Bannon's War Room - Episode 5124： Finance Industry Is A Grift

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

00:00:10.820 these people here's not got a free shot all these networks lying about the people the people have

00:00:17.400 had a belly full of it i know you don't like hearing that i know you try to do everything

00:00:21.160 the world to stop that but you're not going to stop it it's going to happen and where do people

00:00:24.760 like that go to share the big line mega media i wish in my soul i wish that any of these people

00:00:32.580 had a conscience ask yourself what is my task and what is my purpose if that answer is to save my

00:00:40.500 country this country will be saved war room here's your host stephen k bannam

00:00:47.960 it's february uh it is friday friday 6 february in the year of our lord 20 26 there is a method to

00:00:59.140 my madness this morning on the show um because i wanted to talk we have all this conversation about

00:01:06.080 uh civil war and the path to civil war we've had the clip from ben harnwell's amazing interview with

00:01:12.220 dr betts at king's college where he's the tenured professor of modern warfare and i think considered

00:01:17.280 one of the leading experts on modern warfare of in the broad context of what that means because

00:01:22.940 modern warfare is not simply kinetic it is also unrestricted warfares we've taught you over the

00:01:30.620 last five or six years on the on the show we start with but it's about also about institutions this is

00:01:36.220 why we start today with james rosen the chief uh washington correspondent for newsmax in his the

00:01:42.300 second volume of his magisterial biography of one of the greatest americans not simply of modern times

00:01:49.440 but i think of all time and that is uh associate justice scalia the second volume is uh the supreme

00:01:55.720 court years if the first volume is the rise to greatness it takes all the way through scalia's life

00:02:01.320 uh his confirmation hearing the second volume you pick up the first day he joined the supreme court and

00:02:07.740 goes all the way through the 2000 election the contested election there in bush v gore in the

00:02:13.960 decisions of the supreme court i can't recommend a book highly more highly and

00:02:18.840 also for young people in your life this is like the buckley book um give uh sam tannenhouse's sam tannenhouse's

00:02:28.960 book which we sent to what i don't know the second third fourth printing this audience and the feedback

00:02:34.940 i've gotten is fantastic james rosen is the same type of writer these are books that almost read

00:02:40.540 like novels and you just want to turn the page to do that but it was about the institution

00:02:44.620 and how fundamental uh associate justice scalia was in changing the institution of supreme court

00:02:51.720 particularly about originalism and about uh textualism and that's why you're going to learn a lot

00:02:57.780 you'll understand the presence i'm very proud that i sat on the five-man selection committee as the

00:03:03.660 only non-lawyer for the selection of gorsuch uh to um to replace uh justice scalia after he passed

00:03:11.740 away of course you can't replace people like scalia you can't replace people like associate justice

00:03:16.600 thomas uh just like he can't replace charlie kirk and he can't replace andrew breitbart there's some

00:03:22.940 people that come along they're just unique and totally unique individuals and can't be replaced

00:03:27.820 but you will learn a lot uh dr thayer and tage gill are going to return here momentarily we're

00:03:33.160 going to talk about the piece in the federalist today from our own dr bradley thayer that is quite

00:03:38.200 extraordinary about this uh potential civil war in the west of course dr betts at king's college says

00:03:44.800 not only is it coming but the election of nigel farage as reform remember what nigel has done

00:03:50.680 is extraordinary he's taken a party basically he created and now as i think 2x what the tories are

00:03:58.420 and the tories have been around for 250 years longer maybe i think they're 50 years so um it's

00:04:04.820 extraordinary he says that will only slow it down but the path in the united kingdom is set when we

00:04:11.000 talk about institutions one of the ones we talk about so much is global capital the global capital

00:04:16.600 markets finance the great oran casts uh i guess it's coming out it's online now it's coming out

00:04:23.100 on sunday uh in the new york times uh you eviscerate the the wall street uh the uh the the lords of easy

00:04:33.800 money and you just say right in the headline it's a grift and they ought to be taught they ought to be

00:04:39.820 treated like grifters one how did the new york times publish this and number two walk us through the

00:04:46.480 piece well i i should say actually it has been a long time in coming but the the times editor i work

00:04:54.100 with was was great and actually really encouraged focusing on this point that you know there's so

00:05:00.380 much discussion about bad actors on wall street right like oh these looters or you know this fraud

00:05:06.500 and so forth and and i think there's a much broader more important point which is that it's not the

00:05:11.860 edge case it's not the lawbreaker it's it's the entire exercise it is the the fundamentals of you

00:05:19.560 know what we have in private equity what we have in hedge funds what we have now in what's called

00:05:23.440 private credit uh it's just all this stuff that has been layered atop the actual legitimate purposes

00:05:30.220 of financial markets that doesn't create any value and yet ends up with tremendous wealth and if you're

00:05:36.300 not creating any value and you end up with tremendous wealth it's safe to assume that means you just

00:05:40.880 took that money from somewhere else and and i think that is one of the fundamental problems we

00:05:45.380 have in our economy today is one of the best ways to make money where we're sending a lot of our best

00:05:50.340 talent people who could be starting great businesses creating good jobs uh instead they're going to trade

00:05:56.000 money around in circles and and somehow we sort of not only do we tolerate it and in a lot of cases we

00:06:03.280 celebrate it and and take it seriously as as a sign that something useful must be going on

00:06:08.220 look the the reason one of the principal reasons president trump won on 8 november of 2016 or early in the

00:06:18.460 morning he was declared the winner of uh november 9th is the fuse that was lit off by the financial crash

00:06:24.140 in 2008 uh now uh because of the efforts to bail out the system they consolidated wealth and power me

00:06:33.820 obama the most progressive president in history supposedly had a knee-jerk reaction with tim geithner

00:06:40.060 people around him guiding because he was a basically a constitutional law professor didn't really

00:06:44.300 understand capital markets but they came up with policies as uh as has been shown in the great book

00:06:50.780 lords of easy money that essentially bailed out the system and bailed out the wealthy with the greatest

00:06:55.980 concentration of wealth in mankind's history however there were supposed to be reforms made

00:07:02.380 so are you saying today that we're now in uh you know what 17 18 years later we're in a situation that

00:07:09.260 because capitalism should be the fundamental part of capitalism should be free and fair and accessible

00:07:15.660 capital markets are you saying we don't actually have a capitalist system this is more corporatist

00:07:21.660 than we even scream about here in war room or is it is it at the basis we do have capitalism with

00:07:27.900 just a lot of grift on top or is the whole system rotten to its core i think it's more that we have

00:07:34.780 capitalism with a lot of grift on top you know one one thing i try to emphasize in the piece and and one

00:07:40.060 of the you know they they find the title that that will get the most people to click on it the the

00:07:44.300 working title was saving capitalism from the capitalists because i think the the basic system

00:07:49.900 of capitalism is still a good way the best way anyone knows to structure an economy and for that

00:07:55.740 matter you know healthy financial markets are a really important thing we need to have markets that

00:08:01.180 allow savers to consolidate their savings and and to deploy that capital to productive uses the problem

00:08:08.060 is that that's not what financial markets do today in fact even as financial markets as the financial

00:08:13.020 sector has grown to be an ever larger part of the economy more of gdp more of profits you know

00:08:19.580 attracting more of the top talent generating more of the richest people uh there has been no correlating

00:08:26.060 increase in investment to the contrary the actual real investment that we get in the economy keeps declining

00:08:33.740 and so i i think whereas there's been this idea certainly promoted by the folks on wall street

00:08:38.940 promoted by a lot of the folks you you were describing in in the obama world certainly in the bush world

00:08:44.620 also certainly a lot of people in the trump world there's this idea that well if you know if if the

00:08:49.420 financial sector is doing incredibly well that must somehow mean the economy is doing well right well

00:08:54.540 look how high the stock market went up that must mean we're doing well those things have just become

00:08:59.500 entirely disconnected and so the question is can we essentially put the financial sector back in its place

00:09:06.140 say we want to have a healthy financial sector but that's defined by whether you're actually doing

00:09:11.500 your frankly pretty boring job of consolidating capital deploying capital well so that the real

00:09:18.940 action is happening in the real economy where where it can actually benefit the typical family

00:09:25.100 how do you how do we make these because i argue we have a capitalist system with almost no

00:09:30.620 capitalist because 80 or 90 of the american people really don't have access to it don't participate

00:09:36.140 in it and 50 of the country is abject been here for generations and have no access to this

00:09:42.380 where do you think you're slipping into what lyndon larouche used to talk about all the time about

00:09:48.220 productivity and he's got to be focused on manufacturing and you got to get away from this i mean

00:09:53.260 he was mad as a hatter but some of the things he had to say were quite profound do you think it's

00:09:59.180 those types of reforms that have to take place well i think it's important to say this is also the

00:10:05.660 stuff that you know adam smith was talking about and abraham lincoln was talking about uh and that you

00:10:11.340 know most of our great economists most of our great political leaders until quite recently all

00:10:17.900 recognized for that matter you know many of our great popes have have recognized this it has always been

00:10:23.580 understood that that an out of control financial sector is a concern is something that you're going

00:10:29.340 to get if you don't pay attention to it and and is going to be a plague on the real useful kind of

00:10:35.820 capitalism and so i think you know one thing we're starting to do a lot better so listen i want to make

00:10:40.940 sure we name this as a construct for people so you're you're dancing around it's the american system it's

00:10:46.060 what hamilton and i say along with the declaration of independence something that doesn't get as much play

00:10:51.500 that almost should is hamilton's report on manufacturers and you had you know andrew

00:10:56.620 jackson was part of that lincoln as a wig this whole party stood for this the american system and

00:11:02.620 i kind of say this is what lyndon laroche's people also talk about talk to me about the american system

00:11:07.660 why is the alternative quite different than late stage cap finance capitalism that we find ourselves

00:11:14.380 in this kind of cul-de-sac yeah the the american system as you as you just said exactly right is

00:11:20.700 is what built america into the greatest country and economy in the world that that led to the

00:11:27.020 you know unbelievable prosperity of the middle class it was obviously a capitalist system it was a free

00:11:32.300 market system but it was one that recognized that not anything you do that generates a profit is

00:11:37.740 equally valuable uh and also that you you really do actually need a role for government that you need to

00:11:43.660 make sure that domestic industry is strong in competition against other countries you need

00:11:48.700 to certainly invest a lot in things like you know infrastructure i mean whether it was railroads and

00:11:53.180 canals back in the day or you know electrification all of these things were massive public projects uh

00:11:59.740 and you need a financial system that is specifically structured and regulated in the public interest to

00:12:06.220 make sure that what is happening in in financial markets doesn't become an end unto itself right you're

00:12:12.060 not trading for the sake of trading um but that it is actually fulfilling its function of of helping

00:12:18.300 things to happen in the real world and and that is the tradition that the u.s followed all the way

00:12:23.660 through the middle of the 20th century it's only in the last few decades that that we gave into this

00:12:29.260 idea that no no markets in and of themselves whatever they do is always going to be the most efficient and

00:12:36.060 productive thing and if if we just get out of the way and you know let the people on wall street cook

00:12:41.500 as as the kids would say uh that will generate the most prosperity for everybody and and it's just not

00:12:47.420 true there's nothing in economic theory that would say it's true there's nothing in in human history that

00:12:51.980 would say it's true and i think we've really paid the price for going along with that instead of

00:12:57.020 being willing to say you know as i say in the piece the the people on wall street have no clothes

00:13:02.060 they're they're parading around naked a lot of what they do is ridiculous it's clearly not valuable

00:13:07.820 and you know we need the right regulation but we also need a culture that's that's willing to say

00:13:13.100 that and that we deserve better how do you uh if you got a meeting and we had you over for a cup of

00:13:19.740 coffee with uh with uh scott besant secretary treasurer before you guys went to the white house

00:13:26.140 we got a minute here on this side and uh and i tell you what hang i want you to just hang on for a

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00:13:36.700 about civil war within in the civil in the civil war in the middle of the 19th century these were

00:13:42.460 some of the issues that were underlying because remember the the plantation aristocracy uh on in

00:13:49.500 the i would call the tidewater plantation aristocracy particularly around places like charleston remember

00:13:55.500 at the time when the civil war started i think there were more what would be associated today as

00:14:00.460 billionaires uh per capita in charleston than any place on earth they believed that the investment

00:14:06.140 was in human capital that was slavery it was about they thought humans owning humans was a capital

00:14:13.100 asset and one of the big differences in abraham lincoln and what they their idea was that you had

00:14:18.860 to build canals and railroads and you need you needed some sort of either government regulation to do

00:14:23.820 that or maybe even potential financing or helping with financing and that was one of the big rifts

00:14:28.380 of the they were high tariffs in the north and of course no tariffs some sort of partnership with

00:14:34.140 the british in the uh in the south what became the confederacy orrin cass has a brilliant piece in

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00:18:04.700 normally we put people in the oval office i think this one you go to treasury and you talk to besant

00:18:08.860 besant comes out he's a hedge fund guy been a very safe pair of hands at one time they were talking

00:18:13.500 about he was going to be wear two hats maybe federal reserve chair and treasury if they could work it out

00:18:18.380 looks like they couldn't so kevin warsh is going to take that spot a big fan of kevin's known him a long

00:18:24.380 time uh talk to me the two or three things you and scott besant are going to talk about when you're there

00:18:29.740 to make sure that we make we get this to be a truly capitalist system with every american a capitalist

00:18:36.220 what are you going to talk about well in the context of these issues in the financial markets i think

00:18:42.460 number one is we're going to just crack down on the stuff that is not useful so instead of taxing

00:18:48.460 people who actually build businesses that are successful we're going to put the tax on transactions so

00:18:54.460 if you're just trading all day in the market we'd much rather tax that than somebody who's building

00:18:59.100 a business i think number two is information like so much of this is done in ways where there's just

00:19:06.060 no way to even track okay how are these things performing is anything useful being done or not

00:19:12.540 we need to have much better disclosure on on how these firms are performing who's making the money

00:19:18.140 who's collecting the fees and then number three we got to stay focused on on the other side we got

00:19:22.940 to stay focused on making it more attractive to do productive things and and we're starting to see

00:19:27.500 that in chips in ships in critical minerals i think that's a place where the trump administration has

00:19:32.940 you know been making huge strides and we have to keep pushing on that every person who goes and builds

00:19:38.140 a real business builds things in this country is helping us all every person who goes to wall street

00:19:43.420 and starts a hedge fund is not there's many hedge funds i think is mcdonald franchises if somebody

00:19:50.140 told me anyway that'd be a great conversation that'd be a quite interesting conversation with scott

00:19:54.140 best when we talk about i think we got a tax transactions brother you're getting to the core

00:19:58.780 of the problem all of a sudden they're not going to have those big those big castles out in the

00:20:03.180 hamptons or in cass you are a troublemaker sir but you come with a high-powered brain so we love

00:20:08.620 having you on where uh where do people get you uh my organization is american compass uh we publish a

00:20:15.660 great magazine called commonplace at commonplace.org definitely subscribe to that in your inbox a few times a

00:20:21.340 a week and i am on twitter or x as they call it now or an underscore cas well i'd love to have you

00:20:28.060 back on i want to see the thing published uh got to get my print edition of the times this sunday

00:20:32.380 to see this and then um and then have you back on next week thank you or i appreciate it great

00:20:36.860 thank you fantastic wow we're going to tax transactions hello it's cutting to the chase talk about this uh

00:20:44.380 dr thayer well first off is i do i have taj up is taj is i have taj go with me taj gill the coming

00:20:53.260 civil war dr betts talked about it it's coming in the united kingdom you see it's happening in paris

00:20:59.020 i've said this for a couple of years now you're not going to veer off of this in the united states

00:21:03.900 this is one of the reasons we're in texas one of the reasons we're focused on prohibiting and banning

00:21:09.900 sharia law in the great state of texas your thoughts about a uh how do we divert taj because

00:21:15.820 you're a man of peace spent your i don't know 20 years being a man of war but you're a man of

00:21:21.660 peace now with a great coffee company how do we avert civil war sir uh we need to get the people out that

00:21:28.380 hate america and they're they're being funded by guys like george soros alex soros uh like i read

00:21:35.420 bradley thayer's article a lot of this stuff comes out of england the european union but let's not

00:21:40.380 forget their radical islam in the middle east and then we got china pushing it from their side so

00:21:45.900 you know we have the communists we have the muslims and then we have these left-wing radicals in the

00:21:52.460 european union pushing their ideology on america and this um you know 20 million illegal immigrants

00:22:00.860 that's disputable 10 to 20 million somewhere in there and these people they do not assimilate

00:22:05.820 in america they have they start up their own cultures they start up no-go zones they don't

00:22:09.820 like americans they don't like america they're sending money back to their own country and you're

00:22:15.340 how many tours i like this whole re-immigration theory this yeah no this i'd love it the re-immigration

00:22:21.500 office and then we might turn up the volume on the deportion and the deporting these people

00:22:27.980 it's slowed down it started out with a bang last year but the deportations have actually

00:22:32.140 slowed down we need to turn up the volume on the deportation start the re-immigration office

00:22:36.380 and get these people out of our country you know when immigrants used to come here to america they

00:22:41.340 used to go to a two-year three-year program and they actually would assimilate they learn all about

00:22:46.220 our culture they learn about the history of america and they a lot of these people most of these

00:22:50.940 people actually loved america and they they were proud americans the immigrants and they don't do that

00:22:56.300 anymore you spend how many tours tell me again remind me how many tours in defense of your country

00:23:02.940 did you spend over in islamic nations sir 16 times in iraq and afghanistan from 2001 to 2000 did you see

00:23:10.940 anything did you see anything in those cultures or societies you thought would be uh would be

00:23:16.140 appropriate for like say a culture like the great state of texas sir no steve no if you spend time in um

00:23:25.180 you know you go places like iraq it's you have the sunnis the shias shiites and the kurds and

00:23:31.420 there's a civil war there and you know it's everybody's against everybody there everybody's

00:23:36.380 killing each other saddam hussein ruled that place with an iron fist and as soon as he's gone it was

00:23:41.180 complete chaos and then afghanistan like i've told you before there we used to call them stone stackers

00:23:47.260 with machine guns they're they're a primitive culture they they live out in the middle of nowhere most of

00:23:53.180 these places and then in the city in kabul the capital there's car bombs daily there's people

00:23:58.700 being killed and now we'll get the taliban's back in power so we spent 20 years in afghanistan

00:24:04.140 to push the taliban and al-qaeda out and guess what the taliban and al-qaeda are back in power

00:24:08.940 after 20 years so but through failed leadership of barack obama and joe biden it's nothing changed

00:24:17.660 there they're they're actually more powerful now we left 85 billion dollars in america hardware

00:24:23.420 in afghanistan and pulled out like a disgrace to our country so no there's there's nothing in these

00:24:29.900 countries that we need to bring to the united states there's nothing there's nothing we can

00:24:34.620 take from afghanistan not not their farming not their culture nothing yeah hey hang on for one second

00:24:42.460 one thing we can take some guerrilla warfare tactics from but that's about it dr bradley

00:24:48.460 thayer you're you're i want everybody read this essay it's very well thought through as people

00:24:53.420 saying hey this civil war can't be reversed you say no it can be but we got to win it walk me through

00:24:58.620 your other points absolutely steve so the cause of this is well understood it's a bolshevik ideology in

00:25:06.940 a neo-bolshevik form which is the ideology of the european elite in can the earth the canadian elite

00:25:13.420 and in australia as well as well as among the democrats uh in the u.s the trump administration

00:25:19.900 has warned the eu the warsaw speech in july of 2017 the national security strategy which came out in

00:25:27.900 december of this year excuse me of 2025 and then the davos uh speech that president trump gave in january

00:25:35.580 uh all warned the european union that they don't get to destroy western civilization right that

00:25:42.620 western civilization also belongs to the united states it belongs to americans and we get a veto

00:25:48.380 what did the eu do they gave president trump the middle finger on tuesday july uh january 27th

00:25:56.860 2026 right in spain they granted over 500 000 residency permits and in the in india um the uh

00:26:09.580 ursula von der laden opened up a mig the uh migration agreement which is going to allow tens of millions

00:26:15.340 of indians to enter the european union the eu has been warned so now president trump has got to solve

00:26:22.780 this problem to save western civilization first increase the costs to the european union peter navarro's

00:26:31.100 uh a magician he's got uh his bag of uh tariffs let's start employing them against the european union

00:26:38.860 secondly because they'll probably absorb the costs of the tariff right their ideology and their

00:26:44.060 determination to destroy the west is very strong britain is part of the five eyes intelligence

00:26:49.420 cooperation we can restrict intelligence cooperation it's not done lightly but they've really got to

00:26:55.660 feel the pain because these agreements are coming into effect now the eu agreement will come in in 2027

00:27:03.980 so by the time president trump leaves office you could have many more tens of millions of indians

00:27:08.540 living in the european union and of course spain 500 000 is taking place almost uh immediately and

00:27:15.980 there's always essentially family unification so 500 000 really means four million plus when we're

00:27:22.700 talking about that so restrict intelligence for the uk thirdly military cooperation again not done

00:27:30.620 lightly european have we fought wars together we have long history together but that's really going

00:27:36.300 to get their attention which is what we need to do this cannot go on western civilization is in the balance

00:27:42.860 fourth uh brexit right let's have multiple brexits right ireland perhaps should think about exiting

00:27:51.180 uh the european union and there may be elements or uh points where the u.s could assist uh in that

00:27:57.980 regard as well as developing new trade zones right so that the irish population doesn't uh uh incur a cost

00:28:05.580 uh economic costs from that and lastly office of remigration let's strategize yeah let's court

00:28:12.620 coordinate and let's develop policies hang on i want to come back i love that office idea we're

00:28:17.820 going to drill down more tage gill dr bradley thayer andrew colvette and charlie kirk show is going to

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00:30:10.380 this is a monumental moment in american culture this sunday real america's voice and real america's music

00:30:17.020 come together to do what the mainstream industry won't take the music back starting at 7 p.m eastern we go live

00:30:24.300 with exclusive free coverage of the turning point usa all american halftime show a patriotic

00:30:30.300 alternative for years the left has weaponized the music industry using it to push politics erase values

00:30:36.620 and divide the country that ends now this all american halftime show exists to celebrate american pride

00:30:44.460 traditional values and artists who still stand with the heartland featuring kid rock brantley

00:30:50.300 gilbert lee bryce and gabby barrett artists who connect with real americans join us live for

00:30:56.700 coverage that turns the music industry on its head real america's voice real america's music the tp usa

00:31:04.940 all american halftime show andrew colvette the co-host of the uh charlie kirk show joins me uh

00:31:14.060 i can't get out of my mind what you told me 12 years ago and this says more about charlie kirk this

00:31:19.100 every young person that says i want to be charlie kirk i want to help charlie kirk i want

00:31:23.020 i want to assist um andrew brought up yesterday 12 years ago charlie kirk put out a tweet about this

00:31:31.900 very topic i think this is when um uh jackson's sister had the had the problem with her uh her garb

00:31:40.940 whether it was intentional or not i guess it's still controversial charlie put out a tweet uh it

00:31:46.540 had one like this is the lesson of charlie kirk charlie kirk was a grinder when he put his mind to

00:31:56.940 something he made it great it didn't always start great it started small tiny the little seed one like

00:32:04.300 one like and look this sunday is the culmination of what charlie always envisioned before he was

00:32:12.540 assassinated this is the lesson of the man as nice as he was as gentlemanly as he was i tell people

00:32:20.380 charlie kirk was one of the hardest toughest people i ever met in my entire life this was a hard tough

00:32:27.180 guy and he could keep his gentlemanly demeanor and listen to people and and very politely argue with

00:32:35.660 them which is a superpower in and of itself but the the hard steel at the core andrew colvette was the

00:32:43.740 one like and 12 years later through relentless work uh it's finally coming to fruition your thoughts sir

00:32:51.100 yeah actually i found one from uh 14 years ago uh actually as well where he he said i never knew

00:33:00.300 singing could be this bad hashtag halftime hashtag madonna is a joke and that's from february 5 2012

00:33:08.940 and i don't have how many likes on that because our team cut it off for our graphics but the the 2014

00:33:14.300 one like clothing optional halftime performance question mark in february 2nd 2014 and you know

00:33:22.300 charlie sent us you know sent the team images in our group chats and one day he sent a stadium

00:33:30.380 picture of a stadium and said this is my vision years and years ago and that's what he wanted for

00:33:35.740 our big conventions or big conferences and it's because he believed that he was a missionary to culture

00:33:41.980 he went into the parts of culture that didn't want him but that needed him the most steve

00:33:46.540 that's why he was in college campuses that's why turning point is on college campuses that's why

00:33:50.780 we're on high school campuses because that's where they need us and you know when it be when it became

00:33:56.540 really apparent to us that the uh professional sports league uh we'll just leave it vague didn't

00:34:03.420 want to honor the forgotten men and women the people that built this country with the halftime

00:34:07.660 performance we knew that there was a need in the marketplace uh we needed to meet it we needed

00:34:12.780 to step into it and we knew that that's exactly what charlie wanted uh for turning point to be

00:34:17.420 and to be this juggernaut that could do this sort of thing yeah it's still a david and goliath story

00:34:21.580 i mean we're going up against the biggest thing there is but we have a lot of momentum behind us and

00:34:27.660 a lot of people rallying behind the cause and so here's my message to you and to your audience just flip

00:34:32.700 the channel flip the channel when the action's done just flip the channel and check out the all

00:34:37.580 american halftime show because steve we win this in two ways we put on a great show that people enjoy

00:34:44.140 that's high production value that's excellent which it is i've seen the rehearsal video from this it is

00:34:50.300 phenomenal steve in your face you're in the action high octane songs you know songs you can sing along

00:34:57.420 with and they're paying tribute to this country to their faith uh to just you know great all american

00:35:03.900 music and we win it that way we also win it if people switch the channel for for the other guy

00:35:10.540 for the guy that sings in spanish and you come over and you and you you sing along with us in english

00:35:16.220 uh because uh listen that's the language we speak in this country so it's it's an exciting it's an

00:35:21.580 exciting moment um but but help us and uh help your family but here's the here's the best part

00:35:27.340 steve it's it's truly excellent you're this is not jv this is not bush league this is not subpar

00:35:32.460 this is going to be amazing amazing made for tv concert experience andrew one more time where

00:35:39.900 do people go i know and rav we're starting seven but the show is made to actually happen exactly

00:35:46.060 during the halftime we're trying to get ahead of it because i think it's gonna be eight or eight thirty

00:35:49.980 so rav is seven but i want to make sure everybody rav we're very happy one of the sponsors for you guys

00:35:55.980 to do this we love charlie you're on our you're on our channel our network but it's everywhere

00:36:00.940 and this is important it's everywhere where do people go andrew to get to experience this yeah

00:36:06.380 yeah to your point rob and parker sig were behind us from the jump they wanted to know how they could

00:36:11.420 help so real america's voice if you are watching this this show right now you know how to find steve

00:36:16.780 if you know how to find steve you know how to find the charlie kirk show you know how to find the

00:36:20.060 all american halftime show that so that's first thing secondly it's going to be all over social

00:36:24.780 media just go on x go on youtube go on rumble it will be there it will be promoted it will be up at

00:36:30.380 the top all right so tp usa youtube tp usa x tp usa rumble now for those that are technologically

00:36:37.580 challenged get somebody at your your your watch party that's younger than you throw it up on the on

00:36:43.820 the screen you can most tvs have like a youtube app you can have a rumble app and you can just flip it

00:36:49.660 over make a plan make sure you know how to get straight over to it because as soon as the action

00:36:53.180 stops on the field you're going to want to be tuning over for us or watch uh real america's voice uh

00:36:58.860 pre-show as well so on in addition to that you're going to have sinclair broadcasting is going to be

00:37:05.020 syndicated out on their charge channel samsung plus youtube tv hulu sling all those things just

00:37:09.340 like real america's voices daily wire plus tbn tbn if you uh is on i think like 70 million homes

00:37:16.460 so you can uh switch over to on the channel to uh traditional cable if you want to watch it on tvn

00:37:22.380 real america's voice ntd and oan those are the those are the places those that was our coalition of the

00:37:27.260 willing that stepped up early and i believe they're all going to be rewarded for it and uh because the

00:37:32.460 the energy behind this thing is just tremendous i mean president trump is being asked about it caroline

00:37:36.380 levitt's being asked about it all the shows are are interviewing us about it because they want to hear

00:37:41.420 more and more and more uh so a lot a lot of great storylines here and uh you're not going to want to

00:37:46.380 miss it because i'm telling you i have seen the rehearsal footage folks it's epic andrew uh you and

00:37:53.180 the team over turning point i have done charlie proud on this really he would be so excited about

00:37:58.060 this so i want to thank you uh and thank everybody over there i know the team's putting a tremendous

00:38:01.900 amount of effort and all the artists putting in their time and effort to their managers all of it

00:38:07.100 one more time where do people go tp usa youtube tp usa x tp usa rumble daily wire plus tbn which is

00:38:16.380 on traditional cable in a lot of households so if that's the easiest do that real america's voice

00:38:20.300 robin parker sig legends absolute heroes here stepped up early ntd which is part of epic times ntd and then

00:38:28.300 oan it's all the good guys talk about their heroes they stepped up with a they stepped up with a show

00:38:34.140 the charlie kirk show with you as co-host early at the very first days yes they are heroes they

00:38:39.340 will take a risk they will take a risk andrew colvette they did always great uh always great

00:38:46.380 having you following us the great the charlie kirk show andrew colvette the co-host brother go

00:38:50.620 ready and get get ready for a great show we're going to make sure everybody goes there on sunday

00:38:55.180 thank you sir thank you steve thank you brother switch so rav is going to be rav is going to come

00:39:01.660 up at 7 p.m eastern standard time with convoy pre-game to the halftime show so if you want to

00:39:08.140 if you get bored with the game if uh if you're a patriots fan and they're not doing well if you're

00:39:11.980 a seahawks fan they're not doing well uh you're just bored with us some of these super bowls are

00:39:16.780 quite boring i'm not a super bowl fan a football fan but not a super bowl fan never have been um

00:39:22.220 um turnover early to real america's voice right here uh i want to go to uh tage gill tage uh

00:39:31.420 you have a very strong message for the american people that sharia law is not compatible you've

00:39:36.940 you've spent the better part of your formative years fighting for your country over there

00:39:43.100 right because you knew your country needed to be defended and all the policy mistakes and all the policy

00:39:47.900 uh debacles uh that put your generation at risk uh is uh is got to be set aside when you look at the

00:39:56.300 valor and courage but you decided in that time coming back i just don't want to be in the security

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00:42:08.460 you guys are always coming up with fantastic products thank you sir for being on here appreciate

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00:42:19.100 remigration give me 60 seconds on that and then where can i go get all your writings you're working on a

00:42:23.980 magnum opus on a hundred year war against communism that we're going to come out with uh by hook or

00:42:30.380 crook sometime this spring or early summer where do people go to get all your writings after you tell

00:42:35.900 me about the your new position is the office of remigration uh well steve uh the office of

00:42:42.460 remigration's ordering principle is going to be that the era of mass immigration is over mass immigration

00:42:49.180 illegal or legal uh is over and we're entering a new era which is the era of uh remigration uh so

00:42:57.580 illegal immigration is over forever and legal immigration is going to go from the aperture of a

00:43:04.460 storm drain to the aperture of a straw uh and what this office needs to do is focus on the following

00:43:12.380 missions it's going to have to develop strategies that can be shared uh with other states with australia

00:43:18.380 canada uh uk uh european union states they might not be there yet but we need to give them uh the

00:43:25.100 strategies secondly there's going to have to be the coordination and policy development uh for uh we

00:43:32.700 may get re-migration uh strategies coordination of course with other states hey we gotta bounce would

00:43:38.860 you if the president asked you would you take the office here if we set it up in the u.s would you uh

00:43:43.340 would you step into it i'm happy to advise but rosemary is awesome and so is uh you know todd

00:43:49.260 bensman uh these lots of folks have been been neglected for too long steve give me your social

00:43:54.780 media where do people go to get you uh brad theret x and bradley theret uh getter and truth

00:43:59.740 you know rosemary or todd working on a huge book on the hundred year war against communism

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00:45:35.500 at 972 patriot promo code bannon americans were tragically killed and lost their lives this week yet again

00:45:43.100 from an illegal alien an individual who was paroled into the country by the biden administration

00:45:48.940 using the cbp1 app which they created like it was a magic pass for disney disneyland that's not how

00:45:54.860 immigration in this country should work and this illegal alien from kyrgyzstan was traveling on an

00:46:00.540 indiana highway and he failed to break for a slowed semi truck in front of him he swerved into the lane

00:46:06.540 and he crashed into a van carrying 15 passengers and four people were killed in that crash this is

00:46:12.220 another tragedy that could have been prevented if not for the wide open borders from the previous

00:46:17.340 administration that's why we now have a secure border that's why this administration will continue

00:46:21.900 to deport illegal aliens from our country i mean are you proud of caroline levitt every day remember

00:46:26.940 she ran in that first primary i mean she's become i think the best uh i've ever seen at running these

00:46:35.020 press conferences all those jackals in there of course there's a lot of good people now too but i mean

00:46:38.380 she's the best so shannon everett from american truckers united brother here's what i don't understand

00:46:44.460 help me out i know the immigration thing is all screwed up but we've had you on here for almost

00:46:49.580 a year i thought that and you guys made a compelling case you had the great the audience thought this

00:46:56.060 problem was solved we understand there's guys all over the place they've coming in from biden but i

00:47:00.460 thought we had them off the road tell me what how did this tragedy happen and and and shannon what do we

00:47:07.580 have to do what does this audience have to do to have your back to stop this absolutely thank you steve you

00:47:13.820 know i owe a huge debt of gratitude to the war room posse and to you steve bannon because we did

00:47:19.660 accomplish the mission of elevating this message and bringing the message to uh the attention of

00:47:25.580 the national media and the american people because you know prior to coming on your show almost a year

00:47:30.380 ago the american people did not know that they were driving up and down the highways with a bunch

00:47:34.940 of illegal alien truck drivers who weren't properly qualified weren't properly trained and hadn't been

00:47:39.820 vetted you know we didn't we don't even know who these drivers are and that's because like in the

00:47:43.660 case of the recent crash that we had just here in indiana these guys have snuck across the border

00:47:49.820 either using the app or some other means of getting into the country they come into these sanctuary cities

00:47:57.020 they apply for asylum and the loophole that has existed has been these asylum requests in these ead cards

00:48:04.540 so historically the industry did not issue cdls to illegal aliens who did not have lawful status in

00:48:11.420 the united states and and there was guidance issued in 2019 and so even though we have awareness now to

00:48:18.780 what the problem is we do not have action on the problem uh president trump issued an executive order

00:48:25.900 that called for the investigation of the non-domicile cdl as soon as he heard that there might be a problem

00:48:31.260 our secretary duffy who's been doing a great job of bringing awareness and jumping on this issue

00:48:36.300 conducted that investigation and found that it was absolutely true that the system's broken and that

00:48:41.740 too many of these licenses have been issued and that they've been issued illegally but uh and he did it

00:48:47.420 the usdot did issue an interim final ruling that stopped the further issuance of the non-domiciled cdls

00:48:55.660 but it did not revoke the hundreds of thousands of non-domiciled cdls that have been issued improperly

00:49:03.580 illegally and illicitly shannon here's what i'm gonna do i'm gonna come to you right after the show

00:49:07.980 we're gonna have you on tomorrow morning i guess my head's blown up now this is and look at the look at

00:49:13.260 not just taking jobs first off taking jobs number two driving down wages number three they're they're

00:49:20.140 they're causing massive traffic accident this is not acceptable it has to be revocation we have to

00:49:26.220 revoke these and then get them out of the country this is another hb like an h1b scam

00:49:32.460 so shannon tell people where they can go right now for american truckers united i'm gonna have you back

00:49:36.860 on tomorrow on the saturday show we can spend some time because this is outrageous and look the white

00:49:41.820 house knows the problem caroline's very judicious about what she selects to talk about right and right

00:49:47.580 there she's saying another outrage but we got to take this as ultimate conclusion they all have to

00:49:52.700 be revoked everybody see the hundred thousand and they got to be sent out of the country and we got

00:49:57.580 to hold accountable for the accidents and the tragedies they've uh put on american people it's this is

00:50:03.580 this is unacceptable and we got to take action shannon between now and tomorrow where do people go

00:50:09.420 to get access to everything at american truckers united go to our social medias uh our tag on all social

00:50:16.300 media accounts including x is at atu truckers and then visit our website www.americantruckers.com and

00:50:23.260 i just want to point out the executive administration is doing everything to help us the roadblocks are in

00:50:28.860 the federal agencies and in the legislative pushes i i take it just i take it that there are trucking

00:50:35.900 companies that people know that think are all american actors that are some of these trucking companies

00:50:41.340 are pushing this so they can have cheaper labor as drivers am i correct in that assumption it's a

00:50:47.820 battle between wall street and main street your main street american companies hire american truck

00:50:52.940 drivers huge wall street corporations are brokering freight to illegal aliens they're contracting it out

00:50:59.980 they're they're operating behind willful blindness pretending that they don't know even though this is all

00:51:05.100 over national media everybody knows who's involved everybody knows who they're giving freight to but

00:51:10.060 they're not willing to put it down because they're profiting so we need to discuss who the profiteers

00:51:15.340 are and we need to talk about this supreme court case where they plan to give the people who are

00:51:19.580 profiting off all this immunity from these crashes okay shannon we're gonna have you on tomorrow talk

00:51:24.860 to you right after the show thank you brother shannon everett american truckers united unbelievable

00:51:30.620 uh i tell you it's it's uh regulatory capture is what we call it mike lindell you're leading the one

00:51:37.820 real poll out there you're leading by one point over i guess the speaker of the house of the leading

00:51:43.020 republican in the house in minnesota uh you're in a dog fight you're going to be down with our own glenn

00:51:48.700 story down in mar-a-lago this weekend what are you guys doing down there i'm doing i'm doing big

00:51:53.500 fundraisers steve and everybody's gotten behind even though this is a minnesota race uh minnesota is the

00:52:00.380 tip of the spear for the country so important everybody and everybody's getting behind it down there

00:52:06.060 at mar-a-lago i'm doing that i'm doing four events to raise money for this huge advertising push

00:52:11.740 marketing push i'm going to come to win the governorship of minnesota you guys can all be a

00:52:16.380 part of that mike lindell gov.com you guys check it out help donate we're going to be doing this push

00:52:22.940 over the next month and a half and i'm going to tell you all about it soon it's mike lindell gov.com

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00:53:22.620 brother thank you we'll talk to you this afternoon and tomorrow you head to mar-a-lago glenn story is

00:53:27.900 going to be they're the great glenn story a lot going on down there this weekend charlie kirk show

00:53:31.580 next oh so after that we're back at 5 p.m eastern standard time

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