Bannon's War Room - Episode 5287： The War Is Crippling The Dollar System; Muslim Invasion Heads To Tennessee

00:00:00.000 So that whatever dollars they were holding are becoming less and less, and then they had to replace it with something.

00:00:05.640 What's going to be the replacement? We're not sure yet, but gold will be the great place to put it.

00:00:09.820 It's a store of value, a major store of value for 250 plus years or longer, maybe a thousand years.

00:00:16.700 But the U.S. dollar has done nothing but decline for the last hundred years, elevated during any sort of inflationary periods.

00:00:25.160 And this, taking the U.S. dollar as the reserve currency for global trade, will just put a nail in the coffin of the U.S. dollar.

00:00:32.980 It'll tank, and everything we have here in the United States will become more expensive.

00:00:38.280 There are those who might like it.

00:00:39.780 Big fat cat real estate owners may like that because the same house becomes worth more, but your rent's going to go up, too, to rent that house if you're not the owner of it.

00:00:49.860 It's a bad, bad, horrible situation economically for the U.S.

00:00:55.160 The interesting thing is this is happening during a time when you see that classic flight to safety that the U.S. dollar has always had.

00:01:03.440 Anyway, Eric, we'll have a lot to talk about tomorrow.

00:01:06.020 I'm sure there's going to be a lot of action in the markets overnight as people work their way through this ceasefire.

00:01:11.940 Is it going to hold? Is it not going to hold?

00:01:13.180 What are the markets telling us this afternoon?

00:01:15.100 We went up against it.

00:01:16.320 Do you think the ceasefire is going to hold?

00:01:17.680 Earlier when we spoke, it was $103.

00:01:20.140 Then it came crashing down $4 or $5 a barrel when Bibi said he would meet with Lebanon,

00:01:26.220 and it's working its way back up.

00:01:28.020 We're right at $100 a barrel again.

00:01:29.880 Somehow it just is resilient because these oil guys, they see the future.

00:01:34.980 They're very nervous about oil hire, so they're buying in anticipation of higher prices, unfortunately.

00:01:42.420 Eric, where do people get you on social media overnight?

00:01:44.860 until you're back from the Worm tomorrow morning.

00:01:47.340 We'll do all that later because this is more important.

00:01:49.160 I don't want to sell stuff right now, Steve.

00:01:50.360 I want to be with you and talk to the people about what's really happening

00:01:53.400 because, again, we're talking about stuff that's happening in the future.

00:01:56.920 And a lot of the stuff we talked about 40 days ago, 20 days ago,

00:02:00.500 10 days ago are happening now.

00:02:01.780 Let's talk about what's happening in the future.

00:02:04.140 That's where you get it.

00:02:04.760 You can watch Fox.

00:02:05.520 You can watch Puppies and Rainbows and what happened yesterday.

00:02:08.680 But watch Bannon, Worm, watch Rav, watch Worm.

00:02:11.040 You find out what's happening next.

00:02:12.600 I'm not kidding.

00:02:13.340 Am I?

00:02:13.660 Am I?

00:02:14.860 The closest thing we have to a puppy is Eric Bolling. Thank you, sir. I appreciate you. I'll see you tomorrow morning, sir. Thank you, Eric.

00:02:23.320 We're going to do a cold open. We've got a lot of stuff breaking this afternoon. We're going to do a cold open and then Philip Patrick's going to join us.

00:02:29.380 But the show is absolutely packed. So let's go ahead and let it rip.

00:02:32.720 Today, there is major movement to bolster the fragile two-week ceasefire between the U.S. and Iran after Israeli strikes reportedly killed hundreds in Lebanon on Wednesday and put the truce in limbo.

00:02:46.380 President Trump said in an interview with NBC that he asked Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to be more low-key on Lebanon.

00:02:53.980 But moments ago, here was Netanyahu.

00:02:56.380 i want to tell you there is no ceasefire in lebanon we are continuing to strike 0.55

00:03:06.740 hezbollah with force and we will not stop until we restore your security 0.93

00:03:11.080 following repeated requests from the lebanese government to open peace negotiations with us 0.51

00:03:19.580 One, the disarmament of Hezbollah.

00:03:21.820 And the second, a historic, sustainable peace agreement between Israel and Lebanon.

00:03:28.600 It just seems like Israel doesn't care about this ceasefire. 0.54

00:03:32.220 They're going to continue to bubble Lebanon,

00:03:34.780 even if it jeopardizes the relative peace that has been established to prepare for these upcoming talks. 0.58

00:03:42.040 Explain that dynamic, why Israel is so focused on Hezbollah that it's willing to put so much on the line.

00:03:47.380 I think the one unmitigated success in the minds of the Israelis' security leadership, and particularly Mossad, was disemboweling Hezbollah after the October 7th military campaigns, of which I think this war in Iran is sort of the culmination.

00:04:03.360 We all remember the famous pager gate, the dropping of an enormous bomb on a complex housing secretary general of Hezbollah, Hassan Nasrallah, the utter decimation of their leadership.

00:04:15.260 Israel had spent two decades since the second Lebanon war basically mapping the terrain, figuring out everything about Hezbollah, because they anticipated this was going to be the next regional conflict. 0.70

00:04:26.560 Right. So for them, I think this is they want to deliver the coup de grace. 0.95

00:04:30.420 Now, it's true that reporting suggests not only was Israel down on the idea of a ceasefire with Iran, but they insisted that Lebanon not be on the table in these negotiations. 0.77

00:04:40.080 You just played a segment of J.D. Vance coming out of Hungary saying the Iranians got it wrong.

00:04:44.560 We never said Lebanon. So that, I think, will offer incentive, if not carte blanche, to the Israelis to escalate. 0.81

00:04:50.160 And indeed, I mean, just after the ceasefire was announced, within hours, it was the single biggest day of escalation on the Israeli side against Hezbollah.

00:04:58.440 Now, the danger here, if you talk to Lebanese, and I have a lot of friends who live in Beirut, 0.81

00:05:03.000 Quite a lot of Lebanese were happy to see Hezbollah, you know, eviscerated because they saw that Hezbollah was an actual deep state. 0.94

00:05:11.420 They had control of the country. They were dragging the nation to war. 0.94

00:05:14.500 And how does Hezbollah have so much control? Because it's a separate entity than the Lebanese government. 0.73

00:05:19.640 This was the kind of crowning achievement of the IRGC's power projection project.

00:05:23.840 The late General Qasem Soleimani kind of constructed this apparatus.

00:05:28.580 Hezbollah is not just a terrorist organization. It is a paramilitary.

00:05:31.000 a military. They have administrative services. They are a political party. But if ever the term

00:05:36.140 deep state should apply, it ought to apply to this organization. They control the airport.

00:05:40.980 They control the security apparatus. They had penetrated the Lebanese armed forces.

00:05:44.980 You name it, there was a finger in whatever pie in Lebanon. So Lebanese were joyful to see 0.99

00:05:51.480 Hezbollah finally kind of extirpated from all of these apparatuses. Now we're beginning to get very 0.99

00:05:56.880 upset and nervous because this is affecting the civilian population. Right. And the one thing you

00:06:01.760 don't want to do is alienate people on the ground who might be amenable to seeing, you know, sort of

00:06:06.880 emancipation from this terrorist. Right. And reports. That is Michael Weiss. And I think that

00:06:13.560 one of the reasons we do cuts and he's on more and more is that he's he's got a way of explaining

00:06:19.800 things right there. He cuts to the chase about Hezbollah. As much as I've had a problem with 0.61

00:06:26.300 this war continue to expand and being in Lebanon there there there is some justification for the

00:06:31.700 simple reason they're just not a terrorist organization they are a paramilitary at one time

00:06:35.740 I think you could argue the best light infantry uh maybe outside of IDF in the entire Middle East

00:06:42.560 uh this so that whole situation now you heard bowling when it was announced earlier that the

00:06:48.180 Netanyahu government was prepared to begin discussions oil dropped again now as people

00:06:53.860 are thinking about it that's where this truce is very fragile and uh the president and his team

00:07:00.220 are trying to work through this and grind through this philip patrick joins us philip um you have

00:07:08.100 been on here for a while warning about this but it's always nice to get an outside validation

00:07:14.340 particularly from a group as respectable as bloomberg now bloomberg is is michael bloomberg

00:07:19.980 owns it. But when we talk Bloomberg, we're really talking about the information that goes to the

00:07:24.660 terminal. When we say the terminal, that's to every essential bond trader in the world. Yes,

00:07:29.860 equity people have it too also, but it's principally Bloomberg came out of the bond

00:07:34.180 department. He was a bond trader at Salomon Brothers back in the 1980s when they were known

00:07:39.500 as masters of the universe. If you ever saw the, read the book Bonfire of the Vanities or saw the

00:07:45.480 movie with Tom Hanks back in the 1980s. The masters of the universe were then considered the bond

00:07:51.680 department of Solomon. I was Goldman Sachs, and that was more M&A and equities, but Solomon kind

00:07:56.860 of controlled corporate America through the bond market. So Bloomberg came with this idea to put

00:08:01.480 breaking information, important information, right on a terminal that a bond trader wouldn't have to

00:08:07.020 read the newspaper and go anywhere. And so today, Philip, I want you to take a moment and walk

00:08:11.620 through this. A very important story came out from Bloomberg, and guess what? It's about the

00:08:18.380 U.S. dollar and how this entire situation in the Middle East, and particularly as the center of

00:08:24.940 gravity of this war, have shifted to the Persian Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz, that this is going

00:08:31.540 to have a major impact on the dollar going forward. And I just read the opening paragraph,

00:08:37.160 uh philip about gold reserves all of it but when you read this you sit there the war room audience

00:08:43.620 you know maybe people that are on bond desk or read the wall street journal the financial times

00:08:48.340 of london maybe they're sitting there going this is interesting i hadn't thought about this the

00:08:51.600 war and posse would not be a not be part of that group because you have preached this for a while

00:08:57.960 but we're validated today by by bloomberg walk us through what this piece tells us and why is it

00:09:03.520 important. Look, as you rightly point out, it was referencing things we've been talking about

00:09:08.960 on the war room since 2022. And that is that broadly the rules of the global financial system

00:09:15.320 have changed. And the Iran conflict, of course, is just another milestone in the longer term

00:09:21.960 decline of dollar dominance that really began under President Biden. Now, what's really changed?

00:09:29.020 We've talked a lot about weaponization, and we're seeing it now, weaponization of the

00:09:33.220 entire financial system. And it's not just one thing, right? Seizing Russia's assets and reserves

00:09:39.720 was certainly the catalyst. But now we have tariffs, we have financial sanctions, and now we

00:09:45.680 have conflict spillover, right? Iran's declaration that any institution that owns US debt is now a

00:09:52.740 legitimate war target was very telling, right? And it shows us that the Iranians are pretty smart, 1.00

00:09:58.940 they understand our Achilles heel, and they're trying to exert pressure from the inside. But 1.00

00:10:04.880 look, I don't think this is necessarily a story of collapse, right? The dollar doesn't fall

00:10:11.620 overnight. But what it does instead is it erodes milestone by milestone. We saw it exactly the

00:10:18.240 same thing with the British pound, right? We saw the economic damage of World War I,

00:10:22.360 the Great Depression, Bretton Woods, the Suez crisis, all steps down the path to the same

00:10:28.440 destination, not necessarily an apocalypse, but death by a thousand cuts. And it's exactly what 0.75

00:10:35.160 we're seeing in the current climate. Now, what I don't want to do is come on here and give a

00:10:41.080 history lesson, but I want to describe a precedent, right? It isn't just one thing. It's the cumulative

00:10:47.780 damage of decisions made over years and decades. Dollar reserves have been trending down really

00:10:53.720 since 2013, long before anybody was really talking about this. But today, we can see it

00:11:00.480 manifest in the numbers. Central banks used to buy dollars when the dollar fell, sell them into

00:11:05.720 rallies. But today, they're not. And that is a massive change in dynamics. And at the same time,

00:11:12.760 we need this demand today more than any other time in history. Scott Besson is auctioning off

00:11:19.600 $8.2 billion in new debt every trading day this year. So demand matters today more than any other

00:11:28.800 point in history. To sort of summarize, the global financial system has worked for years by treating

00:11:36.880 U.S. government debt as if it's risk-free. But it's only risk-free while global trust remains

00:11:42.580 intact. And that's simply not the case anymore. And we're already starting to see how this is

00:11:47.760 playing now in the real world. I want to say also, I want to connect some dots here to what

00:11:55.480 we've been talking about. When he says the weaponization, as you remember, we went crazy

00:12:00.100 when the EU seized, not just seized, but then we're going to monetize the Russian people's

00:12:09.280 assets, not simply the government, but really what the government held for the people of Russia.

00:12:15.180 they were going to seize it they were going to monetize it and they were going to actually pay

00:12:19.860 because they didn't have the money as we kept telling you they were going to pay for their

00:12:23.080 ukraine war defense with the russians cash and and that was the first thing i guess in the

00:12:28.860 biden administration that went crazy i have been an advocate of kind of that economic war here and

00:12:34.620 i realized that plays into this whole question of the weaponization because the power of what

00:12:39.440 Scott Besson did back in December and January to break, was it the real, the currency of

00:12:46.240 Iran, this was the thing that forced the people out to the streets.

00:12:51.020 They thought the government was going to come down, and I kept advocating, hey, you can 1.00

00:12:53.980 bring these guys down without firing a shot.

00:12:56.560 You don't need this massive military buildup.

00:12:59.120 Besson's showing you how you get a revolution going against a regime. 0.98

00:13:03.360 I mean, when that, for whatever reason, was called off, I've made a huge deal, Patrick, about the only way these guys, the Mullahs, finance themselves. 0.96

00:13:13.820 They got two ways. They monetize oil to essentially the Chinese Communist Party and now India, but really the CCP. 0.76

00:13:19.740 They get cash there coming through Hormuz, past a couple of carrier battle groups, through the Malacca Straits to China.

00:13:26.440 The other way is in is in the the Tortuga of the Persian Gulf, like the Caribbean pirates used to have in the British Empire.

00:13:34.460 You've got Dubai. And this is why I say you can't trust any of these guys. 0.82

00:13:37.980 Dubai has been the way they've laundered the money and all the assets of the Iranians aren't really sitting in Switzerland. 0.97

00:13:44.000 Maybe some of the Mullahs and the Aatollahs, but the way they fund the government is in is in UAE and Dubai. 0.79

00:13:50.720 And I was the first to say, hey, if we're going to send young men and women in harm's way, seize those assets. 0.59

00:13:56.620 And that does play into this weaponization where the rest of the world goes, well, hey, if the dollar denominated assets can be can every time Trump wants to or the U.S. government wants to, they can just grab it.

00:14:08.580 That's much worse than the EU taking the Russians in basically European banks that are in EU-denominated currency.

00:14:21.840 And so this has led to this.

00:14:23.400 And now you've got these central banks shying away from dollar-denominated assets and going right for gold.

00:14:31.000 We're going to get into all of it, but this is a major impact.

00:14:34.280 And this is part of the financial war, the economic war, that you have to decide you're going to use the Swiss system.

00:14:41.260 Are we going to start seizing assets? Are we going to blockade?

00:14:44.320 Scott Besson, I think, now is talking about doing what I've called for a long time, a quarantine or blockade in the Gulf of Oman. 0.95

00:14:51.000 Just stop them all from coming out of Hormuz and don't let anything go forward.

00:14:55.800 Short break, Philip Patrick on the other side.

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00:16:25.560 Here's your host, Stephen K. Bannon.

00:16:29.880 Okay, if the other conservative cable news channels are showing puppy dogs and, you know, they want to talk about their new egg omelets,

00:16:39.760 it's because they don't want to spend time and talk about what this war is really about and how we're going to work our way through it as a country and as a political movement.

00:16:48.720 uh why did we start with end of the dollar empire six years ago and talk about the history of this

00:16:55.820 country and populism and fiat currency and the whole history of the populist movement and what

00:17:00.440 it meant about you know the jekyll island and the federal reserve and federal income tax and all of

00:17:06.140 it and tie it together and talk about current times because we knew this day was coming what

00:17:11.240 day is that the day that just like in the british empire and the british pound enormous enormous

00:17:17.540 pressure would come on the financial system set up and structured after world war ii

00:17:22.420 particularly centered around a place in a system called brenton woods which was a financial system

00:17:29.560 that put at the heart of it the um put at the heart of it the u.s dollar as the new prime reserve

00:17:35.440 currency to pick up from where the british pound could no longer uh it could no longer rest on its

00:17:41.640 shoulders it wasn't their economy wasn't deep enough their capital markets weren't deep enough

00:17:45.980 in post-World War II as the victor and remember we were the victor for one of the simple reasons

00:17:51.340 that nowhere really in mainland the United States we were intact Germany was shattered

00:17:56.700 continental Europe was much of it was shattered Japan was basically driven back to virtually the

00:18:03.840 Stone Age same with mainland China so there was massive massive dislocation to the fact that we 0.83

00:18:10.340 had to step up and write the check for something called the Marshall Plan to put the Europeans back

00:18:14.780 on their feet i think that's one of the reasons president trump and others of our age group are

00:18:20.020 so furious about nato and why nato stiffed us here in this uh crisis in the middle east but the

00:18:27.620 dollar ice our system is under assault it's under assault first number one the elites in this

00:18:32.860 country have done a horrible job of mismanaging all of this and you're going to see this this

00:18:39.360 week, as we talked about, Russ Vogt's going to go testify to the House Budget Committee, and that

00:18:45.180 is there's going to be a firestorm because of the 39 trade and debt, and quite frankly, the Wharton

00:18:51.100 School, which President Trump's a graduate of, says there's really $100 trillion in debt resting

00:18:56.380 on the shoulders of the dollar. This war has only exacerbated the economic warfare and financial

00:19:02.160 warfare around this war is also exacerbated, but nations of the world that don't have bad

00:19:08.880 interests in mind with the United States are sitting there going, hey, look, I got to think

00:19:12.560 this thing through. Do I want to be that loaded with dollars or I want gold? But the enemies of

00:19:16.840 the United States see a perfect opportunity, particularly the BRICS nations led by, wait for 0.54

00:19:22.060 it, the Chinese Communist Party. And this is why I'm a big advocate. There's no need to go to

00:19:26.160 Islamabad. That's just, you're dealing with grundoons that can't deliver and can't execute a 1.00

00:19:30.900 deal. You've got a state visit set up in mid-May with the Chinese Communist Party and Xi, and 1.00

00:19:36.760 You'll be in the room, principle to principle, and this has got to be one of the aspects of it.

00:19:41.660 Philip Patrick, end of the dollar empire, birchgold.com, promo code Bannon.

00:19:47.100 You get it.

00:19:47.620 We got the eighth free installment that we talk about the pressures on the dollar even before the war started.

00:19:54.440 This is something we've worked on for the last five or six months.

00:19:56.420 We edit a little update about the war, but the pressures that were already on the dollar as the prime reserve currency.

00:20:03.320 And trust me, the two things that matter in your life every day you should check is is the U.S. dollar in the 10 year bond, because that more those two instruments kind of are proxies for for for kind of capital markets.

00:20:18.520 And that is very important to you, your credit card, your car loan, your home loan, your student loan, all of it.

00:20:25.220 Philip Patrick, your thoughts, sir.

00:20:26.520 apologies i was saying absolutely these are high-level concepts that we're talking about

00:20:36.900 it's you know u.s government debt it's debt service it's borrowing rates increasing but

00:20:41.400 as you rightly point out they sound like high-level concept but they affect everything

00:20:46.320 that we do from mortgage payments to home loans and absolutely everything so this is going to be

00:20:51.740 a very important topic moving forward.

00:20:54.740 We're seeing the mainstream media now catching on,

00:20:58.300 understanding there's a problem.

00:21:00.480 And I think the more people sort of understand

00:21:03.060 where the issues are coming from,

00:21:04.600 the more that they can prepare for them.

00:21:06.580 And that's what we were trying to achieve

00:21:08.180 with the end of the Dollar Empire series

00:21:10.460 is wasn't a suggestion that things are collapsing tomorrow,

00:21:14.440 but more of a warning to people.

00:21:16.480 We're heading down a very dangerous path

00:21:19.320 And there are ways that people can protect themselves.

00:21:22.360 Central banks today are turning to gold at higher levels than ever before in history.

00:21:27.400 I mean, the last four years were the four biggest years for gold buying in central bank

00:21:32.360 history.

00:21:33.340 Central banks have been trying gold for thousands of years.

00:21:36.220 If that doesn't tell people there is a real problem on the horizon, I don't know what

00:21:41.140 will.

00:21:41.500 But that's why for us, the end of the dollar empire reports, the war room itself, such

00:21:47.980 an important vehicle to educate people because i think the more people learn and understand

00:21:52.480 the easier things will be listen and i understand that um the war room's not for everybody it's just

00:22:02.400 not we're not i've never produced this and never made this that it's going to be for a mass audience

00:22:06.880 it's just not it's going to be for people that are self-selective working class people middle

00:22:12.500 class people maybe many people don't have college education you don't need a college education we'll

00:22:17.340 give you an nba uh if you watch this and and we're adamant about a big part of the broadcast is about

00:22:23.800 capital markets because the world breaks down into money power and let's be honest faith faith in our

00:22:30.920 different faith systems play into this a lot but if you don't understand the money you don't

00:22:35.500 understand the money part of it the capital markets part of it you can't understand the

00:22:39.400 power part of it it's absolutely essential and for cable tv networks that don't do it that's fine

00:22:44.220 they have a different audience and the audience has doesn't want to push themselves we raise the

00:22:48.700 bar high we understand this is a tough show to follow sometimes and and but it has to be why

00:22:54.560 does it have to be because we have to build a cadre of populist nationalists that really

00:22:59.700 understand how the world works and and what these uh and what all this convergence of all these

00:23:05.220 factors now we've had like sanctions you know i'm a big sanctions guy i was adamant that we just

00:23:10.780 stuck and really stuck this is why it upsets me so much that our ally quote unquote in the uae in

00:23:17.360 dubai allowed the iranians for open secret that they use the banks to launder their money it

00:23:23.580 really hurts the sanctions the sanctions are a big part of economic warfare you want to bring

00:23:27.600 the mullahs to their knees go after their currency go go shut them down on sanctions penalize

00:23:34.100 everybody that deals with them president trump's the other day not war room president trump said 0.63

00:23:38.240 50 percent tariff on anybody that that that sells them arms or ships them arms that ought to be part

00:23:44.600 of an interesting conversation in beijing on the 15th because the chinese communist party through

00:23:49.740 various fronts are the biggest arms supplier for the iranians okay so this war but that all blows

00:23:56.300 back on people are saying hey do i want that much dollar exposure because i either don't trust the

00:24:01.920 americans or i don't like the americans or i don't like that the americans have all this power

00:24:06.340 Philip Patrick, your thoughts, sir?

00:24:08.800 Look, I agree.

00:24:10.360 And sanctions can be a very powerful weapon.

00:24:13.560 As you mentioned, we saw Scott Besson use them expertly and exert maximum pressure on 0.78

00:24:19.880 the Iranians in December of 2025. 0.93

00:24:22.840 The concern, though, is that once you use sanctions, people know it and they start to

00:24:28.760 bypass, right? 1.00

00:24:29.580 Look at the Iranians now looking to charge ships through the state of Hormuz in crypto, 0.99

00:24:36.020 right? They're not looking to reform the system. They're going to go around it. It's exactly what 0.99

00:24:40.980 we saw with Russia. And it's exactly what we're seeing here play out. And I think the word that 0.80

00:24:46.220 you use that is very important is trust, right? And I think trust is largely why central banks

00:24:52.000 around the world are quietly shifting into gold, not because it is a hot trade. It certainly is in

00:24:58.220 the current climate. But that's not what's driving central banks. It's because it's neutral. It's

00:25:02.880 outside the debt-based financial system, and it doesn't carry political risk. By the way,

00:25:08.040 global reserves of gold today have eclipsed now dollar reserves adjusted for valuation effects.

00:25:14.860 It's a net-net comparison. But that's the first time since the International Monetary Fund started

00:25:20.000 publishing data 30 years ago. So this is a real problem. Yes, I'm a believer. Look,

00:25:26.360 exerting economic pressure is going to be key, but we've got to do it in the right way.

00:25:30.700 this is, this is, it's, it's why it's that tripwire is why, uh, Bloomberg wrote the piece

00:25:39.580 today. They called gold, gold reserves are more than dollar backed, uh, reserves. That is a

00:25:44.900 significant marker. We have told you this day's coming right for a couple of years now. And guess

00:25:51.360 what? It came. We have to know about the implications of it. And that's why you've got

00:25:56.200 to get whether it's about your country about you better as a populist nationalist in a political

00:26:01.480 movement or it's just about your community your family or your own personal finance this is

00:26:06.780 something you have to understand it ain't the price of gold it's the pattern recognition of

00:26:11.480 what drives the value of gold and why it's been a hedge for so many thousands of years

00:26:15.920 uh and it's quite interesting or quite ironic that where civilization essentially we felt

00:26:21.860 started right in the tigris in the euphrates back in this part of the middle east now we're having

00:26:26.540 this discussion in the 21st century as we have ai about to overwhelm us we're back to really the

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00:27:30.160 Philip, thanks.

00:27:30.780 I know it's tough on these days to break away, but the Bloomberg article I thought was most important to get you on here today.

00:27:35.900 So I want to thank you for it, sir.

00:27:37.960 Thank you, Steve.

00:27:38.760 Thanks for having me.

00:27:41.620 Philip Patrick. 0.99

00:27:43.900 Grace and Moan Elizabeth will figure out how to get this Bloomberg story out.

00:27:46.940 I want everybody to read this.

00:27:48.820 Okay.

00:27:49.920 Of course, I keep saying the threat to the United States of America,

00:27:54.380 the imminent threat to the United States of America,

00:27:56.100 ain't in downtown Tehran.

00:27:57.960 It's not even buried under the rubble in Tehran.

00:28:00.720 It's inside the wire in the United States of America.

00:28:03.620 And I've got Julie Pickering, Michael Patrick Leahy out in Nashville,

00:28:07.680 and Terry Schilling.

00:28:08.900 And they're going to join me, and they're going to tell you exactly why

00:28:12.220 after a short commercial break in the war room.

00:28:16.940 fellow patriots the federal reserve has betrayed america for over a century

00:28:28.100 printing fiat inflating away your savings serving globalist masters but president trump is ending

00:28:36.080 it president trump is wielding a 112 year old law to reclaim control from the rogue federal

00:28:44.360 Reserve. He's replacing Jerome Powell, slashing rates, igniting America's re-industrialization.

00:28:50.680 Now, this is not theory. Government-backed industry plus low rates unleashes super cycles.

00:28:57.400 History does repeat. Gold's already exploding. Miners are up over 400 percent in the last year.

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00:31:11.240 rewind for a moment and just go back you say this is screw American workers bill just take a minute

00:31:16.600 or two and go back through this thing because a lot of people are just hearing about this

00:31:19.920 and I'm going to talk at the end about why this is a legislative possibility what they can do

00:31:24.760 because you've had 20 republicans not squishes these are people that are traitors right led by

00:31:31.540 salazar and lawlor who are two of the worst salazar is probably worse than lawlor um walk me through

00:31:36.940 just once again why you call it the screw america worker the saw bill yeah because every level of

00:31:44.340 american worker whether you're low wage medium wage or high wage you will be screwed by this bill

00:31:49.780 It screws American low-wage workers with mass amnesty of more than 10 million illegal aliens who would get permanent right to be here and legal permission to work.

00:32:01.500 It screws mid- and high-wage American workers by more than doubling green cards for employment-based immigrants.

00:32:11.160 It blows open the door for high-tech American workers.

00:32:16.220 It codifies optional practical training OPT. It allows anyone who any foreigner who gets a STEM 0.97

00:32:24.160 degree in the United States to stay permanently. I mean, the damage that this bill would do

00:32:31.940 to American workers is unfathomable. This is, you know, Lawler says, well, if we don't pass this

00:32:39.500 now the democrats will pass amnesty this is the democrats amnesty bill it's mass amnesty mass

00:32:47.020 immigration and zero deportations because as the amnesty starts ice would not be allowed to deport

00:32:55.380 a single illegal alien hey and for at least two years while they have a chance salazar salazar 0.99

00:33:02.140 salazar and lawlor i want you to suck on this and why you're traitors and you ought to be run out 1.00

00:33:07.220 they got to be turfed out of Congress. She's worse than he is. And he's terrible, 1.00

00:33:11.040 but all 20, um, but the, the other thing, Steve, is they say we need, yeah, go ahead, ma'am.

00:33:19.160 They claim that they have zero tolerance for criminal aliens in this bill. And that is an

00:33:25.300 absolute fabrication. The bill includes very specific waivers for criminals. If you're

00:33:33.000 convicted of multiple misdemeanors, you get a waiver. If you've been deported, you get to come

00:33:38.900 back and apply for amnesty. If you illegally voted, you get a waiver. So if you're in a state

00:33:48.560 or federal gang database, that information can't be used against you. This is lunacy. Oh, and by

00:33:55.940 the way, it also gives amnesty to all of the employers who have been hiring all of the illegal

00:34:02.020 aliens because none of the information in their applications can be used to hold the employers

00:34:06.900 accountable it's disgusting okay i'll do a rant this afternoon when i can i'll have a couple more

00:34:14.460 warpath coffees get jacked up and come in hot um but rosemary most importantly for this audience

00:34:20.520 because we immerse them in information and then they can use their agency i where do they go

00:34:25.960 to you because you've dedicated your life to this you're one of the great patrons in this country 0.94

00:34:30.440 compare her to salazar rosemary jenks has defended american workers from the first time i met her

00:34:37.180 years ago decades ago so where do they go today to find out about this bill and the lives but look

00:34:42.040 i don't want to hear about criminal aliens and bad guys yes of course we're gonna get the bad

00:34:45.840 guys out but that's just a sop so people are sitting there go no mass deportations we're

00:34:50.600 gonna deport all of them every one of them they're all gonna go they all have to go and we should 1.00

00:34:56.640 have a tension stop all these scams like the h1b scam stop it send them all home in a 10-year 1.00

00:35:02.720 minimum 10-year moratorium on all immigration then we got time to kind of set this thing up 0.67

00:35:09.040 sort it out make sure american workers are the priority above all and set up an immigration

00:35:14.560 system that's kind of fair but it's going to take a decade to do that and we need a time out

00:35:18.960 rosemary jenks where do people go today if you go to iaproject.org iaproject.org we have a fact

00:35:27.920 sheet if you type in the search bar salazar or lawler you'll find a list of the bills that they

00:35:33.920 have sponsored and the dignity act is one of those we have fact sheets on it we explain all the things

00:35:39.900 that they're lying about uh so iaproject.org or follow us on x at iaproject yeah

00:35:47.700 you're amazing rosemary thank you get it today immerse yourself in the information then i'll

00:35:54.400 have a great rant on this this afternoon thank you ma'am appreciate you dr thayer kind of one

00:36:00.700 of our resident strategists i want you to go back you mentioned something on this show

00:36:04.460 a couple weeks ago about napoleon talk to me about when napoleon had problems that looked like they

00:36:11.740 were like gordian notch you couldn't do it he would say i want you to scale this if you tell

00:36:15.780 his marshals. First off, he says, it's your thing that you've got to figure it out. It ain't my job

00:36:20.420 to figure it. It's your job to figure it out. He would tell him, scale up your problem. Talk to me

00:36:24.720 about that and specifically apply it to the current situation in the Persian Gulf, in the

00:36:31.220 Strait or Hormuz, in the entire war with Iran right now, sir. Well, Steve, thanks for having

00:36:39.500 me today. What Napoleon did is recognize the logic of escalation that with a great coterie of

00:36:46.800 marshals as he had, marshals and generals, these were individuals who could be trusted and they

00:36:52.780 could be trusted to execute his vision of the plan. He had the objective and he was confident

00:37:01.460 in assigning them their missions knowing that they would be completed. He also emphasized the

00:37:07.920 importance of focusing on the objective very importantly. There's one thing on which to focus

00:37:15.160 and that's going to have to be achieved. Final point with respect to Napoleon is that he recognized

00:37:20.980 that he was the master of improvisation. And here he reminds me so much of Trump. Napoleon said

00:37:27.240 the battle begins and the issue develops. And what he meant by that is he's going to start the battle.

00:37:34.300 He's going to start the campaign, but because Napoleon was a master in art of the deal, right, he was a master essentially with a mind for war, genius for war, he was always going to be able to outfight his opponent who didn't have Napoleon skills, didn't have Napoleon's abilities.

00:37:55.580 So if we apply that to Iran today, what do we see? We see that President Trump is recognizing that however valuable the Iranians are as interlocutors, Beijing is going to really decide this issue, that China has a dominant voice, an important if not dominant voice in Tehran.

00:38:21.140 So the question of who rules in Tehran is going to be decided in large measure by Xi Jinping because of the dependence of Iran on communist China.

00:38:35.020 So President Trump is recognizing that if he takes this to be resolved with Xi Jinping, as you've suggested, that has advantages for the United States.

00:38:45.800 There is a modest coincidence of interest here that Beijing wants oil out of the strait as the U.S. wants the strait open.

00:38:56.460 President Trump, like Napoleon, is a master of the deal.

00:39:00.120 They both have a genius for war in their respective fields.

00:39:04.780 Napoleon obviously kinetic, Trump in everything else as well as the kinetic.

00:39:10.360 So he's going to be able to outfight Xi Jinping and get him to place the appropriate pressure on Tehran.

00:39:19.780 At the same time, there's U.S. military might and U.S. military in theater, obviously, that could be called upon equally to go back to the kinetic, to go back to warfare if that's going to be required.

00:39:36.540 So we want to recognize, I think, the similarities between those individuals and to recognize that President Trump, again, a master dealmaker, is going to be able to ensure that he's using Beijing to put pressure on Tehran to bring to resolution the issues that we have at hand and to ensure that the fragile peace is sustained.

00:40:00.680 Well, look, first off, the history of the Persians, the Persians have been negotiating for, I don't know, 3,000 years.

00:40:10.260 They fought the Greeks, they fought the Romans, and now they got the Americans as the, also the British, I guess the British was subterfuge, and the Americans.

00:40:22.200 So they've taken on the best of the West, right? 0.82

00:40:25.600 these guys also have a bureaucracy that goes back long before the mullahs they're kind of an

00:40:32.860 organized hierarchical society as far as this goes and they they have a way of negotiating

00:40:38.040 which is just to tap you along history shows it's just to tap you along why given the fact that we've

00:40:44.840 defanged them and declawed them a lot in our military operation go through the punch list

00:40:49.140 has been very successful i just don't know now because they're double dealing you all the time

00:40:54.120 you see it even the beginning stages of this ceasefire where they're putting out this maximalist

00:40:59.860 thing, which President Trump said, I threw it in the trash can. And you guys are lying because

00:41:03.980 we're actually dealing with another document and we're pretty far down. We've at least got some

00:41:07.860 sort of basis of agreement. They're just going to, all they're going to do is obfuscate and lie

00:41:13.340 constantly. And the powers, this is a great power. You've told me, hey, the whole world is shifted

00:41:19.100 it now from the global war on terror to a great power struggle particularly the two great powers

00:41:24.560 the chinese communist party in the united states of america and this is a global conflict and they

00:41:30.860 are they are so far deep inside the wire here than we are there so they're inside the wire

00:41:36.500 taking this fight to us here every day at universities on capitol hill on sequoia capital

00:41:42.980 the the premier venture capital firm you look at finance you look at all of it they're deep inside

00:41:48.440 of here. And they also think they're winning. So why wouldn't we have Trump, who's the master

00:41:54.080 dealmaker, and China's always been his central thesis, particularly how he's running them out

00:41:57.860 of the Western Hemisphere, and just have a mano a mano with Xi in Beijing, May 13th. It's on the

00:42:04.160 books. I don't know why we're dealing with grunt dunes in Pakistan, who are totally controlled 1.00

00:42:10.340 by the CCP, 100%. And so they're Iranians. Just say, guys, let's put a pin in it. I'm going to 1.00

00:42:17.120 deal with your paymaster, and we'll figure something out. Dr. Thayer, your thoughts.

00:42:22.700 Well, two thoughts. Steve, most folks don't know that during World War II, Iran was occupied.

00:42:30.760 The British took the southern half of Iran, and the Soviets occupied the northern half of Iran. 0.75

00:42:36.100 They didn't ask permission. They just occupied it. And the point of that was to ensure that 0.88

00:42:41.500 aid, lend-lease aid, could flow from ports on the Persian Gulf into the Soviet Union

00:42:48.300 through the Caucasus. So the Soviets and the British just acted. They didn't ask Iranian

00:42:54.500 permission. Likewise, President Trump meeting with Xi, I think there's a strategic logic there.

00:43:02.760 China has, Communist China has an interest in having this resolved so that they can have access

00:43:10.200 to that oil. President Trump has, Beijing has real influence in Tehran. And so what

00:43:18.360 Trump is doing is encircling them diplomatically, right? You've got the Chinese working on the 1.00

00:43:24.720 right flank and we're working on the left flank, essentially, to diplomatically encircle Tehran. 0.92

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00:45:45.480 Leahy, you know, Leahy's a graduate of Harvard College.

00:45:48.220 That's the really hard one to get into.

00:45:49.880 Harvard College.

00:45:51.020 I went to the trade school.

00:45:52.060 Harvard College, Stanford MBA, and now you, and I realized the problem with you being

00:45:56.920 a lawyer is now everything you're going to want to go to the Supreme Court as a constitutional

00:46:00.260 lawyer. I'm just kidding. I'm going to come back to this topic in the days ahead. But right now,

00:46:04.340 I need people to go where they go on your site to read this story and get as mad as I am.

00:46:09.340 You're pretty mad, but rightfully so. TennesseeStar.com, TennesseeStar.com.

00:46:14.300 Tennessee has 95 counties, 93 are deep red, two are crazy blue. And one of those crazy blue

00:46:21.000 counties is Metro Nashville, Davidson County. And it's going to be a fight there, Steve,

00:46:26.640 a big fight i know but we got to save those kids those kids in in that county are the still the

00:46:32.960 backbone of this country we got to save those kids we can't turn them over to these demons can't do

00:46:36.460 it can't allow just like down in texas this is i'm with you tennessee is one of the greatest

00:46:41.520 state it's one of the greatest states in the union is one of the greatest states in in the

00:46:44.660 confederacy a great state with great people but man we can't let this stuff happen anyway lehi

00:46:49.180 we gotta go i'm gonna come back to you i'll call you after the show you're a good man don't let

00:46:52.600 this law school thing mess your head up this is messing your head up gonna go litigate nine years

00:46:57.920 from now terry shilling at the center of this problem is the birth rate in this country you

00:47:04.360 just had your eighth child your eighth baby the other day and something happened that triggered

00:47:08.820 you to think about this and write some of these great pieces tell me about what happened on this

00:47:12.500 event of the birth of your child what was it that triggered you to think about this sir

00:47:16.720 well ironically Steve I was in the delivery room for the birth of my eighth child

00:47:22.600 when I learned about the death of Paul Ehrlich for those that are unaware of Paul Ehrlich he's

00:47:27.560 the author of the book The Population Bomb he predicted a bunch of terrible things mass famines

00:47:34.700 civil wars chaos would reign if we didn't get our population growth under control none of his

00:47:43.220 predictions came true, even though our population absolutely did explode, we figured it out.

00:47:50.100 However, Steve, almost all of his policies and his ideology took root across all of American

00:47:56.780 and really global elite influencers. He's actually, Paul Ehrlich is the inspiration

00:48:04.020 for China's one child policy. But he wanted to have a child tax. He wanted parents to have to

00:48:11.640 get a license before they were able to have children themselves. He wanted to penalize

00:48:16.860 marriage. You look at the tax code, you look at our welfare system. If you get married, Steve, 0.53

00:48:22.580 you lose $30,000 in tax deductions and benefits in our economic system. It's atrocious just for

00:48:30.540 saying I do. And Steve, the thing is, marriage is the best economic program, period, ever, period.

00:48:39.040 People, men need marriage.

00:48:41.580 Men, if they don't have marriage, they're uncivilized.

00:48:43.960 They're dangerous. 0.95

00:48:44.700 Single men, unmarried men, they commit 95% of all violent crimes. 1.00

00:48:50.080 We got to get these young men married. 0.99

00:48:51.760 We got to get the young women married.

00:48:53.240 If you're not married, you're kind of an incomplete person.

00:48:56.640 All right.

00:48:56.900 God is very clear in the Bible. 1.00

00:48:58.840 He creates women because it's not good for man to be alone.

00:49:01.940 We all need each other. 0.69

00:49:03.440 And what we're seeing is the death of America, the death of the world.

00:49:06.920 All of Western society is dying out.

00:49:12.040 Our birth rates are well below replacement levels. 1.00

00:49:15.220 Marriage rates are through the floor.

00:49:17.180 The average age of a first-time homebuyer in America is 49 years old. 1.00

00:49:22.540 It's pathetic, Steve. 0.96

00:49:23.540 We don't have an economy that works for families. 1.00

00:49:25.780 We don't have a culture that works for families.

00:49:27.400 And we have to turn this around now because families are the bedrock of America.

00:49:32.620 It's not corporations.

00:49:33.960 It's not steelworkers.

00:49:35.180 It's not education.

00:49:36.540 It's the family.

00:49:37.600 This is why we go to work, because we need to support our families.

00:49:41.120 We have a spouse that we have to support.

00:49:43.040 It's that simple.

00:49:44.080 And if we don't start populating and getting married and having children again, we'll have

00:49:48.700 a lower tax base.

00:49:50.020 We'll have fewer people to provide for.

00:49:52.200 There'll be fewer jobs.

00:49:53.140 You know, countries that go through the type of depopulation that America is about to enter

00:49:58.060 into, their top industries shift from construction and building to deconstruction and demolition.

00:50:04.880 Germany's gone through this.

00:50:06.100 Italy's going through this.

00:50:07.820 We can't do it, Steve.

00:50:11.100 Where do people go?

00:50:12.240 American Principles Project,

00:50:13.660 you've built everything there

00:50:14.920 around the American family.

00:50:16.260 You're saying the economics of this country

00:50:17.540 has got to be based upon the American family.

00:50:19.560 Where do they go to get this piece?

00:50:21.320 Where do they follow you?

00:50:22.680 You're Twitter, you're now,

00:50:23.880 you guys are really on fire

00:50:25.600 about the artificial intelligence,

00:50:27.760 which we're going to cover tomorrow morning,

00:50:29.360 all of it,

00:50:29.900 but I want people to get acquainted

00:50:31.140 with American Principles Project

00:50:32.440 and how you've put the natalist movement and families at the center of your cause, sir.

00:50:39.120 Well, Steve, now that you guys at War Room have been so successful in helping us 0.94

00:50:43.660 stop the transgender industrial complex from sterilizing the next generation, 1.00

00:50:49.860 we've got to figure out how to rejigger and revive the American family. 0.98

00:50:53.320 So go to shilling1776 across all social media platforms.

00:50:57.780 I have a new piece that will be coming out either tonight or tomorrow

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00:51:10.700 So check us out, Schilling 1776,

00:51:13.300 across all social media platforms.

00:51:16.420 Okay, I think they'll be on the Daily Wire

00:51:17.960 and we'll push it out as soon as it's published.

00:51:19.800 And Terry, we still got a lot more work to do on transgender

00:51:21.960 and the radical transgender ideology,

00:51:23.960 but you guys have done such a magnificent job.

00:51:26.220 Thank you.

00:51:27.180 And we got to get focused on this.

00:51:29.440 Have to get focused on this.

00:51:30.680 and congratulations on the eighth baby.

00:51:33.300 And Paul Ehrlich was dead wrong.

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Bannon's War Room - April 09, 2026

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