Bannon's War Room - Episode 5425： Urgent Need To Secure America's Elections

00:00:00.000 This is the primal scream of a dying regime.

00:00:07.360 Pray for our enemies, because we're going medieval on these people.

00:00:12.580 I got a free shot at all these networks lying about the people.

00:00:16.860 The people have had a belly full of it.

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00:00:20.220 I know you try to do everything in the world to stop that,

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00:00:28.460 I wish in my soul, I wish that any of these people had a conscience.

00:00:34.340 Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?

00:00:38.100 If that answer is to save my country, this country will be saved.

00:00:44.480 War Room. Here's your host, Stephen K. Vance.

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00:02:11.460 So, Brandon, why is this?

00:02:13.740 say i understand why merging the defense bases is a horrible idea it's the reason they took a voice

00:02:18.660 vote folks they don't want the 18 uh on ukraine will tell you yeah we'd rather have a voice vote

00:02:25.520 on that so you're not you know you're not outing these guys as collaborations but what is the issue

00:02:31.160 on intelligence what what what would this how would this be any worse than the massad running

00:02:35.440 the cia right now sir well uh it enhances that control let's put it that way by codifying it

00:02:42.680 into law uh so what i mean to say is right now our relationship with the israeli intelligence

00:02:49.900 services is mostly transactional at least officially we don't share everything with

00:02:55.880 them the way that we share with those five eyes countries we pick and choose uh under the new law

00:03:01.920 that's being pushed section 622 in the senate basically it would open a floodgate of intelligence

00:03:09.340 and information into the Israeli intelligence services,

00:03:13.000 whether they ask for that intelligence or not.

00:03:15.140 Right now they have to ask for it technically.

00:03:17.840 Then also what this will do is also it hems in future presidents.

00:03:24.580 Right now the U.S.-Israeli intelligence sharing partnership

00:03:28.740 is controlled by a given president.

00:03:32.480 So if a president wants to restrict more access,

00:03:35.580 he can easily do so.

00:03:37.940 eventually if this law passes the president no longer has that freedom of movement now you and

00:03:43.980 i discussed last time there is a groundswell of people in both parties younger people who are at

00:03:50.260 least skeptical of our alliance with israel in its current form and i think the israelis and the

00:03:55.840 zionists in congress are fearful that eventually future politicians from either party will try to

00:04:01.560 so they're trying to rein in the president's freedom of authority on this they're trying to

00:04:06.320 hermetically seal this. It's not going to happen. That's correct. It's not going to happen. We will

00:04:11.140 never allow this to happen. Not to the United States of America. Not going to happen. I'm going

00:04:15.120 to have Fennell on here, one of the most renowned naval intelligence officers in the history of the

00:04:21.280 United States Navy, warned this country about the rise of the PLA Navy and gave up his career for

00:04:26.780 that during the Obama administration. We're going to be talking about, guess what, intelligence in

00:04:31.600 the year 1941 and 42 one led to pearl harbor the other led to the victory at midway this that's

00:04:36.980 is the the investigations about this current war this war this war the investigations of what was

00:04:44.100 the real intelligence and what was fed to the president back in june of last year and that's

00:04:49.500 for this this is a living thing don't think for a second we're ever going to rest till we get to

00:04:54.360 the bottom of it of exactly what was presented to the president and who is responsible for

00:05:00.540 presenting it. Kurt Mills, your thoughts on this topic, sir? Yeah, no, for sure. I mean, look,

00:05:06.980 it matters what gets in front of the president of the United States. I think you know this

00:05:11.440 as a former member of the Principals Committee of the National Security Council.

00:05:15.540 I think, you know, the interagency process is a buzzword used by DC or blob types,

00:05:22.600 but it matters. And it mattered in the run-up to this war. The interagency process completely

00:05:28.180 broke down. Not entirely clear what Marco Rubio's State Department and National Security Council

00:05:33.760 were doing. Not entirely clear why there was a joint briefing with a foreign country that had a

00:05:40.380 far greater vested interest in war with Iran than we did. This is the Israelis. Not entirely clear

00:05:46.360 why there have been widespread reports, not exactly batted down by Langley, that Mossad

00:05:54.420 intelligence, that is Israeli intelligence, was sort of loosely trafficked with American

00:05:59.580 intelligence as far back as last year in the run-ups of the 12-day war. And make no mistake,

00:06:05.200 although I think a lot of people have a better taste in their mouth about the June excursion,

00:06:10.740 the run-up to the war with Iran started on June 13th, Friday the 13th, last year with the 12-day

00:06:18.140 war, when the Israelis enforced a deadline to a negotiation they weren't party towards.

00:06:24.420 I think you see today with the job numbers that are actually surprisingly strong for

00:06:28.840 this economy of all the AI concerns, that the president still has an opportunity to 0.98

00:06:33.580 cut his losses, to declare victory, to get an enduring deal with the Iranians that is

00:06:38.300 better by a country mile, potentially, than the Obama-Iran deal, and focus on other affairs

00:06:44.080 and don't let Israel subsume his presidency.

00:06:48.480 Kurt, where do people get you with all your great commentary and writing on this?

00:06:52.040 Yeah, the magazine is www.theamericanconservative.com, founded in 2002 by Patty Cannon and Friends against the Iraq War. And my own personal commentary in mixture with the firms is at Kurt Mills, at C-U-R-T, M-I-L-L-S on X and, you know, the internet. Thank you.

00:07:11.700 Thank you, brother. Appreciate great commentary. Brandon, where do they get you, particularly these pieces you're writing now about the merger of both intelligence and the industrial base, sir?

00:07:19.660 Well, that's on my new Substack. Thanks for promoting it. It's weikert.substack.com. That's the Weikert Brief. You can also find me on Twitter at WeTheBrandon and also at 1945.com. That's the old website, guys. The Weikert Report is my old one. I got to take that down. But the 1945.com and Amazon.com is where you can get all my books on national security. Thanks for having me as always, Steve.

00:07:45.700 thank you very explosive but we need to do it did a voice vote they're trying to hide in the middle

00:07:51.200 of the night don't want to let's do real votes like the 18 collaborationists on the uh ukraine

00:07:58.780 18 uh eight billion dollars this is sick today the president's going to wisconsin our own ben 0.61

00:08:06.340 burkham is going to be there he's out there to talk and listen to farmers let's go to the white

00:08:11.040 house first uh why is he going out there uh mccabe why is the president taking time away from

00:08:18.560 obviously a packed schedule to go out to listen to talk to and listen to farmers in wisconsin we

00:08:26.040 love that we love the farmers in wisconsin but he's got a couple three things on his plate why

00:08:30.280 would he prioritize this sir yeah once again steve it's an example of not what is said but why it is

00:08:37.980 said. The president is going out there nominally to participate in an agriculture roundtable.

00:08:45.080 He's really there to support Congressman Van Oren, who is Derek Van Oren, who is one of those

00:08:51.180 on the bubble conservative congressmen. The last three cycles, he's won with 49, 53, 51 percent.

00:09:00.080 And so it's rated a toss up by Cook. So on one level, he's just there to listen to farmers.

00:09:05.380 He's going to help out this congressman. But the White House also wants the message to go out

00:09:11.040 nationally that the president is participating with farmers. He's listening to them and he's

00:09:17.060 delivering on his promises to them, Steve. Hang on for one second. Let's play a clip.

00:09:22.320 Neil, stay right there. We're going to go also to Burquam, who's on location. Let's go and play

00:09:26.100 this clip. One of the things we know about Iowa, farm country, pretty rural. Feel the dreams. How

00:09:31.840 do rural voters feel about the president? Yeah, you know, Iowa has been traditionally a field of

00:09:35.920 dreams for the president of the United States, but it's quickly turning into potentially a field

00:09:39.640 of nightmares. There seems to be a rural revolt going on in this country against Donald Trump.

00:09:45.040 Take a look here. Rural voters on Trump. Look, according to Fox News, he was easily winning

00:09:49.060 them back in October of 2024 versus Kamala Harris. 18 points ahead. The exit poll even had

00:09:53.980 at a bigger margin. But look at where he is now. Woo! Down there, underwater, underneath the corn

00:09:59.740 fields. He's now 14 points underwater. That's an over 30-point switcheroo against the President

00:10:04.620 of the United States. As I said, there appears to be a rural vote going against Donald Trump.

00:10:09.340 What could one of those reasons be? You know, one of the big reasons that there seems to be a rural

00:10:13.740 vote against Donald Trump, simply put, it's the economy. It's inflation. Take a look at this.

00:10:19.020 You thought that that switcheroo was big. How about this one? Rural voters on Trump and inflation

00:10:23.140 versus Kamala Harris. He was more trusted by 37 points. Now he is 19 points underwater

00:10:29.980 with rural voters on inflation. That is an over 50 point switcheroo against the president of the

00:10:36.480 United States. Rural voters like the rest of the country turning against Trump on the key issue

00:10:41.660 that got him elected to a second term back in 2024. That is a big, big shift. That is a huge

00:10:47.660 shift. Okay. As I noted, the president's sort of endorsement primary magic wore off.

00:10:53.140 Hang on for a second. Put a pin in that. I may come back to it, but I'm definitely going to go

00:10:57.420 to Ben Burquan. Ben, you're there. You saw this the other day, although I do think the president

00:11:02.540 got bad advice. He jumped into this Iowa situation with only a couple of days ago and it had a Maha 0.80

00:11:06.800 candidate that had real momentum and was really connecting with people. So I think that I don't 0.99

00:11:13.380 really count that one. Why though, Ben, you're out there. Why, why is the president going out

00:11:17.760 to Wisconsin today? Well, it's, you know, as you just heard on that post, I mean, there is

00:11:23.920 definitely some concerns, obviously, going into the midterms. It's always about the economy.

00:11:29.880 The crazy thing is, if you look at the numbers, what inflation was under Joe Biden, what cost of

00:11:33.900 gas was under Joe Biden, all of them were higher, but it doesn't matter. It matters what's happening

00:11:38.580 right now. We had some of the lowest energy costs at the beginning of President Trump's term.

00:11:42.520 after the iran war uh we were seeing higher numbers and that impacts people's willingness

00:11:48.780 to go out and vote not not necessarily their support they may still support president trump

00:11:52.240 but they may just not care as much to go out and vote and that's the big concern so he's starting

00:11:55.980 here in wisconsin he's gonna be hitting all the midwest this is this is the heartland of maga and

00:12:00.760 so this is one of those areas as you as mccabe said uh this is uh one of those races toss-up

00:12:05.860 races that we need to win in order to keep the house and uh this is you know this is where it

00:12:10.460 kicks off. It's about the turnout and the enthusiasm. Let me ask you, I just want to make

00:12:14.860 sure I get the logistics right. There's not a rally today. The president's going to do a round

00:12:19.140 table, a listening session. Is there a rally scheduled? It's kind of a quasi both. So you've

00:12:26.640 got, it's a round table, but you've got this group, you know, group of local folks that have

00:12:30.600 come out as well. So there's going to be an audience with it. So it's a round table to listen

00:12:34.060 to the farmers, but it's also folks are here to be a part of it as well. So it's kind of a

00:12:38.580 combination it'll be then it'll be a uh it'll be a mini rally ben uh what is your uh social media

00:12:46.840 you're doing a bunch of stuff we're working on a bunch of stuff behind the scenes on this ice

00:12:50.460 situation you're also i can announce that ben is working on a a major book for us we'll announce

00:12:56.220 that later but ben has been spending some time really putting together the stories that you guys

00:13:00.180 have followed for the last i don't know five or six years particularly of all the death-defying

00:13:05.020 acts that Ben Burkwam has done to report and make sure that the MAGA base and the war and

00:13:10.160 posse get all the information they need from throughout the world. Ben, where they go to

00:13:14.640 your social media and to get your show? Yeah. And even more importantly, it's about what God

00:13:19.820 has done in my life to get me here, but stay tuned for that. It's going to be, I, it's going to be

00:13:24.300 great. So, uh, my social is at Ben Burkwam, my personal, obviously real America's voice at real

00:13:29.200 AM voice, a new episode of law and border is going to be coming out very soon. America's voice.news

00:13:34.080 and in my website, frontlineamerica.com.

00:13:36.480 And we will be out here with these awesome folks

00:13:38.700 in just a few minutes.

00:13:41.040 Yeah, we'll see you.

00:13:42.040 We'll get you back at five o'clock

00:13:43.580 on the five o'clock show.

00:13:45.420 Check in from Wisconsin.

00:13:47.040 Thank you, sir.

00:13:48.680 Neil McCabe, where do people get you

00:13:50.680 for your reportage today

00:13:52.200 as you hold down the fort at the White House?

00:13:55.740 Can you give me a quick 30 seconds

00:13:57.940 on the Iowa thing, Steve?

00:13:59.760 Sure, sure.

00:14:02.560 No, I wanted to make the point

00:14:03.960 that Randy Feistra was a scalp because six years ago,

00:14:07.960 he was the Kevin McCarthy stooge that was put out to take Steve King down.

00:14:12.960 And so this was six years coming, but Steve King reemerged in this race,

00:14:17.600 and he could be a kingmaker again in Iowa for 28. 0.64

00:14:21.720 And so you can find me on all the socials.

00:14:24.020 No, no, no. Hang on. Hang on.

00:14:25.520 Now that you went there, we got to go there.

00:14:27.640 You stick around. I'll get you right after the break.

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00:14:36.680 McCabe, so glad you're back from Fiji 1.00

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00:17:09.380 McCabe, I'm pressed for time because I've got two very important things I've got to get to.

00:17:12.560 Not that this is not important, but just real quickly, Steve King was a hero.

00:17:18.200 And we would not be where the country would have been so flooded.

00:17:21.480 It would have not been for Steve King standing in the breach for years in the House.

00:17:27.560 Remember, Stephen Miller was a strong compadre when he was on Bachman's staff of working with Steve King all the time.

00:17:36.340 And then he went with Sessions to make sure that we could block amnesty, we could block DACA.

00:17:41.180 I mean, Steve King is a hero, full on.

00:17:44.220 And he was taken out by Kevin McCarthy after the New York Times made up quotes that Steve King never said, made up quotes by him.

00:17:51.900 And this is where people allowed McCarthy and these guys to run him out, replacing him with this guy who's not MAG at all.

00:17:58.280 And then the president's political team talked the president into coming in four days before it thought it was going to be an easy win.

00:18:06.860 He got blown out. And that's on them by a Make America Healthy Again candidate.

00:18:13.300 McCabe, your thoughts?

00:18:16.420 I just am really looking forward to Steve King being then that kingmaker in Iowa for the Iowa caucuses that he was before.

00:18:24.900 and so this really tees up his re-engaging for 2028 and like you said in the house he fought

00:18:31.380 Boehner he fought Ryan he fought McCarthy and McCarthy's the one who finally took him down

00:18:37.280 but uh here he is again and it's great news Steve the first guy that came over to the uh Breitbart

00:18:44.640 embassy right there on Capitol Hill the very first person we had come over and and brief and really

00:18:48.940 worked through everything he was working on on like the very first afternoon I think we took it

00:18:53.640 over was uh steve king that's how highly andrew thought of him and he was just i can't speak

00:18:59.280 enough about what a giant that guy is and where the country would have been so screwed if it not

00:19:04.380 been the the the valor of steve king standing in the breach against bayner ryan that entire crowd

00:19:10.460 canter all of them and mccarthy the the he was the grunde then uh mccabe where do people go we'll

00:19:16.560 see you back here at five where do people go to want to get your coverage throughout the day sir

00:19:20.780 they can find me at reporter mccabe on all the socials steve thank you sir brian kennedy got a

00:19:29.580 great piece up in real clear policies about this debacle in california and securing elections but

00:19:34.280 i gotta ask you because you're a safe pair of hands i run around with my hair on fire you do

00:19:38.640 not uh talk to me about fisa they're trying to hold the president he can't put pulte in on an

00:19:44.600 basis. He can't nominate Todd Blanche because if he does, FISA is going to go away. What in the

00:19:51.640 hell? We want it to go away, don't we? I think we do, Steve. I think it's broken. 0.98

00:19:57.520 After September 11th, America created kind of a, let's call it a proto-police state,

00:20:04.680 security state, whatever you want to call it. And the purpose of it was to protect us from

00:20:09.600 foreign terrorists. Now, 20 years later, do we still need that? Well, we probably do in some 0.98

00:20:18.220 ways need something given that we've let in 25 million illegal aliens, many of them Muslim 0.99

00:20:24.920 terrorists. And so we need something to protect us. I think the first thing we need is to deport 0.99

00:20:30.740 those 25 million people, including all those Muslim terrorists. Second, we need something 1.00

00:20:36.820 that the American people can rely on that will not destroy their own personal civil liberties.

00:20:45.080 And that's what FISA looks like it may have done in the hands of people like Barack Obama

00:20:50.740 and Joe Biden. They've used those tools that were meant to protect us to actually violate

00:20:56.260 American civil liberties. So I think we need to rethink of FISA. I think the president and his

00:21:01.760 team should come up with a good proposal on it after this goes away. And I myself am very

00:21:08.460 encouraged by Mr. Pulte. He has a lot of common sense. And I would rather trust his common sense

00:21:14.300 than the views of the American deep state and the intelligence community, which seems to have their

00:21:20.600 own interests at heart rather than those of the American people and their own freedoms, which is

00:21:26.180 the purpose of government to defend americans freedoms um i want to go to this piece in

00:21:34.180 real clear politics uh california i mean this is such a humiliating in front of the world

00:21:39.860 disaster and stewart pratt put us on last night say welcome to the national football league i

00:21:44.300 think they had a drop of thousands of these mail-in votes or late voting because they're

00:21:48.680 still counting and he got zero i mean it's mathematically impossible so he he's getting

00:21:55.220 a wake-up call here about how the game is played by the Democrats. Can you get us up to date about

00:21:59.460 your piece? And in your beloved California, I tell people it ain't ever coming back. It's not

00:22:06.420 coming back because it's run by a group of Marxists, sir, Bolsheviks. Well, I'll disagree 0.92

00:22:12.460 with you just slightly, Steve. I think if you had fair elections in this country and the people of

00:22:17.600 California saw really what was, really saw that there were more of them, more conservatives,

00:22:23.520 more MAGA in California than it currently looks,

00:22:27.020 I think you could still save the state.

00:22:29.120 And I just think as a practical matter,

00:22:30.620 we can't turn over America's biggest

00:22:32.920 and most wealthy state to communists.

00:22:35.800 And you're right, there are a lot of communists here.

00:22:38.660 California has constructed this edifice in order to,

00:22:44.580 they created the illusion that in order

00:22:47.220 to get more people voting

00:22:48.440 and to have a more secure election,

00:22:49.960 It's going to take some 40 days to do all the counting and validating of all these ballots.

00:22:58.100 They send out a mail-in ballot to everyone.

00:23:01.380 You can still vote in person, but a lot of people will use a mail-in ballot.

00:23:05.880 I think a lot of MAGA uses mail-in ballots, even though they've created this narrative that it's only or primarily Democrats.

00:23:14.000 So far in California, 5.6 million ballots have been counted.

00:23:19.100 They think there are another 3.6 million ballots left to be counted.

00:23:25.920 Steve Hilton is still in the lead.

00:23:29.280 That looks pretty solid.

00:23:30.680 He has 27.

00:23:32.360 Becerra has 26.

00:23:34.800 And Steyer, the billionaire communist, has 20.

00:23:39.420 It looks to me like it might be hard for Steyer to catch up.

00:23:43.860 But in the mayoral race, Karen Bass, another communist, she has 35%, I believe.

00:23:53.760 Pratt has 29% and Rahman has 20%.

00:23:58.480 I think it'll be harder for Rahman to catch up.

00:24:02.760 I think things should turn out okay, or at least they should.

00:24:09.600 It looks like they could turn out okay, but they still have 35 days to go.

00:24:14.340 Literally from today, you go on the Secretary of State's website, it's still 35 days to go.

00:24:19.780 10 days from now.

00:24:20.960 Hang on.

00:24:21.420 Hang on.

00:24:21.860 Stop.

00:24:22.180 Stop.

00:24:22.820 Explain that to people.

00:24:24.840 All the votes are not going to be counted.

00:24:26.780 And by the way, I know you love California.

00:24:28.440 I love California.

00:24:29.240 I've lived there for years.

00:24:30.640 That's where Mo was raised.

00:24:31.820 It's a fabulous state.

00:24:33.660 But as long as they control it, I just don't know how you're going to unwind it.

00:24:36.680 I don't.

00:24:37.380 So I'm looking for guidance there.

00:24:38.640 But just explain to people the 35 days still to go to count.

00:24:44.860 Well, technically, that's when it has to be certified.

00:24:48.640 Ten days from now, all the counties have to report the boat totals.

00:24:54.460 And then they have another five days after that to contest them.

00:24:58.660 And then another 20 days, I guess, or 10 days after that to actually see whether or not it should be certified.

00:25:07.640 the whole system is broken it was established during covid it was an edifice created in order

00:25:13.960 forgive me to steal elections and the president when he was on truth social i think it was

00:25:19.160 yesterday said they're going to steal the election in california he was not far off which leads me

00:25:24.820 to this uh this piece i've written for a real clear politics about how to secure american elections 0.67

00:25:31.060 we're in a political war with communist china today steve and they're going to do whatever

00:25:36.440 they can to make sure that america is in disarray and to hurt president trump politically it's a 0.59

00:25:43.020 political war that they're in right now we're still using electronic voting and in big parts

00:25:49.200 of the country we'll still you we're still using mail-in balloting we saw and this is something i

00:25:55.820 wrote about in the piece we saw secretary besant in april call together all the major banks all

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00:26:11.140 to penetrate our banking system. And it was really an emergency meeting in order to get them working

00:26:18.580 at the top of their game to make sure that their banking systems could not be penetrated by AI

00:26:24.720 because they had seen models that would suggest that AI could penetrate our banking system.

00:26:30.440 So the cyber vulnerability of our banking system is very real.

00:26:35.480 Now we have electronic voting here in this country that is much, much less secure than our banking system.

00:26:42.540 It's night and day.

00:26:44.280 We're going to vote again in these primaries and again in November using primarily electronic voting.

00:26:51.360 These have cyber vulnerabilities that our own intelligence community, trust them or not, believes are real.

00:26:59.620 So why are we going to allow another election to be held where there are real cyber vulnerabilities and there are real mail-in balloting problems?

00:27:12.140 Director Gabbard, before she left, she released, declassified a document which said that the Chinese had penetrated 12 to 18 voter databases around the country.

00:27:24.720 Well, what were the Chinese doing penetrating voter databases other than to muck with our system, including potentially to counterfeit mail-in ballots? 0.68

00:27:35.720 I'm calling for in this piece I've written for the president to take very seriously the idea of banning mail-in ballots, except for in the most extreme circumstances. 1.00

00:27:47.780 He believes those things for sure.

00:27:50.360 And to ban electronic voting because we simply can't trust it in an age of cyber warfare and AI.

00:27:57.680 Hang on one second.

00:27:58.820 I'm holding through the break button.

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00:31:32.260 Brian Kennedy, how is the president of the United States?

00:31:34.780 We've got Pulte.

00:31:35.440 They're trying to run him out of there already.

00:31:36.840 You've got Pulte over DNI.

00:31:38.240 Tulsi's done a great job.

00:31:39.300 She's focused on these elections.

00:31:40.620 President Trump said the other day, yesterday, he was supporting Pulte.

00:31:45.040 Two-thirds of the two and a half minutes was about the elections.

00:31:48.140 How does your proposal make it so that President Trump can make this happen, sir?

00:31:53.520 Yes, Steve.

00:31:55.020 I go about it this way.

00:31:56.540 If you knew for certain that the election was going to have in November cyber interference, cyber intrusion, and a manipulation of the election, if you knew for certain that that was going to happen, if you knew for certain or you had a very good suspicion that there was going to be counterfeit mail-in ballots, just if you're an intelligence official or anybody in the government required to defend our election, what would you do if you knew for certain that was going to happen?

00:32:26.540 We don't have the cyber capabilities to stop it. We can't do an adequate job in preventing counterfeit mail-in ballots or the abuse of mail-in ballots even.

00:32:38.740 I'm calling on the president by executive order to ban electronic voting and to limit mail-in ballots and to go back to a paper ballot system counted by human beings.

00:32:50.260 That would be the reasonable common sense thing to do

00:32:53.520 if you thought that there was going to be

00:32:56.920 cyber penetration of our election.

00:33:01.280 That would be the most commonsensical thing to do.

00:33:05.020 It would be controversial.

00:33:06.700 It would go to court.

00:33:07.700 People would challenge it.

00:33:09.020 But it would be worth the fight to go do that, Steve.

00:33:12.720 And that's really what I'm calling on the president to do here.

00:33:18.420 Brian...

00:33:20.240 Extraordinary. I'll make sure this gets fully pushed out everywhere. It's an important piece.

00:33:25.660 And what you're saying is important. I want to have you back on to talk about this in relation

00:33:28.960 to this debacle in California, where you have really good candidates and you see the systems

00:33:34.640 totally rigged against their winning. And you got to get some MAGA Republicans in there to

00:33:39.400 turn that state around. It's too great a state for us to lose. Brian Kennedy, where do people

00:33:43.320 go to get your piece and all your writings. Thank you, Steve. On X, I'm Brian T. Kennedy

00:33:50.540 One. On Getter and Truth Social, I'm Brian T. Kennedy. Website is presentdangerchina.org.

00:33:57.040 There's going to be a webinar up later this afternoon with a new discussion on the anniversary

00:34:01.840 of Tiananmen Square. Thank you, Steve, for all you do, and great to be with you this morning.

00:34:07.760 Thank you, Brian. The safe pair of hands, the calming influence of Brian Kennedy on the war room.

00:34:13.080 Captain Fennell.

00:34:14.540 Captain Fennell, you heard us, and we're talking about this whole situation now with the Israel intelligence.

00:34:19.260 You've got a problem, and you're one of our greatest living intelligence officers.

00:34:23.360 You've got a big problem with the way it's run now with 5i and specifically with the Chinese Communist Party, sir?

00:34:30.180 Yes, Steve.

00:34:30.960 I think 5i needs to be reviewed, just like FISA needs to be reviewed as well.

00:34:36.740 We have constructs that are going back to World War II, in essence, and we have countries now inside the Five Eyes that have taken a hostile approach to the United States.

00:34:51.240 And we're excluding other allies that have demonstrated greater support for us, and I think of Japan in this case.

00:34:58.420 A decade ago or over a decade ago when I retired, I was involved with recommending from the commanders of the Pacific Fleet and Pacific Command that we incorporate Japan into Five Eyes, and the Washington, D.C. crowd just shut it down.

00:35:13.860 While we're continuing to share information with Canada, the U.K., New Zealand, and Australia, we need to relook at that and understand what we're doing there.

00:35:24.060 And the same thing with FISA. FISA is a very important tool. I know some of the people that were there when it was founded, Admiral Mack Showers, who we'll talk about in the Battle of Midway.

00:35:34.720 But Admiral Showers was a career naval intelligence officer and in the CIA. And in the early 70s, after the Nixon Watergate events and the church commissions, you know, the government said we have to come up with a way to preclude the intelligence community from violating the Constitution and our individual rights in the Bill of Rights to not be searched upon by the government.

00:36:00.940 So people like Admiral Showers of high honor and integrity developed a system that worked for many, many years.

00:36:08.360 But fast forward to the Obama administration and you see somebody like Samantha Powers submitting essentially over 200 FISA requests to the National Security Agency to have American citizens unmasked as the American ambassador to the United Nations.

00:36:24.440 I was in almost 30 years, 29 years, and in that time, I submitted one request when I was a director of the U.S. Pacific Fleet Intelligence, and that request was denied to me for finding out something that was operationally relevant to the fleet, and our commander wanted it, and the NSA said, no, you don't have a need to know.

00:36:44.760 Yet Samantha Powers is able to request and get 200 plus.

00:36:49.020 It was a weaponized FISA.

00:36:51.360 So let's kill FISA and let's create something new that will allow us to do the work that needs to be done.

00:36:58.900 But we need to come up with new procedures and new oversight because it's been grossly violated and there's no more trust in it.

00:37:06.160 And we can.

00:37:07.100 There's a risk there, obviously.

00:37:09.060 But hang on.

00:37:09.500 But the risk can be mitigated by putting the pressure on Congress to get this done.

00:37:15.080 Hang on.

00:37:15.720 I want to, I want to, because we're going to do Midway because this is the anniversary

00:37:19.500 of Midway.

00:37:20.520 And if we're not obviously going to be get through it this morning, if we can't, if you're

00:37:25.100 available, we'll do it tomorrow or Monday or something.

00:37:26.980 We're going to tell the whole story because you've got a briefing and people need to see

00:37:30.540 this, not just to honor the heroes of Midway, but also it's relevant to the day.

00:37:36.480 But I've got to go back to what you just said, because it's kind of explosive and it needs

00:37:40.520 to be brought into this conversation.

00:37:42.740 You are one of the most serious intelligence professionals I've ever met.

00:37:48.340 You sacrificed your career, right, in becoming a flag officer,

00:37:53.680 specifically because you felt it was necessary to warn the nation

00:37:57.380 about what was happening with the Chinese Communist Party and its Navy. 0.82

00:38:00.800 Everything that you warned about at that time has come true.

00:38:04.900 I want to go back to FISA because you would think in this debate

00:38:08.520 where they're trying to hold President Trump hostage,

00:38:10.940 you would think, well, Jim Fennell is the kind of guy that would be 1,000% for the FISA renewal

00:38:16.740 and Brian Kennedy, and they're not. I want to go back and use the example of Samantha Powers again,

00:38:22.820 because this is the beating heart of the problem. So take it from the top and walk me back through

00:38:28.840 why you, as one of the best professionals in intelligence we've ever had, are opposed to

00:38:34.520 extending this. And one of the reasons is the Samantha Powers and what can happen there, sir.

00:38:40.940 Yes, Steve. I just want to baseline it again. I knew Admiral Donald Mack Showers, who served with Admiral Nimitz, was there at the Battle of Midway in Hawaii at Station Hypo. He arrived in Hawaii in January, February of 1942.

00:38:58.860 He served for four years, five years in Hawaii and in Guam on Admiral Nimitz's staff, went on to become a rear admiral and become the deputy director of DIA and served for 16 years in the CIA.

00:39:11.720 And he was somebody of high, high integrity.

00:39:15.720 And when the church commission said we have to redo the IC, we have to preclude them from spying on Americans, they came up with the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.

00:39:25.440 And he was one of the people on that team that crafted it.

00:39:27.920 And they established a system that would ensure that the United States could still get information about foreign activities in America that may have been associated with an American using telephones in those days.

00:39:42.840 They had no concept back then of the internet and all of that's going on today and the connectivity that we have.

00:39:50.240 And what has happened is, is in those days, it was you could collect on somebody if you submitted a FISA request to the FISA court and said, hey, we think American person X is getting calls from the Soviets, somebody in the Soviet Union, and we need to hear what's going on there.

00:40:07.900 And they had to go to a court and say, can I listen in on that? And that's and then it had to be reviewed. And it was just between the Soviet person and the American person.

00:40:17.620 Well, you fast forward to the Obama administration, and they're doing one, two, three hops saying, well, I want to be able to collect on the person that's in the Middle East, some terrorist cell that's talking to somebody in America, and then I want to be able to talk to the person in America who talked to another American and another American.

00:40:35.900 And then it was weaponized, and they used it to find out and target their political opponents, as opposed to exclusively being used to prevent adversaries from attacking us and preparing plans to destroy America, either in America or in our field of forces elsewhere.

00:40:57.140 And so this is the this is the problem with the system now. And it's it's politicized. It's it's no good anymore. I think it's probably it's probably been contained a bit now since what happened to President Trump.

00:41:09.660 But the fact of the matter is it needs to be abolished, and then we need to start over.

00:41:15.200 And when all the people in D.C. scream and say, oh, it's going to put a risk to national security because we won't be able to collect, and it's NSA, Fort Mead, predominantly is going to scream the loudest and say, hey, oh, we can't collect on something, and we're at risk.

00:41:29.740 Well, then get to work, Congress, get to work, IC, get to work, Director of National Intelligence and Director of CIA, and come up with a new system that's approved by the Congress and the American people that will prevent politicization but still ensure that we can protect ourselves.

00:41:46.540 And nobody wants to do that.

00:41:48.160 They just want to kick the can down the road, and it's never fully corrected.

00:41:54.460 Take a minute.

00:41:55.400 I'm going to hold you through the break.

00:41:56.280 Take a minute. 1.00

00:41:56.640 Samantha Powers, why is she controversial, and what does she do to abuse this system, sir? 1.00

00:42:02.440 She was asking for the unmasking of people that were the political opponents of President Obama. 0.96

00:42:09.900 I mean, it wasn't anything to do with national security.

00:42:13.880 It was about finding out information about who people were talking to in the Republican side or guys like Mike Flynn and others.

00:42:22.460 There's a list of these people, and it wasn't correct.

00:42:25.560 And I can tell you, I'll say it again, 29 years, I asked one time, and I went by the book, through the system, all the way up to the director of NSA, and I was told, sorry, Jim, we can't give you that.

00:42:37.420 Not Jim, U.S. Pacific Fleet, we cannot give you that information.

00:42:41.740 So it was a very tight system in certain circumstances.

00:42:45.720 But when you're back in Washington and you're working for the president, oh, my gosh, look how people were willing to turn over information and unmask people.

00:42:54.360 And it's wrong.

00:42:55.560 It's against the Constitution.

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00:45:17.200 Okay, we're going to do, in the 11 o'clock hour tomorrow,

00:45:24.300 we're going to do Midway with Captain Finnell

00:45:26.420 because I want to take some time on it.

00:45:28.560 But it's about intelligence, and that's why it's as important today

00:45:32.980 as it was then.

00:45:33.740 And then both Pearl Harbor and Midway were critical.

00:45:37.480 There's a hero, an unsung hero of this story.

00:45:42.020 Is it Joe Rochefort?

00:45:44.440 Can you tell us about him, his story?

00:45:47.020 the arc of that story, and then we'll get to all the details of Midway tomorrow.

00:45:52.160 Sure. Joe Rochefort was stated by Admiral Chester Nimitz after Joe Rochefort was summarily removed

00:46:00.000 from his position as the lead intelligence cryptologic radio intelligence officer in

00:46:05.400 Station Hypo that was decrypting these Japanese naval codes that won the Battle of Midway.

00:46:11.000 Admiral Chester Nimitz wrote that in paper and said the Battle of Midway was in no small part

00:46:16.720 due to the great leadership of Joe Rochefort in his combat intelligence unit.

00:46:21.440 So Joe Rochefort was a surface warfare officer, had enlisted, then became an officer,

00:46:26.560 and he had a propensity for cryptography.

00:46:28.920 So he was very bright with numbers and worked in cryptography when he had his shore duty,

00:46:34.420 but he was also a very dedicated naval officer and wanted to serve at sea and wanted to command at sea.

00:46:39.820 And then in the period drawing up to the war, in the early late 20s, 29 to 32, he got an assignment in Tokyo to work and study Japanese.

00:46:51.860 So he was there for three years and learned Japanese, learned the Japanese culture, met Yamamoto, along with Edwin Layton, who became his cohort in Hawaii during this period from 42 to the Battle of Midway.

00:47:05.260 And before the run-up to Pearl Harbor on December 7th, Joe Rochefort followed direction from what they called OP-20G back in Washington, D.C.

00:47:14.640 that gave them the direction of where they were supposed to work on this collection network that we had across the Pacific.

00:47:21.020 We had people in the Philippines. We had people in Australia. We had people in Shanghai.

00:47:25.720 We had people all over as stations that collected this new thing called radio intelligence, which was intercepting HF radio communications and then decrypting the coded discussions that were going on.

00:47:37.740 And there were different levels of discussion.

00:47:40.120 There were discussions with admirals.

00:47:41.840 There was fleet communications.

00:47:43.520 There was other communications.

00:47:44.800 But the fleet communications, JN-25, was not given to the guys in Hawaii.

00:47:50.620 And then the folks in Washington were unable to decrypt it.

00:47:55.720 And December 7th happened and thousands of people were killed. And Joe Rochefort took that personally because he was working 24 hours a day trying to decrypt these things.

00:48:05.560 And after the attack happened on December 7th, he recognized that the people in D.C. were, you know, they were they had their own interests and their own political views and outlook.

00:48:17.500 And they weren't the same as Chester Nimitz and before that, Admiral Kimmel. And so he dedicated and said, I'm going to work for the fleet commander.

00:48:24.880 And so he started breaking, working on JN-25 with his team there in the basement at Pearl Harbor, still there today.

00:48:33.060 Hang on.

00:48:34.440 I want to hold and give the story to Mark.

00:48:36.620 To break the code so we can know where the Japanese fleet was.

00:48:39.480 The intel operators that broke the codes, the heroism of pilots that sacrificed and willingly, knowingly gave their lives in these runs, the sailors, it all came together.

00:48:52.780 That's why Midway, I think, I would argue is maybe the greatest of all naval battles in performance of the United States Navy.

00:49:01.000 It's the reason as a kid I wanted to join the Seventh Fleet because I learned those stories early on and just so amazing.

00:49:07.260 Captain, we've got to go.

00:49:08.880 I'm going to have you back tomorrow.

00:49:10.320 Real quickly, should Admiral Kimmel, should his rank be reinstated?

00:49:16.660 Should husband Kimmel, Admiral Husband Kimmel, should his rank be reinstated, sir?

00:49:23.520 I was in contact with Admiral Kimmel's grandson over the course of my career,

00:49:28.640 and I always felt that Admiral Kimmel was judged very harshly,

00:49:32.060 and I'd like to see him reinstated.

00:49:35.240 But the Navy's a hard institution.

00:49:38.300 It's a hard institution.

00:49:40.600 Captain, we'll get into that tomorrow.

00:49:42.580 We're going to go through Midway, and we're going to do it in detail.

00:49:45.360 Thank you so much, sir.

00:49:46.280 We'll see you tomorrow.

00:49:48.040 Thank you.

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Bannon's War Room - June 05, 2026

Episode 5425： Urgent Need To Secure America's Elections

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