Bannon's War Room - Episode 5262： Liberal Judges Deliver Judicial Blows To The Admin; Trump Signs EO On Election Integrity

00:00:00 Judges saying, Katie, in a three-page order just decided that the ballroom may not have any further construction done.

00:00:07 They are preliminarily enjoined from taking any action in furtherance of the physical development of the proposed ballroom at the former site of the East Wing of the White House.

00:00:18 And then he goes on to detail what exactly it is that the administration may not do to make it crystal clear that this applies to everything from excavation and foundation work to construction work.

00:00:31 This is a judge who does not want to be circumvented by the White House.

00:00:36 And that's why he's being as concrete as he is about what it is that they can't do.

00:00:40 But I will also note that this order won't take effect for 14 days.

00:00:45 Can they build the place in 14 days?

00:00:46 well i don't know that they can build the place in 14 days but i think what he is trying to do

00:00:52 is also give the administration an opportunity to perhaps appeal this ruling a preliminary

00:00:57 injunction is in fact immediately appealable to the dc circuit and that may be what they're

00:01:04 trying to do at the same time the judge richard leon who's a senior judge in the dc federal

00:01:08 district court is saying that they need to file a status report within the next three weeks

00:01:13 apprising the court of their compliance. So he seems to both be allowing them an opportunity to

00:01:19 appeal, but also warning them in the same breath. Don't come back to me in three weeks and tell me

00:01:23 all of the steps that you actually did take. And the two weeks before this takes effect,

00:01:27 is this sort of thing that goes to the Supreme court? I think it could ultimately go to the

00:01:32 Supreme court, particularly because what judge Leon seems to be focused on is whether or not

00:01:38 There is congressional involvement here.

00:01:41 It's basically instructing the White House and all of the various defendants here.

00:01:46 You may not go any further without express authorization from Congress.

00:01:52 Some breaking news now.

00:01:53 A federal judge has ruled that a key part of President Trump's executive order targeting NPR and PBS was unconstitutional.

00:02:01 The decision blocking the administration from denying federal funds based on editorial viewpoint.

00:02:06 While the ruling does not reverse the Trump led campaign to strip NPR and PBS stations of federal funding, it is a First Amendment victory that could lead to some funding for PBS and NPR in the future.

00:02:18 You might remember that last summer, Republicans in Congress rescinded federal support over objections from public media advocates and the ruling.

00:02:25 Judge Randolph Moss writes, quote, the First Amendment draws a line which the government may not cross at efforts to use government power, including the power of the purse, to punish or suppress disfavored expression by others.

00:02:37 He goes on to say that the president's executive order crosses that line because it singles out two speakers and on the basis of their speech, bars them from all federally funded programs.

00:02:48 PBS says that the network is thrilled with today's decision and that we will continue to do what we've always done.

00:02:54 serve our mission to educate and inspire all Americans as the nation's most trusted media

00:03:00 institution. Express authorization from Congress. Are they going to be taking this up?

00:03:06 I don't know if they'll take it up, but I would put the chance that they would authorize this at

00:03:10 close to zero. If there was actually a number lower than zero, I would put it there because

00:03:17 you're not getting there is no chance of the president will get 60 votes in the Senate to

00:03:24 built a ballroom at the white house none zero could he get it through the house yet probably

00:03:29 but i'll take it at least i didn't mention this but i'll take it a step further if they were to

00:03:34 need money for this i think that would also be close to zero okay um tuesday 31 march year of

00:03:45 early 2026 welcome to the afternoon show we're gonna do a little juggling it was just announced

00:03:51 earlier today the president will be signing an executive order momentarily from the oval office

00:03:55 and we will go live there covered all wall to wall it turns out oh by the way that this executive

00:04:01 order has to do with mail-in ballots so we were having mike davis on today as the president got

00:04:06 pounded by these radical judges at kind of the entry level in the federal court system both on

00:04:12 his ballroom um his ballroom and also npr pbs all of that the shutdown of that but mike i i don't

00:04:21 know did the president listen to you this morning talking about the senate and giving up on the save

00:04:25 act and leaving town and and being lazy and he just he and kurt olson a couple people whipped

00:04:31 up it's supposed to be a pretty pretty detailed executive order about mail-in ballots sir

00:04:36 well the president has the power under the constitution the duty to take care that our

00:04:43 laws are faithfully executed under Article 2, and that includes making sure that our federal

00:04:50 election laws, our federal election rules, are administered in a way where we're ensuring that

00:04:57 we have one person in one vote, equal protection of the law. Not only does that deal with our

00:05:04 election laws, it deals with our civil rights laws. The president absolutely should require 0.73

00:05:09 more safeguards in place to make sure that the legal votes of real Americans are not being 0.97

00:05:19 canceled out by illegal votes from dead people or illegal aliens or others. So this is an important

00:05:28 step that the president's taking to faithfully execute our laws. Okay, so you, in the years in

00:05:36 the wilderness you were one of the architects of this thinking through the article two powers

00:05:41 of the presidency from being the chief executive officer he can hire and fire who he wants he can

00:05:46 cut you know the appropriations bill which is a law is a ceiling not a floor uh his uh his powers

00:05:53 as commander-in-chief of the of the armed forces whether it's the alien sedition act or the or uh

00:06:00 this current uh conflict under you know not uh not being addressed by the war powers act going

00:06:05 to Congress, and also, most importantly, as chief magistrate and chief law enforcement officer.

00:06:11 If this was our direction all the time, will it be held against him that he did try to go to

00:06:18 Congress and tried to codify this in the SAVE Act first, then the Save America Act, and when both of

00:06:24 those ran into problems, and quite frankly, when the Senate just said, eh, I don't know if we're

00:06:29 going to do this, left town. He then comes forward with a, what I understand is a very well thought

00:06:35 through executive order. Would that be held against him? Because I say, hey, look, you understood you

00:06:42 had to go to Congress to do that. Once you were blocked, you came back with this jujitsu executive

00:06:49 order, sir. I don't think that this executive order is going to cover everything that was

00:06:54 included in the Save America Act. This is the president making sure we're taking reasonable

00:07:01 precautions under existing statutes to make sure that the legal votes of real Americans

00:07:09 are not canceled out by illegal votes from non-Americans, including dead people. So

00:07:14 we'll see what the executive order says, but I'm fairly confident that the president has the power

00:07:22 as the chief executive officer to take care that our laws are faithfully executed,

00:07:27 both our election laws and our civil rights laws. 1.00

00:07:31 Mike, you were here, I think, every day on the show.

00:07:34 I think it was in February, March, because the president, you know, those years in the wilderness,

00:07:40 everybody had all the executive orders, everything ready to go.

00:07:42 We were flooding the zone every day.

00:07:44 And of course, they took us to court every time put in an executive order.

00:07:47 And that first line of kind of radical judges would put stays on TROs, all that, and then shut us down for a while until it went through a process.

00:07:58 It seems to me, and correct me if I'm wrong, the one that we just got today on The Ballroom and the one that we got on NPR PBS, the judges are getting quite personal about the president and a little nasty.

00:08:12 I mean, these things now have an edge.

00:08:13 I'm not a lawyer, but when I read them, I say, wow, these things have an edge to them written by these judges or some of these radical judges is digging in harder and saying, hey, and they're they're clearly suffering from Trump derangement syndrome, sir.

00:08:26 it's it's almost comical to to watch these judges issue these injunctions you're telling

00:08:34 the president of the united states who's one of the best builders in the world that he can't

00:08:41 improve the white house with a ballroom for a thousand people and a secret service command

00:08:47 center under that ballroom he can't improve that he has to keep the east wing dump uh in place

00:08:54 And how does anyone have standing to challenge what the president does?

00:09:00 You have to have Article 3 standing.

00:09:01 Who was injured?

00:09:02 Who was injured by the president's decision?

00:09:06 And finally, on both of these matters, NPR and the East Wing, President Trump's already

00:09:13 demolished that.

00:09:14 I mean, what are these injunctions going to do?

00:09:18 They want the East Wing to sit as a construction zone for another six months.

00:09:26 They want what?

00:09:27 They want Congress to fund NPR?

00:09:31 I think the judge actually on the ballroom, he has like a whole list of things to make sure that no piece of equipment can move over there.

00:09:41 I mean, he really goes out of his way to make sure it just stays as a construction zone.

00:09:45 And I think he also has a line in there that goes, you are the president of the United States.

00:09:50 You're not like the landlord or the tenant, or he's got some sort of convoluted.

00:09:54 But this thing is personal.

00:09:56 How does this play from here?

00:09:58 Does this immediately go, they go into court right away and try to get a stay, the White House or the Justice Department, a stay on it to get back to work on this thing?

00:10:06 It's go right to appellate court.

00:10:07 Because both of these, first off, NPR and PBS, most, as you said, most of it's broken apart.

00:10:14 If you look at the local TV station now, they're saying, hey, the government used to give us a main and a half.

00:10:19 We got to make it up by having these fundraisers.

00:10:21 We're going to do it on our own.

00:10:22 I mean, what is even left over at NPR?

00:10:25 And on the ballroom, they're just telling them literally you're shutting down and nothing's going to move in that construction site.

00:10:32 It's it's amazing.

00:10:33 These opinions read like obituaries, right?

00:10:37 Trump's already demolished the East Wing.

00:10:38 He's already demolished NPR.

00:10:40 I mean, these judges in D.C. are reading obituaries.

00:10:45 I mean, what the hell are they going to do with this ballroom?

00:10:48 What are they going to do with NPR?

00:10:49 They're both gone.

00:10:50 They're dead.

00:10:51 I hate to break it to these judges.

00:10:54 And Judge Leon, he's a nice enough guy, Judge Leon.

00:10:59 Judge Leon says that the president of the United States is not the landlord-in-chief.

00:11:03 Does Judge Leon think that he's the landlord?

00:11:06 I mean, he's giving the president of the United States, who's one of the best builders in the world, a construction punch list in his in his opinion.

00:11:15 It's just it's almost laughable how out of touch these D.C. judges are with the rest of the world.

00:11:23 For the audience, and I want to go to the executive order.

00:11:27 Do you believe the president getting increasingly frustrated that the Senate and the House are not moving?

00:11:33 Do you anticipate we're going to see more executive orders that are going to, how do I say, take an edge that will actually end up in court?

00:11:40 Because I'm sure this executive order mail-in ballots will sue on this immediately.

00:11:44 Do you believe the president's kind of fed up with the lack of progress legislatively and we'll see more executive orders around more things that he's being blocked on?

00:11:54 Well, I mean, the president should do both.

00:11:56 He should lean in hard on the Save America Act.

00:11:59 we do not need 60 votes in the Senate to pass the Save America Act. That is just an excuse

00:12:06 for these lazy and weak Senate Republicans. You need 60 votes to invoke cloture and end 0.76

00:12:14 unlimited debate in the Senate. But if you force Senate Democrats to stand on their feet and debate

00:12:22 the Save America Act, these Senate Democrats are going to run out of gas. They're going to

00:12:28 stop debating, and then the Senate can pass the Save America Act with a simple majority vote.

00:12:35 We just need the will of Senate Republicans. We need Senate Republican leadership. We need

00:12:42 Senate Majority Leader John Thune to treat this as a crucial priority because it is.

00:12:49 We do not want illegal aliens rigging and stealing our elections. And the Save America Act has broad 1.00

00:12:57 bipartisan support, 80 percent of Americans, supermajority of Democrats, supermajority

00:13:02 of minorities. It seems like these D.C. judges and these D.C. senators need to get outside of 0.62

00:13:11 Washington, D.C. more, go talk to real Americans in real America. I think we're getting a little

00:13:16 out of touch among Senate Republicans. Mike, we got about a minute. You said early on that

00:13:24 tomorrow would happen, that we would actually get to argue in front of the Supreme Court with

00:13:28 the Solicitor General. The 14th Amendment, the birthright citizenship is going to happen tomorrow.

00:13:33 We're going to cover it all day, including live. Also, Mike Allen and the mass deportation team

00:13:39 is putting out their entire plan tomorrow. Just give our audience, we've got 60 seconds left.

00:13:44 Tomorrow, how big a day is it for us for really getting our hands around immigration in this

00:13:49 country. This is a crucial case, and this is so simple if the justices simply follow the law.

00:13:58 Under the 14th Amendment, people who are born in the United States subject to the jurisdiction of

00:14:04 the United States get birthright citizenship. You have to be subject to the jurisdiction. Illegal

00:14:10 aliens are not subject to the jurisdiction of the United States. They're subject to the jurisdiction

00:14:16 of the country from which they came.

00:14:19 This is a very simple, straightforward application of the law.

00:14:22 If the justices follow the law, they should get to the right result.

00:14:25 If they don't, then we're just going to be on the slow destruction of America.

00:14:32 Mike, Article 3, where do people go right now to participate in all this?

00:14:38 Article3project.org.

00:14:39 You can donate. Follow us on social.

00:14:42 The action item is the Save America Act.

00:14:44 Light up both of your home state senators.

00:14:47 Tell them to end their recess.

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00:14:54 Get their asses back to work. 0.99

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00:14:56 Light them up.

00:14:58 Thank you.

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00:16:25 okay um neil mccabe let's go to the white house and for the audience we as soon as the president

00:16:34 i guess comes into the oval they're going to let the pool and i think he's in the oval actually

00:16:39 getting briefed the um there's an executive order that was announced after our morning show today

00:16:46 that the president would sign at 5 p.m eastern daylight time in the oval and there would be

00:16:51 media there and i'm certain that he's going to take questions there's a lot that's happened in

00:16:55 the war today we've got a great little cold open for you i'm gonna get to that that's a lot of

00:17:00 Everything we talked about this morning was a big topic of conversation, particularly it's now leaking out from the White House.

00:17:08 The president is really looking to, like I said, always give him optionality.

00:17:11 He's looking at a number of alternatives, including sitting with his military leaders and discussing where exactly the things stand in taking down the regime's command and control,

00:17:24 their uh their ability on the ballistic missile to destroy that to to destroy the navy the air

00:17:30 force all those punch lists that four or five things he had to accomplish where do they actually

00:17:36 stand with that and what needs to be done also in the strait of hormuz there's been a lot more

00:17:42 conversations with everyone including uh the president simply saying hey look we're not going

00:17:50 to be there forever to keep the straightforward moves open. Somebody's got to pitch in here, or

00:17:55 we just may pull chocks and be out of here. Of course, the president, as you know, is always 1.00

00:18:01 looking for leverage in negotiations. We're going to get to that in a moment. I want to go back to

00:18:05 this. Neil, we know they had been working on something dealing with mail-in ballots. As you

00:18:11 know, the president, you have both the machines and you have the mail-in ballots. He's really

00:18:15 upset about the mail-in ballots the president's very upset that the senate just kind of took off

00:18:20 remember they took off they cut a deal that was so bad even the house johnson said we can't agree

00:18:26 that deal they didn't fund ice they didn't fund border patrol they didn't even make i think

00:18:31 arrangements even to pay tsa when the house rejected theirs so the president's had to find

00:18:36 money there now if you go to the airports the combination of ice and i think getting the tsa

00:18:41 guys at least some money have really dropped the wait times at the airports uh but he's also very

00:18:47 concerned that the Save America Act would just kind of fare thee well and remember we went back

00:18:52 now I think it's two weeks with Mike Lee and his team uh and uh and people like uh Eric Schmidt and

00:19:00 Tommy Toverville and others that were going to seize the floor and force uh this confrontation

00:19:05 over the filibuster to get a standing filibuster as much as they try to do every night it just

00:19:11 didn't happen and then there's a deal cut and the senate just just took off you got everything from

00:19:16 lindsey graham you know being photographed and the lindsey graham things were so bad

00:19:21 when people brought to me i said that's artificial intelligence it can't be lindsey graham he's

00:19:25 walking around he's got like a it was a bubble wand or i i don't even know what it was i thought

00:19:30 it was a doll right lindsey's walking around with uh with his uh his doll his binky around uh disney 0.79

00:19:36 disney world um they just took off and so i know the president's been working on this

00:19:41 on another process talk to me about what's about to happen the president's about to sign an

00:19:46 executive order you've got some reporting from your sources at the white house this this executive

00:19:53 order is pretty detailed and it's got some good i should say interesting interconnections between

00:19:58 federal agencies that could really give this thing some um some heft neil mccabe thoughts

00:20:05 so assistant attorney general harmy dylan has been using you know she's the head of the civil 1.00

00:20:12 rights division and she's been doing various litigations on voter rolls the difference is

00:20:18 that you know those could be six months a year 18 months litigations by doing an executive order

00:20:25 you're putting a total government approach and you're putting all hands on deck what this eo does

00:20:31 is it connects Homeland Security, Social Security, the post office, so that everybody creates,

00:20:39 so these guys get together, they create for each state a verified role of voters for mail-in ballots

00:20:46 and perhaps other purposes. The Attorney General is brought in because the Attorney General is

00:20:52 directed to prosecute anyone who interferes with this process, and also there would be a process

00:21:00 to withhold funding from the states that do not cooperate.

00:21:04 And so that's the action taken today in the Oval, Steve.

00:21:09 OK, let's hit rewind for that for a second, because I think that is this is the type of

00:21:14 thing that a lot of people and you have to weigh about the government getting too involved

00:21:19 in surveillance, et cetera.

00:21:20 But a lot of people that are involved that are concerned about the stealing of elections.

00:21:25 And I just might add, if we could play for the six o'clock hour, I'd like to tell my

00:21:29 team i want to get the um all of my rants about ice being at the um being at the polling places

00:21:37 and ken kuchanel like ken's a good guy he's over at cra he's one of uh russ votes guys he was on

00:21:43 cnn like the next night they played the whole clip of me ranting on war room about that and

00:21:47 they had you know scott jennings and some other people and ken goes well steve knows that's

00:21:52 totally illegal because every federal officer's got to carry a firearm and they can't carry a

00:21:57 firearm and everything. And he kind of gave this weird theoretical answer. The deputy attorney

00:22:05 general of the United States, Todd Blanche, was on the stage, I think, with Matt Schlapp at CPAC.

00:22:11 And he says, no, I agree 100 percent. We're going to actually have ICE agents at the he agrees. I

00:22:16 think we can have ICE agents. We should have ICE agents at the polling booths in November. Of

00:22:21 course, the left completely melted down because now you talk to a guy's got real stroke called

00:22:25 the DAG, the Deputy Attorney General. I want to go back to what you just said, because this has

00:22:30 been thought through. And I mean, this is the type of thing that if you really connect to these dots

00:22:35 and gotten these massive bureaucracies and people should understand, they don't talk to each other.

00:22:40 Their computer systems are not the same. They don't talk to each other. They have their own

00:22:45 processes, each one, and they're very territorial about that process. But just walk through what you

00:22:51 walked through a second ago about what is the basics of this executive order.

00:22:57 I think the keystone is the creation of a solid voter list for each state. So we actually know

00:23:06 who are the legitimate voters and who is not. And then only those people will vote. And certainly

00:23:13 only those people will have mail-in ballots. And those mail-in ballots will be tracked with bar

00:23:19 codes, which will sort of satisfy one of the objections that was heard on the House, on the

00:23:26 Senate floor, because if you put someone's name on a secret ballot or there's two envelopes or

00:23:32 three envelopes, it's either confusing or actually gives away, you know, the secret ballot. So what

00:23:39 they're trying to do is they're trying to see, we have a lot of agencies that have data. They're

00:23:44 supposed to be data sharing anyway. There was an EO signed last year, 14282, that was supposed to

00:23:52 facilitate the data sharing. And this is just hammering it home again. So we're going to jump

00:23:59 as soon as we get word from the White House. We're not in the pool today. But as soon as we get word,

00:24:05 we will jump cut live to the White House. I'm sure the president's going to have a couple of

00:24:09 three things to say before he signs this, because this is something that's very close to him. I tell

00:24:15 people, if you are not on top of the stealing of the 2020 election, you know, I'm not so sure

00:24:21 your core, you can be MAGA, I'm not so sure your core MAGA, because this is one of the core beliefs

00:24:26 is that the stealing of the 2020 election had the country veer, particularly after President

00:24:31 Trump's first term, in a very dangerous direction under the illegitimate regime head Biden. We saw 0.66

00:24:38 it happened 20 25 million illegal aliens in the country now there's all tomorrow tomorrow we're 0.95

00:24:43 having to put out uh mike allen's team is going to put out a uh mass deportation alliance coalition

00:24:50 it's got a very detailed we're going to go through it in detail tomorrow very detailed action plan

00:24:55 but that's because of what biden did so this is the railhead of so much of of maga also neil i

00:25:02 would assume that the president is going to take a couple of three questions from uh the various

00:25:07 reporters that will be in there. Particularly, I'm sure a lot of them is going to deal with the

00:25:11 war, is going to deal with the activities about the war this afternoon, sir.

00:25:18 Yeah, well, the Save America Act was AWOL at yesterday's press briefing. There were no

00:25:23 questions. There were no statements. It was almost like, you know, forgotten and everybody's moved on.

00:25:28 The president hasn't moved on. And I'm hoping that he will go into some of these details

00:25:34 of how DOJ is actually going to affect that.

00:25:37 As you know, Thune and Grassley have allowed Democratic senators

00:25:42 to block federal prosecutors in their states that they don't like.

00:25:47 And so one of the problems you have is you might have a U.S. attorney,

00:25:51 but that U.S. attorney is basically doing whatever he wants

00:25:55 because he's not connected to MAGA and Trump

00:25:58 because he was basically appointed by the Democrats.

00:26:01 So maybe the new assistant attorney general for fraud, Colin McDonald, he may get involved and you may see special attorneys that are designated to go after this.

00:26:13 You know, you talk all the time about a forcing function or a hammer.

00:26:17 I think the prosecution, the threat of prosecution, that's a hammer.

00:26:21 now you brought up a good point i want to go back over that is that uh because the president's very

00:26:28 cognizant particularly as things are out there in the ether as the media is covering them how

00:26:33 they get priorities the save america act which was supposed to be everything and the president

00:26:38 put a lot of political capital on back of it saying hey i want this done this is my number

00:26:41 one priority you had mike lee schmidt and others of his top lieutenants his top lieutenants in the

00:26:47 senate do that whole thing for that whole two weeks right every night you would cover it we 0.97

00:26:52 would cover it here on war room uh you would cover it over real america's voice and it just

00:26:57 all of a sudden in the middle of night they voted uh they did they didn't fund ice they

00:27:01 they didn't fund customers of border uh the house just sat there we can't do this so it ended up

00:27:07 they didn't uh they didn't even do um uh the security at the airport um and so it just got

00:27:14 to be a fiasco and the Save America part of it just kind of vanished into the ether. Sir, your

00:27:19 thoughts. Right. So when John Thune did that, showed up at the House floor at like, you know,

00:27:28 quarter past two in the morning, they had given everyone the impression that the Senate was done

00:27:34 for the night. So the debate ended like nine thirty, ten o'clock and basically everybody

00:27:39 he went home. And then Thune snuck in and the majority leader is able to call bills on the

00:27:44 floor by just snapping his fingers. And that's what he did. He just put a wooden stake through

00:27:49 it and went home. Neil, hang around. You're at the White House. We're going to go momentarily

00:27:56 to the Oval Office, the President of the United States. We're going to take a short commercial

00:27:59 break, get a commercial break in here. We're going to return to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue

00:28:04 in the war room in a moment.

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00:30:00 Okay, before we go to the Oval, we're going to cut there as soon as the president allows us to enter and to sign this executive order.

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00:31:15 can we get him back on

00:31:24 I tell you Michael I think we just

00:31:30 had I think you're oh

00:31:32 president did okay we've Michael

00:31:34 we got to jump we lost your audio for a second

00:31:36 we'll get you back on as soon as the president leaves the

00:31:38 Oval Office let's go to the Oval Office the president

00:31:40 of the United States

00:31:40 and maybe it'll be tested maybe it won't i think it's very obvious what's said

00:31:45 and i'll ask will scharf to start off attorney a great talent a very brilliant young man and if

00:31:52 you could discuss it and then i'm going to ask howard let dick to say a few words and then i'm

00:31:57 going to sign it and we'll take a couple of questions okay thank you mr president as you

00:32:01 said you have in front of you an executive order that deals with a number of issues relating to

00:32:05 election integrity. As you've consistently identified, two of the biggest problems we

00:32:10 have with election integrity in this country are, one, inaccurate voter rolls that allow

00:32:15 ineligible people to vote in various federal and state elections all over the country.

00:32:20 Then secondarily, you've consistently identified that vote by mail in this country has become

00:32:25 rife with fraud. People returning ballots who aren't eligible to return ballots, ballots being

00:32:31 sent to people who aren't confirmed to be eligible voters so what this executive order is going to

00:32:36 do is one we're going to take federal data we're going to ensure that each state's election

00:32:41 officials are provided with a comprehensive view of who the eligible voters in their jurisdiction

00:32:47 actually are allowing them to properly verify that everybody voting in their elections

00:32:52 is legally able to vote and then it orders the postmaster general the u.s postal service

00:32:58 to take bold new measures to verify that ballots both being sent to people

00:33:04 are being sent to people who are eligible to vote

00:33:06 and then that ballots being returned are being properly returned by eligible voters only.

00:33:11 And we believe that combined the measures in this executive order

00:33:14 will help secure elections in the future

00:33:16 and ensure that the many abuses of our election system in the past

00:33:20 aren't repeated in future elections.

00:33:22 Right. Howard?

00:33:23 So the fundamentals of our democracy are built on voter integrity.

00:33:28 Right. We all need it. You've said it time and time again. It's a total agreement amongst everybody.

00:33:34 So here's the idea. The states run these elections. They will if they want to use the U.S. mail, the U.S. Postal Service,

00:33:43 they're going to get a code, a barcode from the U.S. Postal Service, and they're going to put that on the envelope and we will have one envelope per vote.

00:33:52 None of this time where we have no idea, there's no observers to mail, there's no envelopes, there's no certainty.

00:33:59 That's all going to go away, and what the president is doing today is he's going to make sure that mail-in ballots are safe, secure, and accurate, and will have a clear distinction.

00:34:11 If you voted by mail, you will have it on the envelope.

00:34:14 Obviously not on the ballot, but on the envelope.

00:34:17 So we will know a million mail-in ballots, there'll be a million envelopes, and you'll

00:34:21 be able to know exactly, correctly, that citizens voted.

00:34:26 And this came up with some great legal minds.

00:34:29 They looked at the various documents and everything that was going on, because the cheating on

00:34:34 mail-in voting is legendary.

00:34:36 It's horrible what's going on.

00:34:38 And it's very clearly covered, very, very clearly.

00:34:43 So I think this will help a lot with elections.

00:34:46 we'd like to have voter id we'd like to have proof of citizenship and that'll be another subject

00:34:51 for another time we're working on that you would think it'd be easy it's a 98 issue for republicans

00:34:57 it's 86 percent the thing just came out a poll and it's 86 percent with republicans and democrats

00:35:04 not leaders because the leaders of the democrats cheat and the only people that don't want to do

00:35:10 voter id are people that cheat there's no other reason for uh proof of citizenship they want to

00:35:15 be able to cheat there's no reason they have all sorts of reasons excuses but it's all nonsense

00:35:20 they want to cheat but the democrats themselves are very high it's a very positive very very good

00:35:26 thing the democrat voters the democrat leaders guys like schumer who are corrupt they want to

00:35:32 use it for cheating because their policy is so bad with i think of their policy open borders

00:35:37 for everybody where people pour into our country from countries all over the world think of that

00:35:41 you look at just take any issue take anything everything they have is so crazy but the fact

00:35:49 that they don't want to sign voter ID is another issue it's a big issue the fact that they don't

00:35:54 have proof of citizenship that they want transgender for everybody that they want men in women's sports

00:36:02 so the only way they assume the only way they can win is to cheat when you have men in women's

00:36:08 It's fine. It's wonderful.

00:36:09 By the way, I worked very hard with the Olympic Committee

00:36:12 and got that terminated for the Olympics.

00:36:14 Very nice.

00:36:15 Now, girls won't have to get beat up in the boxing ring like they did last time, 1.00

00:36:19 if you saw those fights, too.

00:36:21 People that transitioned beat the hell out of everyone, 1.00

00:36:24 out of other people, women. 0.71

00:36:27 It was not a pretty sight to watch.

00:36:29 So I worked very hard with the Olympic Committee,

00:36:32 and we were able to get that out.

00:36:33 So the Olympics will not have men in women's sports.

00:36:36 but these are the things that they vote on and that's why we're having a problem

00:36:42 with them they don't want ice because they don't want people to be taken out

00:36:46 of our country that are murderers that are drug dealers and that are people

00:36:50 from mental institutions the criminally insane these are not nice people and

00:36:56 it's a it's a amazing I just it's not even believable if you go back if you

00:37:02 go back 12 13 15 20 years that we even have to bring up a separate like there

00:37:10 will be no trans mutilation we don't want any transgender gender 1.00

00:37:17 mutilization of our children we don't want to have people pouring into our 1.00

00:37:21 country from other countries all over the where prisons are opened up all over

00:37:26 world they're opened up and they pour into our country murderers 11 888 murderers think of that

00:37:36 we got many of them out and by the way washington dc just set a new record for safety and i'm sure

00:37:42 you know that because peter when you walk down the street you're not mugged lately but uh it just

00:37:49 it's a very safe city now we took great pains to make it that way but it actually happened pretty

00:37:55 quickly within three months it was good within four months it was very good within five months

00:37:59 it was great now it's better than it ever was and so washington dc is now considered a very very

00:38:04 safe city we removed almost 4 000 people just so you understand you know an interesting stat is that

00:38:11 two percent of the people create more than 90 percent of the crime and the good thing about

00:38:19 that is when you get rid of two percent it's not that many you don't have a lot of crime

00:38:25 But Washington, D.C., we're very proud of.

00:38:27 We're very proud of Memphis, Tennessee, and Louisiana.

00:38:31 New Orleans is unbelievable.

00:38:33 They had the safest.

00:38:34 They just finished their Mardi Gras.

00:38:37 They had the safest Mardi Gras in 58 years.

00:38:41 The governor just called me.

00:38:43 Jeff Landry just called me.

00:38:44 He said, it's the safest Mardi Gras in 58 years because of us.

00:38:49 And really, Chicago should call and say we'd like help.

00:38:53 New York should call.

00:38:54 They've had a lot of problems that we want help.

00:38:58 Los Angeles should call and probably will.

00:39:00 I think they have to.

00:39:01 Now, we're going to have to do something when it comes World Cup time, and we're going to

00:39:05 have to force ourselves upon them, which we have the right to do, because we don't want

00:39:09 to have any crime.

00:39:10 We don't want to have any problems for the Olympics and the World Cup, and even for 250.

00:39:15 So with all of that, I'm very happy to be signing the voter integrity, and I think it's

00:39:21 to be really great so if you don't mind i will take some time and i'll make this signature

00:39:27 absolutely perfect so it looks very good so far so good

00:39:43 okay so that's a big deal very proud of it and i think i don't know how it can be challenged

00:39:50 you'll probably challenge it you may find a rogue judge you get a lot of rogue judges very bad bad

00:39:57 people very bad judges but that's the only way that can be changed and hopefully well we don't

00:40:03 appeal if it is but i don't i don't see how anybody can challenge it i don't see how they

00:40:08 can challenge it and remember it's about voter integrity we want to have honest voting in our

00:40:14 country because if you don't have honest voting you can't have really a nation if you want to

00:40:19 to know the truth of the tower. I'll give that to you. Do you have any questions, please?

00:40:24 Yes. Mr. President, as you know, there's issues right now with DHS not being funded.

00:40:30 COSTAR is one of them, which is very important, especially with things going on with certain

00:40:35 of the moves and here in our own country. Do you have the power to transfer control

00:40:40 from the Department of Homeland Security to the Navy? Are you concerned doing that?

00:40:46 No, I have a lot of powers to do things, and we use the powers where appropriate.

00:40:51 Sometimes you don't have to use those powers.

00:40:53 They're a little severe.

00:40:54 And then people accuse me of being a king.

00:40:57 You see, the king, this is the new one.

00:40:59 They've been trying for a long time, including four years where I was out of office watching how badly this country was run.

00:41:08 But they've been trying for a long time.

00:41:10 You know what they really are doing is they want to have people coming into our country. 1.00

00:41:14 They want to have open borders.

00:41:15 They want to have criminals coming into our country. 0.70

00:41:18 They want to have people unchecked, unvetted, coming into our country that you can look 1.00

00:41:22 at them and say, this is not good.

00:41:25 And that's what happened.

00:41:26 They allowed 25 million people into our country.

00:41:28 Many of those people were criminals.

00:41:30 Many of them were drug dealers and murderers and people that were let out of mental institutions,

00:41:38 prison populations in some countries.

00:41:40 The Congo, almost its entire prison population was allowed to come into the United States 0.98

00:41:47 of America, the Congo.

00:41:50 Many of the countries in South America, they emptied their prisons out into our country.

00:41:54 This was under Biden, and nobody can tell me that's a good thing.

00:41:58 And yet, they haven't changed their ways, because if they ever took power, they would

00:42:01 open up the borders and they would let people pour in and destroy our country. 1.00

00:42:05 So I have many powers, but I don't have to use them, I mean, only in severe cases.

00:42:09 Mr. President, thank you. If you were able to sign the executive board and the TSA agents, why not do the same for FEMA and other agencies within the Department of Homeland Security?

00:42:21 Well, FEMA's different, because FEMA, I really believe that it's fine, but I think it's very inefficient. I think, you know, we have smart governors, and one way to tell whether or not they're smart is how well they do.

00:42:33 FEMA is a very expensive way of trying to put out a problem.

00:42:39 But what I'd rather do is let the states do it and help them financially, but let the states do it.

00:42:45 In other words, you'll have a hurricane in Florida, and people who come from Alaska, they haven't been to Florida.

00:42:51 By the time they get used to it, you know, the problem can be solved.

00:42:55 So I've never been a big fan of FEMA.

00:42:57 I like to keep it local.

00:42:58 I like to see governors and neighboring states help each other as opposed to FEMA. 0.92

00:43:03 FEMA is very expensive, and it really doesn't get the job done.

00:43:07 You know, North Carolina, they did a terrible job until I became elected a second time,

00:43:13 and I went, and we had that tremendous water flood.

00:43:16 It was a water hurricane that likes it, which nobody has seen.

00:43:19 Land areas that never had lakes all of a sudden had lakes that you couldn't even get to it,

00:43:24 and actually we were helped by Elon Musk with the communication,

00:43:27 with his great communication system that worked very well.

00:43:31 We were very lucky, saved a lot of lives.

00:43:33 But no, we've got to do things right.

00:43:37 And if you don't do them right, we shouldn't do them at all.

00:43:40 Yeah, please.

00:43:41 Thank you, President Trump.

00:43:43 After you said today that's the wrong word,

00:43:45 even then soon the stock market closed much higher.

00:43:48 Do you have thoughts on that?

00:43:49 And also, a judge just ordered you to stop construction

00:43:52 in the ballroom, or are you planning to stop?

00:43:55 Well, we'll appeal to that.

00:43:56 But it's not, I don't know.

00:43:57 It's basically, I mean, I wrote a part of his opinion.

00:44:03 But basically, he's saying, I need congressional approval.

00:44:07 And he's so wrong.

00:44:09 This is being financed privately.

00:44:11 It's a donation that's being given by companies, very rich

00:44:16 companies, very rich people, so that for 150 years,

00:44:20 they've wanted a ballroom here.

00:44:22 We're going to have the finest ballroom, I believe,

00:44:24 anywhere in the world.

00:44:25 And he said, we need congressional approval.

00:44:28 Well, they don't get congressional approval

00:44:30 from the White House.

00:44:31 When they do things, especially when you don't,

00:44:33 We didn't ask for any tax money.

00:44:34 We have no tax.

00:44:35 This is taxpayer-free.

00:44:37 We have no taxpayer putting up 10 cents.

00:44:41 And I see right here, I just wrote it out.

00:44:44 He said we need congressional approval.

00:44:46 Well, we've built many things at the White House over the years.

00:44:49 They don't get congressional approval when they build in the White House.

00:44:52 It's totally separate.

00:44:53 And especially when it's a donation.

00:44:56 I mean, the ballroom is a donation.

00:44:58 It's gotten great reviews.

00:44:59 People love it.

00:45:00 And presidents for 150 years have wanted this ballroom to be built, because when we have President Xi or other presidents or prime ministers coming, we don't have a big room.

00:45:10 We have the East Room, which is very small.

00:45:13 And he said we need congressional approval.

00:45:15 He also said, but this is positive for us, I'm allowed, meaning we are allowed to continue building as necessary to, let's see, what is that?

00:45:30 to cover the safety and security of the White House and its grounds.

00:45:37 So it says here very carefully the safety and security have to be protected of the White House grounds.

00:45:43 Well, that's what we're doing because everything's bulletproof glass, etc., etc., including the ballroom.

00:45:50 And then it goes construction and all of the things necessary.

00:45:55 It says personal safety of the president and his staff are a part of that.

00:46:00 So it talks about that we're allowed to continue building.

00:46:04 In other words, he put an order on, and even that, he gave 14 days.

00:46:07 We don't need it because that's what we're doing.

00:46:09 He's allowed to continue building as necessary.

00:46:13 And when it talks about the safety and security of the White House and its grounds.

00:46:20 So just so you know, I wrote some of the thing down.

00:46:23 We have a drone proof roof, and it talks about the president and his staff.

00:46:27 Well, we're having a lot of bulletproof glass the White House was built a long time ago.

00:46:33 This has the highest level of, in fact, they call this graph, this grass, the glass, it's

00:46:44 bulletproof and it's ballistic proof.

00:46:48 It's very thick, it's like that.

00:46:50 And it's going 45 feet high and every window is covered, every door is covered.

00:46:56 The roof is drone-proof.

00:46:58 We have secure air-handling systems.

00:47:00 You know, bad things happen in the air if you have bad people.

00:47:05 We have bio-defense all over.

00:47:08 We have secure telecommunications and communications all over.

00:47:16 We have bomb shelters that we're building.

00:47:20 We have a hospital and very major medical facilities that we're building.

00:47:27 We have all of these things.

00:47:29 So that's called I'm allowed to continue building as necessary.

00:47:34 So think of that for the safety of the president.

00:47:37 So we have all these things.

00:47:39 So on that, we're okay.

00:47:42 Where he's totally wrong, and he made a statement that's fine.

00:47:47 But I'll give you an example.

00:47:49 you have right here 300 to 400 million dollars depending on finishes if i use

00:47:55 very expensive marble if i use very expensive wall coatings if i i could bring it up to 400

00:48:03 otherwise we're right now ahead of schedule we're under budget but depending on finishes from 300

00:48:09 to 400 million dollars are being given by great people people that you all know rich people rich

00:48:17 companies big companies they wanted to see this bill because every president literally for 150

00:48:23 years has needed a space like this many of you have gone to the tent when we have a president

00:48:28 of a big country or somebody being honored of great distinction and they sit in a tent and if

00:48:34 it rains you get soaked because the grass gets wet here very fast it's it's a very wet area

00:48:40 they used to call it a wetland but i guess they don't do that for the white house but it's

00:48:44 essentially a wetland and when it rains you're in trouble the water can go up to three to four

00:48:49 inches over their shoes it's not a good feeling for prince what who was prince charles who will

00:48:56 be who was will be here next a couple of weeks is king charles who's a great guy we don't want him

00:49:01 to sit in a pool of water and they've been wanting this for a hundred think of it 150 years and we're

00:49:08 building it and it's covered perfectly what's not covered perfectly is the fact that the judge

00:49:14 said we need congressional approval many things have been built in the White House they haven't

00:49:19 gotten congressional approval especially when the money is being not put up by the taxpayer

00:49:24 the taxpayer is not putting up a dime this building was necessary for many years by the

00:49:30 fact that I've built many ballrooms and I built many things and I know how to build I'm not

00:49:34 building the Federal Reserve where the guy's spending four billion dollars for a tiny little

00:49:38 building four billion dollars for the federal reserve building that contractor is going to be

00:49:45 one of the richest men anywhere in the world after he finishes the federal reserve the man is 0.96

00:49:49 totally incompetent jerome too late powell is totally incompetent and he's got to get out of 0.98

00:49:56 office pretty fast he's doing a bad job but he's also done a bad job in shepherding the construction 0.98

00:50:01 in that building you know they ripped down a part of that building and it was a nice they say it's

00:50:05 one of the nicest buildings in Washington. They ripped it down. So we feel, and we don't feel,

00:50:12 we know, that congressional approval is not necessary to put up a ballroom. And many things

00:50:19 have been built on the site. They've never gotten congressional approval, and especially when the

00:50:24 money is all put up. This is all donations by people that love our country, that love the White 0.99

00:50:30 House, and that feel it was very necessary. Yeah. Mr. President, a couple of questions for you on

00:50:34 on but first one that affects americans from home gas prices today they hit four dollars

00:50:41 four dollars yeah and we have a country that's not going to be throwing a nuclear weapon at us

00:50:45 in six months but americans are feeling the effects in the interim and they're also feeling

00:50:50 a lot safer what is the plan to bring them back down all i have to do is leave iran and we'll be

00:50:55 doing that very soon and they'll become tumbling down and stock prices were up today almost to a

00:51:01 record because they know two things. Number one, we have a safe country. We had to take a little

00:51:09 detour because we had a madman named Khomeini who sadly is no longer with us. And we had regime 0.82

00:51:16 change already. We've knocked out one regime, then we knocked out the second regime. Now we have a

00:51:21 group of people that's very, that are very different. They're much more reasonable. I think

00:51:25 much more, much less radicalized. It's a, we've had regime change. We're dealing with people that

00:51:31 are much more rational and uh it's very it's amazing what we've done we had to make a little

00:51:38 detour so when the stock market broke all records just a few weeks ago when it hit 50 000 on the

00:51:45 dow 7 000 on the s p i said to the american people it's time that we have to make a little detour

00:51:51 because we have a mad man that wants a nuclear weapon and if we did not come out with a b2 bomber 0.77

00:51:56 we would have a nuclear weapon right now we would it would have been used it would have been used

00:52:01 before this before today and you may not be standing there asking that question okay

00:52:06 so i think we have a country that understands that i see cnn did a poll and they talked about

00:52:11 voters or mega voters and my poll came out at 100 nobody nobody covers that poll they had another

00:52:18 poll was at 92 approval uh i think that the people understand it we'll be leaving very soon

00:52:25 and if France or some other country wants to get oil or gas they'll go up

00:52:33 through the strait and almost straight they'll go right up there and they'll be

00:52:38 able to fend for themselves I think it'll be very safe actually but we have

00:52:42 nothing to do with that what happens to the strait we're not going to have

00:52:45 anything to do with because these countries China China will go up and

00:52:49 they'll fuel up their beautiful ships and they'll leave and they'll take care

00:52:53 themselves there's no reason for us to do it we hit them hard we got rid of a lot of a lot of the

00:52:58 radicalized lunatics along the strait but if they want something but i would say that within uh two

00:53:06 weeks maybe two weeks maybe three we're hitting them very hard last night we knocked out tremendous

00:53:11 amounts of missile making facilities we as you probably read or wrote we knocked out excuse me

00:53:18 Pardon me to interrupt me. The U.S. will be gone or done with the war?

00:53:22 I think we're two or three weeks. We'll leave. There's no reason for us to do this.

00:53:27 Look, the problem with the strait, a guy can take a mine, drop it in the water, and say, oh, it's unsafe.

00:53:33 It's not like you're taking out an army or you're taking out a country.

00:53:37 They can drop it. Or you can take a machine gun from the shore and shoot a little few bullets on a ship.

00:53:42 Or maybe an over-the-shoulder missile, small missiles.

00:53:46 that's not for us that'll be for france that'll be for whoever's using the strain but i think when

00:53:54 we leave probably that's all cleared up today i heard tremendous numbers of ships were sailing

00:53:59 through we're negotiating with them right now they've been again we have had regime change now

00:54:05 regime change was not one of the things i had as a goal i had one goal they will have no nuclear

00:54:11 weapon and that goal has been attained they will not have nuclear weapons but we're finishing the

00:54:17 job and i think within maybe two weeks maybe a couple of days longer to do the job but we want

00:54:25 to knock out every single thing they have now it's possible that we'll make a deal before that because

00:54:30 we'll hit bridges and we've hit some we'll hit some bridges we've got a couple of nice bridges

00:54:35 in mind uh but if they come to the table that'll be good but it doesn't matter whether they come or

00:54:41 not we've set them back it'll take 15 to 20 years for them to rebuild what we've done to them

00:54:48 they have no navy they have no military they have no air force they have no telecommunications they

00:54:53 have no anti-aircraft systems they have no leaders you know their leaders are all gone that's why we

00:54:58 have regime change we have nice new leaders peter thank you president trump you talked about how the

00:55:03 ballroom needs to have a drone proof right there have been drone swarms flying over sensitive 1.00

00:55:11 military installations in the u.s over the last couple weeks reports are they don't look commercial

00:55:16 and they can't be jammed is this another country's military i don't think so we have a great system

00:55:23 of do you notice that over the last four or five days you haven't seen very many drone hits right

00:55:28 we have some unbelievable anti-drone weaponry that's incredible but you want to have like for

00:55:33 For instance, the ballroom, we have a very powerful steel, very steel roof with other

00:55:38 things in it.

00:55:39 And you want to have, if you're building a building for security, like, just like his

00:55:43 judge's opinion, you have to have security for the president and his staff.

00:55:47 They have — you need heavy, strong ceilings.

00:55:52 You need seriously thick, bulletproof, ballistic glass.

00:55:57 And we have that.

00:55:59 Other buildings don't.

00:56:00 You know, modern — fairly modern buildings don't have that.

00:56:03 They have roofs that are weak, and they have regular glass windows.

00:56:06 There was this incident down at Barksdale, though, where apparently a whole swarm of

00:56:11 drones for a couple hours was over the flight line.

00:56:13 There's a lot of really important planes down there.

00:56:17 How concerned are you that this is something that's going to happen?

00:56:19 Well, I'm not concerned.

00:56:20 Yeah.

00:56:21 I know about it.

00:56:22 They've checked that out, and they've gotten to the bottom of it.

00:56:27 You know, you have a lot of people now that fly these things all over the place, and we're

00:56:32 coming down very hard on them.

00:56:34 But we're able to take them out militarily.

00:56:37 We're able to take them out very easily.

00:56:38 And a new thing is lasers. 0.86

00:56:40 You know, the lasers are becoming very, very effective.

00:56:43 You hit a drone and it melts in air.

00:56:45 It's a beautiful thing to see.

00:56:47 If it's coming at you, having the lasers are very nice.

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00:59:37 Regime, they are much more accessible.

00:59:41 They are right.

00:59:42 You know, they said we have a present for you, Mr. President, out of respect.

00:59:47 and they said wait a minute do you want me to answer the question you're a fresh person

00:59:51 you know we've had a lot of problems with you haven't we uh no they don't you ask me a question

00:59:57 no they don't have to make a deal with me when we feel that they are for a long period of time

01:00:03 put into the stone ages and they won't be able to come up with a nuclear weapon then we'll leave

01:00:11 whether we have a deal or not irrelevant now it's possible that we'll have a deal because

01:00:16 Because they want to make a deal.

01:00:17 They want to make a deal more than I want to make a deal.

01:00:20 But in a fairly short period of time, we'll be finished.

01:00:23 They will not be able to do a nuclear weapon for years.

01:00:27 And when they already, maybe in a long time from now, able to do a nuclear weapon, you'll

01:00:34 have a president that will be like me and that he will go there and he'll knock the

01:00:38 hell out of them again.

01:00:40 Because they cannot have a nuclear weapon. 0.98

01:00:41 They are very radicalized people. 0.93

01:00:44 They're very sick leaderships, and I will say, though, that the leadership we're dealing 0.85

01:00:49 with now with the new regime, because we have a new regime, and the new regime is much better 0.96

01:00:55 than the past.

01:00:56 Yeah.

01:00:57 Mr. President, the Iranian government threatened a bunch of U.S. companies today in the region,

01:01:02 including Google, Apple.

01:01:04 With what?

01:01:05 What are they threatening them with?

01:01:07 PB guns?

01:01:08 Well, that's a good question.

01:01:09 They don't have much left to threaten.

01:01:10 My question for you is, are you…

01:01:11 I don't know.

01:01:12 I mean, what are they…

01:01:13 You made a statement. What did they threaten them with? I don't know.

01:01:17 Tell me, how did they threaten them?

01:01:19 All I know is that they threatened them, sir.

01:01:20 What does that mean?

01:01:21 Fair enough.

01:01:22 He said something nasty.

01:01:24 Is the government in touch with these companies? Are you helping to backstop them?

01:01:28 You don't even know what the threat was. What was the threat? I haven't heard it.

01:01:32 What was the threat?

01:01:33 Did they say they're going to blow them up? They're going to hit them?

01:01:35 You know what they're not going to do? They're not going to hit them with a nuclear weapon.

01:01:39 Is this something you're concerned about, sir?

01:01:41 No.

01:01:42 Iran's IRGC issues and warning that they will target 18 U.S. technology companies

01:01:46 if the U.S. continues targeted assassinations of Iranian leaders, beginning on April 1st.

01:01:51 Those companies, Nvidia, Apple, Microsoft.

01:01:53 Most of those people are dead already.

01:01:56 Yeah, Peter.

01:01:56 I got one.

01:01:57 Your son Eric posted a photo of what will be the Trump presidential library.

01:02:02 It's a huge skyscraper.

01:02:04 In Miami.

01:02:04 Is that all a library?

01:02:06 What else is going in?

01:02:07 Well, it's a library.

01:02:08 It's a museum, a library.

01:02:09 It's a presidential.

01:02:10 But I wouldn't start it till I'm out of office. I don't believe in building libraries or museums

01:02:16 It's really like the Barack Hussein Obama one in Chicago 0.95

01:02:20 In not a good location, and it's a very unattractive building. That's seriously late and seriously over budget

01:02:28 I think you're gonna see a great one here and it'll go up on time on budget

01:02:33 Best location in Miami best they say it's the best block in Miami and the state work

01:02:40 no it's going to be most likely a hotel you know this concept could be office but it's most likely

01:02:45 going to be a hotel with a beautiful building underneath and a 747 air force one in the lobby

01:02:52 which is going to be a trick and the supreme court tomorrow is going to hear arguments about

01:02:57 your executive order trying to get rid of birthright citizenship and i'm going you're going

01:03:03 to go to the supreme court i think so i do believe because i have listened to this argument for so

01:03:08 And this is not about Chinese billionaires or billionaires from other countries who all of a sudden have 75 children or 59 children in one case or 10 children becoming American citizens. This was about slaves. And if you take a look slaves, we're talking about slaves from the Civil War. And if you take a look at when it was filed, all of this legislation, all of this, everything having to do with birthright citizenship.

01:03:37 it was at the end of the civil war the reason was it had to do with the babies

01:03:43 of slaves and the protection of the babies of slaves it didn't have to do

01:03:49 with the protection of multi-millionaires and billionaires wanting

01:03:53 to have their children get an American citizenship it is the craziest thing I've 1.00

01:03:58 ever seen it's been so badly handled by legal people over the years if you look

01:04:04 at the original birthright citizenship papers they all happened right after the civil war

01:04:11 the reason was it had to do with the babies of slaves and hopefully it's going to say because 0.89

01:04:18 our country is being scammed we're getting all of these people they're selling the rights to 1.00

01:04:23 them people are making a living a big living getting hundreds of thousands and even millions

01:04:28 of dollars from bringing people in and saying congratulations your whole family is going to be

01:04:35 a citizen of the united states of america that's not what it was for it wasn't for billionaires

01:04:40 bringing people in or family in it was for the children of slaves and what you really have to do

01:04:49 and i don't think the lawyers talk about it as much look at when the civil war ended and look

01:04:55 at the date of when this was

01:04:57 enacted. Okay.

01:04:59 Have you ever met in the Supreme Court?

01:05:00 Is this going to be the first time going to the Supreme Court?

01:05:02 No, once before, the opening of the Supreme Court

01:05:05 and the last administration.

01:05:06 And which justices will you be listening

01:05:09 for most closely? I love a few

01:05:11 of them.

01:05:12 I don't like some others.

01:05:15 And, you know, you say what you want,

01:05:17 but you have the ones that were

01:05:19 appointed by Barack Hussein, Obama,

01:05:21 and Biden.

01:05:22 I don't care how good your case is.

01:05:24 You can have the greatest case ever, and they're going to rule against you.

01:05:29 They always do.

01:05:30 And it's not supposed to be that way.

01:05:33 Now, the Republicans tend to be very different.

01:05:37 They want to show how honorable they are, so a man can appoint them, and they can rule against him.

01:05:42 It's so proud of it.

01:05:43 We're so proud we ruled against Trump.

01:05:45 We're so proud.

01:05:46 We're above it. 1.00

01:05:48 There are those that say that's wonderful, and there are those that say they're so stupid. 1.00

01:05:55 But the Democrats never fail at one thing. 1.00

01:06:00 When Barack Hussein Obama or when Biden appoints somebody, they go along that line.

01:06:06 You can have the greatest case in history.

01:06:09 And almost, I guess I have to say almost, maybe I don't have to say it, almost without fail,

01:06:16 But those people, four of them, sometimes five of them, but four of them will vote against

01:06:25 you.

01:06:26 You don't have a chance.

01:06:27 You don't have a chance.

01:06:28 And that's not what the court system is.

01:06:30 Now the Republican appointees tend to go, and this has been long before me, this has 0.99

01:06:35 been for many years, some people would call it stupidity, some people would call it disloyal. 0.99

01:06:41 Some people would say they're right in doing it. 0.99

01:06:43 I don't mind being right, but the other side almost never does it. Almost. I think you could

01:06:48 find maybe a couple of instances. Almost never does. When a Democrat appoints a judge, and I'm

01:06:54 talking about judges, not just justices. You go before some of these Democrat judges in Washington,

01:07:02 D.C., you don't have a chance. That's why I gave pardons to hundreds of people that were so badly

01:07:09 treated having to do with j6 yeah oh do you have a question let's go i didn't see you over there

01:07:20 you've been so nice here we go now she's going to hit me with a bad one go ahead

01:07:24 it's the craziest thing the democrats are totally against it again they're unified i think maybe

01:07:35 We would have Fetterman, who I have a lot of respect for, but the Democrats are unified

01:07:40 against it, and you need Democrat votes, unless you do something smart called the filibuster,

01:07:47 terminate the filibuster, which they should do.

01:07:49 Republicans should do that, but there are a couple of Republicans that maybe they're

01:07:53 not so smart, because the Democrats will do it on the first day in office, maybe the first

01:07:57 hour.

01:07:58 It's a question, will it be the first hour or the first day?

01:08:01 So who can believe that a person, you can't even get it to the floor, that a person wouldn't

01:08:10 vote for, think of it, for citizenship, proof of citizenship, for voter identification.

01:08:19 And we also added one.

01:08:20 We added mail-in ballots, mail-in ballots with exceptions for the military, for people

01:08:26 that are sick, people that are traveling, for the disabled. 1.00

01:08:29 We have very generous exceptions.

01:08:32 But who would believe that that would be possible not to get those things to vote for?

01:08:36 And then we added best of Trump.

01:08:38 We added no men and women sports, a different subject, but we added that, and we said no

01:08:43 transgender mutilization of our children. 1.00

01:08:47 These are all 90, 95, maybe 98 in some cases, maybe 99 in terms of those first two.

01:08:58 you talk about the first two i think you know i think i think in 98 99 percent voter identification

01:09:05 right wouldn't you think don't you think it's nice with picture wouldn't you think it's nice

01:09:11 when the democrats had their convention i remember it so well you had to have identification to get

01:09:18 into the arena and they had a card that was bigger than most of their chests and it had

01:09:24 everything. It had their picture, and if you didn't have that card, they threw you away.

01:09:30 In New York City recently, we had a big snowstorm. Mayor Mandami had, he called out for people to

01:09:39 shovel snow, but you had to give identification with picture. If you didn't have, and it wasn't

01:09:47 one identification, you had to have two. So to shovel snow in New York City, you need identification.

01:09:53 double with picture

01:09:55 but to vote which is maybe our most

01:09:57 cherished thing you don't need

01:10:00 they don't want

01:10:01 voter ID the democrats

01:10:03 because they want to cheat the problem

01:10:05 is we need their votes in order to get it

01:10:07 you need their votes and

01:10:08 look

01:10:11 they know their policy is so bad

01:10:13 they know that if they gave those votes

01:10:15 they might never win another election

01:10:17 so they're fighting like hell

01:10:18 they're actually fighting for their survival

01:10:22 because

01:10:22 their policy the republicans have great policy smart policy strong borders low interest rates

01:10:31 low taxes we just gave you the largest tax cut in history all these great policies you know

01:10:36 we want a strong military look at our military we have the strongest military look what happened

01:10:40 in venezuela it was so incredible people said the greatest military maneuver they've ever seen

01:10:47 look what's happening in iran we're just i mean we're totally unchecked everything's been bombed

01:10:54 out they have no anti-aircraft protection they have no nothing they don't have anything

01:11:00 look at our military the democrats don't want that and when i read the fake new york times

01:11:06 you take a look at it it's like oh they're putting up a good fight they're not putting

01:11:10 up a fight they're not even shooting at us okay we have planes planes are just ruling this guy

01:11:17 We have airplanes, those two, those two, we have airplanes, nice, right?

01:11:24 Lincoln with a little modern touch, the great Benjamin Franklin with a little modern touch.

01:11:30 But think of it, they are roaming the skies over to Rand, they're not even being shut

01:11:36 at, because their equipment's been totally decimated, they have nothing to shoot.

01:11:42 We have, they have no Navy, they have no anything.

01:11:45 And just think about this. They have no Navy. They have no military. They have no nothing. They're losing. They admit they're losing. They're begging to make a deal. And if you read the fake New York Times, a corrupt newspaper, where I'm suing them and I think I should do very well, but you would almost think, who's winning?

01:12:05 it's so fraudulent but just to finish up with the new york times if you read the new york times

01:12:13 prior to my election victory including the first one and the second one too i won three times

01:12:21 i won three times convincingly but let's go to the third victory if you read the new york times

01:12:28 you would say oh trump's gonna lose but i won in a landslide i won the popular vote i won the

01:12:35 Electoral College in a massive number, right? Massive. I won the counties. 86% of the counties

01:12:42 I won. All of these different things. Winning the popular vote for Republicans, you know, pretty

01:12:48 amazing. But if you read the New York Times for months and months and months, you're hearing,

01:12:54 oh, Trump is doing so badly. We have to straighten out our media. The reason their circulation is

01:13:02 way down. The New York Times circulation, you know, has gone way down. Washington Post

01:13:07 is almost extinct. The papers that are being dishonest, the papers generally, people don't

01:13:15 believe the media. And to finish, I got 93% bad publicity. Some people say 97, but between

01:13:24 93 and 97. A person that gets 97% of bad stories, maybe Caroline's doing a poor job, I don't 1.00

01:13:31 know. She's my representative. You're doing a terrible job. Should we keep her? I think

01:13:36 we'll keep her. But I get 93 to 97 percent bad press, fake press, all fake. I won in

01:13:44 a landslide. When you get 93 to 97 bad stories, bad press, and you win in a landslide, you

01:13:52 know what that says? People don't believe the press. And when people don't believe the

01:13:57 press. That's a very bad thing for our country. And when you look at, let's say, the New York

01:14:01 Times or the Washington Post, their stories are so fake.

01:14:06 Wall Street Journal, too. A lot of bad stories. I don't know what happened to them, but

01:14:09 they're bad. Their circulation went way down. Wall Street Journal. I don't know if you

01:14:13 saw the numbers that came out yesterday. New York Times, way down. Wall Street

01:14:17 Journal, way down. Washington Post, number one, way down.

01:14:22 Because people don't believe them anymore. And until they get, it's not

01:14:25 the paper it's not the big it's that they have no credibility anymore which is a very sad thing

01:14:31 for our country thank you very much okay the president of the united states the wrangler is

01:14:42 going to step in and get the pool out there we go um many blockbusters right there one about iran

01:14:49 we're going to get to in a moment i'll go back to neil mckay but also the president

01:14:52 he must have heard that real america's voice was doing this all day uh at the supreme court the

01:14:58 president actually said he is going to go to hear the argument and that is uh very very rarely

01:15:04 happens i think president trump went to the open in the first term we'll get back to that in a

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01:19:51 steve okay the president had a bunch of blockbuster news there number one was this executive order

01:19:57 number two what he had to say about going to the supreme court tomorrow as we said it's very

01:20:02 important we know it's very close to president trump's heart uh this issue not a fringe issue

01:20:07 it all also what he had to say about the war neil let's let's go with the last one first uh with the

01:20:13 war he said hey we're basically wrapping up i've accomplished my objectives with the nuclear weapons

01:20:20 with the ballistic missiles with the industrial base with the air force their navy etc i think

01:20:25 we got two two more weeks maybe a couple days on the other side he was then pressed to say look

01:20:32 you say you're talking to the right guys if you're talking to the right guys um are you going to cut

01:20:37 a deal. And he says, you know, maybe we maybe we are, but it's not necessary for us to finish our

01:20:42 work and take off. How do you interpret that? That's a very different take than President

01:20:46 Trump has had. How do you interpret that? Yeah, that's not unconstitutional surrender,

01:20:53 but I think it's a recognition of how this trade is playing out. And he wants to cut his losses.

01:21:01 He wants to count his chips. And if the Straits of Hormuz is important to somebody and Trump just did the calculations, he said, it's really not that important to me.

01:21:13 Maybe it's important to somebody else and let them deal with it.

01:21:19 So you're right. The unconditional surrender, he's clearly off. But he says, hey, I've done regime change. I've got a new set of guys there.

01:21:25 He actually says they're more reasonable. This we know there's tons of discussions going on behind the scenes.

01:21:31 it seems like he's had and i know scott besant is very involved in this because scott besant

01:21:37 saying hey there's going to be some multinational force that's going to be escorting ships in but

01:21:43 clearly it looks like he's telling he's and this is one of his negotiating styles you know to say

01:21:47 hey look as a forcing function we're out of here in two weeks maybe plus a couple of days

01:21:52 you guys better be organized because the strait of hormuz is really europe's problem

01:21:57 Japan and Korea's problem and the Chinese Communist Party. Your thoughts?

01:22:02 Yeah, the United States military has been wargaming Iran scenarios for 50 years, 60 years.

01:22:11 Truman threatened to use nuclear weapons if the Soviets didn't evacuate their forces from Iran 0.84

01:22:17 in 1946. So this is territory that we've looked at for a long time. And so what we could do is

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01:22:32 We could cut a deal and set up a rival government. There's all sorts of things we could have done,

01:22:36 and I think Trump is just sort of looking at it now, and he's saying, I don't want to be a part

01:22:41 of this, and I have to give him some credit. I think that there are some premises and some

01:22:48 scenarios that he was promised would take place. They didn't necessarily take place,

01:22:54 And I got to believe that his conversations with these new leaders, maybe they're going so well that they're like, hey, we'll just keep talking and we don't need a treaty or anything.

01:23:05 We'll just keep talking. But we're going to deescalate and and sort of move on, Steve.

01:23:12 OK, Sam Faddis is going to join me at the bottom of the hour. We're going to go through what we just heard in the Oval Office.

01:23:18 Let me read you something, Neil, about the executive order. This comes from Mark Elias, a fan favorite here at the War Room.

01:23:24 He tweets out with President Trump talking about breaking.

01:23:28 He's expected to sign a sweeping executive order aimed at cracking down on mail-in voting, escalating his long-running effort to restrict voting access ahead of the 2026 midterms.

01:23:37 Elias then states, if Trump signs an unconstitutional executive order to take over voting, we will sue.

01:23:43 I don't bluff, and I usually win.

01:23:46 This is going to be hotly contested.

01:23:48 I'm sure they're going to be in court tomorrow morning.

01:23:51 Tell me your thoughts about this executive order.

01:23:53 President Trump had really thought this through. Number one, it was about cleaning up the voter

01:23:57 rolls, and it was also about mail-in ballots. Your thoughts, sir?

01:24:05 Yeah, immediately my thoughts turned to those judges. Everyone was celebrating that Trump

01:24:10 put 232 federal district judges and appellate judges on the bench, but at least 85 of them

01:24:18 were in blue states so that they were in some way, shape, or form approved by Democratic senators.

01:24:26 And so the federal bench is full of so-called Republican judges, but a lot of them literally

01:24:34 have nothing to do with MAGA or even the Republican Party. And so Elias has a very powerful

01:24:40 ally in the federal judges. And let's see how it goes. But Trump has a good legal team.

01:24:47 He has the Constitution behind him, as Mike Davis said.

01:24:51 And so, you know, we'll see how it goes.

01:24:53 I mean, we're coming up on Election Day, right?

01:24:58 They're already going through the primaries.

01:25:04 One more time, just tell the audience what this executive order actually connects,

01:25:08 what Social Security, the Postal Service.

01:25:11 You had Lutnick in there talking about putting a barcode on.

01:25:14 Just walk me through the basics as you know them.

01:25:17 Right. So the barcode, the barcode is to address the issue that if you put someone's name on a ballot or an envelope, then you basically take away the secret ballot.

01:25:29 And there are problems with, you know, having two envelopes and three envelopes where it just becomes so complicated.

01:25:35 And that's actually one of the nuts that they couldn't crack inside the Senate.

01:25:39 The main thing is that Homeland Security, working with the post office and the Social Security Administration, are going to create valid lists of citizens registered or authorized to vote in each state.

01:25:55 So each state will have a list. And so when you vote and certainly when you go in and request a mail-in ballot, your name will be checked against that good list created by the government, by the federal government.

01:26:08 And then the add on to that is that the attorney general and the Justice Department is directed to prosecute anyone who interferes with this process, anyone who creates a situation where there are bad voters on that list.

01:26:24 And then certainly there's also in the executive order that states will lose federal funding if they do not cooperate or otherwise interfere with the process, Steve.

01:26:36 Last thing, you're going to help us.

01:26:38 We're going to do coverage tomorrow morning of this historic case that goes before the Supreme Court on the 14th Amendment in birthright citizenship.

01:26:49 John Eastman, we interviewed him today from the airport flying in.

01:26:52 And he's been working on this for ever since right after 9-11 when he and Ed Meese took it up.

01:26:59 I've had Mike Davis, so many others.

01:27:01 It went from a quote unquote fringe theory to being argued tomorrow in the Supreme Court.

01:27:06 Did I hear the president right?

01:27:08 Did he actually say he's going to go over it and listen to the arguments?

01:27:13 Yeah, that's exactly what he said.

01:27:15 He has been to the Supreme Court before.

01:27:17 He paid respects to Ruth Bader Ginsburg when she was, you know, laying in state at the Supreme Court.

01:27:24 He also attended the swearing in of Gorsuch in 2017.

01:27:28 But I didn't have time to check all the all the records.

01:27:33 But I think it's extremely rare for a president of the United States to attend oral arguments.

01:27:38 So this may may actually be the first state will be tomorrow is going to be ground zero on Constitution.

01:27:47 tomorrow. We knew it was going to be big. I knew it was going to be big. In fact,

01:27:51 you've got Mike Howell and the team putting out the mass deportation coalition, putting out their

01:27:57 action plan, which is pretty amazing. But the president going really kind of up to Capitol

01:28:03 Hill and going to the Supreme Court is going to be pretty historic. Neil, where do people follow

01:28:08 you? You're going to be up all night putting up material and content. We'll see you tomorrow

01:28:12 morning. Where do folks go? Steve, they can find me on all the socials at Reporter McCabe. Thanks

01:28:20 for having me on. Thank you, sir. Boy, we started the morning with getting John Eastman from the

01:28:29 airport before he got on the plane to come back here. Of course, Politico had the big story about

01:28:33 Eastman. Talked about how this went from a kook, from a fringe theory to John Sauer, the solicitor

01:28:41 general of the united states tomorrow uh arguing this for the government john salvage has been a

01:28:46 rock star you saw today uh with the president with the what the ballroom and pbs and npr

01:28:52 all over him i think a couple weeks ago they were all over carrie lakin what he had done

01:28:57 for uh voice of america and everything that's associated with that u.s government broadcasting

01:29:02 they are coming for president trump as hard as possible that's one of the reasons over the

01:29:07 Justice Department. We don't have enough bodies over there. And one of the reasons conservative 0.87

01:29:11 law firms have been telling people, well, if you go to work for President Trump, you're not going

01:29:15 to get a job at a big conservative law firm. Very difficult getting bodies in. And then you've got

01:29:21 the blue slip situation, which Neil just referred to, where the senators in these blue states can

01:29:27 do blocking functions. I don't think President Trump's gotten more than 14 or 15 of his own

01:29:32 U.S. attorneys in there at the state level. I want to thank, and by the way, I want to thank

01:29:37 Michael Kunzler, allfamilypharmacy.com, promo code Bannon25. Please take a shot tonight,

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01:29:50 thank Jim Rickards. Jim Rickards came all the way to see us at CPAC. Of course, he co-hosted with me

01:29:57 for about a half hour, a terrific guy and such great feedback. He had his notes right there

01:30:02 going through everything we're going to try to track jim down as sam feta is going to join us

01:30:07 next but hey president united states i think is singling very signaling very strongly that he kind

01:30:13 of has a path that he sees this developing he's you know taking in all the military uh all the

01:30:20 military data and information he's talked to two individuals he thinks really hot very highly of

01:30:26 It's Admiral Cooper at CENTCOM and General Cain, his senior military uniform military advisors, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

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01:31:25 artificial intelligence and fiat currency. Of course, AI. Much more on that this week. David

01:31:33 Sachs, I might add, was removed as the czar for artificial intelligence and crypto. Now,

01:31:41 According to him, it's, oh, I'm taking a job on PCAST,

01:31:44 but that's just a kind of an honorary committee

01:31:48 that looks at research.

01:31:50 He was already on that.

01:31:51 He's going to be now, they promoted him to co-chairman,

01:31:54 but they took away the AI.

01:31:56 Why did they take away AI?

01:31:57 He was trying to ram down the American people's throat 0.93

01:32:00 this situation with amnesty for artificial intelligence.

01:32:05 It cannot happen.

01:32:06 It will not happen, and it's not happening.

01:32:08 The American people have revolted against this, not just about content, not just about protection for children, but the out-of-control nature of artificial intelligence.

01:32:21 It's one of the things here at the War Room we fight constantly.

01:32:25 Joe Allen's going to be with us. Joe Allen's on fire. He's all over the country now with his humans first.

01:32:30 Okay, short commercial break. I've asked Sam Faddis to step away from the dinner table with his family and join us next to break down what the president just told us.

01:32:38 War Room. Here's your host, Stephen K. Vann.

01:32:58 okay there's been tremendous activity all day across the world on about our allies in the gulf

01:33:06 our allies in um nato and europe as you know we did the whole morning show about this there's

01:33:14 been a lot of activity the president's been working on this uh had some uh and this is one

01:33:19 of the reasons i think not just signing the executive order about the mail-in ballots which

01:33:24 our guest sam fattis is one of the top uh grassroots leaders in the country up there

01:33:29 in the commonwealth of pennsylvania to be all over because that's how they stole it in 2020

01:33:33 in pennsylvania was mail-in ballots um it just wasn't signing that i do believe the president

01:33:39 wanted to do it about five o'clock late in the afternoon early in the evening to then address

01:33:44 the media and to talk to him about i think some pretty startling information where we have been

01:33:49 You can tell kind of the line of thought that the president has.

01:33:53 I've asked Sam to step away from doing what he was doing a few minutes ago and join us.

01:33:58 I want to play this. It's about four minutes.

01:34:00 I want the audience to listen to it again.

01:34:01 And then I'm going to bring Sam in to help break it down for us.

01:34:05 Let's go ahead and let it rip.

01:34:06 A couple of questions for you, Audubon.

01:34:08 The first one affects Americans here on gas prices.

01:34:11 Today, they had four dollars.

01:34:14 Four dollars. Yeah.

01:34:15 And we have a country that's not going to be throwing a nuclear weapon at us in six months.

01:34:19 But Americans are feeling the effects in the interim.

01:34:21 And they're also feeling a lot safer.

01:34:24 What is the plan to bring them back down?

01:34:26 All I have to do is leave Iran, and we'll be doing that very soon. 1.00

01:34:29 And they'll become tumbling down.

01:34:31 And stock prices were up today almost to a record because they know two things.

01:34:39 Number one, we have a safe country.

01:34:41 We had to take a little detour because we had a madman named Khomeini, who sadly is no longer with us.

01:34:47 and we had regime change already.

01:34:50 We've knocked out one regime,

01:34:52 then we knocked out the second regime.

01:34:53 Now we have a group of people that's very,

01:34:55 that are very different.

01:34:57 They're much more reasonable.

01:34:58 I think much more, much less radicalized.

01:35:00 It's a, we've had regime change.

01:35:03 We're dealing with people that are much more rational.

01:35:07 And it's very, it's amazing what we've done.

01:35:10 We had to make a little detour.

01:35:11 So when the stock market broke all records

01:35:14 just a few weeks ago,

01:35:16 when it hit 50,000 on the Dow, 7,000 on the S&P.

01:35:21 I said to the American people,

01:35:23 it's time that we have to make a little detour 0.82

01:35:24 because we have a madman that wants a nuclear weapon.

01:35:27 And if we did not come out with a B-2 bomber, 0.97

01:35:29 we would have a nuclear weapon right now.

01:35:31 It would have been used before this, before today.

01:35:36 And you may not be standing there asking that question, okay?

01:35:39 So I think we have a country that understands that.

01:35:42 I see CNN did a poll,

01:35:43 and they talked about voters or MAGA voters.

01:35:46 And my poll came out at 100 percent.

01:35:48 Nobody, nobody covers that poll.

01:35:50 They had another poll where it was at 92 percent approval.

01:35:54 I think that the people understand it.

01:35:57 We'll be leaving very soon.

01:35:59 And if France or some other country wants to get oil or gas, they'll go up through the straight and almost straight.

01:36:09 They'll go right up there and they'll be able to fend for themselves.

01:36:12 I think it'll be very safe, actually.

01:36:14 but we have nothing to do with that what happens to the strait we're not going to have anything to

01:36:18 do with because these countries china china will go up and they'll fuel up their beautiful ships 0.98

01:36:25 and they'll leave and they'll take care of themselves there's no reason for us to do it

01:36:29 we hit them hard we got rid of a lot of a lot of the radicalized lunatics along the strait

01:36:34 but if they want something but i would say that within uh two weeks maybe two weeks maybe three

01:36:41 we're hitting them very hard last night we knocked out tremendous amounts of

01:36:45 missile making facilities we as you probably read or wrote we knocked out excuse me

01:36:52 pardon me interrupting we'll be the u.s will be gone or done with the war i think with two or three

01:36:56 weeks we'll leave because there's no reason for us to do this look problem with the straight

01:37:01 a guy can take a mine drop it in the water and say oh it's unsafe it's not like you're taking

01:37:07 out an army or you're taking out a country or you know they can drop it or you can take a machine

01:37:12 gun from the shore and shoot a little few bullets on a ship or maybe an over the shoulder missile

01:37:18 small missiles uh that's not for us that'll be for france that'll be for whoever's using the

01:37:26 strain but i think when we leave probably that's all cleared up today i heard tremendous numbers

01:37:31 of ships were sailing through uh we're negotiating with them right now uh they've been again we have

01:37:37 had regime change now regime change was not one of the things i had as a goal i had one goal they

01:37:43 will have no nuclear weapon and that goal has been attained they will not have nuclear weapons

01:37:49 but we're finishing the job and i think within maybe two weeks maybe a couple of days longer

01:37:56 to do the job but we want to knock out every single thing they have now it's possible that

01:38:01 we'll make a deal before that because we'll hit bridges and we've hit some we'll hit some bridges

01:38:06 We've got a couple of nice bridges in mind.

01:38:09 But if they come to the table, that'll be good.

01:38:12 But it doesn't matter whether they come or not.

01:38:15 We've set them back.

01:38:16 It'll take 15 to 20 years for them to rebuild what we've done to them.

01:38:21 They have no Navy.

01:38:22 They have no military.

01:38:24 They have no Air Force.

01:38:25 They have no telecommunications.

01:38:26 They have no anti-aircraft systems.

01:38:29 They have no leaders.

01:38:30 You know, their leaders are all gone.

01:38:31 That's why we have regime change.

01:38:33 We have nice new leaders.

01:38:36 So this morning, Sam, we spent talking about with various of our contributors and experts about, and particularly Ben Harnwell joined us from Rome because of kind of the outrageous response of NATO, people like Spain not, you know, taking Roe to Spain, which as you remember is a major naval base and naval air base.

01:38:58 And now this joint deal we have with them, they've essentially blocked us from using that and also blocked use of airspace.

01:39:05 we talked about the saudis we talked about the gulf emirates and then this afternoon we knew

01:39:10 this was kind of boiling the president pretty adamant two weeks maybe three weeks two weeks

01:39:15 maybe a couple of days i've got my punch list we're we're going down pretty methodically

01:39:20 we're out of here and the the hormuz if you want your oil as he told hey france go take it

01:39:28 protect it but it's not for us to sit there and worry about every mind every guy with a uh

01:39:33 with what an MPAD, every rubble down there.

01:39:38 Your thoughts about where we are and what message is the commander-in-chief

01:39:43 sending to the Gulf nations and also to our allies in Europe, sir?

01:39:51 Well, up front, Steve, you know, as you know as well or better than anybody,

01:39:58 The president often says things to provoke a response or stake out a position and doesn't necessarily represent where he's ultimately going to end up, but he's making a point.

01:40:14 So he's looking at NATO countries as an example, in particular Spain, which is not just saying it won't send troops, but is literally denying us overflight, not letting us fly through their airspace and saying, you know, we need you and you're not there.

01:40:35 So, in effect, what goes around comes around.

01:40:38 Do not expect on the other side of this ledger that we will forget this and that we will be there for you in all circumstances.

01:40:46 So, I get it. I think that's an important point.

01:40:50 I think it's something that needs to be said.

01:40:52 You guys are free to go your own way, but don't then turn around and think you're going to get a blank check from the United States.

01:40:58 way. In effect, you're sort of altering the nature of the alliance, and there will be consequences.

01:41:05 In regard to where we are in terms of ending the conflict, there are some signs here

01:41:11 that I think are hopeful. You know, that we're beginning to hear some noises from the Iranians,

01:41:20 perhaps, and certainly the president's talking about trying to wind this down and conclude this,

01:41:24 And that's all. I think that's that's great. You know, it's sort of like you're you're seeing the first first sparks in a fire.

01:41:32 Maybe we're kindling something positive here. Where I guess I, you know, what I'm building up to my great hesitation is I don't think it is a viable solution for us to just leave and say the straits are not our our issue, particularly in light of what the Iranians are doing. 1.00

01:41:53 I mean, they now have, I don't think the bill in their modulis, their parliament has finally passed, but they have a formal declaration that is out of committee.

01:42:04 So it's a draft of their formal government position that says, that codifies that they now control the straits.

01:42:14 Nobody will pass unless you pay in reals.

01:42:18 And you have to get permission from them and you have to buy permission.

01:42:21 And it says no American ships under any condition can pass.

01:42:28 And it says no Israeli ships can pass.

01:42:30 And it says nobody who participates in our sanctions against the Iranians can pass. 0.94

01:42:36 That's a whole bunch of people there.

01:42:39 So I don't think in reality we can just say at the end, not our problem and walk away.

01:42:46 And leave the Iranians in control of 20% of the world's oil and natural gas supply, whether it moves. 0.99

01:42:54 I get it that we are energy independent, but we are not independent of the economic consequences of that.

01:43:04 Sam, you know these people and, you know, President Trump says, hey, we're finally dealing with, quote unquote, some reasonable people.

01:43:12 as you go down the food chain and kill more of these do you get to your best of your knowledge

01:43:19 do you get to more reasonable or do you get just a tougher uh hombres lower down the food chain 0.69

01:43:26 i mean like i said these aren't jeffersonian democrats who is actually the type of person

01:43:32 that you think the government is dealing with right now like you said they've been very bold

01:43:35 about saying hey look that's we control it now you're gonna pay if we decide to let you through

01:43:40 you're going to pay us, I think, $2 million a ship, but anybody that's with Israel, with the 0.99

01:43:46 United States, and particularly the sanctions. And there, I think they're including the Gulf

01:43:51 Emirates. So I don't know what gets out of there since outside of their oil, that's the rest of 0.99

01:43:56 the oil and natural gas, sir. Yeah, I mean, you're absolutely right. If you follow the logic of that

01:44:02 in the terms of what they're proposing, the only thing that's going to move is their oil and their

01:44:07 natural gas. So that, that, that, you know, we're, that's a non-starter to me. I, you just can't do

01:44:13 that. Who do you get to? I mean, the first problem, and I think I said this to talking to you the

01:44:18 other day, I've said it many times is the first problem is now, now we're groping around in a

01:44:23 dark room, right? We don't have the intelligence that we don't know who the hell we're talking to.

01:44:27 So all these guys are now unknown quantities. So you're guessing to what extent the guy you're

01:44:33 talking to actually has any wasta, right? And some of them will be total zealots and totally crazy 1.00

01:44:39 and absolutely diehard 12ers and like, you know, give me a suicide vest. I'm ready to blow myself 0.99

01:44:46 up kind of guys. You're also just going to run into guys that, you know, tell you that they're

01:44:51 big shots and they have connections and they're speaking on behalf of the government. And then a

01:44:56 week later, you're going to realize this guy is not talking to anybody and he doesn't speak for 0.53

01:45:01 anybody, and that's all a frigging waste of time. So there's going to be a lot of dead ends and a

01:45:09 lot of frustration here. What is the signal to the Israelis? Because the president said,

01:45:16 I think three times a day, and he's been saying it throughout the day to media. He says,

01:45:20 I've accomplished regime change. You had these guys we had to deal with for years. They wouldn't

01:45:25 negotiate. They're all dead. In fact, I've killed down two or three levels below that. 0.97

01:45:29 so in my mind i've done regime change uh what signal is that to the israel because he's signaling

01:45:35 to the europeans that somehow you guys got to get serious about this because it's just not our

01:45:41 problem so i need to see the world navy i need to see the french navy he's very specific about

01:45:45 the french he's also been signaling to the to the saudis he's talking about full economic war he's

01:45:51 very upset about this dubai situation where the iranians appear to still be able to do money

01:45:56 laundering and get cash from what's to be bulletproof sanctions. But it seems to me he's

01:46:02 also signaling to our ally in Jerusalem when he keeps saying, hey, I didn't set out to have

01:46:10 regime change. That was not on my punch list, but I've accomplished regime change, sir.

01:46:17 Yeah, well, I mean, again, I get it that we're reading tea leaves to a certain extent,

01:46:21 but I think what he's saying to the Israelis is we're going to end this on our terms,

01:46:26 not on yours and maybe you know maybe i'm being too optimistic there's a little subtext there that

01:46:31 says um it's it's it's now clear that you guys kind of had you and teleview had a different agenda

01:46:40 and have different ideas about how this goes and and who's in the driver's seat and if and it's

01:46:46 time for me to disabuse you of that that notion if if if that's correct um i'm all for that right

01:46:53 they these guys these guys are the junior partners they don't they don't should never

01:46:59 be telling us what to do should never have been telling us what to do and it's time for them to

01:47:02 get back in line sam before i let you go you're also uh one of the grassroots leaders of the

01:47:11 commonwealth of which mail-in ballots were the way they stole the 2020 election the president

01:47:15 obviously very frustrated with senate leaving town the save america act in limbo not even the

01:47:22 not even the ICE paid for, you know, we're going to have the coalition on tomorrow.

01:47:29 The mass deportation coalition is dropping their action plan.

01:47:32 Mike Allen, the team, we've seen it, but tomorrow it's going to actually be released.

01:47:35 I think at eight o'clock in the morning, we'll talk about that in the morning as we cover

01:47:38 the Supreme court with the president saying he's going to be there, which is extraordinary

01:47:42 for the, um, for the 14th amendment, the birthright citizenship, the mail-in ballot.

01:47:48 He just signed an executive order that ties together a bunch of agencies, gets the post

01:47:51 office involved he understands that this mail-in ballot situation is a ticking time bomb right

01:47:58 leading up to the 2026 how big an issue is this with the grassroots in uh in in in the commonwealth

01:48:05 and and how much are they telling the president something's got to be done here if the senate

01:48:10 and the house not going to do it put it up there and let's go to court and fight this thing out

01:48:14 there's nothing more important steve for for real i mean there and and uh action on this

01:48:20 from their perspective, long overdue. It's not a criticism of the president. It's just

01:48:24 they're fed up. They've been fed up for years. They know exactly how this plays. This whole

01:48:30 mail-in ballot thing is, I mean, it gives you a license to steal elections. And that is what has

01:48:41 been happening. And our legislatures at all levels have completely failed the test. And look, I think

01:48:47 this is a completely constitutional move. It will be challenged, obviously, in the courts

01:48:50 as being unconstitutional because the states are supposed to run elections.

01:48:54 But this is a national security issue. We got real world, no conspiracy theory evidence stacked

01:49:00 to the ceiling of the Chinese as one example of being involved in interfering in these elections 0.99

01:49:08 and wanting to manipulate these elections. And we can't have that. We can't just, we can't have

01:49:13 federal elections and you know a vote and put a guy in the white house and not know that he wasn't

01:49:21 installed by a foreign power as may have it well very well happened in 2020 so i'm all for it it is 1.00

01:49:29 massive it is huge it is one of those things where the grassroots are going to be saying thank god

01:49:35 he has delivered on one of our key demands i mean when i brought together the pennsylvania patriot

01:49:40 coalition, the single issue on which we rallied when we first got together in Harrisburg was

01:49:46 exactly this, was mail-in voting and getting a handle on it. Ideally getting rid of it,

01:49:52 but we couldn't do that getting a handle on it. The one that was most egregious to me the entire

01:49:59 time was Philadelphia and what they did because they had said they're going to have the two

01:50:03 envelopes. They tore it up and threw it over there. You saw them steal it in broad daylight.

01:50:08 you saw the pennsylvania legislature eventually they came back and sent a letter to mcconnell

01:50:12 this is the whole thing about they wanted another 10 days uh it's a thing that pence uh overruled

01:50:18 but it has been a uh it's a scar that has not healed and i think the president i think he's

01:50:25 showing his frustration he says look i've tried the senate i've tried this these guys are not

01:50:29 moving i'm gonna send an executive order if we got to go to court because he's talking about

01:50:33 cleaning up the voter rolls on a national basis and stopping the most egregious violations of

01:50:40 mail-in ballots and god bless him for doing it it's time now you know before the midterm elections

01:50:45 let's just have it let's just go to the supreme court and slug this thing out and have people

01:50:49 you know have the supreme court tell us you can't do it sam thank you so much for change your evening

01:50:53 both make us smarter on the president's signaling because i think he's also getting a little fed up

01:50:59 with this thing particularly fed up with what do i say allies or supposedly allies are not pulling

01:51:05 their weight or in some cases maybe pulling too much weight so he's got a tough coalition he's

01:51:10 got to pull together sam and magazine where do people go on substack where they go for your

01:51:14 social media and magazine.substack.com and i'm on all social media as real sam fattis at real sam

01:51:21 fattis no your substack's absolutely amazing i want to thank you sir it's fantastic the sam fattis

01:51:29 we bring the graybeards in here to make it uh to make it all make sense so birch gold we got a new

01:51:34 a couple things at the end we've got a um mike lindell had to punch i wanted mike lindell up

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01:51:48 sorted on this new factory remember he was forced out of his old factory by

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01:51:57 remember lindell is another guy that stood in the breach uh birch gold we got the eighth free

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Bannon's War Room - March 31, 2026

Episode 5262： Liberal Judges Deliver Judicial Blows To The Admin; Trump Signs EO On Election Integrity

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