:12:46.900 The Vice-Rory, thank you very much, Mike.
00:12:50.660 I know you're busy today.
00:12:51.580 Thanks for joining us by phone.
00:12:52.700 I appreciate you always.
00:12:54.500 Thank you, sir.
00:12:57.080 Mike Davis.
00:12:59.140 We didn't have time.
00:13:00.160 I'll get to Mike, hopefully not tomorrow, Monday.
00:13:02.420 He was a clerk for Gorsuch, knows Gorsuch very well.
00:13:08.100 He managed the process to get Gorsuch approved about yesterday's Supreme Court hearing.
00:13:16.840 It begins.
00:13:18.540 The Brennan situation kind of kicks it off.
00:13:22.840 Comey was just an appetizer because they were running out of time, right?
00:13:26.860 Stature limitations.
00:13:28.420 Now it starts getting serious, and I think you're going to see some real momentum on this.
00:13:33.180 And they got very serious people on this, and that's why they're so nervous over at MSNBC.
00:13:40.740 They're very concerned because they understand this thing's going to roll, and it's going to roll hard.
00:13:44.760 And he also saw the judge, I think, lighten up Halligan.
00:13:47.620 Man, they hate Halligan.
00:13:48.820 Woo-hoo.
00:13:49.880 They hate her, which is a good sign.
00:13:52.820 It's inverse.
00:13:53.480 The more they hate them, the better you know they are.
00:13:56.300 Then you know they're getting stuff done.
00:13:58.880 When they're hating on folks, you understand that they're being effective.
00:14:04.500 Okay, Philip Patrick, a lot of turmoil in capital markets today.
00:14:07.780 NASDAQ down, I think, 2%.
00:14:09.140 Why is that, people?
00:14:10.740 I don't know.
00:14:12.700 I think there may be an AI bubble.
00:14:14.640 Remember today, the very first segment, I ripped on the chief financial officer of OpenAI.
00:14:20.220 They had the audacity to say, well, we really need government guarantees, loan guarantees.
00:14:25.960 We borrow this money.
00:14:27.540 And I said, hey, fine.
00:14:28.440 You give us 50% of the equity for the American citizens, spread it around.
00:14:32.080 David Sachs comes out right afterwards.
00:14:34.720 Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
00:14:36.180 No guarantees, no nothing.
00:14:37.420 He didn't want any of that equity taken.
00:14:40.500 Now I got this idea.
00:14:41.520 I think they ought to spread it out to everybody.
00:14:43.260 Every American citizen.
00:14:44.640 A piece of the action.
00:14:46.060 Just a piece.
00:14:46.680 Just a taste.
00:14:48.180 Just get your beak wet.
00:14:50.900 AI on the retreat today on Wall Street.
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00:16:52.660 So John Brennan is one of the key figures
00:16:55.320 in what really is a massive and sprawling investigation as envisioned down in South Florida.
00:17:01.120 And the reason it's down there, and that's new that we're reporting today
00:17:04.000 that the U.S. attorney in South Florida is leading this investigation,
00:17:07.100 is because that's where the Mar-a-Lago search was.
00:17:10.020 And so what they're trying to do here is knit together
00:17:12.320 what they see as an ongoing conspiracy to violate Donald Trump's civil rights
00:17:17.520 that began with the Russia investigation and continued on
00:17:20.840 from Obama administration to Biden administration
00:17:23.140 and then somehow includes the Jack Smith investigations.
00:17:26.760 It's this unified field theory of persecuting Donald Trump.
00:17:31.740 And John Brennan, of course, was a central figure
00:17:33.780 in the preparation of that 2017 assessment into Russian election interference
00:17:37.620 and, of course, the FBI's Crossfire Hurricane investigation figures into that.
00:17:42.480 How this all shakes out, Katie, is anyone's guess
00:17:44.760 because we've not seen any evidence connecting any of these things,
00:17:48.340 let alone any wrongdoing.
00:17:49.360 And in point of fact, as you well know, John Durham, the special counsel appointed
00:17:53.340 in the Trump administration, looked exhaustively, particularly at the Russian interference assessment
00:17:59.960 and at the FBI's Crossfire Hurricane investigation
00:18:02.760 and found no criminal wrongdoing by John Brennan or any other major figure.
00:18:07.040 But here the Justice Department is trying to take another crack at this.
00:18:10.200 I think what Ken has just postulated is maybe the most reasonable theory
00:18:15.400 I have heard about how the Justice Department could prosecute this.
00:18:18.520 And what I mean by reasonable is that, by all accounts,
00:18:22.380 John Brennan left government more than eight, nine years ago.
00:18:27.060 Most of the crimes with which one could conceivably think of John Brennan
00:18:31.640 even being remotely charged with would be time barred.
00:18:34.960 The only way that the Department of Justice could potentially get around that
00:18:39.260 is to charge this overarching conspiracy
00:18:41.920 where the last thing done in furtherance of that conspiracy
00:18:45.460 happened in relatively recent memory.
00:18:48.520 Otherwise, if you were to just look at the facts...
00:18:51.540 Of course, yes, yes, lady.
00:18:53.520 Just watch War Room.
00:18:54.500 We explained that nine months ago.
00:18:57.740 You're just getting MSNBC's audience going to understand
00:19:00.120 they ain't been paying attention.
00:19:01.360 Better start paying attention.
00:19:03.900 People at MSNBC are going to be indicted.
00:19:06.520 No doubt.
00:19:07.860 Going to be indicted.
00:19:09.420 Part of the conspiracy.
00:19:10.360 And yes, John Brennan is part of the brains of the operation.
00:19:14.520 This is how you go after the deep state.
00:19:16.620 Not to structurally take it apart,
00:19:19.100 but to make sure you put in high relief
00:19:21.740 those that have been running these operations
00:19:24.920 against President Trump and the MAGA movement
00:19:27.540 and the country.
00:19:28.760 And the country.
00:19:30.620 Been at this too powerful for too long.
00:19:32.800 They're about to get their comeuppance.
00:19:38.000 They're going to be hiring attorneys
00:19:39.420 and they're going to be spending millions of dollars
00:19:41.720 and all of their life is going to be focused on this,
00:19:44.320 keep themselves out of prison.
00:19:45.520 Bolton's going to prison.
00:19:46.580 Comey's going to prison.
00:19:47.740 Brennan's going to prison.
00:19:49.820 Weissman's going to prison.
00:19:52.860 McCabe's going to prison.
00:19:54.080 I can go down the drum list.
00:19:55.540 I got my cheat sheet.
00:19:56.400 Sorry, guys.
00:19:59.780 Trump came back.
00:20:01.540 You never thought that would happen.
00:20:03.100 You tried everything.
00:20:04.040 Bankrupting.
00:20:06.640 Putting him in all these false charges.
00:20:09.280 All these false felonies.
00:20:10.800 To put him in prison, I don't know, for 300 years.
00:20:12.680 And then finally to try to assassinate him.
00:20:15.380 To attempt to assassinate him.
00:20:17.320 None of it worked.
00:20:18.700 Okay, you remember this morning.
00:20:21.940 This is one of my concerns.
00:20:23.220 One of the reasons I signed this proclamation.
00:20:26.400 about getting our arms around AI.
00:20:29.100 Right now, they just had an analysis about on these earnings calls.
00:20:32.360 So what happens every quarter, every quarter,
00:20:37.080 it was once every 90 days essentially,
00:20:39.720 Wall Street, the CFO, the CEO, normally the chairman,
00:20:43.640 come on in the biggest research people that own the stocks
00:20:48.180 and shareholders and the public and just listen in.
00:20:50.040 They have an earnings call.
00:20:50.720 They explain the quarterly reports.
00:20:52.180 And they may get away from this system.
00:20:55.420 They may do it semi-annually.
00:20:56.940 They may do it annually.
00:20:57.780 But they get on every month or every three months,
00:20:59.840 and they talk about what's going on.
00:21:04.680 There's some stat out there that like 50,000 mentions of AI.
00:21:09.760 Every company now is talking about AI.
00:21:11.460 You can see these commercials on TV.
00:21:14.180 IBM has got a commercial.
00:21:15.220 They're walking through with, like, the tech people.
00:21:17.080 They're walking through the office with the, you know,
00:21:18.920 one of these faceless cubicle offices where, unfortunately,
00:21:23.060 most of the working public spend their time.
00:21:27.040 They're going through these offices,
00:21:28.140 and they're talking to people in the, you know,
00:21:30.600 accounting department, the information department, the CIO,
00:21:33.240 and they're talking about AI, and they go,
00:21:35.400 well, you know, is it really helping its productivity?
00:21:37.420 Well, no, not really, but because our data is not all organized,
00:21:40.900 and it's just going on and on.
00:21:42.900 They're very confusing.
00:21:44.560 They make the point that AI hasn't been harnessed yet,
00:21:47.320 and they're trying to tell the companies that are buying this,
00:21:49.080 hey, maybe it's time now to try to think of a way to harness it.
00:21:53.440 Most of the AI, at least now,
00:21:55.320 and this is not to say that AI doesn't have tremendous,
00:21:57.920 tremendous, tremendous potential,
00:21:59.420 but the stocks have run up so high,
00:22:02.540 and it's kind of, they're in a virtuous circle.
00:22:04.360 Somebody raises money on these high stock valuations,
00:22:06.700 and they buy equipment,
00:22:07.680 and then the equipment is, you know,
00:22:09.960 given to another guy to service,
00:22:11.500 and it's kind of difficult to understand
00:22:14.680 if you're having double and triple accounting
00:22:16.420 because the whole system and the way it's done is fairly obscure,
00:22:20.920 and the people that are doing this
00:22:22.620 are not really coming out
00:22:24.740 and giving you a lot of pertinent information
00:22:27.960 that can help you decipher and break it down.
00:22:30.480 So that's a lot of top people,
00:22:32.380 the top research analysts and others
00:22:35.080 are trying to understand this
00:22:36.980 and figure out if this is like the dot-com bubble
00:22:40.800 of the late 1990s,
00:22:43.280 the mid to late 1990s
00:22:44.620 when you put dot-com on anything
00:22:46.380 and the stock just blew out,
00:22:49.000 and you would have all these young people on TV,
00:22:50.800 and they were talking,
00:22:51.580 it essentially was a gobbledygook,
00:22:53.140 didn't make any sense,
00:22:54.060 but the stocks would be on fire,
00:22:55.740 they could use the stock as an acquisition currency,
00:23:00.720 you could buy other companies with it.
00:23:03.140 Remember what it was,
00:23:04.160 the Time Warner AOL was the worst transaction
00:23:08.200 in, I think, corporate history,
00:23:10.560 where you had Time Warner,
00:23:11.480 this massive media company
00:23:12.860 with all these legacy brands,
00:23:14.180 Warner Brothers Studio,
00:23:16.100 you had HBO,
00:23:17.160 you had Time Magazine,
00:23:18.260 you had all the magazines,
00:23:19.320 you know, half the magazines in the country,
00:23:20.840 and they basically did a stock swap
00:23:22.440 and bought it with AOL stock,
00:23:25.040 which AOL, you know,
00:23:25.860 shortly thereafter started to crash
00:23:27.420 because people realized
00:23:28.380 it didn't really have a economic model
00:23:31.120 to really create value
00:23:32.760 and make money over the long term.
00:23:35.660 This is one of the concerns today.
00:23:37.860 The one thing we do know,
00:23:40.140 it is blowing out a lot of jobs.
00:23:42.180 You're seeing the beginning
00:23:43.380 of an AI jobs apocalypse.
00:23:45.340 This is why I say,
00:23:46.180 it just can't be affordability.
00:23:48.160 Don't get sucked into the trap.
00:23:50.420 And a lot of people saying,
00:23:51.300 you know,
00:23:51.580 we're mimicking the words
00:23:54.040 of what Ma'am Dominic
00:23:56.820 and others kept talking
00:23:58.340 about this affordability crisis.
00:24:00.760 It's just not affordability.
00:24:02.320 Affordability is about supply and demand,
00:24:03.980 also about inflation,
00:24:05.300 all of it,
00:24:05.800 but you have another part
00:24:06.760 of the equation,
00:24:07.860 which is really more in Besant
00:24:11.140 and Trump's wheelhouse,
00:24:13.040 which is growth.
00:24:13.900 We made a bet,
00:24:14.680 the big, beautiful bill,
00:24:15.680 far be it for me
00:24:19.540 to say it was just
00:24:21.360 the politicians on Capitol Hill
00:24:25.180 giving a tax break to the wealthy.
00:24:27.080 Far be it for me to say that.
00:24:29.180 Really, the core of it
00:24:30.200 was a supply-side tax cut
00:24:31.940 to get investment,
00:24:32.940 get capital equipment,
00:24:34.120 and get this economy kick-started.
00:24:37.860 Post-pandemic,
00:24:39.220 the Chinese Communist Party
00:24:40.220 bioweapon
00:24:41.060 and the Biden,
00:24:42.700 you know,
00:24:42.960 the Biden disaster.
00:24:45.180 So after, what,
00:24:46.000 five, six years of that
00:24:47.680 to get this thing kick-started
00:24:49.080 on a growth plan
00:24:50.380 predicated upon the investment
00:24:51.780 in capital equipment,
00:24:53.420 plant,
00:24:54.920 all of it,
00:24:55.560 that's what supply-side's about.
00:24:58.060 My concern,
00:24:59.800 as you look at it,
00:25:01.000 is,
00:25:01.380 are these stocks too frothy?
00:25:02.980 And is one economic announcement
00:25:06.940 between these companies
00:25:08.760 just adding to the froth?
00:25:11.180 And are they going to back on?
00:25:12.100 Now, what you're also seeing
00:25:13.660 is a,
00:25:14.880 because that CFO's a smart person,
00:25:16.540 that she says,
00:25:17.100 oh, I didn't mean to say that.
00:25:18.480 I was talking about creating
00:25:19.640 an ecosystem of private equity
00:25:22.140 and banks
00:25:22.720 and, you know,
00:25:23.780 some sort of government,
00:25:25.020 I don't know,
00:25:25.460 involvement.
00:25:26.780 Yo, lady,
00:25:27.340 you were talking about
00:25:28.260 a loan guarantee
00:25:30.320 by the people
00:25:31.380 of the United States,
00:25:31.840 and this is what the,
00:25:32.940 this is what the elites
00:25:34.040 always do.
00:25:35.200 This is what happened
00:25:36.140 in the collapse in 2008.
00:25:38.660 They always want to
00:25:39.800 set up a system
00:25:40.840 where they socialize the risk,
00:25:44.000 okay,
00:25:44.560 and they keep the upside.
00:25:45.980 Now, what do I mean by that?
00:25:46.880 That sounds like
00:25:47.400 kind of a fancy term.
00:25:48.240 What they do is
00:25:48.820 they want bailouts
00:25:50.360 or guarantees
00:25:51.740 backed by the full faith
00:25:53.740 and credit
00:25:54.160 of the United States.
00:25:54.940 That would be you.
00:25:56.500 All schmendricks
00:25:57.420 in this audience,
00:25:58.260 that would be you.
00:25:59.900 Like Pogo said,
00:26:00.880 was that we met the enemy
00:26:01.960 and it is us.
00:26:03.220 That's you.
00:26:04.060 You're out of the room
00:26:07.060 and out of the deal,
00:26:07.900 but you're given a guarantee.
00:26:09.760 You're given a guarantee.
00:26:11.020 Just like you bailed out
00:26:12.020 all the elites
00:26:12.740 in 2008,
00:26:14.100 you're given a guarantee.
00:26:16.380 And what do you get?
00:26:17.360 And they keep the upside.
00:26:18.340 They got all the equity.
00:26:19.520 So I said today,
00:26:20.620 and David Sachs came in
00:26:21.580 right after and said,
00:26:22.100 oh, no, no, no, no, no,
00:26:23.020 no, no, no, no, no, no,
00:26:23.980 no, no, no, no.
00:26:24.920 You know, he's the czar.
00:26:26.900 He's the czar.
00:26:27.540 So the czar came out
00:26:28.560 and said,
00:26:29.020 no guarantees.
00:26:30.880 Because all I had to do
00:26:31.900 is mention one thing
00:26:32.640 they don't want to talk about.
00:26:34.020 Why the hell
00:26:34.940 are we giving
00:26:35.500 all this government support
00:26:36.920 in creating this vector,
00:26:39.780 creating this sector,
00:26:41.700 right,
00:26:42.020 creating this sector
00:26:42.900 that's created now
00:26:44.440 trillions of dollars
00:26:45.880 of publicly traded
00:26:47.520 equity value
00:26:48.500 in the American people
00:26:50.380 got nothing.
00:26:51.580 Here's what you got.
00:26:52.320 You got nothing.
00:26:53.500 Zero.
00:26:54.580 Why is that?
00:26:55.380 That's not capitalism.
00:26:57.080 This is corporatism.
00:26:58.700 This is crony capitalism.
00:27:00.200 This is state capitalism.
00:27:02.460 It can't go on.
00:27:04.260 It cannot go on.
00:27:05.000 This system,
00:27:05.680 I told you,
00:27:06.620 you're going to get
00:27:07.120 a couple of things.
00:27:07.700 You're either going to get
00:27:08.180 Manjoni,
00:27:09.120 Manjoni,
00:27:09.520 you know,
00:27:10.480 Manjoni,
00:27:11.680 Manjoni,
00:27:13.360 Manjoni,
00:27:13.980 Manjoni,
00:27:15.920 okay,
00:27:16.520 the guy that shot him,
00:27:17.360 that guy.
00:27:17.900 You're either going to get
00:27:18.500 that,
00:27:18.760 you're either going to get
00:27:19.300 shot in the back,
00:27:21.060 right,
00:27:21.380 by some poster boy,
00:27:22.520 by some fully ripped
00:27:23.580 poster boy
00:27:24.240 that they go gaga over,
00:27:25.780 or you're going to get
00:27:28.060 Zoran.
00:27:30.640 You're going to get
00:27:31.340 either the French
00:27:32.100 Revolution on economics,
00:27:33.520 and by the way,
00:27:34.020 the DSA released today,
00:27:36.520 all their demands.
00:27:37.800 You talk about,
00:27:38.340 you're picking on
00:27:39.220 Tucker Carlson
00:27:40.200 for anti-Semitism.
00:27:41.040 Look at the DSA.
00:27:42.540 Where's the RJC?
00:27:44.880 Where's Tel Aviv Levin?
00:27:46.860 Since you didn't lift
00:27:47.820 a finger to stop
00:27:48.800 Zoran,
00:27:49.660 of which I said.
00:27:50.660 Hey,
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00:28:58.360 today.
00:28:59.420 War Room.
00:29:00.280 Here's your host,
00:29:01.600 Stephen K.
00:29:02.340 Bannon.
00:29:02.680 So the CFO came back
00:29:06.180 and said she was
00:29:06.740 just kidding.
00:29:07.460 David Sachs said,
00:29:08.240 oh, we're never
00:29:08.900 going to think about
00:29:09.440 that.
00:29:09.680 But they're trying
00:29:10.240 to socialize it.
00:29:11.180 She would never.
00:29:11.900 She's a brilliant woman.
00:29:13.440 She's CFO of a huge
00:29:16.360 tech concern.
00:29:18.700 They're floating it
00:29:19.380 out there.
00:29:20.420 They're just trying
00:29:21.140 to get it out
00:29:21.540 in the ether.
00:29:22.400 Right?
00:29:22.580 Saying, come back.
00:29:23.040 Well, you know,
00:29:23.420 we mentioned a while
00:29:24.500 ago, and of course
00:29:25.340 the CCP, they're
00:29:26.340 always going to
00:29:26.660 revert back to that.
00:29:29.060 You want to stop
00:29:30.360 the CCP from
00:29:31.260 competing?
00:29:32.620 I got an idea
00:29:33.700 to cut them off
00:29:35.540 from capital,
00:29:36.520 cut them off
00:29:36.960 from technology.
00:29:38.580 Don't let Jensen
00:29:39.200 Wong, or Wang,
00:29:42.940 Jensen, the agent
00:29:45.140 of influence by the
00:29:46.660 Chinese Communist
00:29:47.200 Party, who wants
00:29:48.660 to sell them the
00:29:49.440 Vance chips in the
00:29:50.340 worst way possible.
00:29:51.300 And thank God
00:29:51.800 President Trump
00:29:52.300 said, no, we're
00:29:52.780 not going to do
00:29:53.220 that.
00:29:54.520 And then he said
00:29:55.240 in the headlines
00:29:56.540 that's blazing on
00:29:57.620 the Financial Times
00:29:59.780 of London, which I
00:30:01.860 quote, China will
00:30:03.940 win AI race with
00:30:05.360 America, says
00:30:06.120 Navidia's chief.
00:30:07.080 So that's not
00:30:07.600 Steve Bannon
00:30:08.060 beating on the
00:30:08.580 guy.
00:30:08.740 Say, why are you
00:30:09.220 picking on him?
00:30:10.680 Well, I'm picking
00:30:11.540 on him because it's
00:30:13.600 another guy over
00:30:14.560 here, like Zoran
00:30:16.960 the Ugandan, who
00:30:19.360 is bound and
00:30:20.780 determined to help
00:30:21.620 destroy this
00:30:22.180 country.
00:30:23.760 Bound and
00:30:24.220 determined to
00:30:24.680 help destroy this
00:30:25.260 country.
00:30:25.620 And that may be
00:30:26.160 okay for you,
00:30:27.040 ain't okay for
00:30:27.840 me.
00:30:29.780 Not okay for me
00:30:30.900 at all.
00:30:31.700 And these people
00:30:32.200 got to be called
00:30:32.820 out.
00:30:33.840 This AI thing is
00:30:34.780 leading us not just
00:30:35.560 to what they're doing
00:30:36.260 in the labs, the
00:30:37.020 frontier labs, the
00:30:37.920 four or five frontier
00:30:38.840 labs of driving
00:30:39.880 totally unregulated.
00:30:40.940 You have more
00:30:42.320 regulation in
00:30:44.820 Capitol Hill to
00:30:45.760 open a nail salon or
00:30:47.500 to have somebody
00:30:48.080 braid your hair
00:30:49.220 higher than you
00:30:50.340 do on all of
00:30:51.600 artificial intelligence.
00:30:52.940 Let that set with
00:30:54.740 you for a second.
00:30:56.680 Working on some of
00:30:57.760 the most dangerous
00:30:58.460 technology, huge
00:30:59.960 potential upside.
00:31:00.960 Don't get me wrong,
00:31:01.560 huge potential upside.
00:31:03.220 Although I do think
00:31:04.540 some of the upside is
00:31:05.660 just hyped.
00:31:06.860 Now you're seeing big
00:31:07.700 job layoffs, so
00:31:08.420 they're going to have
00:31:08.940 lower labor costs.
00:31:12.460 There's no doubt
00:31:12.960 about that.
00:31:13.480 But what does that
00:31:14.980 mean about really
00:31:15.600 creating value?
00:31:17.740 The creation of
00:31:18.380 value, that's all
00:31:18.940 to be seen.
00:31:20.160 But this market's
00:31:22.000 pretty frothy.
00:31:23.420 I think the
00:31:24.080 earnings are like
00:31:25.560 41 times, you
00:31:28.300 know, trailing 12
00:31:29.680 months or something,
00:31:30.460 41 times.
00:31:31.180 That's a little high.
00:31:32.440 That's a tad high.
00:31:33.920 I think the
00:31:34.380 historical is 15 or
00:31:35.440 16 times.
00:31:36.200 This is a tad
00:31:36.820 high.
00:31:38.280 It's like right
00:31:38.980 before the financial
00:31:39.700 crash.
00:31:41.240 You know, the
00:31:41.520 investment banks are
00:31:42.320 like leveraged up,
00:31:43.260 you know, 25 to
00:31:44.480 one.
00:31:45.040 They should be like
00:31:46.040 a bank should be
00:31:47.120 four to one.
00:31:47.740 Investment banks
00:31:48.260 shouldn't be no
00:31:48.900 more than six,
00:31:49.820 seven to one.
00:31:51.380 Max, maybe even
00:31:52.180 less than that.
00:31:52.720 These are like 20,
00:31:53.480 20 to one, 25 to
00:31:54.920 one.
00:31:55.420 That's what happened.
00:31:56.280 That's why Goldman
00:31:56.740 Sachs almost went
00:31:57.400 bankrupt.
00:31:58.440 They had, they
00:31:59.200 were over at
00:31:59.760 Solomon and Caromo
00:32:00.380 drafting up the
00:32:01.580 bankruptcy documents
00:32:02.920 when the
00:32:04.080 Secretary of
00:32:04.560 Treasury, Hank
00:32:05.220 Paulson, a
00:32:05.920 former Goldman
00:32:06.460 partner, bailed
00:32:07.340 them out.
00:32:09.120 So Sachs comes
00:32:10.080 out right away.
00:32:10.620 We're not going
00:32:11.020 to do it.
00:32:11.400 You know why?
00:32:12.320 Because, and
00:32:12.860 we have to have
00:32:13.400 a discussion
00:32:13.860 about this.
00:32:14.940 This, this is, we
00:32:16.020 got to get this
00:32:16.640 out there and the
00:32:17.140 war room will do
00:32:17.800 it.
00:32:19.440 A piece of the
00:32:20.300 action, you're not
00:32:20.860 asking for a lot.
00:32:21.780 You're not, you're
00:32:22.340 not socialist.
00:32:23.060 You're not asking
00:32:23.840 for government
00:32:24.700 control.
00:32:25.260 The problem we
00:32:25.760 have in this
00:32:26.180 system, it's not
00:32:26.840 a capitalist
00:32:27.300 system.
00:32:28.740 Because you bail
00:32:29.560 out, you
00:32:29.940 socialize, you
00:32:30.800 bail, you bail
00:32:31.740 them all out on
00:32:33.360 government bailouts
00:32:34.360 or loan guarantees
00:32:35.380 or all this other
00:32:36.020 stuff they got going
00:32:36.740 on here.
00:32:37.240 You know, they
00:32:37.660 got the corporate
00:32:38.540 guys are back here
00:32:39.140 with their hands
00:32:39.660 out all the time.
00:32:40.480 They want, you
00:32:41.280 know, Marshall
00:32:41.860 plans and they
00:32:42.720 want the weapons
00:32:43.620 labs turned over
00:32:44.560 to them.
00:32:44.980 They got their
00:32:45.420 hands out all the
00:32:46.280 time and they got
00:32:46.880 their lobbyists
00:32:47.400 putting a squeeze
00:32:48.020 on people.
00:32:48.640 Big league, constantly.
00:32:50.200 But you mentioned
00:32:52.600 something like, hey,
00:32:53.500 how about this?
00:32:54.120 How about something
00:32:54.600 for the effort?
00:32:56.500 How about like 50%
00:32:57.800 of SpaceX?
00:32:58.880 And people are
00:32:59.340 trying to nationalize.
00:33:00.260 Well, I would
00:33:00.760 nationalize SpaceX, but
00:33:02.200 short of that, because
00:33:03.380 it's all government
00:33:04.120 contracts, it's all,
00:33:05.300 it's just taking over
00:33:06.100 NASA's launches.
00:33:07.860 It's performing a
00:33:08.800 function.
00:33:09.120 It should be well
00:33:09.740 paid for that
00:33:10.240 function.
00:33:11.060 And maybe even have
00:33:11.880 an entity that makes
00:33:13.120 them some money, some
00:33:13.900 asset value.
00:33:15.480 But not 100% of a
00:33:16.840 company that's $400
00:33:17.540 billion and they own
00:33:18.740 it all and you own
00:33:19.360 nothing?
00:33:19.700 No, no, no.
00:33:21.560 The problem with the
00:33:22.600 system, we have a
00:33:23.400 capitalist system with
00:33:24.220 no capitalists.
00:33:25.900 We have a capitalist
00:33:26.880 system with no
00:33:27.620 capitalists.
00:33:29.460 Those kids are coming
00:33:30.660 to these, coming to
00:33:31.980 these, these turning
00:33:34.280 point things and
00:33:35.100 lighting guys up, you
00:33:36.540 know, whether last
00:33:37.240 night it was, you
00:33:37.780 know, Eric Trump,
00:33:38.500 they're lighting up
00:33:38.920 and they're lighting
00:33:39.300 up Glenn Beck and,
00:33:40.380 you know, lighting up
00:33:41.500 everybody.
00:33:42.500 And just because they
00:33:43.560 happen to be the
00:33:44.180 host is not because
00:33:44.980 it's Glenn Beck or
00:33:45.600 Eric, it's just because
00:33:46.300 they happen to be the
00:33:46.900 host, they're lighting
00:33:47.360 them up.
00:33:48.520 These folks, these
00:33:49.540 kids and ones that
00:33:50.340 voted the other
00:33:50.840 day, they're Russian
00:33:52.680 serfs.
00:33:53.200 They don't own
00:33:53.680 anything and they're
00:33:54.140 not going to own
00:33:54.740 anything.
00:33:55.180 You're not going to
00:33:55.440 have family for,
00:33:56.060 your grandparents had,
00:33:57.460 my dad and mom were,
00:33:58.960 I don't know, married
00:33:59.660 at like 18 or 19 and
00:34:02.000 had five kids and my
00:34:02.960 mom was a stay-at-home
00:34:03.820 mom and he was a
00:34:05.100 foreman for the phone
00:34:05.940 company, right?
00:34:08.240 He could live on a,
00:34:09.140 live and have a, have
00:34:10.220 a great life, not
00:34:12.260 wealthy, but have a
00:34:13.220 great life and I mean a
00:34:14.300 great life and do it
00:34:16.280 on one salary of a
00:34:17.780 blue-collar guy.
00:34:20.540 These people got no
00:34:21.520 shot on a couple of,
00:34:22.480 on a couple of
00:34:23.040 salaries and the
00:34:23.600 women are saying,
00:34:24.240 hey, I'm not so sure
00:34:24.920 about your economic
00:34:25.680 potential, brother, so
00:34:28.260 let me think about this
00:34:29.500 one.
00:34:29.780 And of course, they've
00:34:30.360 been, the young women
00:34:31.160 have been totally
00:34:31.560 radicalized.
00:34:32.520 You have a capitalist
00:34:33.240 system and no
00:34:33.820 capitalist.
00:34:35.540 The tech bros aren't
00:34:36.560 capitalists, they're
00:34:37.260 corporatists, they're
00:34:38.480 oligarchs.
00:34:39.960 They want to have a
00:34:41.560 hundred percent of
00:34:42.120 everything, have you pay
00:34:43.380 for it and the devil
00:34:44.320 catch the hindmost.
00:34:46.200 That's what kind of,
00:34:46.980 and they got this
00:34:47.440 article out, the new
00:34:48.560 MAGA aristocrats.
00:34:49.800 Are you kidding me?
00:34:51.880 Are you kidding me?
00:34:53.040 You have a populist
00:34:53.920 movement and you're
00:34:54.880 going to have a bunch
00:34:55.300 of, a bunch of known
00:34:56.660 guys you don't have
00:34:58.140 nothing done, nothing
00:34:59.120 in their world, in
00:34:59.980 their lives of, raise
00:35:01.180 some money around
00:35:01.720 these narrow tech
00:35:02.800 stocks and all of a
00:35:04.300 sudden they're going to
00:35:04.900 come in, they're going
00:35:05.500 to be the new
00:35:05.960 aristocrats.
00:35:06.780 That's what, that's
00:35:07.160 what new, that's what
00:35:08.460 this country needs.
00:35:09.140 Having done managed
00:35:10.000 decline by the elites in
00:35:11.200 this country, what we
00:35:12.020 need, here's what we
00:35:13.140 need, a new
00:35:14.060 aristocracy.
00:35:15.780 Why didn't I think of
00:35:16.700 that?
00:35:16.880 That's what we need.
00:35:18.660 But a bunch of folks
00:35:19.460 have never done
00:35:19.880 anything in their
00:35:20.360 lives, never been
00:35:21.020 anywhere in their
00:35:21.480 lives, never served
00:35:22.120 the country, never
00:35:22.860 served the military,
00:35:23.780 never done anything in
00:35:24.840 their lives, but they
00:35:26.940 got a stock portfolio,
00:35:28.060 some of these tech
00:35:28.660 stocks, so man, they're
00:35:29.920 the geniuses.
00:35:30.660 All people like this
00:35:31.580 are geniuses in an age
00:35:33.420 of easy money when the
00:35:35.160 stock market, you bail
00:35:36.740 them out all the time.
00:35:38.280 We're going to see how
00:35:39.280 genius they are when you
00:35:40.720 get a little downturn.
00:35:41.660 And AI, I'm just
00:35:44.020 saying, it may not
00:35:44.820 happen.
00:35:45.660 I'm not a stock market
00:35:46.840 predictor, but we've
00:35:49.540 had a pretty good run
00:35:51.220 even before the 2008
00:35:52.300 one said, hey, let's
00:35:54.000 dump everything and get
00:35:55.560 out of this thing because
00:35:56.260 it's getting a little
00:35:56.720 edgy.
00:35:58.280 Philip Patrick, my man,
00:36:00.200 you've gone through a
00:36:01.200 couple of three of these
00:36:02.020 as an investment banker.
00:36:03.220 I'm just feeling, I just
00:36:04.180 feel it's so hyped, right?
00:36:06.460 And you're not really
00:36:07.220 seeing the results show
00:36:08.240 up anywhere in any kind
00:36:09.340 of earnings, because it's
00:36:10.060 very early.
00:36:11.120 But that's why it's kind
00:36:11.900 of overhyped.
00:36:12.600 And now they're coming
00:36:13.440 out and you can kind of
00:36:14.200 see, well, you know, we
00:36:16.580 just want to, you know,
00:36:17.260 the government's got to
00:36:17.860 have a role here.
00:36:18.680 It's got to have a role
00:36:19.280 not to regulate you, to
00:36:20.900 give you free money, to
00:36:23.020 give you a loan
00:36:24.040 guarantee.
00:36:24.580 You notice they don't
00:36:25.100 say, hey, could you come
00:36:26.460 in and help us think
00:36:27.260 through what's happening
00:36:28.900 here and make sure that
00:36:29.860 there's some guardrails so
00:36:31.180 we're not critting a
00:36:32.460 monster that eats the
00:36:33.480 world?
00:36:34.300 No, they ain't asking for
00:36:35.180 that.
00:36:35.460 No, they want that.
00:36:36.560 They're not going to
00:36:37.160 tolerate that.
00:36:37.920 They don't want anything
00:36:38.940 to do with that.
00:36:39.580 No, no, no.
00:36:40.120 Oh, the Chinese Communist
00:36:41.160 Party, the Chinese
00:36:41.980 Communist Party, well,
00:36:42.780 hey, we can shut the
00:36:44.000 frickin' Chinese Communist
00:36:44.940 Party down in a second.
00:36:47.140 First off, you get the
00:36:47.960 NVIDIA guy, who's their
00:36:49.820 salesman.
00:36:50.700 He's itching.
00:36:51.480 He's all itchy now to
00:36:53.380 get them chips to him.
00:36:54.400 Hey, it doesn't matter if
00:36:55.720 the Chinese Communist
00:36:56.320 Communist Party would be
00:36:56.520 good, if the Chinese
00:36:57.240 is going to be fair,
00:36:58.020 it's going to be...
00:36:58.440 Are you nuts, dude?
00:37:00.460 How dumb do you think
00:37:01.660 the American people are?
00:37:04.280 At least if you're
00:37:04.860 trying to hoodwink them,
00:37:06.340 at least show them the
00:37:07.280 respect, be sophisticated.
00:37:08.940 Don't just sit there and
00:37:09.680 go, oh, it doesn't matter
00:37:10.760 if it's a Chinese company
00:37:11.580 or the Chinese Communist Party.
00:37:12.300 Yeah, it matters a lot.
00:37:14.520 It matters a lot.
00:37:17.740 Philip Patrick, sir,
00:37:20.000 more than ever, gold is a
00:37:21.600 hedge.
00:37:22.020 Talk to me about it,
00:37:22.800 brother.
00:37:24.300 Gold is definitely a hedge.
00:37:25.660 We're seeing that.
00:37:26.560 To touch on the AI, I think,
00:37:30.000 look, it's clearly a bubble
00:37:31.520 and every late-stage bubble
00:37:32.920 needs a story.
00:37:34.120 In the 90s, it was the
00:37:35.220 internet.
00:37:35.740 In the 2010s, it was crypto.
00:37:37.620 Today, it's AI.
00:37:39.000 But look at valuations
00:37:40.600 across the entire sector.
00:37:42.180 They are completely detached
00:37:43.780 from fundamentals.
00:37:45.240 Even chip makers now admit
00:37:46.960 that they can't meet the
00:37:48.560 unrealistic expectations
00:37:51.280 being priced in.
00:37:52.660 Companies are spending
00:37:53.440 billions now on GPUs
00:37:55.720 and data centers
00:37:56.640 without any clear
00:37:58.400 profit models in mind
00:38:00.360 at all.
00:38:01.340 Meanwhile, we're seeing
00:38:02.280 energy and debt costs
00:38:03.800 exploding.
00:38:04.800 And these are two inputs
00:38:05.700 that you cannot fake.
00:38:07.540 What looks like economic
00:38:08.880 growth is actually
00:38:10.180 overinvestment at the top
00:38:11.940 of the credit cycle.
00:38:13.440 Look at the first half
00:38:14.820 of this year.
00:38:15.900 It was a great example.
00:38:17.320 AI expenditure
00:38:18.360 or expenditure on AI
00:38:20.220 related stuff.
00:38:22.200 Things like debt
00:38:23.440 data centers
00:38:24.160 contributed more
00:38:25.500 to GDP
00:38:26.240 than consumer
00:38:27.460 spending,
00:38:28.520 which during normal
00:38:29.580 times is about
00:38:30.440 two-thirds of GDP
00:38:31.760 growth.
00:38:32.800 But the big picture
00:38:33.600 is the one that we
00:38:34.300 talk about all the
00:38:35.380 time, right?
00:38:36.120 U.S. debt's now
00:38:37.060 over $38 trillion,
00:38:38.700 up more than $2 trillion
00:38:40.060 this year.
00:38:41.100 And the Fed's in a
00:38:41.920 tough position.
00:38:42.680 They can't raise rates,
00:38:44.080 but they can't cut
00:38:44.840 without reigniting
00:38:45.860 inflation.
00:38:47.360 We're in an era now
00:38:48.660 of fiscal dominance.
00:38:50.060 Washington is trapped.
00:38:51.140 It needs cheap money
00:38:52.040 to fund deficits,
00:38:53.040 so the Fed's going
00:38:54.200 to be forced to print,
00:38:55.400 not because of growth,
00:38:57.060 but because of insolvency.
00:38:58.900 And tech has become
00:39:00.380 the liquidity sponge,
00:39:01.920 right?
00:39:02.220 AI spending has become
00:39:03.640 the last speculative
00:39:05.200 outlet for cheap credit
00:39:06.980 before it evaporates.
00:39:08.500 You can think of this
00:39:09.240 as the dot-com phase.
00:39:11.500 Hang on.
00:39:12.320 Hang on.
00:39:12.780 That is so good.
00:39:14.140 We're going to get
00:39:14.940 rewind.
00:39:16.100 Go back to fiscal
00:39:17.760 dominance.
00:39:18.760 Just walk through.
00:39:20.940 You're right.
00:39:21.640 It's a little bit
00:39:22.040 of the trap.
00:39:23.080 This is what I was
00:39:23.580 trying to say this morning
00:39:24.420 of some of the structural
00:39:25.380 elements of the
00:39:27.200 American economy
00:39:28.120 and how it bolts
00:39:29.140 into the world economy.
00:39:30.320 Hit that again
00:39:31.120 for me, Philip.
00:39:32.820 Fiscal dominance
00:39:33.540 is the position
00:39:34.180 we're in.
00:39:34.580 It's when debt service
00:39:36.060 is driving Fed policy,
00:39:38.140 not fundamentals.
00:39:39.660 And like I said,
00:39:40.180 it's not because of growth,
00:39:41.580 but because of insolvency.
00:39:43.080 We're in a tough position
00:39:44.220 and we're stuck
00:39:44.960 in this loop.
00:39:46.020 And like I said,
00:39:47.000 there's a huge amount
00:39:48.040 of excess liquidity
00:39:49.100 out there
00:39:49.820 and tech has become
00:39:51.260 that liquidity sponge.
00:39:53.520 It's like the dot-com bubble
00:39:55.160 of the 2020s.
00:39:56.840 And yeah,
00:39:58.480 we're in a bad situation.
00:40:00.820 And of course,
00:40:01.880 we've seen this
00:40:03.040 in the past, right?
00:40:04.360 When bubbles burst,
00:40:05.800 liquidity flees to safety,
00:40:07.340 not into more paper claims,
00:40:09.040 but into tangible
00:40:10.220 stores of value.
00:40:11.180 By the way,
00:40:11.920 we got third quarter numbers
00:40:13.380 for gold buying.
00:40:14.200 It's a new record.
00:40:16.660 AI is-
00:40:17.620 Stop, stop, stop.
00:40:19.300 No, stop.
00:40:20.200 From the central banks,
00:40:21.240 it just came out.
00:40:22.260 Tell me about it.
00:40:25.520 Central banks,
00:40:26.380 third quarter numbers,
00:40:28.040 634 tons in total
00:40:30.980 for the first three quarters
00:40:32.620 of this year.
00:40:33.320 It was 220 tons
00:40:34.820 in the third quarter,
00:40:36.160 a 28% increase
00:40:37.700 on the previous quarter,
00:40:39.100 which, by the way,
00:40:40.100 was a record.
00:40:40.920 They're stepping up
00:40:41.760 significantly.
00:40:42.500 So about the central banks,
00:40:46.880 because the price
00:40:47.520 has been off a little bit,
00:40:49.040 but the central banks,
00:40:50.120 the buying of fiscal gold,
00:40:51.280 because you've had,
00:40:51.980 and folks,
00:40:52.320 you've got to understand,
00:40:52.920 you're going to get
00:40:53.320 speculators in here.
00:40:54.420 You're going to,
00:40:54.720 because people are seeing
00:40:55.560 there's a chance
00:40:56.220 to make some easy money,
00:40:57.240 right?
00:40:57.980 And so you just got
00:40:58.780 to kind of define,
00:40:59.840 this is why I always
00:41:00.760 send you over to Birch Gold
00:41:01.780 and to the dollar empire.
00:41:03.800 We're not here
00:41:04.260 to say you fish dinner.
00:41:05.800 We're here to teach you
00:41:06.580 how to fish
00:41:07.100 or to have you even better,
00:41:08.860 teach yourself.
00:41:10.280 Because the best things
00:41:11.180 you learn as you go back
00:41:12.240 and think about life
00:41:12.920 is not something
00:41:13.580 where somebody,
00:41:14.200 somebody,
00:41:14.600 a college lecturer
00:41:15.420 lectured you.
00:41:16.520 It's where you really went,
00:41:18.220 whether it's riding a bike
00:41:19.400 or, you know,
00:41:20.300 learning anything,
00:41:21.960 you know,
00:41:22.240 learning how to turn
00:41:23.560 a double play.
00:41:24.860 You have to learn it.
00:41:25.920 You have to do it.
00:41:26.560 You have to think about it,
00:41:27.660 right?
00:41:28.140 And this is what,
00:41:28.980 and this is what we try
00:41:30.060 to do with the folks
00:41:30.940 at Birch Gold
00:41:31.560 is give you access
00:41:33.180 to information
00:41:33.920 that you could do that.
00:41:35.060 Why is it important?
00:41:35.920 I'm holding you
00:41:36.400 through the break, Philip.
00:41:37.220 Why is it an important
00:41:38.260 indicator for the audience
00:41:40.420 to understand
00:41:41.240 about the central banks
00:41:42.380 now buying,
00:41:43.300 I don't know,
00:41:43.820 is this five quarters
00:41:45.120 in a row of record rates
00:41:47.400 of purchase, sir?
00:41:49.860 I mean, listen,
00:41:51.000 central bank money
00:41:51.800 is the smartest money
00:41:52.880 on the planet, right?
00:41:53.880 They understand currency
00:41:55.260 in a way that we do not.
00:41:56.840 I think it's very clear.
00:41:58.320 They're looking at
00:41:58.860 our debt position,
00:41:59.940 $38 trillion.
00:42:01.120 We cannot get a handle
00:42:02.300 on deficit spending.
00:42:03.540 The debt's exploding.
00:42:05.000 And they know
00:42:05.560 this only ever goes one way.
00:42:08.260 And gold is the solution.
00:42:09.800 Like I said,
00:42:10.260 I bring us back
00:42:10.880 to that Nicholas Taleb interview
00:42:12.580 a couple of months ago
00:42:14.120 where he told
00:42:14.820 the Bloomberg presenter
00:42:15.800 the dollar's losing
00:42:17.020 its global reserve currency.
00:42:18.520 And what we're seeing now
00:42:20.760 is a reversion
00:42:21.540 back to the norm.
00:42:22.680 Gold, sound money,
00:42:24.100 is becoming the norm
00:42:25.120 for central bank holdings.
00:42:26.660 And this is a reversion
00:42:27.680 to the rest of history.
00:42:29.840 What we saw from the 80s,
00:42:31.160 this experiment
00:42:31.880 using government debt,
00:42:33.620 it has clearly failed.
00:42:35.600 This is a revert.
00:42:38.460 Philip Patrick of Birch Gold,
00:42:40.080 hang on.
00:42:40.720 We're going to talk
00:42:41.080 a little capital markets.
00:42:43.080 Current economics,
00:42:44.600 next in the war room.
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00:44:11.580 As he talks
00:44:12.380 about the future,
00:44:13.400 here's what he said
00:44:14.140 he believes
00:44:14.820 is possible
00:44:15.780 with a future
00:44:16.800 with millions
00:44:18.120 of Optimist Robots
00:44:19.380 in production.
00:44:21.580 You know,
00:44:22.180 people often talk
00:44:22.740 about, like,
00:44:23.980 eliminating poverty,
00:44:25.340 giving everyone
00:44:26.000 amazing medical care.
00:44:29.040 Well,
00:44:29.620 there's actually
00:44:30.080 only one way
00:44:30.540 to do that,
00:44:31.320 and that's
00:44:31.720 with the Optimist Robot.
00:44:34.560 With humanoid robots,
00:44:35.920 you can actually
00:44:36.400 give everyone
00:44:37.320 amazing medical care.
00:44:39.540 I'm not sure
00:44:42.700 how we're going
00:44:43.100 to get to that point,
00:44:43.840 but that's what
00:44:44.260 Elon Musk is talking
00:44:45.260 about today
00:44:45.840 at the test,
00:44:46.680 the shareholder
00:44:47.260 meeting in Austin,
00:44:49.060 Texas.
00:44:49.540 One last note,
00:44:50.280 Melissa,
00:44:50.820 in terms of...
00:44:52.040 Hang on,
00:44:53.540 I can't take it anymore.
00:44:55.420 We are not giving
00:44:57.240 financial advice here.
00:44:58.420 I just want people
00:44:58.920 to know that.
00:44:59.980 We're giving you
00:45:00.580 examples of
00:45:01.320 late-stage
00:45:02.700 bubble-ism.
00:45:04.240 When Elon
00:45:04.720 gets this
00:45:05.300 trillion dollar,
00:45:05.980 and remember,
00:45:06.480 so many things,
00:45:07.340 the value of the company
00:45:08.000 has got to go up
00:45:08.440 like 100 times,
00:45:09.080 when he gets
00:45:09.400 this trillion dollar
00:45:10.420 warrant package,
00:45:12.600 which is what I want
00:45:13.800 for every American citizen.
00:45:15.680 If Elon can get it,
00:45:17.360 why can't you get it?
00:45:19.760 Hell,
00:45:20.240 you're paying the bills,
00:45:22.020 the debt's being run up,
00:45:23.720 it's your dollar
00:45:24.520 getting crushed,
00:45:26.200 the inflation's hitting you,
00:45:27.520 why don't you just
00:45:27.900 get a little something
00:45:28.380 for the action?
00:45:29.680 It could even be,
00:45:30.340 some of it could be
00:45:30.820 out of the money.
00:45:33.140 American citizens first.
00:45:35.280 It's a whole way
00:45:36.060 to do this.
00:45:36.520 People say,
00:45:36.760 it's impossible,
00:45:37.400 it's just another,
00:45:37.940 no,
00:45:38.160 it's not a dream.
00:45:41.080 The things we talk about,
00:45:42.900 it's not like
00:45:43.440 it's the immutable laws
00:45:45.100 of nature,
00:45:46.160 it's not the second law
00:45:47.120 of thermodynamics,
00:45:48.860 that this ownership
00:45:49.860 has to be the ownership.
00:45:51.040 Remember,
00:45:51.520 we're not socialist,
00:45:52.740 we're not Marxist,
00:45:53.980 we're not communist,
00:45:55.240 we're actually capitalist.
00:45:57.800 The problem with our system
00:45:59.320 is we don't have
00:46:00.820 any capitalists.
00:46:01.440 They got all these
00:46:02.820 interviews with kids
00:46:04.100 and polls with kids
00:46:04.940 that come back,
00:46:05.460 these kids hate capitalism,
00:46:07.500 they're all socialists.
00:46:08.720 Well, hey,
00:46:09.060 they never had a shot
00:46:10.000 at capitalism.
00:46:12.080 They're at the receiving
00:46:12.840 end of corporatism.
00:46:13.680 The Russian serfs,
00:46:15.280 did the Russian serfs
00:46:16.320 sit there
00:46:16.720 and did they love capitalism?
00:46:17.980 No,
00:46:18.440 they'd never seen it
00:46:19.260 and what they saw of it
00:46:20.160 wasn't good.
00:46:21.880 That's where these kids are
00:46:23.860 and you remember
00:46:25.080 where the Russian serfs
00:46:27.380 led to.
00:46:28.740 That's the Bolsheviks
00:46:29.780 and that's what you got in,
00:46:31.080 that's what you got in right now
00:46:32.940 in New York City.
00:46:33.980 I kept warning you
00:46:35.500 at that National Conservancy,
00:46:37.620 I said,
00:46:38.040 hey,
00:46:38.240 ain't Tehran
00:46:39.040 where your enemy is right now?
00:46:40.320 Your enemy's in the streets
00:46:41.380 of New York.
00:46:41.900 Look at the DSA,
00:46:42.860 look at the Democratic Socialist
00:46:44.240 what party,
00:46:46.440 look at DSA
00:46:47.340 of what they want to do
00:46:49.460 with Israel
00:46:49.940 and Jewish people.
00:46:50.680 Look at it.
00:46:51.960 Check it out.
00:46:53.260 We're in dangerous territory.
00:46:54.740 We need more people
00:46:55.960 on our side of the football.
00:46:56.820 We need more capitalists.
00:46:58.720 One way to give them capitalists,
00:46:59.760 not just better wages,
00:47:00.780 that's income.
00:47:02.200 Let's get them a little
00:47:02.820 buy-in to the financial,
00:47:04.000 let's get them bought
00:47:04.820 into the financial structure
00:47:06.660 of the country.
00:47:08.760 You can do that
00:47:09.780 by reallocation.
00:47:11.460 It's simple.
00:47:13.200 The government should have
00:47:13.840 stakes in this.
00:47:14.340 These guys are grifting off you.
00:47:16.760 They've socialized the risk.
00:47:18.000 You're the sucker
00:47:18.920 that's going to guarantee
00:47:20.440 the loans.
00:47:22.060 You're the sucker
00:47:22.880 that's paying for all the,
00:47:24.220 everything that underpins it.
00:47:26.980 While they put these
00:47:27.880 little companies together
00:47:28.520 and they make it
00:47:29.160 a trillion dollars,
00:47:29.880 it's all for them.
00:47:30.900 Now, it doesn't work like that.
00:47:34.020 Philip Patrick,
00:47:34.960 now we're talking,
00:47:35.940 and here's Elon's scam.
00:47:37.820 Every time the reality
00:47:39.040 of the actual
00:47:39.960 operating income model
00:47:41.340 of making automobiles
00:47:42.680 becomes relevant,
00:47:43.760 hey, I don't think
00:47:44.580 this company's going to be
00:47:45.220 worth three trillion dollars.
00:47:46.440 He then adds AI.
00:47:48.260 He throws it.
00:47:48.740 Now it's robots.
00:47:50.080 Robots are going to,
00:47:51.000 his pitch,
00:47:51.700 robots are going to save humanity.
00:47:53.340 Philip Patrick,
00:47:53.860 are you feeling good now?
00:47:58.840 Sorry.
00:47:59.320 Did I lose five?
00:47:59.700 I've never felt,
00:48:00.360 oh, there you are.
00:48:00.820 That was my mistake.
00:48:01.920 Sorry, Steve.
00:48:02.780 That's good.
00:48:03.120 I've never felt more underpaid
00:48:06.060 than I do currently.
00:48:08.180 But all joking aside,
00:48:11.680 I think this is a clear signal
00:48:13.960 that things have gone too far.
00:48:15.980 When Elon can ask his shareholders
00:48:17.780 for a trillion dollar paycheck
00:48:19.420 or when Sam Altman can say
00:48:21.500 with a straight face
00:48:22.480 that he needs one and a half
00:48:23.960 or two trillion dollars
00:48:25.280 for AI data centers,
00:48:28.360 you know,
00:48:28.900 money means nothing
00:48:30.100 to these people, right?
00:48:31.480 Things have gone way too far.
00:48:35.020 But, I mean,
00:48:36.100 this is clearly
00:48:37.100 late stage barbalism, right?
00:48:39.300 When everybody stops pretending
00:48:40.760 money means anything,
00:48:42.820 money's meaningless,
00:48:44.380 you know,
00:48:45.180 it's just an absolute disaster.
00:48:47.540 It's cynical
00:48:48.080 and just nonsense.
00:48:50.440 But it's a reflection of reality.
00:48:52.460 Yeah.
00:48:52.740 Sorry.
00:48:53.220 This is one of the CNBC guys.
00:48:56.340 Because remember,
00:48:56.760 CNBC is supposed to be cheerleaders
00:48:58.840 for these companies.
00:49:00.440 That's for the companies.
00:49:01.240 You notice the advertising
00:49:02.300 is all from these companies
00:49:03.500 or guys selling you stocks.
00:49:05.780 So they're not going to sit there
00:49:06.920 and tell you the downside.
00:49:08.420 When Elon makes the things,
00:49:09.640 well,
00:49:09.800 all medicine in the future
00:49:11.060 is going to be robots.
00:49:11.980 And they come back to the guy,
00:49:13.120 his eyes are crossed.
00:49:13.860 Well,
00:49:14.000 he didn't exactly explain
00:49:15.020 how that's going to happen,
00:49:16.240 but he's just tossing it out there.
00:49:17.780 On the day,
00:49:18.740 they got to approve his $1 trillion pay package.
00:49:23.540 Philip,
00:49:23.960 I want people to get to Birch Gold.
00:49:25.480 I wanted to learn
00:49:26.040 how to work with you guys.
00:49:26.940 Where do they go?
00:49:28.320 Very simple.
00:49:29.500 Birchgold.com forward slash Bannon.
00:49:32.260 Again,
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00:49:35.660 Get the information,
00:49:36.920 a ton of good information,
00:49:39.180 end of the dollar empire reports,
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00:49:43.180 It has never been more important
00:49:44.780 than it is today.
00:49:46.360 And then they can reach me
00:49:47.640 on Getter at Philip Patrick.
00:49:51.760 Philip Patrick,
00:49:52.680 thank you so much for joining us.
00:49:53.900 Appreciate you.
00:49:54.440 Appreciate all the work
00:49:55.320 you're doing with Birchgold.
00:49:57.020 Thank you for having me.
00:49:57.900 Go over and learn.
00:49:58.700 The other thing you do,
00:49:59.620 you take,
00:50:00.220 just take your phone out,
00:50:01.460 text Bannon,
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00:50:12.320 to make sure that you've got it
00:50:13.560 so you can make
00:50:14.060 rational decisions.
00:50:17.640 Tomorrow,
00:50:18.800 we've got a great
00:50:20.520 six o'clock hour,
00:50:21.340 so stick around.
00:50:22.080 Tomorrow,
00:50:22.620 we're actually going to be going
00:50:23.520 between Children's Health Defense.
00:50:25.760 Also,
00:50:26.240 if we can pull it off,
00:50:28.160 don't know if we can pull it off
00:50:29.160 because you're going to be
00:50:29.760 at a factory,
00:50:31.220 doing a factory tour,
00:50:32.500 but the Secretary of Treasury,
00:50:34.800 Scott Besson,
00:50:35.880 one of our old colleagues here
00:50:37.260 and one of the contributors
00:50:38.060 to the War Room,
00:50:39.560 is going to be there
00:50:40.620 and we're going to try
00:50:41.400 to talk about this
00:50:42.200 to both the big,
00:50:45.280 beautiful bill
00:50:45.860 and the supply-side tax cut
00:50:48.040 to bring capital equipment here,
00:50:50.920 manufacturing back here,
00:50:52.240 right,
00:50:52.640 the bet,
00:50:53.860 plus what's happening
00:50:54.740 in the Supreme Court
00:50:55.480 on the tariff
00:50:56.420 and trade deal,
00:50:58.180 plus the focus
00:51:00.380 on affordability
00:51:01.160 and bringing prices down,
00:51:02.920 particularly the key.
00:51:03.780 Remember,
00:51:04.120 the key is to drive
00:51:05.660 energy costs down
00:51:07.280 by full-spectrum energy dominance.
00:51:12.100 Okay,
00:51:12.340 stick around.
00:51:13.580 Second hour is upon us.
00:51:14.600 The right stuff
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