Bannon's War Room - March 30, 2026


Episode 5259： SCOTUS To Hear Birthright Citizenship Case Wednesday

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Donald Trump Mike Lindell Mike Lee John Thune Mike Davis Steve Witkoff Scott Besson Eisenhower Sheila Matthews Raymond Ibrahim Rosemary Jenks Hormuz Caroline Levis Philip Patrick Eric Bolling Eric Schmidt Todd Jones Grassley Victor Davis Hanson Patriot Supply and 22 more
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In this episode, Brent and WTI hit new all-time highs on the back-to-back days of President Trump's latest comments on Iran and the Iran deal. The oil market did not react negatively to the comments. In fact, it actually surged to the end of the day.

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00:00:00 Tell me, because we use the oil market as an information provider right now.
00:00:06 I think West Texas is over, what, $104, $105 a barrel.
00:00:11 Brent is up to $114, $115.
00:00:13 The market today, correct me if I'm wrong, has not really bought into the fact
00:00:18 that there's some negotiations on that's going to slow this down.
00:00:21 Is that the correct interpretation of that?
00:00:23 You're 100% right, beyond 100%, because for the better part of the last four weeks
00:00:27 since we've been at this, Trump would come out and say,
00:00:29 oh, they're about to relent or the negotiations are going well.
00:00:33 Oil would be down $15 a barrel, $10 a barrel.
00:00:36 This is the time where Trump is saying we've got them where we want them,
00:00:39 and the oil market this time said, you know what?
00:00:42 We're seeing something different in the actual physical oil market,
00:00:45 and they're pushing the prices up,
00:00:46 and they're going to wait for the real all-clear, not the rhetorical all-clear.
00:00:51 Hang on, hang on.
00:00:53 Repeat that. It's very important.
00:00:55 For the first time, President Trump, and today it was actually more detailed.
00:00:58 We are talking to the right people.
00:01:00 I think Rubio even backed up the fact that we are making some progress.
00:01:04 They identified the Speaker of the House of the Iranian Parliament that I even know is a thing, but they've got a parliament, right?
00:01:13 And this guy, and he's in the negotiation chain.
00:01:16 Supposedly, it's as close to direct as we can, although people are still saying we're going indirect to the Pakistanis.
00:01:23 but what did the oil for the first time like you said he didn't have a dip the oil market i think
00:01:28 stayed the same to go slightly up it actually surged to the end of the day did it not a hundred
00:01:33 percent so this is the first time that so trump over the past four weeks trump come out and say
00:01:38 something very positive in other words positive for uh some sort of solution oil would go down
00:01:43 it would retreat immediately this is the first time where we heard some of that same uh i won't
00:01:49 call it rhetoric, some of the same commentary coming out of Trump and the administration.
00:01:53 But every other time, the Iranians have disputed. We're not doing this. That's not true.
00:01:59 They did it again, but this time, the oil market didn't retreat. It stayed. It was 99.60 on Friday
00:02:06 at the close. It ended up, it's opened at 103 today, went up to 104.5. It doesn't believe
00:02:12 anything until it sees it now. And I told you, I spoke to a major transporter and a major refiner
00:02:17 when I was in Dallas with you guys, and they are both.
00:02:20 And remember, the refiner is very susceptible to higher oil prices.
00:02:24 They don't want to hire oil prices because they need to buy it to run it through the refinery. 0.73
00:02:28 Both of those, transport and refiner, refiners are predicting
00:02:32 and feeling like oil is going substantially higher, which is tough news.
00:02:38 Now, the CCP, supposedly today, breaking, I think, in the Financial Times,
00:02:43 are telling in the supply chains,
00:02:46 they're telling the people in the supply chains
00:02:49 they're going to be passing on these higher costs to them.
00:02:51 So they're saying costs are going to go up.
00:02:54 Remember, our allies and even our enemies,
00:02:57 the incentives are not aligned with ours.
00:03:00 President Trump, as we said, his economic plan
00:03:02 is predicated upon full-spectrum energy dominance
00:03:06 and always led by oil at as low as President Trump can get it.
00:03:10 We know President Trump had a target
00:03:11 of trying to get it to a four-handle,
00:03:12 We'll try to get it into the 40s.
00:03:14 In fact, it was, I think, 53 or 54 when Bibi went to Mar-a-Lago between Christmas and New Year's.
00:03:22 So President Trump's always been that.
00:03:25 You know, our Arab allies are having, you know, 2x, 2.5x increase in their reserves.
00:03:34 And Russia's. 0.75
00:03:35 Because of this.
00:03:36 So we don't really have a ton of allies.
00:03:37 And Russia gets a bump, too.
00:03:40 They get a massive bump in their reserves.
00:03:42 It's called the war dividend to these people,
00:03:44 and they're in no rush to have that $100 handle on oil end anytime soon.
00:03:53 Okay.
00:03:54 Eric, where do people go?
00:03:55 What's your social media, and where do they go for your new show?
00:03:57 Just come to the 4 o'clock and the 5 o'clock in Real America's Voice Eastern
00:04:00 and watch this show lead into the most intellectually sound show,
00:04:05 I think, anywhere, really, not only on Rav, but anywhere.
00:04:08 If you listen to War Room, like I said,
00:04:10 You leave there a lot smarter than when you enter.
00:04:13 Good talking to you, brother.
00:04:13 Have a great show, and see you maybe tomorrow.
00:04:16 Appreciate it, sir.
00:04:17 See you tomorrow.
00:04:17 I'll talk to you soon as the show's over.
00:04:20 Here's what we're going to do.
00:04:21 We're going to play our cold open.
00:04:23 We are going to go.
00:04:23 Scott Besson's got an event, and I think Scott's going to be talking about some actions they're taking on the war.
00:04:28 We're going to cut into that.
00:04:29 We've got David Zier there in Long Island.
00:04:31 Mike Davis is going to join me.
00:04:33 Hopefully, Sheila Matthews is going to try to juggle and get some other things in as we talk about the war and the global economy. 1.00
00:04:38 Let's go ahead now and play our cold open for the afternoon.
00:04:42 President Trump's past emissaries, Special Envoy Steve Witkoff and Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, are reportedly hitting a diplomatic wall,
00:04:49 with CNN and The Guardian now reporting that Tehran has indicated it would prefer talks with Vice President J.D. Vance.
00:04:58 You'll recall it was Witkoff and Kushner who met with Iran in February, right before the U.S. and Israel launched strikes.
00:05:05 President Trump issued a 10-day pause to postpone planned strikes on Iranian power plants and energy infrastructure.
00:05:12 This remains a truly once-in-a-generation opportunity for the regime to make a good deal with the United States,
00:05:18 permanently abandon their nuclear ambitions, and stop acting as the world's leading state sponsor of terrorism.
00:05:25 If the Iranians reject this golden opportunity, the greatest military in the history of the world 0.99
00:05:30 continues to stand by to provide President Trump with every option available
00:05:35 to ensure this regime continues to pay a grave price.
00:05:40 One way or another, Iran will no longer have the credible ability to threaten the United States or our allies, 0.99
00:05:47 which is, of course, the overall objective admission the president set out when he launched Operation Epic Fury.
00:05:53 The trend remains clear.
00:05:55 The United States is conducting more intense targeted strikes with devastating combat power
00:06:00 with each passing day to destroy the threat posed by the Iranian terrorist regime, as
00:06:05 President Trump sought out to do a month ago. It's no surprise that we are seeing the remaining
00:06:11 elements of the regime become increasingly eager to end the destruction and come to the
00:06:16 negotiating table while they still can. Despite all of the public posturing you hear from
00:06:21 the regime and false reporting, talks are continuing and going well. What is said publicly
00:06:27 is, of course, much different than what's being communicated to us privately.
00:06:31 However and whenever this war in Iran ends is anybody's guess right now.
00:06:36 But what is becoming less of a guess is what it's doing to the Republican Party.
00:06:41 As Politico puts it, the president is taking a highly unusual twin-track approach to this war.
00:06:47 On the one hand, he's trying to find the fastest off-ramp to a conflict he knows voters do not like
00:06:53 and could mortally wound Republicans at the ballot box,
00:06:56 arguing the war is basically over. You've heard it. On the other hand, he is also arguing to
00:07:02 escalate by taking the oil, sending in more troops, seizing uranium and repeating his ultimatums.
00:07:10 Quote, if for any reason a deal is not shortly reached, which it will probably be,
00:07:15 and if the Hormuz Strait is not immediately open for business, we will conclude our lovely stay,
00:07:22 in quotes, in Iran by blowing up and completely obliterating all of their electric generating 0.85
00:07:27 plants, oil wells and Harg Island. The follow up, because Americans are sort of seeing these
00:07:32 conflicting messages between the United States and Iran. I know the president insists that
00:07:36 negotiations are underway. As you just mentioned, he's also said that Iran has agreed to most of
00:07:41 the 15 points. We just heard from Iran again. They're saying no negotiations are taking place.
00:07:46 They're calling the proposal excessive, unrealistic.
00:07:49 So how do you square that?
00:07:51 How do you explain that discrepancy between the two?
00:07:54 I think the American people are smart enough not to take the word of a terrorist regime
00:07:58 that has chanted death to America for 47 years at their word.
00:08:03 And I hope the journalists in this room are wise enough not to take an Iranian regime 1.00
00:08:07 that has repeatedly lied about our country, about our values,
00:08:11 about everyone in this room, frankly, for nearly five decades.
00:08:15 So I think the American public are smart enough to understand that present posted this morning about, you know, his threat
00:08:22 that on leaving Iran, he said we might be blowing up and completely obliterating all of their electric generating plants, oil wells,
00:08:28 Harg Island and possibly all desalinization plans. Under international laws, striking civilian infrastructure like that is generally prohibited.
00:08:36 Why is the president threatening what would amount to potentially a war crime with the U.S. military?
00:08:41 And how do you square that with the administration repeatedly saying that the U.S. does not target civilians?
00:08:46 Look, the president has made it quite clear to the Iranian regime at this moment in time,
00:08:51 as evidenced by the statement that you just read, that their best move is to make a deal.
00:08:56 Or else the United States Armed Forces has capabilities beyond their wildest imagination,
00:09:01 and the president is not afraid to use them.
00:09:04 That's not what I said, Garrett.
00:09:06 And you're saying the word potential for a reason,
00:09:08 because I'm sure some experts are telling you that in your ear to try to ask me that question.
00:09:14 Of course, this administration and the United States Armed Forces will always act within the confines of the law.
00:09:20 But with respect to achieving the full objectives of Operation Epic Fury,
00:09:24 President Trump is going to move forward unabated,
00:09:26 and he expects the Iranian regime to make a deal with the administration.
00:09:30 Which of those objectives would destroying a desalurization plant most help?
00:09:36 Every time the president says something that seems completely contradictory, it's Caroline Levis' job to go out there and pretend that it's somehow consistent.
00:09:43 And this is the trick for this war, right?
00:09:46 He says one thing, as you rightly point out, one minute and another thing, another.
00:09:49 It wasn't that long ago we were talking about unconditional surrender.
00:09:51 Now we're talking about negotiations, which are, of course, conditional.
00:09:56 And in some ways, it's the uncertainty, which they say is intentional, may have some strategic purpose.
00:10:04 nobody can be 100 percent sure what Donald Trump might do next. That's, you know, there's an
00:10:09 advantage to that in some way. But it also means that, you know, even he doesn't seem to know what
00:10:14 he's doing or what he's going to do next. And because it seems to be so conditioned on the
00:10:19 impulse of the moment, the thing he happens to see on TV, the thing somebody happens to tell him
00:10:24 most recently. And I think that that's the kind of thing that is, you know, really concerned both
00:10:30 the allies and a lot of American officials who are not certain where this war is going.
00:10:36 Thanks a lot, Caroline. Two questions regarding the financial cost of the war.
00:10:40 Back during the Persian Gulf War, 1990-1991, Arab countries paid for the vast majority of the cost
00:10:47 of the war, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, the UAE. Who's paying for the cost of this war? Will those Arab 1.00
00:10:54 countries step up to do just that? Well, I think it's something the president would be quite
00:10:59 interested in calling them to do. I won't get ahead of him on that, but certainly it's an idea
00:11:04 that I know that he has and something that I think you'll hear more from him on.
00:11:10 Okay, we've been pressing those two points in this total war. Number one, you have to seize
00:11:15 the financial assets of the Persians. And a lot of those financial assets, the ones not sitting
00:11:22 in switzerland are sitting the bulk of them we are told are sitting in dubai think about that
00:11:29 for a second a nation that we defend uae uh and they can make that decision now there is all types
00:11:36 of chatter in arab media that this is being done because that that would be a big move the pirate
00:11:42 code they're used to having the pirate code is the double deal everybody even double deal themselves
00:11:48 And I think even some of the Arab nations are a little surprised
00:11:50 about the level of assets they have, but this should be seized immediately.
00:11:55 Also, they're absolutely correct in the Gulf War. 0.68
00:11:59 I think the vast amount was paid by the Arab nations.
00:12:03 This should be 100% paid for.
00:12:06 Iran, remember, one of the war objectives is to make sure 0.85
00:12:09 they can't have power projection regionally.
00:12:13 And obviously, a big part of that is Israel,
00:12:15 But it's also on the Arab nations.
00:12:17 And one of the reasons you've seen some folks go wobbly is that they've hit the Arab nations, the desalination plants, the some of the oil refineries. 0.98
00:12:27 Of course, the Israelis hit the gas plant, which I say the inflection point. 0.99
00:12:32 But the point is that the Arab nations got to write checks.
00:12:35 First off, their value of their oil has over doubled already just off the profits, just off the wealth increase.
00:12:43 and they're all jumping on force majeure the air the saudis the other day force majeure they want
00:12:48 to break the contracts with the west they want to break the contracts of all that's at 50 52 55
00:12:54 dollars a barrel and and and the qatar already already i think invoked on the five-year contracts
00:13:01 uh for for gas or liquefied natural gas if they liquefy it these guys are making a fortune it's
00:13:06 time to get the checkbooks out and stroke the checks i don't know why we would go to capitol
00:13:10 he'll ask for 200 billion until we go around and pass the hat there and say, hey, you in for that,
00:13:14 you in for that, you in for get your checkbook out. I want to see a bunch of zeros at the end
00:13:19 of this. Then whatever the net is, maybe you have to throw something at it. I don't even know why
00:13:25 you would throw something in it. You know, maybe you got to go to Jerusalem too and say, hey, get
00:13:29 the checkbook out. Let's write a check here, guys. A little something for the effort, as they said in
00:13:34 Caddyshack. A little something for the effort. I think it's what Bill Murray, you know, told the
00:13:40 Dalai Lama after he uh after he caddied for him he was about to get stiffed we can't get stiffed
00:13:45 over there you get Scott Besson's up he's giving a talk about you know families what President
00:13:50 Trump's doing for tax cuts and what uh refund checks are coming and uh about Trump accounts
00:13:55 all these great things that President Trump's doing for the economy well this pressure of
00:14:00 paying for this Gulf War could wipe out a bunch of that it shouldn't have to happen 0.99
00:14:03 we're saving people it it's completely indifferent to us
00:14:08 they get the NATO Navy get the Royal Navy down keep Hormuz let's see their big plans keeping
00:14:14 Hormuz and the Red Sea open we talked about this last summer why are we if we're gonna if we're
00:14:19 gonna do this which I don't understand why we're doing it why are they not down stroking checks
00:14:23 and what they should do is just replace us you know all these guys all the they're all great
00:14:28 allies until it comes to actually either writing
00:14:30 checks or sending people
00:14:32 in harm's way, like our young men and women 0.99
00:14:34 are volunteered by
00:14:36 the political class daily
00:14:38 to go into harm's way.
00:14:41 Mike Davis is going to join us. There's so much
00:14:42 more going on that we're going to get to all
00:14:44 of it. We're also going to get back to the war and we're going to
00:14:46 cut into Scott Besson if he
00:14:48 talks about what's
00:14:51 happening in this war in the Gulf.
00:14:52 Short commercial break.
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00:16:28 So from the turnover I did with Eric Bolling, just remember today, right in your number two principle, that it was the first time that President Trump had talked about it.
00:16:40 And it was some specificity backed up by the Secretary of State or the National Security Advisor.
00:16:46 The markets did not respond.
00:16:49 The oil market did not drop like it has dropped.
00:16:51 In fact, West Texas Intermediate finished, I think, at 105 and 115 or about for Brent.
00:16:59 It's not these specific numbers.
00:17:00 It's kind of the pattern recognition trend did not back off.
00:17:04 I think the markets need to see a little more information because the Iranians are coming out and pretty much saying, well, first off, nobody can figure out who's negotiating.
00:17:12 Actually, we're doing it directly, but a lot of different elements.
00:17:15 Remember, they're probably shattered into several different elements or denying it.
00:17:19 Of course, the entry room also reports that, you know, I keep talking about Aryan's land, this history of the of the retreat back from India of Alexander the Great and his army.
00:17:34 They took the they took the land route right on the rim, right there in the north on the North Arabian Sea and then into the Persian Gulf as he put 50 percent of his troops on the ships and had them go through Hormuz.
00:17:46 And it's just horrific. You got to read about this expedition.
00:17:49 But they said, hey, Arian in the morning and Caddyshack in the afternoon.
00:17:53 That's range. That's what you come to the war room for.
00:17:56 Mike Davis, I got two things for you. One is very disturbing.
00:17:59 I don't. And there's some good guys over there, too. And I think they went along with this.
00:18:04 The Senate, you agree to a deal that carves out ice and and customs of the border.
00:18:13 Now, there is some theory. Of course, Rosemary Jenks says she's talked to appropriations and she says this theory doesn't work.
00:18:19 that somehow in the big, beautiful bill, they got loaded in there somehow.
00:18:24 But it's still not clarity of that.
00:18:26 Although TSA somehow started getting paid today because CNN went to Houston's airport and they went to Atlanta's airport,
00:18:33 which were two of the worst, if not the two worst.
00:18:36 And it's like two minutes in there.
00:18:38 I hope it's because ICE agents that were there not getting paid were arresting illegal aliens.
00:18:43 I don't know, but they're breezing through.
00:18:46 Tell me about that. That's bad enough.
00:18:47 Also, you know, we spent all this time, I could tell, and the Warren Posse understood it.
00:18:53 Mike Lee is up there being a hero on the Save America Act and try to seize the floor and force this.
00:18:58 But besides him and Eric Schmidt and a couple of good guys, you just didn't feel the heat.
00:19:03 The Save America Act, the trying to go and get it and do the, and break the filibuster, do a standing filibuster, seemed like a couple of people trying to force it.
00:19:12 And then the Senate just, they took off in two weeks.
00:19:16 They're gone in two weeks.
00:19:17 So make this make sense for the audience, exactly what happened and who's accountable. Even Johnson, the speaker, said, I can't do this. They passed something totally different. So people are kind of outraged about this. Explain to us what happened.
00:19:31 Well, the senators have two crucial tasks that they have to accomplish. They need to fund
00:19:40 our homeland security so our DHS workers are not going for more than 40 days
00:19:47 without their paychecks. They also need to pass the Save America Act in the Senate that has 80%
00:19:56 support among American voters, including a supermajority of Democrats and even a supermajority
00:20:02 of minorities. These Senate Republicans failed those two crucial tests. They are on their second
00:20:11 paid vacation in just about 40 days, while at this same time, these DHS workers were not getting
00:20:21 paid. We have DHS workers going to food banks. These families are working paycheck to paycheck,
00:20:29 and these senators thought it was a good idea to take their second paid vacation in 40 days while
00:20:37 DHS workers are going unpaid. What the hell is going on in the Senate? I want to say this
00:20:44 To these Senate Republicans, do your jobs. Your job is to protect our homeland. Your job is to make sure that only American citizens are voting in American elections. These have brought bipartisan support. And you want to go on your second paid vacation?
00:21:03 They know all that. Hang on. You work for a guy you revere, Grassley, right? You know the Senate as well as anybody. Hell, you've led confirmations and some of the hardest confirmations in American history. See what's going on here. Correct me if I'm wrong. By somehow they're treating President Trump as a lame duck. They go on recess and they don't actually go on a technical recess so he can't do recess appointments.
00:21:25 Grassley and these guys still abiding by the rules.
00:21:28 So there's not breaking the filibuster.
00:21:30 We're still blue slipping people like crazy.
00:21:33 President Trump still only got 14, I think, U.S. attorneys, which, you know, the shock troops over at DOJ.
00:21:37 And we've got nobody at DOJ.
00:21:39 You've got a handful of great people, but they're barely hanging on.
00:21:42 They've got cases, you know, every day they're going into federal court.
00:21:44 They were down in Georgia the other day.
00:21:47 You've got this situation with the Save America where they have no, you know, and I know, they have no intention of ever passing that.
00:21:53 In fact, Tuberville said, hey, you couldn't even get if we get if there's no filibuster, we couldn't get 50 votes to make J.D. the 51st.
00:22:02 He says you wouldn't come closer. A couple of short there.
00:22:05 So what is President Trump to do that? The Senate is basically said, hey, sorry, not sorry.
00:22:11 John Thune, isn't it time that we actually get Article three in the war room posse and get up because you only need 27 votes to change the leader?
00:22:20 And John Thune is a good guy. He's a nice guy. But clearly, you know, in wartime, you need a wartime consigliere. You need people prepared to take it to the mat. And he's just not going to do it. So shouldn't our focus be on instead of things are clearly going to be performative.
00:22:36 We just go back and say, let's change the leader and let's get somebody in there that's prepared to have President Trump's back and go all in, even if we lose.
00:22:45 I think with the Warren Posse and the people at Article 3 that support it, they want to see a fight and a real fight.
00:22:51 As Mike Lee said, it was going to take a fistfight on the Senate floor to get the Save America Act to make it real.
00:22:57 And we didn't even come close as great as Mike Lee and Eric Schmidt and a handful of others were.
00:23:04 We didn't come close to a fistfight, sir.
00:23:06 Yeah, I would say this. The Senate Democrats are fighting like hell for their key constituency, illegal aliens, right? Senate Democrats want to defund ICE, defund Homeland Security, make it easy for their illegal aliens to rig and steal elections. 0.99
00:23:26 And how do Senate Republicans respond like giant ****? Because that's what they are. And I would say this to John Thune, nice guys, finish last. You need to get these Senate Republicans back in the Senate and grind these Senate Democrats to a halt. 0.96
00:23:47 If they want to filibuster the Save America Act, make them stand on their feet and talk until they run out of gas, and then you can pass the Save America Act with a simple majority.
00:23:59 And on DHS funding, you really can't get the support to pay our TSA workers.
00:24:07 You can't get the support to pay our ICE agents.
00:24:11 What the hell are Senate Republicans doing if they can't lean in on these two crucial issues that deal directly with our sovereignty with the Save America Act and our national security with the funding of DHS?
00:24:25 This is shameful. 0.99
00:24:26 the senate republicans are cowards they need to get their asses back to work and get out of 1.00
00:24:32 disneyland the um so this morning punchbowl had this poll where the donors are 88 percent hate 0.99
00:24:42 mass deportations or any of the videos they don't like it and of course the people are like
00:24:47 80 to 85 percent they want deportations so what are we what are we going to do the ice situation
00:24:53 is central. The donors don't want ICE funded. This is one of the reasons the Senate cut it.
00:24:59 I mean, you couldn't think of a dumber deal. And I understand they're saying, well, it's actually 0.91
00:25:03 carved out because it's funded someplace else. I've still not gotten a straight answer on that.
00:25:08 Maybe you know it. But I mean, Rosemary Jenks, pretty serious person. She says, no, the way
00:25:13 Big Beautiful Bill was written, it's not an appropriations bill. You couldn't just oversee.
00:25:17 It's got to be by approach. This is why they're having this fight right now. President Trump just
00:25:20 said, hey, look, you guys deal with it, but we're going to pay the TSA folks. You guys deal with it.
00:25:25 Although appropriations is law. What are we to do when the donors clearly have the ear of the Senate?
00:25:32 And so they cut these deals and make it impossible to do anything. And then they just leave town, sir.
00:25:38 Mike Lee has a good proposal, which is using a provision of the Constitution for the president
00:25:44 to call these senators back in session to pass this extraordinary measure to pay our DHS workers.
00:25:54 They've gone without paychecks for more than 40 days. They're not Senate Republicans. They don't
00:26:01 have trust funds. They actually are working Americans living paycheck to paycheck. And it's
00:26:07 shameful that these Senate Republicans went on their second paid vacation while these DHS workers
00:26:14 are struggling and going to food banks. Senate Republicans are acting shamefully, and John Thune
00:26:22 needs to bring the Senate back in session, fund DHS, and pass the Save America Act. And I want
00:26:30 to remind these Senate Republicans, because I used to work with these cowards when I confirmed 0.96
00:26:34 judges. They're the biggest—it seems like the Senate is the only swamp in the world where the 0.97
00:26:42 reptiles lack backbones, and they are really, really proving that this week. I need to remind
00:26:49 these guys, these senators, you would not have a Senate majority but for Donald J. Trump and his
00:26:56 landslide victory. You would not have won the Senate. You guys are pissing away the majority.
00:27:02 Get your asses back to work. 0.98
00:27:06 Do you think that, by the way, I'm asking you to stay through the break because we're going to talk about the Wednesday 14th Amendment debate at the Supreme Court on birthright citizenship. 0.95
00:27:17 Do you think you could do that, Mike, unless Dune thinks his job's in jeopardy?
00:27:21 I mean, is he going to do it?
00:27:22 And it's like everything in Washington.
00:27:24 It takes a crisis or it takes somebody think they're going to get thrown under the bus until any action takes place.
00:27:30 Do you think Thune will do anything just because Mike Davis and Steve Bannon at the war room are yelling at him?
00:27:37 Or is it going to take somebody to say, look, let's move on this guy?
00:27:41 Yeah, that's a very good question.
00:27:43 This is a crucial test of John Thune's leadership.
00:27:47 Nice guys finish last.
00:27:49 Let's deliver results for the American people.
00:27:54 OK, hang on.
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00:29:54 Court is set to consider President Trump's attempt to end birthright citizenship, excuse me, a centerpiece of his agenda.
00:30:02 In a post this morning, the president repeated a claim that he's made before, calling the constitutional amendment establishing birthright citizenship having more to do with slavery than equality, he said. 0.97
00:30:15 He also seemed to take a swipe at the justices themselves, saying dumb judges and justices will not make a great country. 0.94
00:30:23 Well, not a great country make, he inverted that. 0.96
00:30:26 Donald Trump and his solicitor general and a few conservative scholars are bringing to the court are some fringe arguments that have been rejected for more than a century.
00:30:34 As you said, the 14th Amendment clearly says all persons born or naturalized in the United States and subject to the jurisdiction thereof are citizens of the United States.
00:30:44 And that term subject to the jurisdiction has been held not to include diplomats and invading armies and initially Native Americans, although that was changed later.
00:30:54 But now Donald Trump and his allies are trying to say that that should also not include people who are here illegally.
00:31:00 And look, he's already predicting he's going to lose.
00:31:03 Most legal scholars think he's going to lose this.
00:31:05 And this will be the second major defeat after tariffs.
00:31:08 And politically, it will allow him to blame the court and say that he tried to fight the good fight and he lost.
00:31:15 And it's going to further poison his relationship with this court, which is one of the most conservative courts in decades.
00:31:21 Again, most people do not think he has a prayer here, but there are there are an increasing number of fringy legal scholars who have come to adopt the idea that maybe there is it is time to take another look at this, that maybe that initial decision was wrong.
00:31:37 So I don't think you can completely rule it out. But some conservative justices have hinted in previous arguments that they have very little patience for this argument and that they're you know, it would just it would just throw 100 years of jurisprudence into chaos.
00:31:52 For one thing, Katie, because you're supposed to be able to rely on decades and decades of settled precedent.
00:31:59 OK, I've heard our viceroy referred to as a ballroom, a ballroom brawler.
00:32:07 but never a fringy legal scholar.
00:32:10 What in the hell is he talking about, Mike?
00:32:12 Because I hear from some of the most smartest guys about the Constitution,
00:32:16 and they say this one is not even a jump ball.
00:32:19 They think it's going to be a positive ruling.
00:32:21 Your thoughts?
00:32:23 Well, I'm glad that Jack Smith's spokesperson is weighing in on this important Supreme Court case.
00:32:30 I would just point to Ken to look at the Wong Kim Ark case from 1898,
00:32:36 where the Supreme Court very clearly ruled on the 14th Amendment's birthright citizenship clause.
00:32:46 And the Supreme Court said that in order for you to have birthright citizenship in this country
00:32:52 under the 14th Amendment to the Constitution, you have to be subject to the jurisdiction of the United States.
00:32:59 And in the Wong Kim Ark case, the Supreme Court said that lawful permanent residents are subject to the jurisdiction of the United States.
00:33:11 But American Indians, in a separate case, were not subject to the jurisdiction of the United States.
00:33:18 So you have to ask this dispositive question. If American Indians are not subject to the jurisdiction of the United States under the 14th Amendment, how the hell would illegal aliens be subject to the jurisdiction of the United States? They're clearly not. 0.57
00:33:34 If you follow the plain text, textualism, or the original public meaning of the 14th Amendment's birthright citizenship clause, originalism, these constitutionalist justices on the Supreme Court should find this to be a very easy case.
00:33:51 There is clearly no birthright citizenship for illegal aliens, for Chinese birth tourists, for example, should not have birthright citizenship.
00:34:07 Schweitzer's found 1.4 million Manchurian voters, Chinese nationals living in China that are U.S. citizens and can vote when they're of age.
00:34:16 I mean, this is one of the reasons the book spent five weeks on the New York Times bestseller list.
00:34:22 Mike, does it behoove President Trump, who selected a lot of these folks and is very close, is it behoove him?
00:34:29 He's like a college basketball coach working the refs.
00:34:32 Does it behoove him?
00:34:33 He's working the refs on this one hard.
00:34:34 Does it behoove him to work the refs?
00:34:38 I would just say this to these six Republican appointed Supreme Court justices.
00:34:43 If you're actually going to follow the law, this is a very easy case.
00:34:48 There is no birthright citizenship for illegal aliens.
00:34:53 They're not subject to the jurisdiction of the United States.
00:34:56 They're subject to the jurisdiction from the country from which they came, right?
00:35:01 And so if Ambassador's kids do not have birthright citizenship of invading armies, do not have birthright citizenship of American Indians, do not have birthright citizenship, this is such an easy legal decision for them to make.
00:35:18 Clearly, illegal aliens do not have birthright citizenship. 0.92
00:35:21 That is if they have the courage to follow the plain text and the original public meaning of the 14th Amendment.
00:35:27 We'll see.
00:35:28 You know, who knows who knows how these justices will rule. Courage is in very short supply in Washington, D.C. right now.
00:35:36 And I mean, OK, so we're going to be covering all of that live. It's on Wednesday.
00:35:40 Of course, we'll have a whole team is there. Rosemary Jenks, Mike, how the entire team will be there right before I let you go, because the process is, you know, Mike Lee puts out some President Trump puts it up on true social.
00:35:51 Just explain the audience. Just take a minute. How do we actually get him back here?
00:35:55 Is President Trump calling back? Has Mike Lee put some resolution up? What has to happen to get them out of their vacations, get them back here on Easter weekend to set things right here, sir, the United States Senate?
00:36:09 At the Senate Republicans, I realize that you're in the most exclusive nursing home on the planet, but I would just like to remind you that recess is for kids.
00:36:22 You need to get back to work and pass the Save America Act and funds DHS workers who are living paycheck to paycheck and have to go to food banks so they don't have the same luxuries that you have with these two paid vacations in 40 days.
00:36:40 If you're not willing to do that, President Trump should invoke a provision of the Constitution that allows him to call the Senate back into session during extraordinary times.
00:36:50 I think this is an extraordinary time when DHS workers are at food banks because they're not getting paid.
00:36:57 Unbelievable. Mike, Article 3 in your social media, where do people go?
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00:37:11 The most important action item is the Save America Act. Keep illegals from voting in American elections. 1.00
00:37:16 thank you brother appreciate you appreciate you at cpac also mike davis there are three people
00:37:24 kicked off with a party and of course the traditional war room closed it on saturday night
00:37:30 with a party um her it was fantastic we were back here grinding but the parties are for the younger
00:37:36 people uh sheila matthew sheila you are in uh and you join us by phone i think you're in atlanta
00:37:43 have just landed. Why is ABLE Child, why are you going to Atlanta? What's going to happen tomorrow?
00:37:49 We have an amazing exhibit in the Capitol. It's the first of its kind, and we're hoping for more
00:37:56 throughout the country, but it's basically on Eisenhower's ABLE Child, and we have the
00:38:03 checklists of the ADHD child and how it mirrors that of the gifted child. So our presentation
00:38:11 is going to be to educate lawmakers. It's open to the public. It's from 8 a.m. to 12 noon
00:38:18 in the south wing of the Capitol building. And people can find information on Fulton
00:38:25 County Speaks dot com in the event section. It is going to be wonderful. I mean, basically,
00:38:33 we are working to help support a bill, HR 1007, sponsored by Todd Jones, a House representative
00:38:43 regarding arts for health initiatives for improving mental health outcomes. So basically,
00:38:50 it is to work on alternatives instead of psychiatric drugs for children. It's to really
00:38:57 look at the validity of the label itself, because President Eisenhower wanted the children,
00:39:05 the able child, to flourish. And where the ADHD child is a disease model, President Eisenhower's
00:39:14 child is a gifted child. And when you lift up the child, the entire country flourishes.
00:39:21 This disease model of ADHD isn't real.
00:39:25 It's a checklist.
00:39:27 It's subjective.
00:39:28 Where the gifted are the ones like Beethoven and all these wonderful people in history.
00:39:37 I could go on and on.
00:39:39 Einstein and Steve Jobs.
00:39:42 So these it's really looking at this label and saying, why are we putting an ADHD disease label on these children when, in fact, they're gifted and they're able?
00:39:56 We need to flourish through President Eisenhower's National Defense Education Act.
00:40:02 A lot a lot of this is just little boys being little boys.
00:40:05 Next thing you know, they got thrown on drugs.
00:40:07 This whole thing's so corrupt.
00:40:08 It's so awful.
00:40:09 It's big pharma in your life. 0.99
00:40:11 It's disgusting. And that's why I think you guys are doing such a great job.
00:40:15 Let me just change the topic. I don't want to get I don't want to be accusatory, but this has popped up all over.
00:40:20 And I know you guys have tracked it. Explain to me this AOC situation with, I guess, her the FCC, the federal elections.
00:40:27 They got to put out once a quarter where they actually spend the money they raise.
00:40:31 there's some issue about she and some spending item they've actually paid I don't know what is
00:40:37 a $19,000 to one of these doctors that's also a guy that I guess he prescribes ketamine what is
00:40:46 there anything there or it's causing a big media storm and I know you looked into it and you didn't
00:40:51 want to jump to conclusions because you were the first one to alert me to this weeks ago or a week
00:40:56 or so ago. What is actually going on there? Did her campaign actually pay for ketamine that she 0.88
00:41:03 would take? Or do we have any, what are the specifics of this? Well, that's the thing.
00:41:08 That's the question. And that's why we didn't want to jump on it is because she hasn't admitted to
00:41:13 taking ketamine. But right now we're working on a story that just came out on the Gateway Pundit
00:41:20 about a mom who used ketamine, which is not FDA approved for use in children. It's not FDA
00:41:30 approved. So it doesn't have any warnings on it. So we're working on a case where a mom killed
00:41:36 four of her children. She was on ketamine and another psychiatric drug. So this is all
00:41:43 experimental. And so we didn't jump on it because, number one, we have to find out two things here.
00:41:50 One, if she's using ketamine and she's declaring herself mentally ill, she can't run for president. 0.80
00:41:56 Come on. That's for sure. Number two, if she's working with somebody who's influencing her to
00:42:04 make ketamine accessible to the public, I think that's questionable to have on your campaign.
00:42:12 And this guy has very deep international pockets with the ketamine and the other article we did
00:42:20 on the TMS where they hook your child up to the wires to their head and put magnetic
00:42:27 electric pulses in it. This is all experimental stuff. And so we need to get it clarified.
00:42:34 did she take ketamine?
00:42:37 Question mark.
00:42:38 Is she being influenced by somebody
00:42:41 who wants to push ketamine on children? 0.76
00:42:45 Parents have a right to know that.
00:42:47 It's a good issue either way.
00:42:51 Sheila, I might add that Elon and these guys,
00:42:53 I mean, the tech bros are very,
00:42:55 they're open about the use of ketamine.
00:42:57 Very experimental and quite dangerous.
00:43:00 Sheila, one more time, where do they go?
00:43:02 We got about 30 seconds.
00:43:03 Where do people go tomorrow?
00:43:04 in atlanta the war and posse wants to come down and see your uh see your display okay so 8 a.m
00:43:11 to 12 noon in the south wing of the capitol building first of the kind exposition here and
00:43:19 if people want us to come to their state we're happy to do that they can go on fultoncountyspeaks.com
00:43:27 events section and learn more about it. But we are very much interested in helping get this art
00:43:34 building, art bill, H.R. 1007 by Todd Jones, House Representative for Art for Children instead of
00:43:44 Drugs. Okay. We'll check in with you tomorrow. Thank you so much, ma'am. Great work. Short break.
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