00:04:06.760Great crew that's going to be with us.
00:04:09.8007 a.m. Eastern Daylight Time tomorrow.
00:04:13.780So make sure to get up and get a big old pot of Warpath coffee.
00:04:18.080That's normally when we're in the closing moments of putting together the morning show.
00:04:24.340We'll be up earlier tomorrow, no doubt.
00:04:28.200Right there, Harry Anton, what they're talking about, you see the Democrats hate the country.
00:04:32.640This is what you really got to think about when you see Mandami, that speech he gave, the hypocrisy, the one we played earlier this morning.0.86
00:05:08.140OK, every July 3rd, we do talk about the Civil War, the continuation of the Second American Revolution.
00:05:14.920You had Vicksburg on July 3rd, both the fall of Vicksburg, the Gibraltar of the Mississippi, along with Pickett's Charge in Gettysburg.
00:05:26.700And we always do some sort of commemoration of Pickett's Charge.
00:05:30.780Alonzo Cushing, I won't be able to give my full rap because I've got so much other stuff we want to get into today.
00:05:35.860But we're going to give you, from the movie Gettysburg, some of the most incredible footage that Ron Maxwell, the great writer-director, who's the director of Gettysburg, and the guy who curated and found Dave Bratt, the future ambassador to Australia, Dave Bratt, in the War Room co-host.
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00:16:43.980Right. New to MS now, I'm told by an intelligence official that the current acting director of national intelligence,
00:16:50.860Bill Pulte has begun moving forward with dozens of terminations of intelligence officials under
00:16:58.760the agencies of the Office of the Director of National Intelligence. Now, this is notable.
00:17:04.240Two weeks ago, he removed and fired six political appointees who were serving
00:17:10.000under then Director of National Intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard. But since President Trump put
00:17:16.080Bill Pulte in this acting position. Pulte, who we could expect to serve in this capacity for
00:17:22.480several months, while another individual who he has put forward as a nominee for the full-time
00:17:28.140position goes through a confirmation process. Acting Director of National Intelligence Bill
00:17:32.880Pulte has his hands at the wheel, and I am told by an intelligence official who is remaining
00:17:38.740anonymous out of fear of reprisal that this is a moment where over the last 24 hours, and we can
00:17:45.200expect in the days ahead, that Pulte, out of the belief among some in leadership, I am told that
00:17:52.500there are individuals who they claim are, quote, part of the deep state withholding information
00:17:58.200related to intelligence that has been requested by leadership at the ODNI, that those individuals
00:18:05.020are the ones that are being terminated. These are not just political appointees, but these are
00:18:09.560career officials. Now, as part of this reporting of Antonio, of course, it is important to also
00:18:14.840bring into context, reporting with our colleague David Rode on the national security side here at
00:18:20.620MSNOW, that former officials tell us that they have never heard of such a move as this, but more
00:18:27.140importantly, that they have never heard of intelligence officials within the office of
00:18:32.640the director of national intelligence or the more than 15 agencies, including the CIA that fall
00:18:38.480fall under it, of individuals, intelligence officials, career officials, actively withholding
00:18:44.680requested information. Again, I'm told by one official that the terminations are happening
00:18:50.540out of a belief by leadership at the ODNI, including from Bill Pulte, that those that
00:18:56.020are being removed are individuals who they suspect of being a part of the so-called deep state and
00:19:01.960not providing the full picture of intelligence assessments under their purview.
00:19:08.420And so there's going to be a lot of questions here.
00:19:10.480But what we do know is that this is not normal.
00:19:13.500This also comes at a time in which there are elevated concerns
00:19:16.960about potential intelligence in the hands of ODNI officials
00:19:22.160related to elections or even other foreign governments.
00:19:26.360And the extent to which this administration, at the urging of Donald Trump himself,
00:19:30.680who we heard from just yesterday say on his way to North Dakota that he wanted the Office of the Director of National Intelligence
00:19:39.160to unclassify as much as they could related to past election, quote, fraud,
00:19:44.360that there is an active effort within the agencies under the Office of the Director of National Intelligence
00:19:50.340to move forward with providing an assessment of intel available that Bill Pulte is actively seeking to look at.
00:19:58.440And now that we know a couple of weeks into him taking this job as acting director, that he and leadership have moved forward.
00:20:06.020Just yesterday, I am told that individuals began leaving headquarters at ODNI.
00:20:11.340But these firings, it's an understanding of this one intelligence official I talked to, that other individuals will be on their way out in the days ahead.
00:20:21.440And the number is expected to total in the dozens.
00:20:23.840I think if the revolutionary generation would look at where we are today, they go, hey, look, you've got to commemorate what we did as a lesson for the generation that's living there or other people living today and for the country going forward.
00:20:41.840But we need you all to prioritize the work that is at hand today.
00:21:37.500It's not just a clip, which Media Matters normally does.
00:21:40.000It's called The Plot to Subvert the Midterms is Getting Stranger and More Dangerous.
00:21:47.400Right wing in the subheadings, right wing media figures, including Steve Bannon, John Solomon and Cleta Mitchell, appear to be weaving together a narrative about interference by China in U.S. elections to justify a national emergency to curtail voting rights.
00:22:04.220And then they go through and they really weave what's been going on in War Room over the last couple of weeks.
00:22:10.000and they do it in a very sophisticated way.
00:23:46.680These guys, the Senate has no interest in passing it.
00:23:50.880And this is why I've said, hey, whether you want to deal with it or not, if you want to hold the Senate and get people motivated, you have to have a leadership fight now.
00:23:58.920When you get back like the 16th of July or after back a couple of days, you've got to have a leadership fight.
00:24:04.940And if you don't have a leadership fight, if nobody's prepared to step up and fight for it, then that tells you everything you need to know about the United States Senate.
00:24:11.620They've done nothing. You've had individuals, the Eric Schmitz of the world and the Hollies and Mike Lees.
00:24:17.880You've had some individuals, Marino, you've had certain individuals, right, that Jim Banks, others, you know, a couple, handful, half a dozen that have stood up and just been real warriors, but clearly not enough.
00:24:33.520And as an institution, you have to say, hey, look, why are we why are we handling it?
00:24:38.500They are the Human Resources Department.
00:24:40.700I mean, really what the Senate was basically set up for is be the Human Resources Department.
00:24:46.020In other words, the confirmation of the executive branch's nominees, as I said, there's 4,000 people that essentially go in and run the government, whether it's Obama or Biden or Trump.
00:24:57.7403,000 of those can go in day one with a security clearance and a background check, etc.
00:25:03.440You don't need any confirmations. Go in and hit it. Get on as long as you pass the vetting.
00:25:08.260And then you have a thousand essentially that have to go through confirmation.
00:25:12.040Look, Dave Brat has been one of the reasons Dave hasn't been on the show.
00:27:02.440It's the equivalent of someone taking over a hospital and after a matter of days firing dozens of doctors and saying because Pulte has no experience in intelligence.
00:27:11.320He's, you know, the son of a very and a very wealthy family that has built homes across the country.
00:27:16.400He runs the top federal mortgage organization, the federal government.
00:27:19.860So this is very alarming because I just think, you know, the concerns are and Democrats have said this.
00:27:26.440This is the beginning of an effort by President Trump to at least discredit the results of the midterm elections or at least, you know, possibly even tamper with the votes.
00:27:35.300David, what even is a deep state? Can anyone actually tell me what the deep state is?
00:27:39.900So it's a term that was really started by Steve Bannon.
00:27:43.600It's existed for, you know, people talked about it.
00:27:56.680And they have a view about how the U.S. should deal with like the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, you know, conflict, how what U.S. policy should be in public health.
00:28:04.720That would be part of this, you know, I think deep state conspiracy theory and the mainstream media, you know, or I guess we're all part of the deep state also.
00:28:12.440But the idea that dozens of intelligence officials who are working in ODNI were plotting, you know, and again, I look for this for years, you know, during Trump's first term is false.
00:28:22.720There is no evidence of that. No one's been able to ever back up any of the president's claims.
00:28:27.260And it all goes back to his inability to accept the fact that he lost the 2020 election and his very broad effort.
00:28:34.260The New York Times just wrote about this yesterday. More than, you know, half a dozen ways the president is trying to manipulate the midterms.
00:28:40.920Listen up, patriots. President Trump is dropping a 100 trillion dollar bomb on the globalist.
00:28:48.280Jerome Powell's term has come to a close and he's installing a real America first Fed chair who will, according to Jim Rickards, slash rates and supercharge our reindustrialization.
00:29:01.500This is what one man is calling Trump's gift on America's 250th anniversary, unleashing a historic super cycle in American mining, rare earths, uranium and gold.
00:29:13.880The same forces that turned five thousand dollars into over a million in less than five years during China's booms are hitting here now.
00:29:21.840Jim Rickards, the former CIA, Pentagon and White House advisor, has the battle plan.0.58
00:29:27.280The gold royalty stock that could skyrocket in the next few years and the Iranian power for AI.0.85
00:30:25.460It's 9-0, bro. What do you complain about? It's 9-0.
00:30:30.560No, no, I don't think it's 9-0. I think it's 6-3.
00:30:34.260Obviously, it's a victory. We're going to take it and run with it, Steve, but it's a victory.
00:30:40.360And if you look just 10 years ago, the types of decisions we were getting at the Supreme Court,
00:30:45.420this is actually shocking to see this turnaround this quickly.
00:30:49.300And that's all largely due to President Trump, the Supreme Court justice he has put on,
00:30:53.640but also the political fights that he has made this. He injected this issue into the elections
00:30:59.740and he made sure that it was clear that voters were deciding that men shouldn't be in girls
00:31:04.440sports, even if they should be women, right? But this is a huge victory. We still need to pass
00:31:09.440national legislation to protect girls all across the country, but we need to rack up as many of1.00
00:31:14.480these victories as possible because the left is unrelenting when it comes to the pursuit of their
00:31:19.300horrific no this hang on this is what i asked davis i don't understand how the three amigos
00:31:25.240over there at the core of the left wing how they actually voted for and this is such a0.82
00:31:30.160transgender ideology is such a central beating heart of the marxist culture of marxist movement
00:31:36.140how did they possibly come our way mike says look it's a tactical retreat because this thing's so0.98
00:31:40.980egregious do you agree with that terry i i think it's a tactical retreat but steve at the heart of
00:31:46.500the progressive movement they don't this sounds so radical it sounds so crazy but we have to say
00:31:51.560what they believe uh outright they don't believe there should be men they don't believe that there
00:31:57.000should be women they think that there should be infinite identities that anyone can choose from
00:32:01.820and that to limit your identity as a man or limit your identity as a woman it actually causes society0.83
00:32:08.220great harm they're crazy steve being a man is a good thing being a man and knowing you're a man
00:32:13.400having full confidence that you're a man is a really good thing. And the same thing goes for
00:32:16.740women. But at the heart of it, it's not about equality between men and women. It's about
00:32:20.800erasing men and women for the radical left. Is there anything in this decision that jumps out
00:32:27.100at you we should be concerned about? Well, look, I think it's still a victory. But the thing I'm
00:32:33.260concerned about is there's a lot of Mays in here. The states may restrict access to sports and1.00
00:32:39.760private spaces on the basis of biological sex. That was a thought. They're responding essentially
00:32:43.960to the left's claims in here that they're not allowed to restrict sports on the basis of biology
00:32:50.560due to Title IX and the Equal Protection Clause. I just wish it was more robust and strong in
00:32:56.220arguing that no, actually, the 14th Amendment and Title IX actually do require you to segregate
00:33:02.480sports and private facilities on the basis of sex. That's literally what they do. But they were
00:33:07.960responding to the left's arguments here in this legal case, and I wouldn't read too much into it.
00:33:14.240Terry, hang on for one second. Carrie Sheffield, you've been at the forefront of fighting this
00:33:18.540issue. Your thoughts, ma'am? Hey, good to see you. And hey, Terry. Terry and Carrie. Yeah,
00:33:25.020I mean, this is a huge win. And just to piggyback off what Terry said,
00:33:30.680the legal ruling here about the Equal Protection Clause, Steve, you and I have been talking about
00:33:35.840this literally for years. So equal protection means case law for hundreds of years have
00:33:42.760recognized biological differences between men and women. And that's why we have separate prisons.0.96
00:33:48.680That's why we have separate shelters. This goes far beyond just sports when you're talking about
00:33:52.980the equal protection clause, which means that in order for the full weight of the Constitution to
00:33:57.500fully protect someone who is female, there is a distinct set of legal precedent for that.
00:34:03.740And so what was really interesting was in the Bostock case that that really was perverted, because unfortunately, I think it was Gorsuch and others, that he basically said that a man could dress like a woman and therefore he was not, he couldn't face violation because he was a man who thought he was a woman.
00:34:24.300And so it would be a violation of his equal protection as a man who thought he was a woman.
00:34:29.900And it's just it totally undermined the actual broad understanding of equal protection, the equal protection clause for women, biological sex of women.
00:34:42.120And so I would have loved to see more, like Terry said, in this specific case, because in some ways it was almost like a negative versus a really affirmation of the equal protection clause.
00:34:52.260but a win is a win and so i will take it absolutely perfect i know you guys got a
00:34:58.080lot more work to do by the way the 14th amendment has come in uh we're going to bounce carrie you're
00:35:02.640actually singing you're multi-talented you're singing this weekend at one of these events can
00:35:08.240you give our audience where it is yeah absolutely that's the flyer there it's going to be on july
00:35:14.3404th so the super bowl of all days on the main stage of the great american state fair and i have
00:35:21.120to tell you, Steve, because again, you know my story. We've been talking about this for years.
00:35:25.580My father passed away yesterday and I plan to give him a tribute from the stage. I will be
00:35:32.360hosting and leading that whole hour. It's going to be an hour of patriotic music, patriotic sing
00:35:37.080along. We are going to intersperse it with prayers and intercessors who will be praying for America.
00:35:42.420We're kicking it off with the VA secretary who is in Trump's cabinet and he is a retired military
00:35:48.700chaplain so it's going to be perfect that he will set the tone for us but we're going to be singing
00:35:52.540along we'll have the lyrics on the screen so everyone can sing together uh songs like god
00:35:57.200bless america uh my country tis of thee uh amazing grace and uh and you know for all of the
00:36:04.640complications of my father he was a music professor and he was a professor of music
00:36:09.680composition and music performance and he taught me how to sing and he taught me how to play piano
00:36:15.100at age four. And so I will give him that tribute, even though he was abusive to me. He suffered,
00:36:22.300he was molested as a child. And so he passed down, unfortunately, a lot of abuse to my seven
00:36:27.760siblings and I. But, you know, in some ways, it's very symbolic of America that, you know,
00:36:32.560we were not a perfect country. We've never been a perfect country. But at the same time,
00:36:36.880we can still recognize the beauty of our legacy as a nation. And for me personally, in my family.
00:36:42.080what time what time we're going to be covering this 24 7 so what what time are you on i am live
00:36:50.180from the main stage from 3 30 to 4 30 p.m on july 4th and we'd love to have you there steve and all
00:36:56.260of your viewers come on by come sing with us uh you can see our intercessors there carrie lake
00:37:01.660will be right after the va secretary we've also got frank pavone who i i'm saying it here he's
00:37:07.480going to get his collar back with the new pope um and lance wall now who is a very renowned pastor
00:37:12.900will be giving prayers it's going to be phenomenal so come sing with us and come pray with us on july
00:37:17.6404th at 3 30. we're looking forward to it uh carrie what's your social media where do people go get
00:37:23.200you yeah at carrie sheffield all across the socials carrie thanks look forward to seeing
00:38:00.040We'll get back to you. Mike Davis, the big enchilada has been delivered.
00:38:06.480What do you got for us? Well, it's as bad as it gets from the Supreme Court.
00:38:12.440We have a five to one to three ruling with the five with the chief justice, Justice Amy Coney Barrett and the three Democrat appointees ruling.
00:38:26.240that under the 14th Amendment to the Constitution, anyone born in the United States apparently
00:38:33.520gets birthright citizenship, including, it seems, I haven't read the opinion in full,
00:38:38.720but it seems illegal aliens, Chinese birth tourists, Trendy Aragua. There's a one,0.71
00:38:46.600the Justice Kavanaugh wrote a concurring opinion where he would have more modestly decided this
00:38:53.260under a statute that can be amended by Congress and the three true constitutionalists, Justice
00:39:00.280Thomas, Justice Alito, and Justice Gorsuch, my former boss, dissented and dissented strongly.
00:39:07.060I will say that my boss, former boss, Justice Gorsuch, is the only Trump-appointed justice
00:39:13.960who did not go the wrong way on these cases. So I want to commend him for that. He actually
00:39:23.240did what he is supposed to do, which is to follow the law as written and as intended by
00:39:33.220the American people when it was enacted. And I'll say that this 14th Amendment decision,
00:39:38.140this birthright decision case is an abomination by the chief justice and the five others,
00:39:44.480Justice Barrett, the professor. It shouldn't surprise you that she joined this. It's truly
00:39:52.140an awful ruling because it constitutionalizes birthright citizenship meaning it's nearly
00:39:57.980impossible to change and this is not what we ever intended when we gave birthright citizenship after
00:40:05.020the civil war to the children of the freed slaves it's all persons born in the united states and
00:40:11.500subject to the jurisdiction means meaning allegiance to the united states and the chief
00:40:17.660Justice and Justice Barrett and the three liberals just scratched out that second part
00:40:22.740subject to the jurisdiction, and they just rewrote a constitutional amendment.
00:40:27.440This is the most egregious judicial activism imaginable.
00:40:32.820It is the most egregious violation of our most crucial sovereign power as we the people,
00:40:40.660as the sovereign citizens of America to determine who comes and goes and who becomes one of us.
00:40:48.420This is the ultimate betrayal. This is not law. This is vanity.
00:40:56.180And the chief justice should hang his head in shame.
00:41:01.760Mike, I want you to stick to the break. I want to drill down this more.
00:41:05.400But for right now, you kept bringing up in the lead up to this about the 1940 law in that if it was around the 1940 law, is that what Kavanaugh cited?
00:41:15.500So that would at least give us some sort of legislative possibilities of going back and changing that.
00:41:19.840Is that what Kavanaugh Kavanaugh's angle of attack was was about that?
00:41:24.460But I think I was mistaken by a Marxist. Yeah, I think I was mistaken by a 1940 law.
00:41:29.040I think it was a 1952 law or something like that. I'd have to go.
00:41:32.580I haven't had a chance to read Kavanaugh's concurring opinion, but I presume that's what he is saying, that we can interpret this on statutory grounds and we don't have to reach the constitutional grounds, the constitutional avoidance that courts are supposed to do when they don't have to decide a constitutional ground, they shouldn't.
00:41:51.740But this is just delusions of grandeur by the chief justice. You saw him with the Fed case with Lisa Cook. As Justice Barrett pointed out, he wrote this grandiose sweeping opinion that did not need to be written to decide the Lisa Cook matter.
00:42:11.700He's done the same thing here. He's written this delusional, grand opinion on birthright citizenship that did not need to be written.
00:42:22.640And it's just, it is wrong. It's not what the American citizens agreed to when we agreed to give birthright citizenship to the children of the freed slaves after the Civil War.
00:42:35.640And we did it through the 14th Amendment after the Dred Scott decision. It was to overrule the Supreme Court's dreadful Dred Scott decision that said that the children of freed slaves are not American citizens.
00:42:48.740I don't know how the chief justice can say that illegal aliens get birthright citizenship under the 14th Amendment, but American Indians did not.0.61
00:43:01.060Remember that American Indians did not get birthright citizenship because they were not subject to the jurisdiction of the United States.
00:43:08.380They were subject to the jurisdiction of their tribes.
00:43:11.480And so Congress, I believe it was in 1924, extended birthright citizenship to American Indians.0.91
00:43:19.600And Congress could do that now with illegal aliens, Chinese birth tourists, Trendy Aragua, MS-13.0.78
00:43:26.840But the Chief Justice and Professor Barrett and the three liberals just said, oh, we're just going to hand out citizenship like we're handing out candy at the fair.0.54
00:43:41.480Now we'll fight to the end, just watch and see.
00:43:43.960It's all started, everything's begun, and you are over.
00:44:38.280On July 9, 1776, George Washington gathered his troops in New York and had the neatly adopted Declaration of Independence read aloud.
00:44:51.200The words had barely settled before soldiers, sailors, and patriots surged down Broadway to Bowling Green and toppled the King George statue.
00:45:01.340While the crowd saw tyranny toppled, Connecticut patriot Oliver Wolcott saw bullets,
00:45:11.7204,000 pounds of lead bullets, for a Continental Army Wolcott knew would be desperate for ammunition.
00:45:20.400So Wolcott had the shattered pieces of King George loaded onto boats and shipped to Connecticut.
00:45:26.860From there, ox carts hauled the remains of King George more than 60 miles over rough
00:45:34.680country roads to Walcott's home in Litchfield.
00:45:40.020And in the Walcott family orchard, a shed became a foundry.
00:45:45.040His wife Laura, his daughter Mary Ann, and local neighbors worked over melting pots pouring
00:45:50.900the King's lead into bullet molds, 42,088 musket balls in all.
00:45:58.200Some of those bullets were fired two years later
00:46:01.040at the Battle of Monmouth, the brutal New Jersey showdown
00:46:05.420that Washington's army proved could stand in the open field
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00:49:54.180We have body pillows that are $39.98, and you get a free pillowcase for the Bolster pillows, $19.98 free pillowcase.
00:50:02.180But the big sale to our mattress toppers as low as $99.98, all our mattresses for the next couple of days, 50% off to celebrate the 250 years of our nation, free shipping.
00:50:20.060That's our thanks to all of you during this great time.
00:50:23.400If you go to MyPillow.com forward slash war room, you're going to see all these other exclusives where these sales are combining right now.
00:50:32.040Like I said, it happens once every 250 years, everybody.
00:50:35.800So you've got the new mega sale that's coming out right now.
00:50:39.120You can get the prelude sales on that.
00:50:42.180Giza Dream Sheets, $29.98, as low as $29.98.
00:50:46.080The MyPillow towel sets on sale, $39.98.
00:50:50.140The six-piece towel sets, all the new colors came in.
00:50:53.400You guys take advantage of this call, 800-873-1062.0.99
00:50:59.900Talk to my operators, and they want to talk to the Mormon posse, and thank you all.0.88
00:51:06.580Free shipping on your entire order.1.00
00:51:08.800You guys got a couple days left to take advantage of this.
00:51:11.460Remember, once every 250 years, the sale of the centuries.