Bannon's War Room - Episode 5199： WarRoom Sunday Special War In Iran Continues Pt 2

00:00:00.000 Fat f*** Trump, if you listen to this, you listen good, because what I'm getting ready to say 0.99

00:00:04.280 is what a lot of people in this country speak for, who I speak for, and I speak for a lot of 1.00

00:00:10.040 f***ing people, you hear me, you fat ass f***er. This is what we believe. You're right. I got 1.00

00:00:18.800 Trump derangement syndrome. I hate the mother f***er. And you know what? I don't want to get 1.00

00:00:24.020 rid of it. I don't want to get better. I want to get worse. I want to hate him more. I pray to God

00:00:31.660 in heaven. God, reign the righteous reign of Trump derangement syndrome on me. Pray for me, Lord. I'm

00:00:39.160 your vessel on this earth. Pray for the people that listen to this. We want more. We want to hate the

00:00:45.140 son of a b***h so much that we can't see straight. Chuck Schumer's elected from New York. Bernie Sanders 1.00

00:00:51.600 elected from Vermont. They wanted the commander in chief to be elected by the entirety of the nation.

00:00:58.420 And they're even talking about impeaching him if they take the House of Representatives. Ladies 0.98

00:01:03.480 and gentlemen, we have an enemy within, and it is the Democrat Party. Every reprobate, miscreant, 0.88

00:01:10.980 and malcontent is in that party. The Marxists and the Islamists are in that party. Do they act like 0.94

00:01:17.640 they love the nation? Do they? When we have men and women in uniform, Democrats and Republicans and

00:01:23.500 independents fighting an enemy? Fighting terrorists? The greatest terror regime in America in the world

00:01:30.320 history? And we're winning. And that's why they're going nuts. We're winning. This is so spectacular what's

00:01:38.100 taking place. And I want our troops to know something. These people who are trying to undermine you,

00:01:45.100 they are a small percentage of the population. We red-blooded Americans, we love victory.

00:01:51.700 And we love you. You are of us. And most of us have had relatives, if not ourselves, in the military.

00:01:59.300 Chuck Schumer means nothing to us. Hakeem Jeffries means nothing to us.

00:02:03.760 You, Mr. and Mrs. America, we support our military. We support our commander-in-chief.

00:02:11.180 We support victory. This is a spectacular, spectacular military operation with our spectacular ally,

00:02:18.460 the Israelis, with their spectacular prime minister. It's working. It's effective. It's spectacular.

00:02:26.020 And these guys, we have to hurry back to Congress. We need to have a vote on the War Powers Act of

00:02:33.260 1973. This would be the same party that dragged us into Vietnam, right? Was that a declared war? 0.64

00:02:40.740 No, it wasn't. I can't take any more. I can't take any more. I will let the audience decide.

00:02:48.260 Carvel has lost it, though. Levin lost a long time ago, but Carvel is having, that's got to be a

00:02:53.160 nervous breakdown, right, on national television. But you see a Trump derange of how much they hate

00:02:58.380 him. Carvel is going to stick around. I got Caroline Rand here on some very important politics

00:03:02.520 related to, but Rabbi, we're looking. First off, just on the battle side, Tel Aviv hit last night,

00:03:08.700 but correct me if I'm wrong, the center of gravity for the Israelis obviously is the Persians, but

00:03:14.880 now you're going after the proxies. I thought Hezbollah was dealt with, but now it looks like Lebanon, 0.94

00:03:20.100 Beirut, there's an evacuation, Lebanon, maybe even parts of Syria, Rabbi?

00:03:27.380 Well, I mean, the Lebanon situation has been an open sore since the official ceasefire. And I say

00:03:34.380 official ceasefire because it hasn't really been much of a ceasefire that was struck over a year

00:03:39.180 ago. And, you know, the Lebanese government had committed itself to disarming Hezbollah by the 0.62

00:03:46.880 end of 2025. And of course, they did nothing about it, not because they didn't want to, but they're

00:03:53.600 actually incapable of disarming Hezbollah. Hezbollah is a much stronger army, even in its weakened state,

00:03:59.960 than the Lebanese army itself. And there's also this Shiite population that would have resisted. 0.56

00:04:05.180 But now that Hezbollah made the tragic mistake, a mistake, frankly, I'll be perfectly frank, 0.99

00:04:10.460 the Israelis were hoping they would make, of firing missiles at Israel in support of the Iranian 1.00

00:04:16.120 regime, they just invited the Israelis in to finish the job and disarm Hezbollah themselves. 0.54

00:04:23.140 So that's what the Israelis are doing now. They're going in there. And the Lebanese are playing this 1.00

00:04:27.320 funny game where they're no longer complaining about Israeli airstrikes as they used to. It used

00:04:36.000 to be when Hezbollah would attack Israel, Israel would attack Hezbollah positions. And then the

00:04:39.560 Lebanese government would make noises about being upset about Israel attacking. And now that's not

00:04:43.660 happening. You actually have even Shiites in the population, even the Amal party, which is a Shiite

00:04:49.480 party that for decades has been the partner in the government with Hezbollah, which also functions

00:04:54.420 as a political party. Amal voted to declare Hezbollah illegal the other day. So Hezbollah is

00:05:00.640 now isolated in Lebanon. Israel's going in to finish them off. And I'll also say on a personal 0.97

00:05:06.420 note, my son, who's a commander in the infantry in the Givati Brigade, told me that he's actually

00:05:13.560 entering Lebanon any day now.

00:05:15.240 Was that making, is this part of the greater Israel project? Is this part of the greater

00:05:22.700 Israel project or are Israel smiting, are they smiting all their, they smiting all their, 0.99

00:05:28.220 Israel has no interest in any territory. Hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on. By the way, 0.99

00:05:35.300 by the way, you did the best. I know there was an essay written a few decades ago that everyone's

00:05:39.700 still, you guys love talking about. It has nothing to do with Israeli policy.

00:05:45.080 We'll talk about Israeli policy now because the Israeli Air Force delivered a hammer blow

00:05:51.120 the other night to the command structure of, and it looks like they are focused on the command

00:05:55.880 structure maybe more than the Americans. It looks like ours with Captain Fennell's degradation 0.51

00:06:00.980 of the ability to actually fight either force projection on their people or force projection

00:06:06.200 on their neighbors. You're still, it looks like the Israeli Air Force is still very focused on

00:06:11.500 leadership decapitation, but this war is expanding, not just in the Gulf with, with Persian versus Arab.

00:06:18.920 It's also expanding in Syria and Lebanon and other areas, maybe even with the Kurds.

00:06:25.420 I mean, a little bit into Syria, the Syrians themselves aren't, I mean, we're not going to, 0.99

00:06:30.740 we're not going to be butting up against the Shara or anything like that, but you do have, 0.94

00:06:34.680 the issue with the Kurds in Iraq is, is, is a sticky one. I don't see Israel right now being 0.98

00:06:41.760 involved in that, although they did bomb a few Iranian IRGC bases on the Iranian side of the

00:06:48.940 Iraq around border, trying to set the stage for, for a Kurdish incursion. But there's no agreement

00:06:56.320 between the Iranian Kurdish groups and the Iraqi Kurdish groups who are both in Iraq. If that's

00:07:01.020 confusing, sorry, that's the way it is. The Iranian Kurdish groups are based in Iraq, but they don't

00:07:05.360 get along with the Iraqi Kurdish groups who are more aligned with the Iranian regime and Turkey.

00:07:10.900 This is, this can get a little confusing, but the key arena that Israel is focusing in besides Iran

00:07:16.200 is Lebanon. Lebanon is on our northern border. Steve, let's pull back the camera. Israel's doctrine 0.93

00:07:22.260 of defense changed after October 7th. And it is no longer based on an evaluation. I've said this on

00:07:29.180 your show before. It's no longer based on an evaluation of our enemy's intentions. And are

00:07:36.060 they deterred? Are they not deterred? Can we make an agreement with them? Can we, can we appease them

00:07:41.060 with some economic deal with the West? It's no longer based on that. It's simply based on an

00:07:45.460 evaluation of capabilities. And when there are, when there are regimes or groups that pledge openly

00:07:51.400 that their goal is the destruction of Israel and the genocide of the Jewish people, as the Iranian 0.99

00:07:57.340 regime does, as Hamas does, as Hezbollah does, so long as they have any capabilities to harm Israel, 0.93

00:08:02.540 we will deal with those capabilities. And, you know, I was listening to Sam Faddis before, and he's

00:08:07.380 absolutely right. The Israelis' goal is to eliminate the threat. And the bottom line is, if you allow your 0.93

00:08:14.420 country to be taken over by insane people who do crazy, reckless things, then FAFO, unfortunately,

00:08:22.540 there is, there is a price to pay. And I'm with you on the Iranian people. I'd love to see a healthy

00:08:26.480 regime change. But whatever comes after this regime, no matter how chaotic it is, from Israel's 0.84

00:08:31.640 perspective, is not going to be as dangerous as the regime itself. And therefore, you know, Israel is 0.76

00:08:37.980 going to protect itself, and it's going to look after its own interests. Do we want a regime that's

00:08:42.120 more peaceful with us? And that is stable? Yeah, sure, it'll be better for everybody. But top of

00:08:46.800 the agenda for Israel is simply eliminating threats wherever they may be. And the threat from Lebanon 1.00

00:08:53.180 with Hezbollah, it's been festering too long. The Lebanese government has not been willing to do 1.00

00:08:58.680 anything about it. So Israel's stepping in and doing something. And it seems that the Lebanese are 1.00

00:09:02.900 actually in favor of Israel dealing with the problem once and for all, even though they're not being too

00:09:07.620 vocal about it. But that's the signals that we're getting. But just, just, just so we can be

00:09:12.780 realist, though, in a lot of the Levin, you see all this propaganda coming out that we want a free

00:09:18.160 and democratic Iran and Persia. I couldn't care less. And President Trump continues to talk about

00:09:23.920 the happy ending that is like World War II when we rebuilt Germany and supposedly denazified and we 0.99

00:09:30.500 took out Imperial Japan. Although we didn't make any changes structurally, the same people that ran 0.78

00:09:35.640 Japan in 1939 were essentially the same people that ran Japan in 1946. The, the, the samurai families 1.00

00:09:43.220 that run the, the trading companies, they, they, they ran it, they put a little phony thing on a

00:09:48.900 constitution and all that, but they ran it. So we didn't really make fundamental changes in either

00:09:54.160 nation. Uh, but it was on the surface, a happy ending here. And I think Sam said it. I don't,

00:10:01.220 I don't care if we have, I don't care if we have, I don't care if, if Persia and Iran go into a 30 0.99

00:10:06.840 year hell hole, I could care less. They brought the Islamic Republic on. We had the Shah, uh, and 1.00

00:10:13.240 maybe he didn't get there. Maybe he wasn't democratically elected, but the country had a

00:10:17.480 thriving middle-class or at least was trying to do that. Obviously it was very Western and that

00:10:22.720 seems like it didn't assimilate into Persian culture, but these people and their parents

00:10:26.800 and grandparents brought it on. They're going to have to, and I would have loved to had a

00:10:31.080 situation where just economically with Scott Besson, who was destroying their currency and

00:10:35.940 destroying the economy. And now we know, and this is the hidden game that nobody talks about.

00:10:39.840 We never went to what, what UAE threatened the other day in Dubai, which was to cut off the money.

00:10:46.660 They're, they're all the Persians cash is not really in Switzerland. It's all in Dubai. 0.99

00:10:50.360 And this is one of the reasons the sanctions have never been a hundred percent. People say,

00:10:54.140 well, how can you have these sanctions? They don't really work because the Arabs are playing 1.00

00:10:57.800 double games all the time. And that's why when UAE threatened to cut off their money from Dubai,

00:11:02.840 next thing you know, Dubai's getting lit up. Uh, you know, Dubai is kind of like Tortuga was for

00:11:09.140 the Caribbean pirates, uh, that, that went against the British empire, uh, back, you know, it's,

00:11:15.300 it's, and that's what Dubai is. It's, it's a pirate cove. And now you're getting down to it where

00:11:19.520 you're starting to steal, take their assets, take all their cash and just, and, and throttle them

00:11:24.820 down. But I don't care. They brought it on themselves. If they're a hell hole for 50 years

00:11:29.280 or a hell hole for 50 years, I don't say, if we spend one penny in Ukraine or here reconstructing 0.53

00:11:35.260 it and not that penny in East Palestine, East Palestine, Ohio, to me, that's a crime.

00:11:41.300 Rabbi, we'll look at your thoughts, sir.

00:11:44.160 Well, my thoughts, you said something really interesting just before when you were talking about

00:11:48.100 how in the Japanese regime after world war two, it ended up being run by a lot of the same people

00:11:53.000 who were running it before. And you said there was no real significant change, but there was,

00:11:57.780 and it connects directly to what president Trump just said that he wants unconditional surrender

00:12:02.700 because the major change that happened, even though Japan was run by the same people is that

00:12:06.700 they dropped the genocidal imperialist ideology that led them to slaughter so many people in the

00:12:12.640 far East and create the second world war in the Pacific theater. So, and look at, and look at Nazi 0.88

00:12:17.880 Germany, Nazi Germany also unconditional surrender led to them becoming a fairly benign state that,

00:12:25.160 that dropped the genocidal ideology. You know, in, in January, 1943 at Casablanca is where Roosevelt

00:12:31.720 first said that peace can only come to the world by the total elimination of the Japanese, German, 1.00

00:12:37.120 and Italian war power, which means the unconditional surrender of Germany, Italy, and Japan. That was,

00:12:42.440 he used that term then. And there's a direct causal relationship between the unconditional surrender

00:12:49.020 and the breaking of those genocidal ideologies. And this connects with what you were saying before

00:12:54.280 about Mamdani in New York. Islam is on the rise. Europe has fallen. We know that these guys are playing 1.00

00:13:00.400 for keeps. And the only way to push back is if there's actually some sort of defeat. Now,

00:13:05.960 what happens after the defeat, how much chaos there is and how much of a mess there is to clean up

00:13:09.980 that is for them to sort out. But it is the, I believe it's the moral responsibility of people

00:13:16.420 who are good to deliver a defeat to those who are evil. Roosevelt understood that. And it worked

00:13:22.040 Imperial, Imperial Japan and Nazi Germany ceased to be evil regimes now. And, and Iran, one way or 0.90

00:13:29.000 another, whether out of weakness or out of a change of mindset, we'll also, we'll also cease to be an

00:13:34.500 evil regime. Yeah. So no off ramp by Tuesday. I would also submit that that should be Israel's 1.00

00:13:43.080 moral high ground to the West, not our fight. Just not. We're in it though. We're in it. And there's

00:13:52.160 no off ramp on Tuesday. Short break back in a moment.

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00:15:03.280 captain finnell obviously they look like they went after oil infrastructure resources last

00:15:12.740 night is that uh is that is that just what happens when you proceed down you've been you've said hey

00:15:19.780 look and i you know as a as a surface warfare officer and you're an intelligence officer

00:15:24.120 people should understand this is what the navy does you do these exercises constantly all the

00:15:29.840 time you practice practice practice so that it becomes second nature so when the balloon goes

00:15:35.380 up you know what to do and you've as you said you've got your target sets that can change

00:15:39.000 with intel but you know what you're doing when you want to take down or what it was called degrade

00:15:45.360 their ability to have force projection either uh to surrounding countries or force projection now

00:15:51.820 as the president keeps talking about on their own people do you believe that we've gone to another

00:15:56.460 phase of this war not just the how uh brutal the bombing was last night in tehran but it looks like

00:16:01.800 they went after oil infrastructure sir uh steve i would say that we are entering a second phase the

00:16:08.640 first phase as admiral cooper stated was about being able to kill the iranian things that could 1.00

00:16:14.640 shoot at us so this first week over 3 500 possibly closer to 6 000 uh attacks from both u.s and israeli

00:16:24.180 forces was about rolling back their air defense capabilities their missile capabilities that were

00:16:30.740 on the ground and their air defense and their naval forces we have successfully i think to to the large

00:16:37.000 degree eliminated most of those that are out in the open so now we're going into the second phase which

00:16:42.840 is to really start going after the infrastructure that supported the military the irgc so the target

00:16:50.840 sets are command and control centers military communication sites irgc joint headquarters irgc

00:16:57.160 aerospace force headquarters the integrated air defense a ballistic missile cities now the iranian navy

00:17:04.460 ships and subs and they struck last night isfahan basher calm uh bandar abbas so there's massive

00:17:11.040 strikes going further inland from that coastal region that we needed to establish so that our

00:17:16.720 forces could get in and out without risk so i think we're in this second phase and what people need to

00:17:22.220 know is this is not just a naval force this is a joint of u.s military force commanded at central command

00:17:29.120 and it's now a combined force and so what they have is what they call a combined targeting coordination

00:17:34.800 board and that represents all the services that are involved all the nations that are involved plus

00:17:41.260 the intelligence agencies from cia dia nga all that it's an interagency process even state department

00:17:50.140 gets involved and there are people there that are saying hey we need to consider this we need to consider

00:17:54.740 that it goes before the board and people analyze it and they say yes this is something valid we want

00:18:01.160 to go after or not and then it gets put on the list and then there are there are legions of people that

00:18:06.520 find the target material and intelligence that helps give us precise location of where these assets are

00:18:12.840 but it's worked together and it's been going on for i would say years the planning about how if we

00:18:19.760 you know contingency had to go after iran centcom's been working on this for decades and so what you

00:18:26.060 see is the unfolding of a plan that's being refined to do the the levels of damage that will ensure

00:18:32.980 that iran's military is completely and thoroughly defanged and as we and i said in a communication to

00:18:39.780 you this last week as mal said the party controls the gun and if there's no gun in the party's hand

00:18:46.420 then who's running all everything and so the the mission is to take the gun away from the iranian

00:18:52.740 regime i i think if you look at the 12-day war if you look at venezuela if you look at what's

00:18:59.080 happening here we're going to leave the politics aside we're going to get into all that and the

00:19:03.060 strategy all that but if you just look this is why our military is so magnificent the practice the

00:19:08.340 precision uh the dedication to make this second nature to ingrain this in yourself before i go to sam

00:19:14.480 faddis and i'm gonna ask you to stick around jim um in 1979 and 80 when i was there we had two

00:19:21.540 carrier we eventually because the navy had never really been there we had two carrier battle groups

00:19:25.680 on camel station and gonzo station in the north arabian sea we have two carrier battle group two

00:19:31.340 strike forces today that contain 10 times more lethality than we did back in the 80s just because

00:19:38.280 of the weapons packages but now you're the first one to call it you said on this show over a week ago

00:19:43.740 he said hey they're going to get the bush they're going to get a third carrier strike group over

00:19:47.660 there and it appears that that is what's happening yes uh the the bush the carrier uh george hw bush

00:19:55.720 completed its uh basic final phase of its training and on the 5th of march pulled into norfolk

00:20:01.900 it certainly reloaded fuel and ammunition for not just the carrier but the strike group and there's

00:20:08.140 indication that uh she's already leaving or has already left norfolk and is making the transit

00:20:13.560 it's about a four or five day transit across the atlantic very small compared to the pacific and so

00:20:18.760 that'll add a third carrier and i'll just remind folks in desert storm we had six carrier battle groups

00:20:24.360 operating for desert storm in oef we had five carrier strike groups so just adding a third one

00:20:30.760 is really about bringing in more of that ordinance that's using the mark series the dumb bomb series

00:20:37.580 with the the fusing and the fins in the back that give us the precision strike so we don't have to use

00:20:43.540 the high end uh high demand low density uh interceptors and other kind of missiles that are

00:20:50.680 you know were discussed on friday in washington so it's this idea of moving from standoff to stand-in

00:20:57.060 weapons it's planned it was understood and the bush will bring a lot more punch to the the fight with

00:21:02.560 that from the eastern med while the ford and the lincoln now can combine their carrier strike groups

00:21:07.800 and now those 16 destroyers that are with it can now start to work on how are we going to open up the

00:21:13.740 strait and provide some kind of escort plan we're not going to escort ship by ship but we'll maybe do

00:21:19.480 something like we did in 87 where we had baskets and we had ships on station in those baskets as we get

00:21:25.780 further along this yeah grinding down their iranian naval threats to naval shipping

00:21:32.140 particularly as you also take out their their their missile defense the combatants can then go into

00:21:39.160 the straits of her moves and and figure out how to open this or if it even could be opened uh hang 0.98

00:21:44.280 up a second right before i go the brits he's now talking to the brits he's all over starmer that we're

00:21:50.260 actually discussing two of the smaller they get smaller carriers to deployment of two british uh

00:21:57.560 carriers to the region also well that you know the brits were and it's coming out this weekend that

00:22:04.880 actually the u.s approached the british three weeks before the bombing struck to say this is what

00:22:10.400 we're thinking of doing and we would like to coordinate with you our ally and let's work together

00:22:14.820 on it and the brits and starmer gave us the the heisman and said no we're not going to let you

00:22:19.540 use our bases so when the war started they didn't participate they denied us use of their bases in

00:22:25.920 cyprus they denied us use of diego garcia and then just here only a couple of days ago did starmer say

00:22:31.620 well you can use our airfields but we will only allow you to use your aircraft to attack defensive

00:22:37.300 targets in iran which is like air defense sites and missile sites so they put a lot of restrictions on it

00:22:43.540 in the meantime the iranians attacked their base in cyprus and the brits still have yet to send a

00:22:49.080 single destroyer out there because of their readiness the british navy is almost gone uh it's

00:22:55.420 less than 80 ships probably less than 70 so they don't have much to provide to us and i think the

00:23:00.920 president's instincts are right on this in a way hey you know you didn't want to be with us at the

00:23:04.620 beginning why do you want to come in now when you feel like we're uh the tide is turning

00:23:10.520 uh jim hang on for one second i'll bring in sam fatta sam you wrote an amazing piece uh over the

00:23:18.380 weekend about our objectives and goals but i want to ask you this whole situation with unconditional

00:23:23.720 surrender i mean you spent a good part of your life inside here they're talking about unconditional

00:23:29.480 surrender i think they've overnight and they now have an official supreme leader president united

00:23:34.780 saying yeah i don't know about that we don't want to come back here every 10 years so i think i got

00:23:39.440 to have a hand in picking that from the mindset of the persians as they sit right now are are what

00:23:47.120 do you what when they hear the president talking about unconditional surrender and that means no

00:23:51.180 forced projection against neighbors but most importantly no forced projection against their

00:23:56.320 own population what are they thinking sir

00:23:58.120 i don't think there's any way on earth that they are considering unconditional surrender now i've said from

00:24:06.440 the beginning there is some possibility here that at some point you get a hint you get some guys within

00:24:11.620 this government who effectively stage a coup and we end up with the venezuelan solution and uh they say

00:24:19.060 we're not riding this thing all the way to the ground uh and that would be in my my view a happy ending but

00:24:26.320 as of now they're going to dig in and they're going to take this thing into an unconventional

00:24:32.600 realm and they are going to prolong this conflict and are they going to be hammered mercilessly by the

00:24:40.080 united states military without question i mean anybody who bet on the iranians to stand up to the u.s

00:24:45.400 military uh was delusional uh they've been flattened and they're going to continue to get flattened but in

00:24:52.540 in their world view they will just dig in and this will become

00:24:56.400 low-cost drones and proxy forces and terrorist attacks abroad and

00:25:03.400 attacks on desalinization plants and oil refineries and sort of let's

00:25:10.580 let's all go to hell together kind of mindset

00:25:13.720 did they not yesterday try to there was some sort of communication or something they tried to back off 0.89

00:25:20.960 and said hey they're not going to go after the which i think is the most interesting thing not

00:25:25.280 go after the gulf countries so they didn't but that's looks like it's all torn asunder now they 1.00

00:25:29.960 did they're trying to hit it or they hit a desalination plant uh are they is it all bets off

00:25:36.940 persians versus arabs right now or is that back on hold and last night's bombing we've got about a

00:25:42.740 minute i'll bring you back after the break was was the difference in intensity last night of the

00:25:48.280 americans of our forces going after their oil infrastructure and hitting tehran the refineries 0.97

00:25:53.920 there go take this next level look i think what they were trying to do was divide us from our

00:25:59.760 allies and encourage the gulf states in particular to to part company with us and that didn't work

00:26:07.160 and so now they've gone i mean they they just hit a desalinization plant in bahrain they hit a number

00:26:12.200 of other targets so they they they gave that a whirl and it didn't work so now that they're gonna

00:26:18.720 they're going to intensify what they do against the gulf states to the extent they can 0.98

00:26:22.800 sam hang on for one second you gave a perfect segue you talk about objectives trying to divide

00:26:30.920 allies wrote a pretty impressive piece for n magazine if we can get that up and if mo and grace

00:26:37.060 and elizabeth can make sure the war and posse sees it we're gonna bring sam fetus back and talk about 0.99

00:26:41.960 that point also rabbi will lickie will join us from jerusalem for a live update we're packed we got

00:26:48.620 poso thayer weikert caroline wren on this huge political story in texas all of it this morning

00:26:56.580 our special edition of the war here's your host stephen k van

00:27:00.500 okay we've got uh geostrategic uh things we have to get to uh in a moment uh poso is going to stick

00:27:09.180 around get brandon weiker dr thayer financial times reporting the chinese communist party actually

00:27:14.840 made a statement yesterday they want the meeting with president trump in april which i think is

00:27:20.380 pretty stunning because they've basically been i think cucked this entire time so it's quite

00:27:26.240 fascinating what's happening here and get some of our top experts to jump into this in the wars of

00:27:31.400 progressives i want to turn now though to an important matter at hand this is the situation

00:27:38.300 on the runoff in the state of texas caroline wren joins us caroline you've been at the tip of the tip

00:27:43.740 of the spear you and boyle and a couple of others of driving uh this narrative about john cornyn has never

00:27:50.120 supported maga in fact he's been virulently anti-maga and he's been virulently anti-president trump

00:27:55.720 for since president trump came on the scene but he's been a do-nothing uh bush bushite uh for his

00:28:02.480 entire career and that's why he has nothing positive to talk about ma'am the floor is yours

00:28:07.140 well that's that is true and you know i just think the texas senate race is by far the most

00:28:13.340 important race of the cycle and all eyes right now are on president trump to see who he endorses and

00:28:18.460 look i understand it is very rare for a sitting president to endorse against an incumbent senator in

00:28:24.760 his party now president trump rightfully endorsed a primary challenger to senator bill cassidy who

00:28:30.340 deserved it he voted to impeach trump but i would actually argue that cornyn is much worse than

00:28:35.860 senator cassidy for every controversial decision president trump has made and of course by

00:28:40.760 controversial i mean something that morning joe and mika don't like but for every i guess

00:28:45.560 controversial decision there is a statement from john cornyn criticizing president trump about it

00:28:50.660 and you know we knew cornyn was bad but the barrage of oppo that has dropped on him over the last 72

00:28:56.040 hours exposing cornyn's record i am in shock just how bad it is i decided to get out my copy of

00:29:02.120 government gangsters here by cash patel in this book cash patel lists out there's an index of names of

00:29:07.820 the worst and most corrupt deep state actors and i went by through the list of names index name by name

00:29:14.360 and just search that person's name and then john cornyn's statement literally without fail john cornyn

00:29:20.140 has defended every single bad actor listed in this book i mean like it is just it is amazing to me that

00:29:27.620 he goes out of his way when trump criticized gina haspel for example cornyn went on television and said

00:29:32.900 she was doing a fantastic job and when uh trump fired mark esper cornyn went on tv and called it unhelpful

00:29:39.680 and unnecessary when trump criticized dr fauci for refusing to open schools and businesses john

00:29:45.080 cornyn called fauci a national treasure when biden nominated notorious russi gate hoax co-conspirator

00:29:50.640 lisa monaco for deputy ag cornyn took to the senate floor to give a full-throated glowing endorsement 0.99

00:29:56.420 for her nomination when trump wanted to fire robert mueller cornyn defended mueller's honor saying it

00:30:01.480 would be a huge mistake for trump to fire him when trump fired james coney cornyn went on tv and called

00:30:06.900 it a troubling and terrible decision where cornyn i mean repeatedly praised and slobbered over james

00:30:12.660 comey calling him a good and decent man quick reminder james comey called for the assassination

00:30:17.340 of president trump when the sham eugene carroll verdict came out cornyn ran to msnbc to say that

00:30:23.120 this because of this verdict donald trump was unelectable and shouldn't run again when alvin

00:30:27.560 bragg was indicting trump john cornyn defended bragg and said the process was necessary and needed to play

00:30:32.580 out regarding january 6th john cornyn compared it to 9 11 then called the j6 attendees quote

00:30:39.100 white supremacists domestic terrorists insurrectionists rioters seditionists and anarchists

00:30:45.040 he then asked then fbi director chris ray if a new law was needed to charge the j6 attendees with

00:30:51.000 domestic terrorism and when the senate tried to impeach donald trump for a second time cornyn's only

00:30:56.720 complaint was that the impeachment process was actually holding up them and delaying

00:31:01.880 biden being able to get his cabinet nominees confirmed and i could go on and on with these

00:31:07.000 states i was just going through this book googling john cornyn's statement on that person and without

00:31:11.600 fair he has defended each one of these deep state actors and you know these could like maybe be

00:31:18.280 defensible statements a few of them if you're susan collins and you represent a state like maine that's

00:31:24.180 a purple or blue state john cornyn represents ruby red texas no i mean this is this is hang on hang on

00:31:31.460 hang on hang on hang on hang on hang on there's no excuse this is this is it's not just texas this is

00:31:36.800 why it's unforgivable you could have been quiet or you could have said something passing this is a

00:31:42.940 pattern recognition he is adamantly a defender of the deep state he despises president trump he detests

00:31:51.000 maga uh and the biggest mistake we can make is allowing this guy untethered with a re-election

00:31:57.200 to to to do he did this understanding now here's what he bet he bet that maga was finished he bet that

00:32:05.420 trump would never come back and what he wanted to do was to do whatever it was in his power to do

00:32:11.080 to bury it deeper go back to january 21 when when when when when they ran president trump out of

00:32:19.860 washington dc essentially into exile into mar-a-lago that was a defining moment john cornyn not

00:32:27.220 just try to do what a politician does he was a strong advocate of the deep state for the total

00:32:33.980 destruction of maga and donald j trump there is in no circumstance and anybody that works for him

00:32:40.380 or put money in or supports him is against maga and against the interest of president trump and the

00:32:46.820 people that are showing him phony polling this is my point caroline i've spent five weeks down here

00:32:52.580 now and met all the grassroots there is a significant element of the grassroots in texas and in maga that

00:32:59.440 under no circumstances will vote for john cornyn if john cornyn is the nominee in november he will lose

00:33:06.000 he will lose significantly because there is a core that see what you're talking about and it stuns me that

00:33:11.900 the paxton campaign didn't have this out but i know you're going to put it out in a systematic john

00:33:16.520 cornyn did it systematically to defend the deep state against the american people against maga and

00:33:22.520 against president trump and now people that are anti john cornyn and pro paxton and pro maga and pro

00:33:28.660 president trump are going to start putting this out he'll be swamped with this stuff this is not going

00:33:32.960 to go away because these weren't just passing comments there's a pattern here that he took about

00:33:38.560 himself even more than lindsey graham or mitch mcconnell he took upon himself as part of that

00:33:43.960 leadership team to lead the fight against maga and to lead the fight against president trump man

00:33:50.620 he absolutely did i think he's much worse than those others that you just said and you know you're right

00:33:56.400 like a lot of these other senators probably privately feel this way these kind of dinosaurs have been in

00:34:01.560 there forever but you know they're at least somewhat politically savvy that cornyn went out of his way

00:34:06.400 every single time to run to his best friends on msnbc and criticize donald trump and right you know

00:34:13.140 the the cornyn campaign keeps you this line of oh he voted 99 of the time with donald trump okay

00:34:18.500 whatever what does that even mean like that is that is not the point here that we are trying to make and

00:34:23.160 they all all the republic you can make up those type of statistics and say they they all you know

00:34:27.740 vote together but ever i mean there were massive investigations coming out of the judiciary

00:34:32.540 committee of which he's been a long-term you know very senior ranking member on and there are so

00:34:37.300 many questions about you know rushingate these other he didn't do anything he didn't fight stop

00:34:41.580 any of this in fact he was probably encouraging it i mean he was behind a lot of this stuff

00:34:45.340 and championing these same people that have just targeted donald trump over and over again

00:34:49.600 and then after the other thing that's driving me crazy about this is i just think back to that time

00:34:55.120 and especially around in 2020 when they took the election from us you had ken paxton out there

00:34:59.940 authoring amicus briefs supporting president trump on january 6th ken paxton was on stage

00:35:05.220 with donald trump at the white house ellipse saying this is outrageous they stole the election from

00:35:09.140 donald trump while john cornyn was calling us all domestic terrorists and trying to figure out a way

00:35:13.700 to conspire to get us all you know charged and lock up in jail for the rest of our lives like how could

00:35:18.140 this be even a decision that's happening but you mentioned earlier i mean the problem is that the folks

00:35:23.800 around president trump and by advising him they they want cornyn i don't know why but they do and so

00:35:29.900 president trump is the busiest man in the world right now he's uh you know our commander in

00:35:35.140 chief and we are at war and so we're out there just kind of yelling these things posting these clips

00:35:39.380 but that doesn't mean this is this is this is but this is the bush effort this is bush versus trump

00:35:45.320 the reason they're pushing cornyn is because they hate paxton why they hate paxton because of

00:35:50.060 we were there ken paxton destroyed the last remnant of the bush dynasty when he took the goofballed 0.92

00:35:57.420 dumb as a brick grandson who ran against him and beat him by 20 points and we had a runoff and he 0.83

00:36:03.800 beat him by more points then that was the whole the whole collection of people around trump are all 0.98

00:36:07.820 bushies they're all involved in that don't think we haven't had long odds with ken paxton before okay

00:36:14.240 this is something that the caroline runs and the steve bannons and the mad boils we didn't show up to

00:36:19.360 this party last night we've been fighting this for almost a decade now and this is why paxton paxton is

00:36:25.100 symbolic and he's made in those days in those days of the of the uh nog phony inauguration of an 0.77

00:36:33.580 illegitimate regime that stole the 2020 election and destroyed this country with allowing in 15 to 0.98

00:36:40.720 20 million illegal alien invaders and destroyed us financially that we're still digging ourselves out 1.00

00:36:45.620 of ken paxton is glazing biden and welcoming biden and approving lisa monaco she's that's inside

00:36:53.300 baseball she was the demon that set the whole thing up over at doj merrick garland some figurehead 1.00

00:36:59.760 and he's glazing her he's glazing fauci he's glazing esper this is the core of the deep state that was

00:37:07.800 against people and at that time ken paxton comes in and he's the first ag folks go back in time we had

00:37:14.920 no other defenses president trump was a lion and winner down in mar-a-lago we had ken paxton

00:37:20.140 a third of the war room audience was so depressed they left we had i said we got a rally victory

00:37:26.440 begets victory victory begets victory and we're going to come back in the darkest days of 20 january

00:37:32.380 and 21 january of 2021 i said we are going to return bigger than ever with trump and people said you're 0.96

00:37:39.340 a madman you're a nutcase i go no and you know who believed it and you know who stood in the breach 0.66

00:37:44.420 and delivered was ken paxton we would never have had the victory in 2024 ever and the people and 0.99

00:37:52.240 this is why don jr and the smart folks over there and the good folks over there came to paxton's

00:37:56.740 defense the other day we there would be no 2024 if it had not been for warriors like ken paxton

00:38:03.320 that bet it all the odds against this carolina as you remember that time were so long

00:38:08.580 and that's what and that's when you see the definition of heroes when they know the odds

00:38:14.060 are long and they go i don't care it's because it's the right thing to do ken paxton has flaws he

00:38:20.220 ain't perfect donald trump's got flaws he ain't perfect caroline renn steve bannon got flaws they

00:38:24.980 ain't perfect but they're in this fight and ken paxton has been in this fight in the darkest and

00:38:30.280 toughest days ma'am that is so true and the other reason we have to talk about that they that why does

00:38:36.660 washington dc hate paxton so much it's for all the reasons you just listed but there's another

00:38:41.480 big glaring reason and i this is someone i worked with the republican attorney generals association

00:38:46.520 the number one donors are corporations and paxton pretty much couldn't even come to raga meetings

00:38:53.260 why like the corporations the corporate donors and lobbyists would boycott it because ken paxton

00:38:57.940 cannot be bought he it was the most aggressive ag in this country bar none he does not care he would

00:39:05.040 sue amazon apple any of these bad actors and corporations coming after him and that's why

00:39:10.720 these corporations and the dc lobbyists they hate him they fear him they do not want him there cornyn

00:39:15.840 they know they can just give their five thousand dollar pack check and get endless bills through

00:39:19.500 that they want done i mean ken paxton is truly their worst nightmare to come up there and do it he was

00:39:24.980 the worst nightmare even out of at a raga conference and that to me is when i fell in love with ken

00:39:30.280 paxton and was like this is this was before you know the watching what he did after the 2020 stolen

00:39:36.260 election it was watching him go up against the corporate lobbyist and say i could care less about

00:39:42.560 your cocktail parties i don't need to be there i don't want to be invited i'm doing what is right

00:39:46.700 for we the people in texas and there's no lobbying my office and that amazing right there is why they

00:39:54.520 cannot have him okay caroline your social media you've been the tip you and boil are driving this

00:40:00.840 uh where do people go to follow you ma'am it's at caroline wren on x and a true social and getter

00:40:08.480 okay folks let me tell you this is a fluid situation you got to get it with caroline and what we need

00:40:16.340 today is force multipliers you got to take the content that's being put up and you got to be a force

00:40:20.680 multiplier this this is a long way from resolve but it could happen in any moment so this is why

00:40:26.420 it's a very fluid situation am i correct in that caroline it is a very fluid situation i would say i

00:40:32.440 thought that the the cornyn endorsement was a done deal i mean uh alex eisenstadt who's probably one of

00:40:37.240 the best sourced reporters with the white house he reported three days ago that donald trump has

00:40:41.540 made his decision the atlantic reported it too which i was a little more skeptical but i mean i think

00:40:47.380 that the cornyn endorsement is i think i have to be honest with your audience i think it's still

00:40:51.140 sitting on his desk if i were a betting person i say that he comes out and endorses cornyn which is

00:40:55.960 just i you know i would be a terrible decision but at the same time you know the president's going to

00:41:01.760 do what he what he's going to do um but but i'm not gonna you know just lay down right now right

00:41:06.760 now is the time to fight and to get everyone to speak up everyone i know and talk to is for paxton

00:41:11.040 and so it is so important i'm just telling people right now please be loud if you have

00:41:14.860 president trump's cell phone number please text him and make sure he knows that you're you support

00:41:18.580 paxton please let him know why uh you know call him go meet with him try and get in front of him 0.71

00:41:22.900 here because his endorsement does matter i you know could paxton still pull it off maybe but you

00:41:28.920 know donald trump has the most important endorsement that i've ever seen in politics and so it matters

00:41:34.260 and i hope that we're able to reverse it big okay uh today also we'll get this clip and make sure

00:41:40.620 this thing goes viral so caroline thank you appreciate you coming on change your sunday up

00:41:44.260 we've got some time constraints but i want to appreciate rav has let us blow our brakes here

00:41:51.240 jack basobik uh first off your thoughts on the paxton situation jack i know you're involved and

00:41:56.400 also then give me your your geostrategic assessment here in a couple of minutes before we bounce

00:42:01.820 well steve what's what's interesting here is that we were told out of dc and we saw a post from the

00:42:08.040 president's account on true social that it looked like an endorsement was forthcoming

00:42:12.340 um probably about the midpoint or late last week that endorsement has not occurred yet we have not

00:42:18.980 seen that and it seems that paxton's move which was just an incredibly brilliant move uh i don't know

00:42:26.800 who possibly could have been down there in texas advising on the campaign for for moves such as this

00:42:32.560 my you know my i can only speculate really as to which uh which war room leaders may have been there

00:42:38.000 but this move regarding the save act really seems to have changed the entire conversation and the

00:42:45.780 entire frame of the endorsement making the entire thing hinge on the save act because essentially what

00:42:53.260 this is has been and i'm just going to say it it was a bluff it was a bluff because senate gop leadership

00:42:58.280 steve they have not put the save act on the fast track the way that they should have senate gop

00:43:04.060 leadership what have they spent this time their time doing this week steve they spent their time

00:43:08.220 this week the senate gop leadership i want to remind you and this is going viral because i called it out

00:43:14.020 on uh on twitter this week they spent their week putting up a plaque for january 6 up in the united

00:43:21.560 states capital one that the house rejected by the way for the defenders of democracy on january 6 that's

00:43:30.180 what the senate gop leadership spent their week on where was ken paxton on january 6 oh that's right

00:43:36.260 he was standing with president trump and the mag of faithful who wanted an honest adjudication of the

00:43:43.140 2020 election just like war room and all of us associated all along have always called for that's

00:43:49.700 where ken paxton was so look when when you look at john cornyn i would say his candidacy is in real

00:43:56.740 trouble with whether or not he gets an endorsement or a cleared primary and all of these things the

00:44:02.160 mag of faithful i just don't think steve that they are going to come out in a november election in a

00:44:09.200 general election for him this could potentially lead to james tallarico entering the united states

00:44:14.960 senate from texas which is a state that has not elected a democrat statewide since the days of lbj

00:44:20.400 and plus he's aware we're gonna get into the plaque we're all of it tomorrow jack i gotta bounce that was

00:44:26.480 brilliant give me just two minutes because i gotta go unconditional surrender uh the foreign minister

00:44:32.740 i think so i'll meet the press the iranian foreign minister unconditional surrender president

00:44:36.260 trump says that means inability to project power on their own people your thoughts sir do i take it jack

00:44:42.440 you agree with me there's no off-ramp on tuesday uh i mean look i would not count anything out beyond

00:44:50.700 president trump he is the deal maker in chief he's the greatest deal maker that we've seen in american

00:44:56.280 history since ben franklin got the french in on behalf of the revolutionary war he's the greatest deal

00:45:03.280 maker since then or or when uh when john adams was over working with the uh working with the dutch to

00:45:09.180 finance the whole thing so you know greatest greatest deal maker since the revolutionary

00:45:13.300 generation i wouldn't put anything past president trump that said both sides are digging in you got

00:45:19.080 israel up this weekend and they are pounding hezbollah targets in southern lebanon you've seen over 100 000

00:45:25.160 people have already fled southern lebanon the the suburbs of beirut are turning into a ghost town i mean

00:45:31.560 you look at some of the footage that's coming out of there and the reason that they're not taking

00:45:34.980 civilian uh casualties you know in these in these apartment blocks and others is that they're the

00:45:40.320 people have fled so you're you've already got a humanitarian crisis there you've got people

00:45:45.080 fleeing areas of central tehran which are getting hit uh lit up you of course all the oil fields and

00:45:50.160 the oil supplies lit up in tehran last night looked like the looked like the fuel burnings out of uh out

00:45:55.500 of iraq and kuwait in 1991 so going back to the original gulf war some of those striking images that

00:46:02.140 came out and then as well you do you do see the iranians they're slipping their cluster bombs some

00:46:08.500 of them because they're using these saturation attacks they are starting to penetrate the iron

00:46:13.020 dome so you are seeing some of these get through here the rocket fire the drone fire it is starting

00:46:18.600 to get in it is starting to have effects on israel proper on television and then again kuwait kuwait

00:46:24.560 just getting lit up night after night this is getting uh thing jack your social media your twitter

00:46:31.320 feed is a must people got to go there keep up with this war where they go yeah we're up on x of

00:46:37.540 course at jack posobiec the podcast human events daily we're doing daily sit reps look we're trying

00:46:42.780 to call balls and strikes here we're trying to give you the unvarnished look and explain what's

00:46:48.580 actually going on from the tactical level as well as the strategic

00:46:51.560 in the book on humans make sure you get that big article today uh and about the new mccarthy

00:46:59.840 yeah so get to that tomorrow yeah yeah new new hit piece on on you still still

00:47:03.920 imagine you put the book out two years ago and we're still generating hate from the atlantic they 0.99

00:47:11.040 they're very upset that we called for a new mccarthyism 0.85

00:47:13.620 yes we're going to talk about this week jack thank you and thank you tanya tay for letting jack

00:47:20.000 visit with us this morning uh brandon wiker we only got a couple of minutes uh but give us

00:47:25.560 i need your battle assessment of where we are after last night sir uh in my opinion the war is

00:47:31.920 set to expand even more the iranians have been degraded as i have said they have not been destroyed

00:47:38.560 they have shifted their munitions now from what were the older missile systems as jack was just

00:47:44.500 noting uh to now these more advanced systems there is a massive strain on the particularly qatar

00:47:52.280 and israeli air defense interceptor arsenal uh so if this thing continues to go on as you and i believe

00:47:59.740 they will and will then the defense of these countries gets even more precarious i also want

00:48:05.540 to point out the houthis have not yet opened up on the red sea the saudis are moving most of their oil

00:48:11.420 transportation away from the strait of hormus into their red sea port i think the houthis are waiting

00:48:17.620 for them to be totally reliant on that and then they're going to seal it up but we now have the

00:48:22.740 issue of the eritrean coastline the ethiopians have taken operational control they are saying they're

00:48:29.240 going to allow u.s or israeli forces to use ground-based missiles to break up uh the houthi 0.95

00:48:36.020 capabilities across the way in yemen what that means is steve we're now talking about a war expanding not

00:48:42.180 just to azerbaijan not just to beirut you know and all these other places but now possibly in the

00:48:47.700 horn of africa as well this war is not ending anytime soon real quickly your your reporting

00:48:55.700 drove the the the ceos that come to the white house on friday give me a minute because i'm jammed

00:49:00.860 for time what was the out what was the outcome of the ceo meeting on on friday with president trump

00:49:05.840 at the white house uh they probably said some very pretty things to each other but ultimately the

00:49:11.080 reality is there will not be the ability to surge production the way we need to do remember we need

00:49:17.220 at least 200 uh tomahawks per year we're not producing anywhere near that in 24 months that is

00:49:24.060 an industrial bottleneck that has to be overcome and by the way who controls the rare earth minerals

00:49:29.140 that go into the creation of these systems that's the people's republic of china and they are absolutely

00:49:34.320 not going to let their their chokehold on that go away now if they meet with trump in beijing

00:49:39.420 they're going to tell him you stop the war or we're cutting you off from the rare earths china 1.00

00:49:43.760 is the beneficiary of all of this right now contrary to what some of the reporting earlier

00:49:48.540 was saying okay hang on where do people go to get your your reporting sir you can get me at 1945.com

00:49:57.320 you can get me i'm the nat sec guy at emerald tv dot tv and you can get me uh the weikert report that's

00:50:03.240 old though i don't really go there anymore uh and you can get me on twitter at we the brandon

00:50:07.840 well go to twitter i guess for the updates you can get all the books shadow war of a great primer

00:50:14.680 if you need one on iran versus the united states uh thank you sir thank you sir dr thayer i'm shocked

00:50:21.960 uh weikert says the chinese are winning in this i don't know if i agree with that but the financial

00:50:26.740 times of london has said that they want they've actually gone public and they want president trump

00:50:32.940 to come for a state visit correct how much there you gotta explain this to me they just get destroyed

00:50:38.600 in venezuela they're getting destroyed their guys are getting destroyed in iran and they're not doing

00:50:44.120 anything about it how is this not a how do they not lose face by having a state visit where president

00:50:50.160 trump comes in like a conquering hero sir well steve because the chinese communist party is in desperate

00:50:56.260 straits uh economically as we saw this week and last week right the economy is in free fall uh they're

00:51:05.180 in dire straits uh in in that respect and they're looking for president they're desperate for president

00:51:11.240 trump to save uh the chinese communist party xi jinping is going full stalin on the military right he's

00:51:18.280 purging uh the uh the military you saw his address to the people's armed police than the pla uh today at

00:51:26.380 that um the uh meeting of the delegation uh from those two bodies where he said there's no room for

00:51:33.120 anybody who's disloyal to the party uh so the ccp is in dire straits and they need president trump to

00:51:40.080 come in and say no changes to tariffs or tariff relief no changes to investment right despite what

00:51:47.860 president the trump administration is stressed there's still investment uh in communist china

00:51:53.600 and um no changes to the students right they still need to get the intellectual capital uh and knowledge

00:52:01.280 uh from the united states through legal and illegal means so the ccp needs president trump 0.96

00:52:07.380 president trump doesn't need the ccp that's an important point to keep in mind they're in dire straits 1.00

00:52:13.740 they need help and president trump uh can provide that uh for them so we need to keep that in mind

00:52:21.260 hang on real quick real quickly real quickly this purge of the pla talks about corruption

00:52:27.420 and the military's got to be loyal or they're gone we got a minute uh he's already purged the military

00:52:33.500 at the highest ranks is there going to be continued if there's a continual purge that means they're not

00:52:37.720 ready to go strike taiwan correct well let's not uh maybe right i think we want to be careful about

00:52:45.360 striking taiwan and we we don't want to say because of x they can't do it um uh they may have a horrible

00:52:51.620 surprise for us with respect uh to taiwan but look steve at this rate you're going to be asked to be on

00:52:57.380 the cmc uh you know the way that they're going through uh their generals their admirals right it's

00:53:04.420 going to be banned they're burning through guys their military commission they're they're they're

00:53:09.620 burning through guys like crazy i mean it's it's insane and everybody thinks that uh she's getting

00:53:15.360 weaker yes lenin goes to stalin yeah he's moving towards an efficient stalin is what he's uh dr

00:53:23.700 thayer where to where do people go to get all your contents amazing yeah a brad thayer on x and

00:53:28.780 brad thayer at truth and uh getter thanks steve thank you appreciate you sir i want to thank real

00:53:35.820 america's voice parker and rob sick for making this happen our denver team and also the team here

00:53:40.320 at the war room this has been our special on sunday we're going to keep it up as we give you

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Bannon's War Room - March 08, 2026

Episode 5199： WarRoom Sunday Special War In Iran Continues Pt 2

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