Bannon's War Room - Episode 5003： Murder And Maiming Of Conservative Women Taking Place In The US

00:00:00.000 Barb, just remind us what happened in the classified documents case.

00:00:04.080 What are they likely to ask Jack Smith about?

00:00:07.660 Well, I don't know if they're going to ask Jack Smith about the case, but of course,

00:00:10.900 this goes back to when Trump left office and brought with him to his home at Mar-a-Lago in

00:00:16.320 Florida, hundreds of classified documents and other documents relating to the national defense,

00:00:21.980 very sensitive documents, documents about military capabilities of the United States and foreign

00:00:27.260 allies, nuclear capabilities. And he refused to return them when the National Archives asked.

00:00:34.500 For many, many months, they asked for the return of those documents. He returned some,

00:00:39.160 but not all. They used a grand jury subpoena after many months to get the documents back.

00:00:44.160 Trump's lawyer gave some, but not all. We know from the indictment that there's at least allegations

00:00:49.940 that boxes were moved in an effort to conceal them. And finally, in August of 2022, there was

00:00:55.620 a search for and executed at Mar-a-Lago, and hundreds of these classified documents were

00:01:00.060 found there in a ballroom, in a bathroom, and in Trump's private office. Now, one would hope that

00:01:05.260 at the conclusion of a special counsel's investigation, we would get both their report

00:01:09.240 and live testimony public so that the American people could learn about what had happened in

00:01:14.780 this case. Instead, the report has not been produced ever. It has been blocked by Judge

00:01:20.440 J. Lee Cannon in Florida. And we now have Congress demanding that Jack Smith testify,

00:01:26.880 but behind closed doors and not publicly. And so you can't help but feel that this isn't some sort

00:01:31.620 of setup for a president who is hot to find a way to charge criminally Jack Smith, who was the special

00:01:39.660 counsel who prosecuted him.

00:01:42.080 I have a question about that name. And I know the name that you're asking about because a member

00:01:47.540 of the media asked me about it. I am familiar with it. I wasn't familiar with it when the media

00:01:53.020 member asked me about it. I think it was either CBS or NBC. I asked my team about it. And I think this

00:02:04.400 is an area where caution is really necessary. There are lots of reasons why a page might be taken down,

00:02:11.460 particularly if there's chatter out there about to your question, Amanda, about words that were

00:02:16.860 spoken. It's easy to jump from someone saying words that were spoken to what those words are

00:02:22.720 to a particular name that reflects a motive targeting a particular person. That's a really

00:02:28.440 dangerous road to go down. Really dangerous. If that name meant anything to this investigation,

00:02:34.540 we would be out looking for that person. We will let you know we were looking for that person.

00:02:39.820 You know, again, I think it's just a really dangerous road to go down. I know that in today's

00:02:45.640 age, there are lots of things that people read into things. It's just a dangerous thing to do. And

00:02:51.060 I would leave it to us to identify persons of interest and let us run them down. What the public

00:02:57.320 can do for us today is help us figure out who this guy is. And we hope to have more information out

00:03:03.340 that will help you do that, help you help us do that. And I would leave it to us to identify

00:03:09.080 persons of interest and let us run them down. What the public can do for us today is help us figure

00:03:15.500 out who this guy is. Okay. So we still don't know what this guy yelled. We're hearing multiple reports

00:03:22.480 about him yelling something. Why can't we hear from any of these eyewitnesses? I've only heard one

00:03:27.980 eyewitness say the guy had a long gun. And so he also said he looked the shooter directly in the eye

00:03:34.140 and then the shooter didn't kill him. Why didn't the shooter shoot the guy? If this is a random

00:03:41.040 attack, he's just spraying bullets around. Why didn't he shoot the guy he came eye to eye with?

00:03:45.000 That's weird. We're also hearing interesting reports that the vice president of the Brown

00:03:50.080 Republicans might've been shot multiple times. We still don't understand if this was a targeted

00:03:55.660 shooting. And they're not giving us any clue about that. We also need to know, do you need

00:04:01.780 to swipe a card before you get into this building? We're hearing you have to swipe cards. So was this

00:04:06.740 guy a student? Did he have access to the building? Is he an international student? How many international

00:04:12.320 students do they have at Brown university? It's been a very, uh, thorny issue. The issue of the

00:04:21.200 Palestinian situation, there's been a lot of action, a lot of protests at Brown university.

00:04:26.440 Does that concern them? Is there an international angle that they're concerned about? Still don't

00:04:31.060 know about that. How about the one reporter who asks, well, we talked to a bunch of the residents

00:04:37.040 and businesses. They're a block away and they say the cops never came to ask him for the ring camera

00:04:41.680 videos until this morning. So four days later, we're still not really flooding the zone. We're not flooding

00:04:49.440 it with police. We're not flooding it with information. And the president of the university,

00:04:54.460 I mean, everybody's talking about these websites being taken down. Right. And she has no idea

00:05:02.520 right afterwards in the aftermath immediately. She had no idea what the class was. How is she the

00:05:08.660 leader of the school? So unaware about the basics of this case. It's, it's just frustrating.

00:05:14.940 It's almost as if they want to be. Yeah. This is the primal scream of a dying regime.

00:05:23.960 Pray for our enemies because we're going to medieval on these people.

00:05:29.180 I got a free shot. All these networks lying about the people, the people have had a belly full of it.

00:05:35.420 I know you don't like hearing that. I know you try to do everything in the world to stop that,

00:05:38.520 but you're not going to stop it. It's going to happen. And where do people like that go

00:05:42.020 to share the big line? MAGA Media. I wish in my soul, I wish that any of these people had a

00:05:49.720 conscience. Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose? If that answer is to save my country,

00:05:57.880 this country will be saved. War Room. Here's your host, Stephen K. Vance.

00:06:04.280 Wednesday, 17 December, Year of the Lord, 2025. We are packed today and throughout the day and into

00:06:14.200 the evening and into the late evening. President of the United States, Donald John Trump is going

00:06:19.220 to address the nation tonight. This happens very rarely. He's going to address the nation. So we're

00:06:23.700 going to have coverage all day long talking about it. Then at five o'clock, the show's going to be

00:06:27.580 turned over to that. You've got six o'clock with John Solomon, Amanda Head. Then Stinchfield's going

00:06:32.960 to have great coverage at seven, Studio 6B at eight. I'll be coming back with the team at 6B

00:06:39.560 at 845 to do a transition. Nine o'clock, we're going to go right to the White House to the president.

00:06:45.540 And then we're going to have our whole entire team, Jack Pasovic, Solomon, everybody, Javier,

00:06:50.940 our new Rav, Espanol, Oscar Blue Ramirez. We're going to get everybody on. We're going to stay

00:06:58.640 as long as you guys will have us because the country's in a tough spot. President Trump's

00:07:05.520 going to address the nation. We've got geopolitical issues. We've got economic issues. We've got all

00:07:10.080 of it. And most importantly, we've got a deep state and a Republican establishment that don't like Trump,

00:07:15.260 don't like MAGA, don't like this audience, don't like this show. So we're going to start today.

00:07:20.100 By the way, we're going to get to Providence. We're going to talk about Savannah. We've got

00:07:23.660 Jack Smith. He's being deposed right now. I'm going to start with two of our heaviest pair of hands,

00:07:29.940 Dave Bossie and Mike Howe. Mike, let me start with you. Howe, you do the Oversight Project. You're

00:07:36.740 very big on this weaponization. I've got to spot him. I'll play here in a second. But what are you

00:07:41.080 looking for the president not just to say tonight, but to lay out his program as now we're about one year

00:07:48.020 into this thing, sir? I want to hear him say that the accountability agenda is going to go to full

00:07:53.900 throttle. I mean, we've got a long way to go. Systemic reform needs to happen. Firings and

00:07:58.460 whack-a-moles here and there aren't good enough. I want to hear that the bureaucracy is going to be

00:08:02.560 ripped apart so they can never pull off a weaponization like they did in the Biden era.

00:08:06.800 And I want to hear that the victims of that weaponization will be made whole. So we sent a

00:08:10.920 letter to DOJ outlining how they could pay restitution legally and prudentially to those victims.

00:08:16.580 So I would love to hear about how they'll do that.

00:08:19.400 Do you agree with me that of everything President Trump's doing and the great fights he's been on

00:08:24.260 economy and everything like that, that this may be one of the most important elements of the Trump

00:08:29.440 movement and what he did about not just draining the swamp, but taking the bureaucracy, deconstruct

00:08:34.460 the administrative state, take the deep state apart, and hold accountable the color revolution 0.98

00:08:38.320 from his first and second term, which was stolen? Do you believe this is maybe the one

00:08:46.100 that we're not quite feeling it right now, sir?

00:08:49.960 Yeah, I would say this and mass deportations are the two issues where I'd like to see the

00:08:53.260 most improvement. A lot of people pulled the lever for President Trump, not just for all the great

00:08:57.740 policies, but because they're opposed to how the regime had been operating. And so they don't want

00:09:01.940 to just see temporary custodial ownership in a four-year peace period of it, but a deconstruction of it.

00:09:07.700 They voted because they locked down the schools and the cities for COVID.

00:09:11.260 They voted because Catholics were targeted. They voted because people who protested the 0.87

00:09:16.040 election, the rigged election of 2020, were targeted and had their lives ruined. And so

00:09:20.560 people want to see, as part of Trump's mandate, that system deconstructed, people held accountable

00:09:25.960 for it, and the people who were victimized made whole. And that's what we're doing today,

00:09:30.380 and we're calling out the Senate for taking a big step backwards there.

00:09:34.000 Let's get, do I have the spot? Can I play the spot right now of my cow on the Oversight Project?

00:09:37.960 Let me, can you play it? Let's go ahead and hit it.

00:09:41.600 On the campaign trail, politicians promise to fight corruption and to make your life better.

00:09:50.120 But once they get to Washington, D.C., they're either complicit in weaponizing our government,

00:09:56.180 or they look the other way, while others use the government to destroy the lives of everyday

00:10:01.940 Americans. Now that some politicians were targeted in an operation called Arctic Frost,

00:10:08.980 they finally take a stand against government weaponization. But instead of crusading against

00:10:14.740 all government overreach, their solution is to shake down the taxpayer and line their pockets

00:10:21.300 with millions of dollars. They are focused on things that only protect and reward themselves.

00:10:28.900 Politicians were paid through the government shutdown, then some senators want a payday. 0.89

00:10:36.020 Even when one is not available to everyday Americans who were victimized by weaponization,

00:10:42.180 it's time to stand up to the Washington elite who use power to enrich and protect themselves while they

00:10:50.580 ignore us, the American people. The Oversight Project was founded to fight corrupt government

00:10:57.540 officials, shine a light on the abuse, and de-weaponize our government. We will always fight for you,

00:11:06.340 since it is your government. Please call your senator today and tell them you oppose politicians giving

00:11:16.180 themselves a multi-million dollar payday. Tell them to focus on the people instead.

00:11:27.220 Mike Howe's making friends right there. I know your invitation to have lunch in the Senate dining room

00:11:32.660 has probably been lost in the mail. Hal, if you talk to the president, he says, hey, look,

00:11:37.460 they got the blue slips against me. They got the filibuster not changing. Everything I want to do,

00:11:42.740 they're not approving my people right now. I'm not getting recess appointments. I'm getting no

00:11:49.140 confirmations. The Senate, the Republican establishment sees the end of the Trump revolution,

00:11:54.260 and that's where they're playing hardball. Your thoughts, sir?

00:11:57.380 Yeah, I have an op-ed out today on this in the blue slip. What's happened is, since 2015,

00:12:01.780 Trump came down the golden escalator, there has been some minor improvements in the Senate,

00:12:05.860 but by and large, it is still composed of people who oppose President Trump and his new coalition.

00:12:11.700 And the danger is, they've learned to speak the accent. They can go on the campaign trail and speak

00:12:17.060 in a way to fend off primary challengers and court the Trump power of the endorsement. But they will not

00:12:23.700 chart a new course of political action to back up the president. And this is so evident in the blue

00:12:28.740 slips, particularly for U.S. attorneys. So there's 94 U.S. attorney slots open, and there's only 18

00:12:35.620 that have been filled. And if you want to see the president de-weaponize his government, he needs to be

00:12:39.540 able to take full control of the DOJ. You need confirmed U.S. attorneys to charge and prosecute

00:12:44.180 people. And the Senate won't give it to them. And they've only done it for a very small number.

00:12:48.420 And here's why. They're hiding behind the blue slip, not because it's some institutional interest,

00:12:53.300 but it's so they can hide. They don't have to publicly vote. And they don't have to go on record

00:12:57.460 and show the true distance between themselves and the president. It's a mutual defense pact

00:13:02.660 for senators who are not on the team to wait out the president. And so it needs to go.

00:13:06.580 Even if they end up voting against these these nominees, which they probably will,

00:13:09.700 they need to be on the record so we the people can understand who we got to vote out of there.

00:13:13.220 Give me the U.S. attorney statistic again. What is it? 18 out of 94 offices have a Trump appointee in

00:13:20.820 there. The rest of you have basically a Biden or Obama entry person in some senior position. We

00:13:26.900 don't have control. It's insane. It's insanity. Hal, where do people get you, sir? Check us out at

00:13:32.420 itsyourgov on x on our websites. It's your gov. Please call your senator today. Tell them to get rid

00:13:37.460 of this self-dealing provision. Prioritize the people over the politicians.

00:13:41.060 Brother, thank you. And thank you for punching every day.

00:13:44.900 Will do. Thank you. A guy that knows how to, um, land a punch and knows how to take a punch is

00:13:52.500 going to come, um, on immediately after the break, Dave Bossie. We got a lot to talk about. I'd really

00:13:58.100 feel more comfortable. Dave Bossie was over at the house today and behind closed doors with, uh, with

00:14:04.180 Jack Smith. Dave knows how to run an investigation. And now we know from emails, there was no probable

00:14:10.580 cause to do Mar-a-Lago. Wish I had Gates and Dave Bossie in there, but we don't. You got what you

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00:21:46.760 guy in this. First of all, I'm going to get to the president's speech in a second. A lot of people

00:21:51.400 don't know this in the Russia news. We wouldn't even have the Jacks. We wouldn't have Jack Smith

00:21:57.000 today in the hot seat if it was not for you and Citizens United. You filed an amicus brief,

00:22:01.240 and your brief is one of the key ones for Judge Cannon to kind of get all over and shut down this

00:22:06.600 Jack Smith nonsense. You ran investigations for Newt. I mean, you're really the guy that

00:22:12.360 brought the Clintons to the degree that we even get them in the hot seat. You got them there when 0.70

00:22:17.080 you were the chief investigator. If you're in the room today on Jack Smith, what are you focused on,

00:22:21.880 sir? Oh, boy. You know, I'm really going to drill down heavily on probable cause. I'm going to drill

00:22:30.120 down on the conflicts that we are now seeing, Steve, that are coming out because, and thankfully,

00:22:38.120 to Kash Patel, Dan Bongino, and other leadership at the DOJ putting out these documents in the last

00:22:47.000 couple of days. We are now seeing that the FBI leadership in the Washington field office said,

00:22:55.160 this ought not be done, this raid of Mar-a-Lago. We don't have a probable cause. There needs to be,

00:23:02.920 it needs to be done another way, meaning negotiations with the lawyers. Let's do this quietly. There's no

00:23:09.560 rush here. And Jack Smith and Merritt Garland, let's make sure we understand Merritt Garland,

00:23:17.160 the Attorney General, which means that the President of the United States signed off on this,

00:23:22.760 Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, participated in this political witch hunt of Donald Trump. And we all

00:23:30.120 have known it. And now we're seeing it. So Jack Smith needs to be brought to pay for what-

00:23:39.000 Bossy, Bossy, Bossy, Bossy, you bring up, don't bury the lead here, bro. The Washington field office

00:23:45.160 were not a set of fans. They're not MAGA. They're not a set of fans of Donald Trump, right? And they came

00:23:50.600 here and said, guys, hang on. You have no probable cause here. Let's do this the traditional way,

00:23:55.880 lawyers to lawyers, and take this down. The Washington field office hated Trump. And even

00:24:00.920 haters said, we're going to break the law here. Am I incorrect on that?

00:24:04.760 No, you're exactly right. And I think by Cash putting these documents out, really educate the

00:24:13.400 American people on a couple of things. One is the sheer corruption that was going on 0.85

00:24:18.840 inside the Department of Justice and White House. And two, there are good people that will call out

00:24:26.360 bad people inside the FBI. What Cash has said since he's been there, since day one, is we need to get

00:24:33.800 rid of, rip out by the roots, the horrendous leadership, the woke mob, the left-wing leadership

00:24:41.880 inside the FBI, and let the men and women who work the streets, who work these cases,

00:24:48.920 do their jobs because they are great Americans. And I tend to agree with that theory. The bad people have

00:24:55.880 to go. Steve, you and I both know it. But this says that a guy in the Washington field office

00:25:02.200 had the courage to stand up to Merrick Garland and the president of the United States because he knew,

00:25:09.800 or she knew, whoever it was, we don't know, had the courage to stand up to the political establishment.

00:25:17.160 Bossy, let's go to your piece in Daily Caller. I got to get to this because I want to make sure

00:25:20.840 this stays front burner. Waltz, and what has gone, dude, brother, I'm telling you, you've seen,

00:25:25.960 you've been a head investigator over in the House for years. This one is jaw dropping.

00:25:32.040 Tell me what's going on. What's your piece say? Well, first of all, just, Steve, we all see

00:25:37.640 what's going on. This governor is so blinded by his radicalization. He, and the attorney general

00:25:47.320 of the state as well. They have looked the other way as Somalis, right, that predominantly have stolen 1.00

00:25:56.040 one billion, one billion United States taxpayer dollars and shipped it to Somalia. Okay. We don't

00:26:05.880 understand even the, we haven't even scratched the surface. We don't understand how this could happen,

00:26:11.640 but we don't understand where the money has gone. And we don't know that Joe Biden and these cronies of

00:26:17.560 Joe Biden didn't allow terrorist networks, terrorist organizations to get this money to gain funding

00:26:26.280 through the taxpayer. It's, it's so outrageous. People need to be brought to, to account and, and not just,

00:26:33.720 not just the people who were involved in the corruption. Look, there's been nearly a hundred

00:26:37.800 people convicted of these different crimes. There's got to be hundreds more, but we have to follow the

00:26:44.040 money and make sure that it, that, that, that the American people get to the bottom of this $1

00:26:49.960 billion. It is such a big number. You know, we throw a trillion dollars, billion dollars around

00:26:55.720 nowadays. The American people don't understand the breadth of that, but it is, that's what the United

00:27:01.960 States spends in a quarter. Well, we spend a lot more than that in a quarter, but that's the United

00:27:08.360 States department of defense, uh, wars budget. Okay. So we, we, we have to pay attention to what

00:27:14.360 we're doing and, and, and, and, and the money, uh, is doesn't grow on trees. We have tough, tough

00:27:20.280 financial decisions to make. And for this to be happening, uh, under, uh, under governor walls is,

00:27:27.160 is outrageous. Do you think, uh, the, I've argued for, um, pant bonding and cash to get a task force

00:27:34.280 out to Minneapolis and not just find out where the money went, but start working on some criminal

00:27:39.080 charges here. I got 30 seconds to break. You're going to stick around. Yes or no? Should, should,

00:27:43.400 should DOJ get a task force out there now and make it public on what they're doing?

00:27:47.800 I'm hopeful it's already begun, Steve. You and I both know the leadership of the FBI and DOJ. We

00:27:53.080 know Todd Blanch and Pam and, and, and cash have that interest in, you know, I know that they're

00:27:59.160 looking at that, whether it's done already and not public, I believe it probably is.

00:28:04.280 Okay. Stick around. Carolyn Ren, uh, Poso, uh, Julie Kelly. We're gonna have, I think Navarro.

00:28:12.440 We're pretty packed this morning, a lot going on. President's gonna address the nation tonight.

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00:30:07.400 We got a cold open. We got posts on Caroline Ren coming on in a moment. Dave Bossie tonight,

00:30:14.520 not simply what you want to hear or what you would recommend to the president, a very close advisor

00:30:18.920 to him of what he, on his address to the nation, what he should say, but then the actions that come

00:30:24.040 after that, sir. Well, first of all, I think he should really focus heavily on the economy and what

00:30:30.680 a great job he and Scott Besson are doing. Look, the Burke compact, that's the first time

00:30:36.120 the social compact that is, that is so important for the future of this country has been talked

00:30:42.760 about. They're educating, they're educating young people about what the social compact means about

00:30:49.880 leaving America better than you found it. And that is what I hope Donald Trump will talk about tonight.

00:30:55.720 He'll talk about what he's done to fix the horrible Biden economic mess that he was left left with.

00:31:01.800 But affordability is just what he talks about. It's a joke. It needs to be addressed.

00:31:06.440 And the table needs to be set on affordability.

00:31:09.400 You need to, you need to address it, but you can't, you can't sit there. People,

00:31:12.760 their lived experience is their lived experience. I don't want to get into the trap of the Democrats

00:31:16.280 or try to tell people that, you know, if we just do that, it's just going to come off the rails,

00:31:21.880 right? You got to stick to, I think, the growth of jobs and the economy. Okay, fine. What, what,

00:31:26.680 now what actions do you want to see coming out of this?

00:31:29.480 Well, I think tonight, I'm hopeful that he will talk about the new Fed chairman,

00:31:34.280 not by name, but by, by the description of the importance of the job and what the Fed chair

00:31:42.200 actually does and can help with bringing rates down and making sure that our economy is,

00:31:47.720 is, is, is roaring, but also cutting spending. I think he has to continue to address the out of

00:31:53.400 control 38 staring at $39 trillion national debt that we have and how he's going to continue to

00:32:00.040 cut back to that pre COVID spending, uh, that is only going to improve our economic engine.

00:32:08.200 Bossy, where do people get you on social media and particularly all these great pieces you're

00:32:11.320 putting up at the daily caller? Yeah, thank you. Uh, David underscore Bossy, uh,

00:32:15.800 at, at, at, at X, uh, and getter, uh, and, and truth social.

00:32:22.200 Brother, thank you so much. I look forward to talking to you tonight, uh, after the speech.

00:32:27.640 Thanks, Steve. So we're going to have, we're going to have wall-to-wall coverage starting at five.

00:32:31.240 Well, throughout the day, people will be talking about bowling, a Gruber,

00:32:34.760 Poso at two, but starting tonight, five o'clock kicking in hard, lead up to it. Every element of it,

00:32:40.440 845 in, in Studio 6B. I'll jump in with the guys, go right to the opening of the president's

00:32:45.960 comments. And then afterwards, uh, if we can talk Poso in a standup past his bedtime,

00:32:49.640 uh, the, um, he can wear his duck feet. If we start, it's Poso will join us and others.

00:32:55.320 Let's play. I want to go back to Jesse Waters and what happened in his press conference yesterday.

00:32:59.080 We played the entire press conference. I realized some people by halfway through to St. Bannon,

00:33:02.680 what are you doing? You, what are you and Poso doing? Come in and do some analysis.

00:33:05.960 We've heard enough of this. Let's play clip, a short clip and waters. And I got Caroline

00:33:11.960 ran and Jack Poso, but here to join us question about that name. And I know the name that you're

00:33:18.040 asking about because a member of the media asked me about it. Uh, I am familiar with it. Um, I wasn't

00:33:23.480 familiar with it when the media member asked me about it. I think it was, um, I think it was either

00:33:29.480 CBS or NBC. Um, I asked my team about it. Um, and, um, I think this is an area where caution is

00:33:37.800 really necessary. There are lots of reasons why a page might be taken down, particularly if there's

00:33:44.440 chatter out there about to your question, Amanda, about words that were spoken. It's easy to jump

00:33:51.000 from someone saying words that were spoken to what those words are to a particular name

00:33:56.360 that reflects a motive targeting a particular person. That's a really dangerous road to go down.

00:34:03.000 Really dangerous. If that name meant anything to this investigation, we would be out looking

00:34:08.360 for that person. We will let you know we were looking for that person. You know, again, I think

00:34:13.640 it's just a really dangerous road to go down. I know that in today's age, there are lots of things

00:34:19.400 that people read into things. It's just a dangerous thing to do. And I would leave it to us

00:34:24.360 to identify persons of interest and let us run them down. What the public can do for us today is

00:34:30.920 help us figure out who this guy is. Um, and we hope to have more information out that will help

00:34:35.880 you do that. Help you help us do that. Okay. So we still don't know what this guy yelled. We're

00:34:42.760 hearing multiple reports about him yelling something. Why can't we hear from any of these eyewitnesses?

00:34:48.520 I've only heard one eyewitness say the guy had a long gun. And so he also said he looked the

00:34:54.360 shooter directly in the eye and then the shooter didn't kill him. Why didn't the shooter shoot the

00:35:00.600 guy? If this is a random attack, he's just spraying bullets around. Why didn't he shoot the guy he came

00:35:05.800 eye to eye with? That's weird. We're also hearing interesting reports that the vice president of the

00:35:11.480 brown Republicans might've been shot multiple times. We still don't understand if this was a

00:35:16.680 targeted shooting and they're not giving us any clue about that. We also need to know, do you need

00:35:23.400 to swipe a card before you get into this building? We're hearing you have to swipe cards. So was this

00:35:28.360 guy up last night? I got Poso and Ren post. I'm going to start with you. Let's go back to the whole

00:35:34.280 thing. What happened yesterday afternoon? You didn't have enough time on the show because we played it all.

00:35:39.240 And then we went to John Solomon. I want to go through the afternoon we spent, what was going on?

00:35:44.120 What's happening here? This thing is, this thing is, there's something not right with this. Jesse nailed

00:35:48.840 it. What do you got? Yeah, look, Steve, this is horrific in terms of optics. They have nobody up there

00:35:57.640 who seems to know how to talk to media. You've got nobody up there. So this is amazing because first they say

00:36:02.040 we need the people to reach out and give us tips. We need the people who need to send in your

00:36:10.400 information, send everything you got. So people send in information. They say, what about this?

00:36:14.200 What about this? What's going on here? And then they start yelling at you, hectoring you saying,

00:36:19.400 don't come out. You got the police chief. He's a migrant from Columbia. Doesn't even speak English 1.00

00:36:23.800 half the time. He switches over. You're giving a press conference to the United States of America.

00:36:29.000 You need to speak in English so that people can understand you when your sons and daughters go to

00:36:35.800 your campus and are murdered in cold blood. And so, no, you don't get to sit there and talk about

00:36:40.840 how woke you are, how DEI you are. And Steve, there's people now, there are people who have come

00:36:46.780 out and pointed out, and he got Sundance. Steve, you remember Sundance over at Conservative Treehouse?

00:36:51.840 He's great. Conservative Treehouse, yep.

00:36:54.300 Well, and he's got a theory up there that is pointing out Providence, Rhode Island,

00:36:58.180 was a sanctuary city. They've gone in and they put out these statements when ICE started their

00:37:03.920 raids. They said, oh, we're going to look at ways to help the poor migrants, help the poor people

00:37:08.760 that are here, not cooperate with ICE, not cooperate with federal officials. And Sundance

00:37:14.660 had a theory. He said, what if they turned the cameras off because they didn't want to help the

00:37:18.500 ICE raids? That's the Sundance theory from Conservative Treehouse. Everybody's asking these

00:37:23.620 questions, what is happening. The police chief says, we've given you a video from the inside.

00:37:28.560 Then a reporter had to point out, actually, it was from the outside. He said, well, outside and inside.

00:37:33.380 Get your story straight. They can't do it. And this is what happens when you got good people like

00:37:39.660 Ella Cook who are dead right before Christmas time and there's no answers. What do you get is yelling?

00:37:45.700 What do you get is angry liberals screaming at people who just want to know what happened on their

00:37:51.160 campus when, oh, by the way, there's an active shooter on the loose. And I'm sorry, Steve, but I

00:37:56.780 don't see anybody up there from Providence, from Brown University, which runs Providence. And I'm

00:38:01.280 going to say it. The FBI does not seem to be taking it seriously or at least not putting their best foot

00:38:06.140 forward on it. No, we got to we got to get a better team on it and all over it. It should come from

00:38:11.260 headquarters. Where's the A team? You need the A team. Where's the A team? You got Ella Cook. You've got

00:38:17.040 the situation in Savannah. Conservative women are being targeted. Is anybody taking this seriously?

00:38:21.960 Do we have anybody's attention on this yet, ma'am? I do think finally there is attention on it.

00:38:28.440 War Room was, you know, the first one really talking about this. But thank goodness, you know,

00:38:32.160 Fox and others are asking questions, talking about it, even at the press conference. I do think the

00:38:37.120 reporter did a pretty good job of being like, hey, wait a minute. None of this makes any sense.

00:38:41.420 And, you know, I want to address a couple of things that Jesse talked about. But, you know,

00:38:45.160 there are reports that say that Ella was shot point blank in the face and then shot as many

00:38:50.020 as seven more times. And then according to another witness, the other individual that

00:38:54.320 died, Muck, that he was walking along the same path as her. And to me, these all lead

00:38:59.360 to, you know, that this looks like it was an assassination of Ella. And if so, you know,

00:39:04.860 was it because that she is a young Christian conservative, the vice chair of the college

00:39:10.480 Republicans, like this seems very, very, very relevant. And why can't they, they're eyewitnesses

00:39:15.580 to these accounts. Why can't they just come out and say these things? The other problem

00:39:19.800 I have right now is the just complete gaslighting that happened at that press conference. There

00:39:24.540 is what I think seems to be a very, you know, credible online. People are talking about an

00:39:29.760 individual. This guy is a big free Palestine activist, a big LGBTQ activist on campus who's

00:39:36.600 written insane manifestos. Brown has been scrubbing every single thing about this guy online.

00:39:42.500 And then when they were asked about him in the press conference, they, you know, said,

00:39:46.200 oh, we don't know anything about scrubbing online, which was a lie. Then they put out a statement

00:39:50.860 saying you can't dox. He's not a student. He's actually a research, I guess, professor

00:39:55.340 at the university. And well, what I don't get is why doesn't this guy lock down his ex? Why

00:40:01.880 wouldn't you just come out and say, hey, it's not me? Like when Candace Owens kind

00:40:05.880 of doxed the hooded guy over Charlie Kirk's investigation that was just turned out to

00:40:10.760 be a soccer player who dropped by, the soccer players came out and said, hey, guys, it wasn't

00:40:14.720 me. I just came by to because I wanted to hear this. So why is this guy going completely

00:40:18.880 dark? I don't understand. Just come out, come out and address it. Say I didn't do it. But

00:40:23.380 instead, they're scrubbing everything on the Internet about him. And he is completely locked

00:40:27.460 down all of his accounts.

00:40:29.700 Po, so in Savannah, the mayor is mocking us, correct? Officials, officials, you've had a Christian 1.00

00:40:35.260 woman with acid thrown in the face, a classic attack mode of Islamist in sub-Saharan Africa 1.00

00:40:42.160 and in the Middle East and in South Asia. They're taking it so seriously. They're mocking people

00:40:48.820 that are concerned about this, sir.

00:40:51.720 Yes, you got this Democrat mayor of Savannah down there and someone had posted up. I can't

00:40:58.960 believe this is happening. Post Millennial has the story. So go over to Post Millennial right

00:41:02.520 now. You saw this beautiful Christian woman walking through Forsyth Park, just one of the

00:41:11.560 most beautiful parks in all the South. Everyone knows it, of course, from the iconic Forrest

00:41:16.200 Gump movie with Tom Hanks is sitting there with the bench and just a couple blocks up from

00:41:21.740 where General Pulaski, of course, is buried, where I go to every time I'm in Savannah. It's

00:41:26.780 one of the most beautiful cities in all the South. And in fact, I would go so far as to say

00:41:30.540 it is the most beautiful city in the South. And I say that as a Northerner. Well, you get Mayor

00:41:36.000 Van Johnson goes up and he's up there saying, someone saying, have you ever been there? Have

00:41:42.220 you ever contacted the victim or promised on behalf of Savannah to support her ongoing recovery?

00:41:48.440 Great photo shoot and tenderhearted words, but what are you actually doing? So the mayors of Savannah,

00:41:54.040 the people of Savannah are saying, Mayor, Mr. Mayor, what are you doing? Mayor Johnson,

00:41:59.180 Mayor Van Johnson, what are you doing to keep us safe? His response? Maybe you should take a nap.

00:42:05.760 Maybe you should take a nap. That's his response. When a Christian woman had her face chemically 1.00

00:42:11.500 burned off by an assailant in Forsyth Park, there in Savannah on his watch, he says, maybe take a nap

00:42:18.960 when her face is burned off and she's in the hospital. It's sick. It's disgusting. And I'm

00:42:24.040 going to say, look, Steve, go look at that compact mag article that came out about the lost generation.

00:42:29.980 It's it's Christians. It's white people. And it is open season. It is open season on Christian 0.99

00:42:36.300 white people across the West right now. And you've got mayors like this who laugh about it. They mock

00:42:42.240 you when your daughter gets her face burned off in the park.

00:42:45.140 Uh, Caroline, I'm gonna hold you guys through the break. I got about 45 seconds. Uh, are Christian 1.00

00:42:51.560 women? I mean, we got to stand up for this. We don't stand up for this. You're going to have this 1.00

00:42:54.960 spread even more than it is throughout the country, ma'am. Yeah, no, we have to stand up for this.

00:43:01.580 This should be the top priority of our entire law enforcement. You know, I, I, I echo what, what Jack

00:43:07.560 said earlier. I mean, I think it is absolutely plausible that Providence PD and Brown University

00:43:12.060 disabled their local and campus CCTV cameras to, uh, protect illegal immigrants. If that ends up

00:43:18.700 being the case, my God, we should be all just like up in arms about this. It is completely outrageous.

00:43:23.880 And so we, we need to stand up for these women and we need to get to the bottom of what is happening.

00:43:29.380 And if it turns out to be another absolute pattern of a targeting of Christian conservatives

00:43:35.400 on college campuses, then, uh, you know, we, we really have to reckon and deal with this as a

00:43:40.920 country, as our law enforcement and parents have got to start deciding, do you want to send your

00:43:45.240 kids in for essentially slaughter on these university campuses? Because that is what is happening.

00:43:49.240 Yeah. Caroline, hang on for one second. Short break. Posobiec, Caroline, run on the other side. 1.00

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00:45:57.840 travel. We're changing our travel. A lot of people changed their travels. This popped on us last night.

00:46:02.620 The President of the United States, this does not happen often. He's addressing the nation tonight.

00:46:08.700 All the broadcast networks are giving it. Right now, it's kind of secret. I think it's going to be

00:46:12.460 talking about where we've been in this year and where we're going. Of course,

00:46:16.080 we've got issues like Venezuela and other things. So, Poso, what would you like to hear? What would

00:46:22.580 be your recommendation to the President? And more importantly, what course of action would you

00:46:27.160 like him to take coming out of this, sir? Well, Steve, look, you know, I've been banging on this

00:46:33.380 for the last year, last year and a half. We've certainly seen our fair share of it. The rise of

00:46:39.680 violence in this country and across the West has to be addressed, not just the shooting on him,

00:46:44.720 murder of our good friend and our brother in arms, Charlie Kirk, the mass leftist violence that we've

00:46:51.000 seen going on, the assassinations, Maggioni, others, this psychopath who killed the two Israeli

00:46:58.020 embassy employees right there in Washington, D.C. It is increasing and it is becoming more violent,

00:47:03.800 not to mention the attacks on ICE agents, the attempted attack on Los Angeles. I'm actually

00:47:10.060 hearing word that they were going to hit ICE facilities and Amazon distribution centers,

00:47:14.440 which, as people know, that's working class people who are going to be hit with these pipe bombs.

00:47:19.200 So we need to hear what's being done about the violence. Number one, that's got to stop this

00:47:24.700 joke of a mayor down in Savannah, just a complete ridiculous fool that he made of himself

00:47:30.240 while a Christian woman gets her face burned off. Number two, migration, the deportations,

00:47:37.020 not just illegal, but also legal. What is being done? He's talked about this. We are getting rid

00:47:43.140 of the third worlders. We're going to have reverse migration. Definitely want to hear that. I think 1.00

00:47:47.380 that's a note that a lot of people want to hear. And then finally, economic conditions,

00:47:51.240 cost of living, affordability. What is being done about this for the average person? And go look at

00:47:56.140 the massive expose that's in compact mag right now about the lost generation, about specifically

00:48:02.640 white men starting about with white men who were born in 1980. You were systematically kept out of

00:48:09.420 academia, of entertainment, of media, of professional culture, of Ivy League, Ivy League entrance that you

00:48:17.300 were systematically kept out. And the phrase that a lot of people are using on that, and I've certainly

00:48:22.480 used it as well, they're calling it white economic genocide because of how it's, and it walks through

00:48:27.500 how it leads to the fall of the marriage rates, the fall in household rates, the fall of fertility.

00:48:33.680 So it really does come back to economics. Getting rid of these insane policies that blocked a certain

00:48:39.780 group of people from industry because of the color of their skin is absolutely what he ran on. So you've

00:48:47.140 got to increase those conditions, not just GDP, not just stock market, but the actual economic

00:48:53.140 conditions of the forgotten American man and woman.

00:48:57.340 Jacob Savage is the author of the piece. Absolutely brilliant. We've already worked,

00:49:00.960 we're already in contact with compacts where I get Jacob on here for an hour and break it all down.

00:49:05.160 It's an unbelievable piece. Ren, the reason, Pete, you're a beloved character in this drama is that

00:49:11.620 you have a tendency to tell, you have a tendency to say what's on people's minds that sometimes

00:49:18.120 they're too hesitant to talk about. What would you recommend to the president tonight? And what

00:49:22.380 course of action would you recommend to the president post-speech, ma'am?

00:49:27.780 Well, I think that he should definitely talk about his biggest success, his biggest campaign promise

00:49:32.100 was closing the border. And he has done that successfully. And we need to talk about it, highlight it,

00:49:36.940 but then he needs to talk about what they're doing, what the status is of getting rid of the, you know,

00:49:41.420 50 million illegal citizens that are not citizens, illegal aliens that are in our country. But you do

00:49:46.560 need to highlight the fact that like Trump did, he has shut this border down and we should all be

00:49:51.100 celebrating and thanking him for it. Number two is, I think there's been criticism on the president,

00:49:55.280 myself included, about a over-focus on foreign policy. I want to see more focus on domestic policy,

00:50:00.960 but there is an intersection there that I think the president has brought this point up before,

00:50:04.600 is that he is meeting with so many foreign leaders because he was doing trade deals that

00:50:09.380 involved getting a commitment of investment in the United States. I think that they need to explain

00:50:14.520 to us, he's gotten trillions in commitments of investments from foreign countries to invest in

00:50:19.540 the United States. Well, it's time to start talking about where are those investments going? Like,

00:50:24.320 how are they, where is this trillions of dollars and how is it going to affect the American people's

00:50:29.280 lives? If you live in Ohio, how is the Saudi Arabia's $1 trillion commitment to the United 0.55

00:50:34.940 States? Where is that going and how does that affect them? So that is the biggest thing that

00:50:39.300 I want to see is this investment that he's worked so hard to just meet with, you know, he's met with

00:50:44.120 like, I don't know, 50, 60 foreign leaders in the last nine months. Where is this money going and

00:50:48.840 how is it helping you and I? Caroline, where's your social media? We're going to try to track you

00:50:54.400 down tonight during this Real America's Voice. Our coverage starting at five o'clock is going to be

00:50:58.860 nonstop about this address to the nation, what needs to be said, what the president will say,

00:51:04.060 what it means, what's the course of action, what it means for the country, what it means for MAGA.

00:51:07.900 Where do people go to get you, ma'am? At Caroline Wren on Twitter, Getter, and Truth Social.

00:51:15.140 Thank you, ma'am. Appreciate you always.

00:51:18.340 Poso, you're working double time on this situation in Providence and in Savannah. You're going to be with

00:51:24.220 us tonight, too. You've changed your travel. We've changed our travel. Everybody has.

00:51:28.100 So important. Very rarely, as you know, there's a president of the United States address the nation.

00:51:33.740 Broadcast TV will turn it over, but Real America Voice, I have the real coverage.

00:51:38.520 Sir, where do people go to get you throughout the day, Jack?

00:51:42.180 Well, Steve, once again, thanks so much. You can find me on Twitter. You can find me on Truth Social,

00:51:48.340 on Telegram, as well as, of course, Human Events daily is the show. And you're right, we'll be there

00:51:55.160 tonight, but then also this weekend, we're all going to be up Phoenix, Arizona. That is the place

00:52:00.960 to be. Change my travel so that I can be there. So I'll be flying tomorrow out to Phoenix. I was going

00:52:06.400 to fly down to Nashville, sit down with Candace and Erica, but I was told ladies only. I was told

00:52:11.400 ladies only. It's very important. So, you know, sticking to that. And I say, I wish them both well. 0.89

00:52:16.220 Stop, stop, stop, stop, stop. That's like Putin and Trump meeting or like she and Putin.

00:52:21.720 There's high tea. It was high tea.

00:52:23.440 They're not going to have high tea.

00:52:24.720 They're not having a, no, they're not having a grunt dune like you there. Those are two heads 0.98

00:52:28.620 of state. You're like a field commander. No field commanders when the heads of states are meeting.

00:52:33.940 Stop it.

00:52:34.660 All right, all right. You want the real intel. You want the real, you want the real flight logs.

00:52:39.420 All right, we'll bring it all in.

00:52:41.700 Jack Posobiec. Love you, brother.

00:52:43.140 I think it was good.

00:52:44.400 I'll see you tonight.

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Bannon's War Room - December 17, 2025

Episode 5003： Murder And Maiming Of Conservative Women Taking Place In The US

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