Bannon's War Room - Episode 5235： Grassroots Fight Back Against RINO Candidates

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

00:00:11.300 these people here's not got a free shot all these networks lying about the people the people have

00:00:17.900 had a belly full of it i know you don't like hearing that i know you try to do everything

00:00:21.660 the world to stop that but you're not going to stop it it's going to happen and where do people

00:00:25.240 like that go to share the big line? MAGA Media. I wish in my soul, I wish that any of these people

00:00:33.060 had a conscience. Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose? If that answer is to save

00:00:40.720 my country, this country will be saved. War Room. Here's your host, Stephen K. Band.

00:00:48.120 saturday 21 march year of alert 2026 first day of spring was it the vernal equinox do i have it

00:00:59.520 right first day of spring uh really want to thank eric bowling and i want to thank captain finnell

00:01:05.240 particularly for giving us a great update situation report the best situation reports

00:01:09.880 on this war and the complexity of it and make sure we stay focused on

00:01:13.900 through the fog of war of what's important we'll get back more of that later in the show also

00:01:19.400 tomorrow uh for the duration of this conflict we'll be doing a sunday show at the same time

00:01:27.200 we do our beloved saturday show 10 a.m to 12 noon eastern daylight time uh to get updates on

00:01:33.360 everything that's going on tomorrow we are going to do a little bit on day or garcia as you remember

00:01:37.080 we made that a a big deal as eventually starmer and the british realized it was a big deal and

00:01:43.420 Now, with this war going on, it's a very big deal, and it took a—the Iranians were trying to take it out with a ballistic missile last night.

00:01:49.820 Cleo Pascal would join us, Ben Harnwell from Rome.

00:01:52.720 We're going to have a tremendous show tomorrow morning already, I can tell you.

00:01:56.780 Domestic politics in Texas, huge issue with the school choice situation. 0.95

00:02:03.520 We're going to get more into that the first couple of days this week with people from Texas talking about it.

00:02:10.480 Also, at CPAC, I'm going to carve out some time.

00:02:12.600 We've got to get our hands around this exactly because so many people in the conservative movement and MAGA have been so pro-school choice.

00:02:19.300 We've got to really think this thing through, particularly given this court ruling yesterday.

00:02:24.520 But Ken Paxton, now two polls in Texas.

00:02:27.040 Ken Paxton's up 16 against Cornyn in one, 18 against Cornyn in the other.

00:02:31.260 as i predicted that there's just no way the more cornyn puts out this money for these negative ads

00:02:37.580 uh really uh trying to destroy ken paxton the more the grassroots base and the mega base turns 0.94

00:02:43.180 against him it's just a uh it's pretty ugly and pathetic but i told you the math would turn here 0.53

00:02:49.000 and the math is now turning and we'll have more on that on monday and tuesday south carolina we 0.62

00:02:54.120 had no frisch a friend that showed national file no also besides run a national file which are a

00:03:00.980 great little news operation is also advising uh the candidate lynch mark lynch down in south

00:03:07.240 carolina but and they commissioned this poll with uh mark mitchell and the great team of rasmus and

00:03:12.400 it was a thousand respondents of likely voters i mean this is a real poll uh and as we told you

00:03:17.720 over time it's just the law of political physics was going to catch up with lindsey graham there's 0.98

00:03:22.880 just too much over the top you know he and um and levin and this guy is just too over the top

00:03:28.180 and lindsey's actually a graham is just uh you know beclown himself going on tv

00:03:33.480 talking about perpetuity defense deals with the saudis but they got to get in the fight i mean

00:03:39.100 it's just it's very scary to have especially when the world is watching all of this

00:03:46.140 vish burr joins us fish a former producer of the war room one of our original producers back in the

00:03:52.160 old days also the producer i think i can say this as much as matt gates is a star and we love matt

00:03:58.000 gates vish burrow made the matt gate show as producer the original launching producer a big

00:04:03.700 hit uh vish you certainly know how to produce you're actually you're working for paul dans of

00:04:09.560 project 2025 a great friend of the show paul's also in the race down there you're working with

00:04:14.820 him i don't want to really get into the candidates who really didn't get into mark lynch yesterday

00:04:18.880 too much when noel was here it's just that this this poll was done i realize you guys didn't

00:04:23.920 commissioned it but rasmus has known and this thing is now out it's pretty shocking that lindsey

00:04:28.840 graham with the senate leadership fund in back of him and president trump's already he's already

00:04:32.940 endorsed him unlike the cornyn situation he's already endorsed lindsey and and look the reality

00:04:38.320 is president trump's close to lindsey he likes him um and he takes his advice for both good and

00:04:43.600 bad i happen to think it's bad but there's other people around the president think it's good

00:04:47.380 But Lindsey Graham's below 50%. You guys are hurtling towards, I think it's April primary. And I believe the rules in South Carolina, he's got to get over 50%. He'd go to a runoff. How, I mean, these numbers shocked me, but you do this for a living. Walk us through just the math in this poll.

00:05:06.000 Well, what you're seeing, Steve, right now is the dissatisfaction of South Carolina voters

00:05:12.740 with Lindsey Graham. The first thing that most of these voters, when we approach them

00:05:18.660 on the ground, the question they ask is, where the hell is Lindsey? So a lot of the extenuating 0.90

00:05:26.300 circumstances on the ground are working against Lindsey Graham. As the war continues in Iran,

00:05:34.000 and god forbid the death toll goes up of u.s soldiers that's going to work against lindsey's 0.99

00:05:40.340 numbers as the gas prices tick up at the rate that we're seeing now that's going to work against

00:05:46.580 lindsey's numbers and i've traveled all over the state with paul we're doing hundreds of events

00:05:53.300 the number one thing that uh people will say about lindsey is bless his heart but it's time

00:05:59.740 for him to go the guy is saying all sorts of crazy things on tv and so what you're seeing in these

00:06:06.180 numbers is that the primary runoff that's going to happen on june 9th is inevitable the same thing

00:06:14.460 that you saw in texas uh with paxton and cornyn is exactly what's going to happen here in south

00:06:22.200 Carolina, the reason being that voters here are tired of the Senate, the lack of productivity

00:06:30.000 out of the Senate, the lack of prioritization of the people's needs here in America out

00:06:37.400 of the Senate, and they're attaching that to folks like Lindsey Graham, to folks like 0.75

00:06:42.600 John Cornyn and these guys who run buddy-buddy around the retirement home that we call the

00:06:47.500 senate and so no lindsey's numbers are going to dwindle no matter what there is everything is 1.00

00:06:55.080 working against him this is a fight for second so and so we have there so paul dan's his his

00:07:01.420 momentum is rising we haven't even spent any money uh in this campaign as of yet we're actually

00:07:07.340 dropping a big digital buy as of tomorrow that's going to uh work on basically uh increasing his

00:07:15.580 name ID across the state. You're going to see his numbers surge there. Lynch is running his campaign,

00:07:20.580 but this is a fight to set to the second place because the June 9th primary runoff in South

00:07:26.740 Carolina is inevitable. Which is, by the way, really quick, really relatively quick after the

00:07:35.300 after the first round, unlike Texas. But you're just before you bounce, your theory of the case

00:07:40.820 is that cornyn as another 24 year old in a 24 year incumbent couldn't couldn't get it done in

00:07:47.820 the first round in a in a in a runoff the grassroots the separation becomes real the

00:07:53.680 grassroots has one person to focus on they can get around it they see everything that these old 1.00

00:07:58.880 these senators have been doing to block really the mega movement and really block president trump

00:08:03.560 and that comes to the that comes to the forefront in the case of lindsey graham isn't he just going

00:08:09.000 to say hey look the reason i wasn't here and going around to these small town halls and maybe

00:08:12.860 things i should have done i'm helping president trump win the war in the middle east uh what's

00:08:18.420 going to be that what's going to what do you think the not the response to the candidates what do you

00:08:21.940 think the general response of these great patriots in south carolina because you know south carolina

00:08:26.860 has got a very strong uh participation in the military sir well the the questions that these

00:08:34.540 folks are going to ask is i get it that you you haven't been around uh in these town halls at

00:08:40.640 these little meetings and everything you haven't shown up here but not only do you go to show up

00:08:45.740 bi-weekly to israel or you go and you're buddy buddy with uh the sheikhs in saudi arabia but

00:08:52.800 you're going there with checks they complain about the 200 billion and the billions we send to

00:08:57.960 ukraine wait until the 200 billion on the iran supplemental hits the waves that's going to also

00:09:04.340 So it leads you like a brick.

00:09:06.740 Vish, hang on real quick.

00:09:09.620 We've got to go to John Thune.

00:09:10.900 He's giving an impromptu press conference.

00:09:12.660 Where do people go to follow the campaign?

00:09:15.280 Go to Dan's for Senate on X and go to pauldans.com, P-A-U-L-D-A-N-S.com.

00:09:24.680 Follow us.

00:09:25.680 Send us your 10s and 20s.

00:09:28.560 Thank you.

00:09:29.280 Thank you, sir.

00:09:30.080 Appreciate you.

00:09:30.620 Let's go to Thune.

00:09:34.340 Ten million illegal immigrants flooded into this country while Joe Biden was president and the Democrats were in charge of the Senate.

00:09:41.780 And now Democrats want to make it easier for them to have an influence in our elections in the United States.

00:09:48.000 I believe only citizens of this country ought to vote in American elections.

00:09:52.560 And I believe you need to show and prove you are who you say you are with a photo ID in order to vote.

00:10:00.340 It's common sense.

00:10:02.100 You have to show a photo ID to board a plane, to buy a beer.

00:10:06.040 Why not to vote?

00:10:07.680 It's overwhelmingly popular with the American people.

00:10:10.560 They agree you need to show a photo ID in order to vote.

00:10:15.300 You know, the Save America Act, as we're talking about here,

00:10:19.480 and have been through the week on the floor of the United States Senate,

00:10:22.240 it is the only way that we can make sure we have safe and secure elections

00:10:27.420 that reflect the viewpoints of the american people but what the democrats are doing they

00:10:32.940 are standing with the extreme minority who say you shouldn't have to show a photo id they're also

00:10:40.300 standing with the extreme minority that don't believe we need a department of homeland security

00:10:45.760 because they continue to vote to keep it closed every one of them is now on the record the

00:10:51.720 Democrats in the United States Senate are standing on the side of open borders

00:10:56.360 and illegal voters. Senator Lankford. So this is the challenge that we face today.

00:11:04.500 We have Department of Homeland Security closed right now because apparently my

00:11:08.480 Democratic colleagues are more afraid of ICE than they are of Iran. And the

00:11:12.240 challenges that we face now in the conflict internationally that we know

00:11:15.600 that we have threats back in the homeland, but my Democratic colleagues in

00:11:18.940 Senate just refused to even pay attention to that at all. Stacked on top of that is

00:11:23.800 the issue we've been talking about for weeks and we're still working through

00:11:26.500 this weekend to be able to negotiate and that is the most basic thing in

00:11:29.860 American life, voting. The 1965 Voting Rights Act begins with all citizens. This

00:11:38.120 should not be controversial. It is already federal law that requires only

00:11:41.980 citizens vote in the United States. They're gonna give us an update momentarily.

00:11:45.520 and we're going to go back to i want to thank real america's voice we're going to blow we're

00:11:48.980 going to blow this break we're going to go back to the senate in a moment they're they're going

00:11:52.720 to kick off a weekend debate on this senator tuberville and we're going to cover a stream

00:11:58.740 it real america's voice is going to be in it i'll be dipping in and out during the day um

00:12:02.960 tuberville senator tuberville friend of the show is going to put up his uh amendment they're going

00:12:08.940 to vote on that for um uh for no men and women's sports and then transgender surgery i think

00:12:15.200 tomorrow afternoon they're going to debate this throughout the day um and so we're going to get

00:12:19.880 marching orders what people what i'm hearing is that this is going to be a grind through the

00:12:25.000 weekend this is not performative it's just not a messaging bill uh but we'll understand all that

00:12:30.480 here momentarily and may take it'll be into next week i think i think there may be some votes called

00:12:35.720 but my understanding from jenny beth and clita and other people working on this um neil mccabe

00:12:41.560 is that behind the scenes, Mike Lee and these say, hey, look, this hasn't been done in 50, 60, 70 years.

00:12:49.420 We're doing it now, and you're going to get a chance to actually see legislation that they are committing.

00:12:55.940 They're going to get to the standing filibuster, and then from there they will actually get victory.

00:13:00.820 Although Tuberville is pretty up front, he doesn't think we've even got the 51 votes on the Republican side.

00:13:06.140 Even if you didn't have the filibuster, even if you didn't have the 60 vote to get cloture, even if you didn't have a standing filibuster where they eventually collapsed.

00:13:15.480 He's saying he doesn't think he got 51.

00:13:17.560 And you heard Murkowski yesterday kind of come out against it.

00:13:20.420 So we're going to cover all that on the Save America Act.

00:13:24.820 I want to bring in.

00:13:25.680 Do I have Kobe Bloomfield Gans?

00:13:27.620 Kobe, the founder and CEO of Chapters.

00:13:30.360 Kobe, I got to tell you, and we're getting so much feedback directly from the Warren Posse.

00:13:34.240 uh i don't think we've ever had a launch with somebody that's been this positive and kind of

00:13:40.540 a breath of fresh air people say my god the cavalry finally arrived just talk about the

00:13:46.900 hundred billion dollars that a fees out there that in this whole complex and i said i and

00:13:53.020 we're gonna i'm gonna use you guys too and that the fact that i have used one of these

00:13:57.980 advisors right and uh and it's very confusing and like i said i've worked at goldman i went

00:14:03.360 to harvard it's it's but it's too confusing for me and i didn't really even understand the deep

00:14:08.380 structure of the industry about these hundred billion dollars of fees annually until you

00:14:13.620 explained it to us also the fact that uh you made a point that i think a lot of people forget this

00:14:20.420 is not a welfare program this is not a social welfare program this is something people pay for

00:14:25.900 so they ought to get the absolute best deal they can possibly get walk me through chapters why you

00:14:30.400 formed it? What does it do for people? Thanks for having me on again, Steve. Yeah, as you said,

00:14:36.220 that $100 billion is the amount of money that Americans are overpaying on their Medicare

00:14:40.680 every single year. It's $100 billion of overspend because the Medicare industry is so complicated

00:14:48.760 and so rife with misaligned incentives. I started the company after seeing my parents and family

00:14:54.760 struggle with those misaligned incentives and get on the wrong plan. They had been working with

00:14:59.240 a Medicare advisor who didn't do what was right for them. And as I peeled back the onion on the

00:15:05.520 industry and learned more about it, because I didn't come from a healthcare or an insurance

00:15:08.580 background, I came from a how-do-we-use-data background, I learned that the incentives here

00:15:13.420 are so misaligned and so heavily pushing people towards the insurance carrier.

00:15:20.800 Every single Medicare advisor in this country, with the exception of Chapter,

00:15:24.400 is trying to push people into a plan that earns the insurance carrier more money.

00:15:29.660 That is just how it works.

00:15:31.260 That's how 99.9% of the industry works.

00:15:33.820 And that's really what we're trying to fight against.

00:15:37.820 And so how do you guys, and by the way, the feedback we've gotten from the testimonials

00:15:42.920 from people, I mean, what's been your, in the companies from the time you came on with

00:15:48.440 War Room Posse members, what's your general assessment of what people had to say?

00:15:52.840 Because they've come to us directly. And I mean, it's like, seriously, the besieged homesteaders had the cavalry finally arrive.

00:16:02.520 Yeah, I mean, it's been an amazing launch. Just in the past couple of days, I think we've already helped 100 or more people save hundreds of thousands of dollars.

00:16:10.880 It is quite remarkable. And it's been a really bright spot for the company over the past few days.

00:16:15.840 So it's been a pleasure. Our Medicare advisors are telling me that we're saving people so much money.

00:16:21.240 I have a few testimonials here.

00:16:23.680 Lee from Missouri said that Lee saved a tremendous amount of money and that their anxiety is now gone from dealing with the Medicare industry.

00:16:34.000 Gloria from Florida saved $2,100 just on her prescriptions. 0.67

00:16:39.900 So these are just a couple of the many, many testimonials we're getting.

00:16:43.660 But everyone in the company is excited.

00:16:45.620 We're getting so many calls from people because so many people are on the wrong Medicare plan.

00:16:50.140 And it's really a shame because as a society, I think it's really our responsibility to support our elders.

00:16:58.680 And we, as a society, have largely let them down when it comes to their health care and their Medicare.

00:17:07.000 So walk through again.

00:17:08.480 How do you guys act as an honest broker?

00:17:10.500 I know you come.

00:17:11.140 It's pretty amazing, too, because most people you meet in this industry, we talk to them, are people that grew up in this industry.

00:17:16.980 And for some reason, they're just drawn to it.

00:17:18.580 you were actually a tech guy and really a data guy i guess it was your parents and particularly

00:17:23.440 your mom getting hooked into that one that every she's kind of in a cough gas nightmare she signed

00:17:28.560 up the guy got her to sign up for a program that only gets worse over time and you know of course

00:17:33.500 her her her beloved son kind of comes in and says mom i think you screwed up here how did how it

00:17:38.900 was it being having a data how was it having a data background uh allowed you to kind of build

00:17:45.260 this to become an honest broker? When I started the company, I, of course, talked to a lot of

00:17:50.880 the Medicare brokers and the legacy industry. And they all told me that what I wanted to do

00:17:55.280 was either illegal or impossible. And then I actually read the laws. I said, okay, is this

00:18:01.060 illegal? No, it's not. It's not actually illegal to do what's right for the consumer. You just

00:18:05.200 don't do that. And then I looked at all the data feeds and is it possible to get data on every

00:18:10.640 Medicare plan? It's very hard, but it is possible. So I took some of the best engineers I worked

00:18:15.100 with at the prior company I worked at, recruited some amazing technical talent from across the

00:18:19.000 country. These are people who can get jobs at the large tech companies you'd know, but prefer and

00:18:23.640 decide to work on a mission-driven problem that we work on at Chapter and join us. And we take data

00:18:29.600 from every Medicare option across the country. We take your individual inputs, and then we match you

00:18:34.760 with the right plan, whether or not Chapter earns any money. Our team doesn't even know how much

00:18:39.680 money we earn if we earn money. So every single day, we're signing people up for plans on which

00:18:44.760 chapter earns nothing. And I just view that as a cost of doing business and a long-term orientation

00:18:48.960 to make sure that people get the right plan for their needs. And so in that way, we're able to

00:18:53.280 align incentives entirely with the end user. And if you have all the data, if you have a really

00:18:59.160 good team that is aligned with the incentives of the consumer that they're actually serving,

00:19:04.200 and you set up all the processes and systems and infrastructure, you can do very well by doing

00:19:10.480 very good by people. And that's really my philosophy and our philosophy as a company.

00:19:14.760 i'm going to go back through coming back to the sticks we're gonna go back there in a second

00:19:20.000 before i lose your um kobe a lot of people have texted me and said hey what about if we're in

00:19:26.340 the shape of kobe's mom what about if we did sign up for something and it sucks but we signed up for

00:19:31.300 it can we still give them a call and can they help us is there any way we can unravel this so

00:19:36.160 everybody that's already made unbeknownst to them a bad decision or a decision that's maybe suboptimal

00:19:43.040 can they still call you guys and you guys will try to work it through with

00:19:46.980 them? This is okay. Absolutely. Tell, just give me the process of where do people

00:19:51.000 go? What do they call? Cause a ton of people said, Hey, if I had a clean slate,

00:19:54.960 maybe I'd do it, but I'm already locked into this thing. And yes, I got anxiety.

00:19:58.620 I got angst and I don't know what I did, but is it too late for me, sir?

00:20:02.740 If you're, if you're already on a Medicare plan, give us a call at 845

00:20:06.380 war room. That's 845 war room. We are, we have our Medicare advisors will tell you

00:20:12.100 If you're already on the right plan, if there are options to help you switch, we will help

00:20:15.460 you switch.

00:20:16.380 It's free to work with us.

00:20:18.240 And there's really no downside.

00:20:20.360 If you can save money and get better health coverage, we'll help you do that.

00:20:24.040 If you're stuck and there's less that you can do, we'll tell you that too.

00:20:27.680 And so at least you'll have confidence in the plan that you have.

00:20:30.600 And if you can save a lot of money, we'll help you do that.

00:20:33.340 That's 845-WAR-ROOM.

00:20:36.800 845-WAR-ROOM.

00:20:37.820 Make that call today.

00:20:39.380 You're going to see your anxiety go away.

00:20:42.100 This is what we're trying to do here.

00:20:43.200 There's enough anxiety in the world, in your life.

00:20:46.020 You don't need a cell phone.

00:20:48.400 845-WAR-ROOM.

00:20:49.640 Kobe, thank you.

00:20:50.900 First of all, thank you for setting up the company.

00:20:52.520 It's amazing.

00:20:53.360 And thank you for giving access to the War Room Posse on this.

00:20:57.440 I appreciate you.

00:20:58.120 And taking your Saturday and coming on.

00:21:00.620 Anytime.

00:21:01.220 Thanks for having me.

00:21:03.700 So it's been really incredible.

00:21:05.500 So make sure you go check it out.

00:21:07.480 Go talk to them.

00:21:08.580 Immerse yourself.

00:21:09.320 Look, you guys want the receipts.

00:21:10.640 Go get the receipts.

00:21:12.100 here uh do i have thune can i cut back to thune john thune are we going to wait for that for a

00:21:16.660 second okay let's go ahead let john thune's back at the sticks at some point why considering the

00:21:23.220 pressure of the president and the right why would you eventually move to end debate on this if this

00:21:28.420 is so important especially to the president yeah well we haven't made any final decisions about how

00:21:32.340 to how to conclude this uh chat well at some point that's a that's a possibility but at the moment

00:21:40.180 What we are trying to do is ensure that we are having a fulsome debate on an issue that is overwhelmingly supported by the American people and one that puts everybody on the record one way or the other.

00:21:52.860 And so today, obviously, we're going to have a vote later this afternoon on whether or not biological males ought to be able to vote or ought to be able to compete and play in women's sports.

00:22:02.320 But then we will move to something that Senator Husted addressed, and that was the piece of legislation he tried to get brought up and passed on the floor and objected to by the Democrats the other night.

00:22:17.560 And we will move to that, put that every Democrat on the record.

00:22:21.420 So the photo ID amendment will be the next amendment.

00:22:25.780 And I think all these things in the Save America Act, as we've all said, are common sense.

00:22:30.560 We think they're supported by an overwhelming majority of Americans.

00:22:34.940 And in many cases, as Senator Husted also pointed out, he had 36 states that have adopted photo ID laws.

00:22:41.540 Why wouldn't we have a nationwide one?

00:22:43.700 And to hear the Democrats, hear the leader of the Democrats say in response to a question,

00:22:48.040 we're not opposed to photo ID, but then to block even getting it up and considering it,

00:22:53.320 And furthermore, to offer an alternative that bans and prohibits specifically photo ID, I think, speaks to where they are.

00:23:02.600 But they're all going to have to cast that vote.

00:23:04.680 So we're going to continue to debate this, and at some point we'll decide after we have a sufficient number of votes

00:23:11.620 and we have had the opportunity to have that fulsome debate on the floor, we'll decide what to do next.

00:23:20.200 Thank you, sir.

00:23:23.320 I'll take it.

00:23:53.320 yeah i'll take it thank you um because they're just getting sent it gobbledygook uh and i don't

00:24:01.240 know why guys when you we spend i don't know seven and a half trillion can you put microphones in so

00:24:06.500 people can just use a microphone so the audience can hear them just a recommendation to your comms

00:24:12.160 department um tuberville they're going to get tuberville's amendment up later on men and women's 0.98

00:24:19.400 sports they're going to vote of that then hustad they try to do a unanimous consent

00:24:23.720 was it merkeley of oregon which knew one democrat said we're not going to do that they're going to

00:24:29.140 put that back up today just on vote just on photo id one one item out of the save america act and

00:24:36.200 force a vote on that to put the democrats on the record these are what would be called messaging

00:24:40.820 votes um and then they're going to continue to grind through for the weekend and people in the

00:24:46.700 No. Say that Senator Mike Lee and others, because you can kind of sit up there and say, hey, they're making up as they go along.

00:24:53.340 There is a legislative process here to try to get through this debate and into a actual forcement into a standing filibuster.

00:25:04.240 the good guys that actually want to force this thing and make sure that we can actually

00:25:11.060 break a filibuster and get a piece of legislation to the president of the united states president

00:25:17.220 trump once again reiterates that you know the two things that in domestically he's hammering

00:25:23.420 uh non-stop is tina peters in uh in a colorado prison and that you've got to get 0.97

00:25:30.020 uh voter id and no mail-in ballots and all that into the uh you know as a law uh to uh to grind

00:25:38.380 through this so anyway the senate and we're going to be covering this and real america's voice

00:25:42.240 going to have coverage we're on dipping and out throughout the day grace and mo will have it up

00:25:46.080 streaming so we get to see all of it as we always do is uh is yon up yon do i have you i know you

00:25:52.980 only got a limited amount of time i want to make sure everybody gets access to you and your book

00:25:57.880 as you drive to the new york times uh top 10 bestseller uh i think it's now the chinese

00:26:03.360 communist party president trump's told the ccp hey uh if you want to keep the strait of her moves 0.94

00:26:08.860 open you ought to have at it they're kind of saying well no we're really focused on the taiwan

00:26:12.900 straits and and what we want to do there we do know and joe allen and mark mark beale are going

00:26:18.700 to join us in a second to talk about ai the chinese communist party once again caught red-handed

00:26:24.640 uh illegally uh with espionage taking 2.1 billion dollars of advanced chips from nvidia through a

00:26:32.720 basically a front organization for the chinese communist party that happens to trade publicly

00:26:37.380 in the united states of america uh people to understand the depth of depravity of this regime

00:26:44.320 right and keep they keep talking about the iranian regime the iranian regime's got nothing

00:26:49.040 on the CCP. The CCP is the mac daddy of bad guys, sir. You know, the one thing that's really

00:26:56.820 crazy to me, I'll just be straight up with you, okay? They've got the leg up on us on a whole

00:27:02.680 bunch of technologies, including EVs, solar, and stuff like that. That's been their strategic

00:27:07.260 policy, basically dump into our market, get rid of those companies, basically, because they can't

00:27:13.400 survive, and then basically build into it and then start selling to us, right? So we still have the

00:27:19.020 upper hand in AI. You know, there's an amazing testimony recently by Georgetown assistant

00:27:25.000 professor Rush Doshi about this. We still have the upper hand in AI, but we're kind of like

00:27:31.180 way too easily kind of giving it away and allowing for these loopholes. And perhaps this particular

00:27:38.100 insanity, I mean, these chips, these servers that were basically taken, those have all sorts

00:27:44.820 of military applications this is the top end stuff we cannot allow this we have to like not

00:27:49.640 just have the export controls but have the teeth to stop this stuff from getting out hang on hang

00:27:54.960 on how crazy is it how you do this every day you've written this book about what demons these

00:27:59.640 people how crazy is we have these tech oligarchs sitting there with jensen wong and allowing us

00:28:05.180 and trying to convince the president to let them have chips is that a suicide mission or not sir

00:28:10.840 It's just, I think they've taken advantage of our greed.

00:28:14.800 I mean, I don't know, I can't speak to any individual person,

00:28:17.940 but I'm just scratching my head like a world.

00:28:20.200 Listen, this is, I keep saying this, right?

00:28:23.220 If China under the Communist Party runs AI

00:28:26.760 and builds those language models, then start to dominate,

00:28:29.840 we're going to have the worst kind of mindset.

00:28:32.980 This is kind of the, this is one of the big themes in my book, okay?

00:28:35.940 So it's a bit about this horrible forced organ harvest industry,

00:28:38.900 But a big part of it is how this is the perfect way to understand the mind of the CCP. 0.96

00:28:43.620 And the mind of the CCP is psychopathic. 0.86

00:28:46.540 That's one way to describe it.

00:28:48.080 And we know that whatever our biases are, however we think gets into these language models, we don't want that.

00:28:54.800 Guys, it doesn't matter how much money it is.

00:28:58.040 We just can't do this.

00:28:59.540 We just can't do this, okay?

00:29:01.160 Doesn't.

00:29:01.900 Doesn't.

00:29:02.660 It's the future of the world.

00:29:04.160 I want people this weekend to go get this book.

00:29:06.260 Where do they go, Jan?

00:29:07.020 so kill2order.com this is an unbelievable thing okay listen this issue is something i couldn't

00:29:14.360 even talk to people about for the longest time because they would basically zone out literally

00:29:18.920 in the middle of conversations it's too macabre right but right now in all books on amazon us

00:29:24.780 amazon number 131 we might be able to take it through the top 100 right and get on some major

00:29:30.840 bestseller lists and that this issue then gets blown into the mainstream and i mean this is what

00:29:36.500 i've been dreaming about for years okay why because it's so critical it's not just a horrible

00:29:41.820 crime against humanity which we need to end and at least end our own complicity i think we can do

00:29:47.040 that but it's also we have to understand who we're really dealing with and this is what this book

00:29:51.880 explains so here we are yeah hang on for one second just hang on just come to hell through 0.65

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00:33:12.640 yan where to people one more time hardwire us in where to go right now to find out more about

00:33:20.980 the book and if you're so inclined order it to see the pathological mindset of the chinese 1.00

00:33:26.640 communist party sir and by the way i just looked number 10 on the amazon new release list right

00:33:34.200 now just kind of blowing my mind away killed to order.com that takes you right there you can also

00:33:39.100 call your local bookstore, ask them to order a copy for you.

00:33:42.420 That's great.

00:33:43.060 Barnes and Noble, whichever way.

00:33:44.840 That kill2order.com takes you to the Amazon link.

00:33:48.500 For me, look at me on X.

00:33:50.480 It's at Jan Jekielek, at J-A-N-J-E-K-I-E-L-E-K.

00:33:55.540 And of course, theepochtimes.com.

00:33:58.200 I'm the senior editor there.

00:34:00.040 This is, you know, we're the ones that have the news that so, quote unquote, ages well.

00:34:05.460 Please come join us, kill2order.com.

00:34:07.780 Get the book.

00:34:08.660 help me get on one of these uh you know big bestseller list and we blow this issue out of the

00:34:13.320 water war room posse putting it on their shoulders love you brother self-effacing humble and a hammer

00:34:21.060 you know you're kellick the epoch times okay joe allen the floor is yours joe uh we had this big

00:34:28.280 you know the war and posse stood up with your leadership we shut down the big beautiful bill 0.98

00:34:32.560 and the amnesty bill we shut down in the ndaa a must pass piece of leisure the amnesty bill in

00:34:38.100 fact they pulled it out they were so humiliated they promised and they came back with a framework

00:34:42.940 now the president of states he's got he's got wars and economy and everything in the world

00:34:48.420 on his shoulders this thing came out um in fact i'm gonna let the audience hear from our own joe

00:34:55.940 allen joe because joe one thing i think people have learned about you in the last five years

00:35:01.420 you're a good man you've got a good heart you're not a political guy you're not part of the dc

00:35:06.280 swamp, although now, unfortunately, I think you would say you have to spend a lot of time in D.C.

00:35:10.660 What is your frank and blunt assessment of this framework, sir?

00:35:19.080 Well, Steve, I got to say, hanging around D.C., I definitely have some high rubber boots to wade

00:35:24.460 through the swamp and the other nasty fluids floating around here. Yet the national policy

00:35:30.960 framework was just released by the white house and if you are a tech executive or a tech worker

00:35:38.900 then this is basically anything you want to do handed to you on a silver platter with the

00:35:46.100 possibility that you may get a light slap on the wrist if people notice that you are flooding

00:35:51.500 the entire culture with non-human minds that have been created by your data and are used 0.52

00:36:00.820 intentionally to replace you. If you are a tech worker, you're good until of course your coding

00:36:08.060 job is replaced by one of these non-human minds. If you're a CEO, you're great. If you are in

00:36:14.500 Congress, at the very least, you don't have to concern yourself too much with what you're going

00:36:19.240 to do about it because the national policy framework basically instructs Congress point

00:36:24.720 by point by point from child protection to copyright to the preemption clauses, it instructs

00:36:33.920 Congress not to do this, not to do that, particularly on child protection.

00:36:41.520 Yes, they do say that the Take It Down Act should be enforced.

00:36:44.980 and so any image that's created of a child should be pulled down. That's great. Good job.

00:36:52.120 They also state that the companies should enforce some kind of age gating, which raises a lot of

00:36:59.500 questions about digital identity and rights online, but at least it's an attempt. But it

00:37:05.360 also includes the recommendation that Congress not hold these companies liable. Remember,

00:37:11.920 These are companies like Meta who had in their own internal standards the use of generative AI to seduce children as young as eight years old.

00:37:23.560 Those companies, according to this policy framework, should not be held liable and be embroiled in any sort of undue and burdensome liability liability accusations.

00:37:37.520 And then I think maybe the most onerous of the recommendations is that copyright and free speech should be the privilege of AI companies and their systems.

00:37:53.120 Meaning that if an AI company uses copyrighted material to train their model, which then goes on to create anything from artwork to literature, whatever, that the companies themselves should be shielded from any kind of copyright litigation.

00:38:12.520 It also goes on to say that free speech should be protected, not free speech of human beings, free speech of artificial intelligence systems.

00:38:25.420 You know, we've talked a lot about AI personhood, AI being treated as if it were a person.

00:38:32.060 What they are talking about is that if an AI reads your book or if an AI watches your movie, then it's that AI's right to create something on the basis of it.

00:38:43.180 If an AI is spitting out Hitler slurs or if an AI is spitting out a bunch of woke stuff, it is the AI's right, the free speech right.

00:38:54.620 And all of this is wrapped in preemption that the states, with a few exceptions, with law enforcement and education, the states should not be passing laws related to artificial intelligence.

00:39:08.920 It should be the federal government.

00:39:10.200 And, of course, the instruction is that Congress should not do much of anything.

00:39:17.200 This is, you know, President Trump.

00:39:19.460 And look, he's absolutely correct that we have to be the dominant player.

00:39:23.160 There's no doubt.

00:39:23.720 But you saw yesterday that the Chinese Communist Party is using every means possible to get the chips from Jensen Wong. 0.75

00:39:32.980 We've got to cut that off 100.

00:39:34.500 We have first in any military campaign, number one, you make sure that the enemy is completely shut off, completely shut off.

00:39:43.320 This is a big question now in Iran about to Secretary Besant.

00:39:46.460 Where is that $14 billion going?

00:39:48.100 Is it going to pay for this?

00:39:49.800 Is it going to pay for this war?

00:39:51.340 or is it going to go to the moolahs to help them pay that 140 million barrel?

00:39:55.400 Well, same thing here in this situation.

00:39:57.680 The Chinese Communist Party should have no access whatsoever

00:40:00.740 to anything in the ecosystem of AI, including the chips.

00:40:04.480 So President Trump is naturally an acceleratist in that regard, right?

00:40:08.820 And that's not a problem.

00:40:09.900 What a problem is is the oligarchs, their ideas of acceleration

00:40:13.520 and President Trump's ideas of acceleration because in his executive order,

00:40:17.600 there are some of these things that were covered that are not covered in this framework.

00:40:20.880 the duty of care totally shifts to the parents in a world of overwhelming technology overwhelming

00:40:27.260 money against you overwhelming to get every access to your kid possible right as much and hard as you

00:40:32.600 try to do as a parent and look at those people joe allen interviewed in the streets that day

00:40:36.840 when they had that they had that uh they had that quorum all the heart-rending stories as good as

00:40:42.340 they tried to do the the the social media got to them right the duty of care goes to the parents

00:40:48.320 no no no no no no no no no no no this is not going to happen and you overplayed your hand again 0.98

00:40:52.640 they're up in your freaking grill these people don't learn until you play smash mouth so sacks 0.97

00:40:58.780 you want to play smash mouth bring it we're ready okay once again this is no different than the 0.98

00:41:04.300 freaking amnesty bill you're stuffed in there it's no different than the second time you try to put 0.91

00:41:08.480 in the nda you try to do a little bit better and this is in your face and this is why the country

00:41:13.840 on fire. And quite frankly, this gives the moral high ground to Ron DeSantis. You want to do

00:41:18.840 preemption and stop the states, you're just going to fire up the states. People say, hey, look,

00:41:25.100 we gave you, the president signed a thing, gave you 100 days or 90 days to come up with it.

00:41:29.280 And all you did was get up on our grill with something that's not acceptable at any level.

00:41:33.600 Joe, hang on for a second. Mark Beal, I realize you're much more level-handed in this, but look,

00:41:39.600 Marsha, let me just take an example. Marsha Blackburn, the guys in the house,

00:41:42.460 marcia blackburn has gone out of her way to say hey look i'm really concerned about this one thing

00:41:47.040 of the children's protection she's tried to do something they blew her off they're blowing the

00:41:52.520 states off they blew people in the house off they will blow they they think they got the money they 0.87

00:41:57.440 got the power they got the lobbyists they got the law firms they got media in back of them they got

00:42:02.280 it all right and they got these stooges on the right they're sitting there going oh you guys

00:42:08.260 are just for woke i i screw you we're not for woke i but we're not going to let a bunch of 0.99

00:42:12.660 progressives you morons you're you're sitting there with above the most progressive guys in 0.99

00:42:17.140 the universe that have already screwed up social media and you're nothing but paid hacks for them 1.00

00:42:22.900 mark beal your thoughts sir hey steve yeah it's a bit of a tale of two ai policies right now in

00:42:30.580 washington dc and the republican party you have this framework that was released by the white

00:42:35.240 House, and then you have the counter proposal by Senator Blackburn. And I think if you look at the

00:42:41.340 White House proposal, it is a little bit of a head scratcher. These guys had three months or

00:42:45.820 something, and then they came out with a couple of bullet points with 31 spacing in the middle of

00:42:53.300 that document. And then Marsha comes out with a 291-page, very detailed proposal that actually

00:42:59.980 tries to solve some of these core issues. And I think, as you mentioned, the duty of care

00:43:03.640 is something that I think many Americans felt we got wrong for social media policy.

00:43:08.980 People may be aware of something called Section 230, which was basically an amnesty bill for the tech industry.

00:43:16.360 And then I think people want to do this again today with AI, and I think the American people about had enough of it.

00:43:23.460 But isn't this the reason that Ron DeSantis has gotten some traction with what he's trying to do in Florida?

00:43:32.900 because people realize anytime you let the oligarchs do anything,

00:43:39.360 they're full accelerationists, and they don't care where it's going.

00:43:43.280 As long as they're doing a basic land grab here for power and for money,

00:43:49.460 they don't care for the country.

00:43:51.460 And they use the example, oh, you guys are really pro-CCP. 0.67

00:43:55.560 Screw you.

00:43:56.780 We've been hammering the CCP when you were in short pants. 1.00

00:43:59.500 I don't want to hear your crap. 0.99

00:44:00.860 You guys are all in business with them. 0.99

00:44:02.500 and you show you're in business with them because you want to build an ecosystem that they're

00:44:06.100 competitive shut them down we're all for shutting that all down and taking it off the table and then

00:44:11.060 you can have an adult conversation where this going and good god almighty we're letting these

00:44:14.720 people near the weapons labs are you kidding me these are the these oligarchs represented by david

00:44:19.460 sacks the most dangerous people they're more dangerous than the mullahs in uh in iran if you 1.00

00:44:24.360 look at the overall what they could do you know mark levin's yelling oh they can come hey these 0.88

00:44:29.120 guys are here right now setting off of basically dirty bombs to go into every uh every individual's

00:44:35.460 bedroom of their children sir well i think we remember would be i mean i grew up in the 9 11

00:44:42.780 era and you know global war on terrorism and i i remember the kind of tech industry sitting out

00:44:47.700 most of that uh and to hear them come in in the last 10 years talking a lot about china and

00:44:52.480 national security i think you know right to be a little skeptical of that because if you if you

00:44:57.780 want to win against China and you want to do so in a way that remains consistent with American 0.89

00:45:02.700 founding principles, then you don't go about doing the things that you're doing. And so I think

00:45:06.240 China, the specter of China winning this AI race has become a bit of a boogeyman, a bit of a 0.98

00:45:11.200 cudgel to use to basically avoid any kind of accountability. And remember, Steve, this industry

00:45:16.320 really for the last 30 years has not ever been told that it can't do something. And so in some

00:45:21.560 respects, it's having a little bit of a temper tantrum right now when the public is resisting

00:45:25.680 some of these things, or at least trying to, I think everyone recognizes like America has to win

00:45:30.340 on AI. We have to do it in a way that's consistent with what our constitutional framers put in place

00:45:35.620 in 1789. And in order for us to do that, it means we cannot, we cannot beat China. We cannot become 0.97

00:45:41.660 China to beat China. That's unacceptable. We have to figure out the American way of doing this. 0.99

00:45:45.660 And right now this proposal on the table is not that. Mark, where do people go to get more reason

00:45:52.600 to my yelling and screaming, ranting.

00:45:54.620 Where did it go to get a more reasoned look at this, sir?

00:45:58.820 Feel free to follow me on Twitter.

00:46:00.300 I'm at Mark Beal.

00:46:01.480 And then on my organization, the AI Policy Network is at the AIPN.org.

00:46:07.840 Folks, with everything going on, and I don't mean to say this in a bad way,

00:46:11.680 but the Save America Act and the effort they're putting in there

00:46:15.620 is nothing that behind the scenes, the real fight for control of this country

00:46:21.000 and control where this country's going is right here.

00:46:24.600 And we're 1,000 million percent for the Save America Act.

00:46:28.760 But we're also for mass deportations 0.76

00:46:30.820 and for making sure the oligarchs do not make the decisions

00:46:34.320 about AI and where it goes as a country, not technology.

00:46:38.060 Mark Bale, thank you so much. I appreciate you.

00:46:40.780 Joe Allen, hang on.

00:46:42.140 The floor is going to be yours when we come back.

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00:48:44.400 uh joe uh there's so much going on i want people to know they want to know where to go that you've

00:48:52.120 got up now at joe bot and also at humans first and get more information folks for the next couple

00:48:56.480 weeks this is going to be another firestorm we're going to have to be involved in and i would love

00:49:01.440 to tell you that uh it's not but it is because this is a big fight for the direction of the

00:49:07.360 country the world humanity and our species i don't know just something small like that right

00:49:13.600 joe you're at humans for you've helped kind of launch this humans first i didn't i didn't feel

00:49:19.060 a lot of humans first in this framework give me a minute on that sir and then tell me where to go

00:49:23.820 over the weekend to get more information you know steve my path here to dc over the last 10 months

00:49:30.500 has been traveling around the country talking to all kinds of people, including tech workers.

00:49:35.520 And what I see is we have families, we have people trying to build and support those families by

00:49:42.760 working, and we have people who are praying for prosperity, survival, and if they screw up,

00:49:49.120 praying for forgiveness. Now, you look at who this national policy framework is enabling.

00:49:55.420 It's enabling people like Google, enabling people like XAI, Anthropic, OpenAI.

00:50:02.680 What is the predominant goal of every single one of all the heads of those companies, most of the people in those companies?

00:50:10.920 It is a trans-human future, and for some of them, a post-human future. 0.93

00:50:15.480 They want to build machines that replace your work.

00:50:18.980 They want to build machines that have access to and are influencing or even controlling your children.

00:50:24.600 and they want to build machines that are the equivalent here on earth to God.

00:50:31.540 It is profoundly anti-human.

00:50:34.480 And the reason I support a human's first policy is because that's who we are.

00:50:40.940 That's who the government should be defending, not giving copyright protection to AIs, 1.00

00:50:47.680 not giving free speech protection to AIs, but to us Americans, human Americans.

00:50:54.000 And so that is very, very simple, I think.

00:50:56.820 It should be ridiculous to say, but it has to be said,

00:50:59.480 we have to have humans first in politics, in culture, and in our religion.

00:51:07.560 Joe, where do people go over the weekend? Get up to speed, sir.

00:51:11.900 Go to humansfirst.com or at realhumansfirst.

00:51:15.900 You can go to my site, joebot.xyz.

00:51:19.080 My Dallas talk will be up tomorrow.

00:51:21.340 and at J-O-E-B-O-T-X-Y-Z.

00:51:23.860 And I will be speaking at AMC Georgetown

00:51:27.700 on Friday, March 27th for the AI doc.

00:51:31.280 That's 730 doors.

00:51:32.560 You can find the link to the invite on jobot.xyz.

00:51:38.100 Well, that'd be fun down in Georgetown.

00:51:40.080 Joe, thank you.

00:51:40.940 Taking Saturday away and joining us.

00:51:43.220 Talk to you after the show.

00:51:45.600 Joe Allen, D-Joe Allen.

00:51:47.080 Tej, I got you in here for a minute.

00:51:48.900 uh there are two marine marine expedition force with the uss boxer leaving san diego

00:51:54.120 from japan the tripoli 5 000 fleet marines combat marines ready to go if called for capability

00:52:01.360 they're also talking about commandos special forces on a raid if not in karg island then to

00:52:06.820 get the nuclear material out so it'd be special for once again seals army special forces rangers

00:52:13.800 green berets delta all of it called once again your thoughts on this sir

00:52:18.260 well hopefully it doesn't come to this hopefully we can find an off-ramp

00:52:24.080 before we actually have to put boots on the ground then if we do the question is

00:52:28.100 where are they going to put them on karg island and if we do take our karg island the next question

00:52:33.300 is how what's the end what's the end game how long do we hold this island for and at what cost

00:52:39.380 because, you know, the whole Iranian coastline has caves and mountains

00:52:45.320 and they have people hiding in there with weapons all over the place.

00:52:50.080 So that's the question.

00:52:51.920 Then the special operations side,

00:52:53.600 do they go in and get the 60% enriched uranium at what cost?

00:52:58.680 And do we know exactly where it is?

00:53:01.540 I guess that's a big thing at what cost.

00:53:03.080 The special operations guys are going to be good at it.

00:53:05.140 We have 82nd Airborne on standby also,

00:53:07.200 But I just hope that we don't get sucked into another endless war.

00:53:12.260 Hopefully, I think the boots on the ground, the special operations piece can be done relatively quick.

00:53:19.300 But the Carg Island holding that, that's very questionable.

00:53:23.140 At what cost is it going to come?

00:53:24.940 How much blood and how much treasure?

00:53:26.760 All of your compadres that you served with, guys you're very close to, how enthusiastic are they about this war right now?

00:53:33.920 um most of them are not enthusiastic but there's a few that are i mean there's there's always going

00:53:41.940 to be i think it's a split decision you know but most of the guys i talked to are not enthusiastic

00:53:47.060 about this because most of the guys voted for uh no more wars so here we are but but you know

00:53:53.600 there i know guys that support it big time like they're ride or die let's go so it's it's it's

00:53:59.940 split okay good good to hear from you i need uh i need i'm gonna need a big pot of coffee you want

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Bannon's War Room - March 21, 2026

Episode 5235： Grassroots Fight Back Against RINO Candidates

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