On this episode of The War Room, Steve and Natalie discuss the latest in the Russia/China saga, including Bill Pulte s appointment as the new head of the Department of Homeland Security's Homeland Security Intelligence Division, and what it could mean for the ongoing investigation into Russian election hacking. They also discuss a new report from the Center for Strategic and Intelligence Studies (CSIS) that points the finger at David Rode and his links to the Chinese Communist Party.
00:00:12.360And China is our main rival here in terms of just AI and all the sophisticated ways that spying is going to be conducted in the future.0.99
00:00:21.700And then for Vladimir Putin or Iran, it's just more chaos and a more of a distraction in terms of, you know, a weak Washington where the president is dividing everyone.0.94
00:00:31.880And look, we we talked about it earlier on the previous hour.
00:00:36.800But, you know, my real concern is about what Bill Pulte will do in terms of the elections this fall.
00:00:41.940Well, Tulsi Gabbard, before she resigned, had gone down and seized voting records in Fulton County, carried out investigations in other states to prove the president's false claims of 2020 election fraud.
00:00:53.280And now you have Roger Stone pushing Bill Pulte.
00:00:56.880And, you know, there's real concerns among Democrats that he'll somehow claim to have intelligence
00:01:01.720and try to stop voting in blue areas and key states, let's say Georgia or Texas,
00:01:07.680in terms of Senate races or after the vote, claim it's all been hacked, that another election was stolen.
00:01:14.100And so and that's more of a distraction.
00:01:16.420That kind of division in this country just helps our foreign rivals.
00:01:20.480So it's, you know, we'll see if he stays in his position and what the Democrats do.
00:01:26.400Wednesday, 22 July, year-roar, 2026, and that's from a month or so ago.
00:01:31.140Natalie, I just want to go back through this because the lead attack dog against President Trump and Bill Pulte
00:01:37.920and all the information that was put out last week has been a running dog of the Chinese Communist Party.
00:01:48.200We are infested with people that are on the payroll of the Chinese Communist Party.
00:01:54.820It's one of the reasons we're in this jam, ma'am.
00:01:58.160Well, Steve, I don't know about you, but I am so glad that House Republicans finally are calling out, you know, communism is a great threat.
00:02:05.740I think they're, what, probably half a decade, a decade late compared to what War Room has been doing.
00:02:10.520Although maybe that's bad because when they actually say they're going to do something, that means they're definitely not going to do it.
00:02:15.580So we'll do their work for them here in the War Room.0.75
00:02:18.200But look, this is a story within a story within a story that at the meta level, I think is quite emblematic of everything that has gone wrong with this country when it comes to a foreign takeover, especially from the PRC angle.
00:02:33.860So David Rode, who is that funky looking guy that you just saw on your screen, I think0.59
00:02:39.660you made him famous to the War Room viewers because he really was, you know, MS Now's
00:02:44.720mainstream media industrial complex's hatchet man for saying that President Trump's speech
00:02:50.660about the 2020 election and Chinese involvement in forthcoming elections was bogus, was destroying
00:02:58.180And what's so interesting about David Rode, who I encourage everybody to go on Twitter and reply to his tweets and let him know that you know he's a Chinese trader, that's R-O-H-D-E-D on X, but he actually has a history of collaborating with not just any, but the foremost Chinese Communist Party-controlled propaganda and espionage organization that works here in the United States to essentially co-opt Westerners, co-opt people who hold positions of trust in society,
00:03:27.940whether it's in media, in government themselves, and push Beijing's propaganda. And this is not
00:03:34.340something that we're making up. We're not even really connecting dots. If you just read the
00:03:38.060Foreign Agent Registration Act filings, you can see that Western lobbyists were retained by this
00:03:43.800group called the China-United States Exchange Foundation to basically connect them with
00:03:49.240American journalists so they could secure, quote, favorable coverage and, quote, disseminate
00:03:54.680positive messages to the American people about the Chinese Communist Party. I think that's
00:04:00.640basic. I mean, I would say it's up to the line of treason, although I actually think that is.
00:04:05.080And this is a program that has been going on since at least 2009. They've done dozens of trips to
00:04:12.540China. I think Denver should have the picture. They take these people on tours of Chinese military
00:04:17.460facilities. They take them, they tour Huawei. That's what they're doing publicly. So you can
00:04:22.440only imagine what they're doing privately. And this is not just some one-off thing that was just
00:04:28.260David Road. The outlets that have been involved in this are CNN, The New York Times, The Washington
00:04:33.260Post, MSNBC, Forbes, The Financial Times, Newsweek, Bloomberg, Reuters, ABC, The Economist, The Wall
00:04:39.040Street Journal, AFP, Time Magazine, LA Times, The Hill, BBC, and The Atlantic. In one case, this was
00:04:46.380back in 2009, but one of the multiple lobbying firms that this Chinese entity retained was
00:04:52.340bragging of influencing just by quote, three articles a week. Now, why I think the story is
00:04:59.240so interesting, and where you can actually do something, so I would encourage the DOJ, I won't
00:05:04.100hold my breath for Congress, is that in these Farrah filings, they only listed the outlets that
00:05:09.800they had contact with, not the actual journalists. How I was able to identify David Rode is by pulling
00:05:16.320conveniently deleted articles where he was discussing his trip to China. So there's a
00:05:21.220handful of other journalists that I've been able to identify that did this. Now, conveniently,
00:05:25.560they're basically all Trump haters. And if you look at their track record, they've all gone on
00:05:29.120to praise China. David Rode being quite a glaring example. In his case, he actually, in the article
00:05:35.640that he wrote while he was in China, he praised the Chinese Communist Party for their efforts
00:05:40.500in economic development. This is a direct quote. Americans should accept that large-scale
00:05:44.980manufacturing will never return to the United States. And so that the real problem that the
00:05:49.240middle class faces is the ideological babble against the Chinese Communist Party in D.C.,
00:05:54.120not the economic hostility that the Chinese Communist Party wages. You can see it continuing
00:05:58.640throughout his entire career, saying we shouldn't go after them as currency manipulators, that,
00:06:03.040quote, getting tough with China is not as simple as it sounds. And look, here's the thing, right?
00:06:08.260There are so many journalists, sure, that are on the payroll of probably God knows how many foreign
00:06:13.220countries. But with the Chinese stuff, it is so in your face, which means it is also so easy to1.00
00:06:21.060call out these people. And I really hope that the administration, this is such an easy win. You1.00
00:06:27.520don't have to make anything up. The facts are right there. If you want names of people who have
00:06:31.320taken cash, who have worked with the Chinese Communist Party, not just to spread negative
00:06:35.180stories about President Trump, they do that, but to deceive the American people into thinking that0.97
00:06:39.760the Chinese Communist Party is our friend, it's such an easy win, and they should do it. And I0.78
00:06:46.380honestly, the fact that they haven't is for five years now, I first broke the story five years ago,
00:06:51.040is pretty maddening. Take a minute of why the leadership in Beijing are the biggest hammers
00:06:58.400in the world, why they don't take it seriously. Talk to us about United Front, what they just do.
00:07:04.120This is totally open. In Washington, D.C., it's accepted. It's just another thing you're going
00:07:09.280to lobby for another thing you're going to work for another client to get paid for why this is a
00:07:13.840this is part of the direct takeover of this nation from this you get situations like the dark money
00:07:20.120coming into back mandami this is how you get mandami this is how you have the takeover of all
00:07:24.820of our major cities the the it just drives me crazy that it's it's open they're they're not
00:07:30.280hiding this they're very open about this and they're paying big dollars that they are just
00:07:35.020as aggressive, more aggressive, and maybe don't write as big of checks as Qatar, right, or the
00:07:41.320Saudis in trying to push their Islamic agenda. But they're pretty brazen about it, Natalie.
00:07:49.180Well, that's exactly the maddening part about this. This is what they're doing as registered1.00
00:07:53.820foreign agents publicly in your face. You can only imagine what's going on behind the scenes,
00:07:59.820right? It's this concept of strangling us with our own systems, right? Because the United States
00:08:04.140is such an open society. We apparently let DC lobbying firms not just work for weird Chinese1.00
00:08:09.300propaganda organizations, but literally represent the Chinese Communist Party, their various embassies,
00:08:14.260their various ministries, even in some cases, their military proxies. By the way, the same
00:08:18.900people whose salaries you subsidized as the taxpayers so they could garner all the knowledge0.78
00:08:24.440that the Chinese Communist Party now pays them to exploit to help build up China's capability0.90
00:08:29.520to destroy the United States. But I really think it's much more sinister, right, than just putting,0.63
00:08:34.680you know, oh, media on payroll, let's really dupe the American people and let's have them think that
00:08:38.620China's economic success story is something that's great for them. One, we've now seen the evolution.
00:08:43.580They were basically forward deploying these operators to be able to put narratives now
00:08:47.620that are anti-Trump, rig elections, right? It's not just about saying, oh, China lifted all these
00:08:52.100people out of poverty, GDP went up by this percent. No, it's much wider scale. And I think
00:08:57.200when you put that, when you juxtapose that on the timeline, right, of unrestricted warfare,
00:09:01.400you love to hear from the David Rhodes of the world, right? Oh, China, they're not pursuing0.69
00:09:05.520kinetic confrontation, right? They want to avoid that. They even sometimes will say that's what
00:09:09.460we take away from, you know, unrestricted warfare and Sun Tzu. It's like, no, no, no, no, avoiding
00:09:14.700unrestricted warfare is a means to an end. So when they take over the United States, militarily,
00:09:19.880politically, et cetera, they still have a defense industrial base, and they're not, you know, as
00:09:23.760struggling. They're okay with using kinetic means. They just don't want to have to. And it's using
00:09:29.060these tactics, right? The political warfare, the information warfare, the three warfares doctrine,
00:09:33.040the media warfare, the legal warfare, which by the way, for all the exchanges that go on between
00:09:38.140our elites and their elites, I would argue, I would posit that you've seen a lot of these tactics
00:09:42.320come back and now seem to be the strapline in the Democratic Party. But people view these as
00:09:46.760isolated incidents or just, you know, people being, you know, oh, they just want some cash
00:09:50.340from the Chinese Communist Party, this is systemic and systematic. And by the way, all these people
00:09:56.160who tell us now, oh, you know, we were right about the origins of COVID. These are the people
00:09:59.780who like the day after China invades Taiwan, they're going to tacitly admit, oh, well, you
00:10:05.240know, maybe all the China hawks were actually right. Like, oops, sorry, got this wrong. And
00:10:09.360it's like, no, enough is enough. You're on the payroll of the Chinese Communist Party. Stop0.88
00:10:13.380lecturing us. And you know, for the love of God, stop saying that this show is responsible for
00:10:17.860destroying democracy when you're literally working hand in glove and taking cash from the
00:10:22.920Chinese Communist Party to literally help the Chinese Communist Party be superior to the United0.73
00:10:27.980States. That's how you destroy democracy. Natalie, where do they go? Your substack on this0.97
00:10:33.100is amazing. Where do people go to get your substack? Where do they go to get your social media?
00:10:37.880Yes, substack is nataliegwinters.substack.com, nataliegwinters on X, and feel free to let0.56
00:10:43.720r-o-h-d-e-d on x know what you think about him being a traitor for the chinese communist party
00:10:49.700thank you steve i would match i would match natalie winters that right there was just all
00:10:54.360the top of the head because she knows the subject so well i would match her against anyone in the
00:10:58.600nation not just media any politician anybody for her knowledge and the ability to articulate it
00:11:05.260in a coherent manner ma'am fantastic unbelievable thank you incredible absolutely incredible
00:11:13.640john solomon um the democratic party for laughing at this all your revelations last thursday of your
00:11:22.360task force they had an unpleasant moment up in new jersey and it gets more and more unpleasant
00:11:28.740as now more and more lies they're saying oh it's a software problem it's a computer problem nothing
00:11:33.140to see here walk us through what's happening in new jersey because it's emblematic of the problem
00:11:38.540we have here in the united states and why if you don't do save america you've got to do an
00:11:42.700executive order like immediately to get aspects of Save America in? John Solomon.
00:11:48.620Well, first, there's a lot of momentum moving towards Save America Act. There are tens of
00:11:53.500thousands of phone calls and hundreds of thousands of emails and text messages going to members of
00:11:58.100Congress today from a large coalition of a conservative group. So they are pounding the
00:12:03.440phones. They are putting fear in the hearts of senators who are on the fence and letting me know
00:12:08.220that they heard the president's speech even if the news media didn't. Let's get down to the glitch.
00:12:14.000That was the excuse we were given for why 6,600 non-citizens, i.e. foreigners, made it onto New
00:12:20.160Jersey's voter rolls and more approximately 400 of them actually voted. That's the single largest
00:12:25.520concentration of foreigners ever known to vote in an election. The New Jersey governor, Mikey
00:12:31.740Sherrill, a Democrat, came out yesterday and said, oh I know I picked on Donald Trump on Thursday
00:12:37.340tonight saying, I didn't believe his speech, but we do have 6,600 non-citizens confirmed
00:12:41.200under voter rolls. I actually knew this last week, and it was really the software vendor.
00:12:45.060It's a glitch. Well, overnight, the software vendor, who ironically is based in France.
00:12:50.760Think about that. We have a foreign national company managing part of our election infrastructure
00:12:55.020in New Jersey. They came out and said, not so fast, Governor. It isn't our glitch. We
00:13:00.420pass the data to you. You decide if they're supposed to be voting. You let these foreigners
00:13:05.600onto your, meaning New Jersey, you let these foreigners onto your voter rolls and onto your1.00
00:13:11.060ability to vote in elections. 400 of them did that. So they're calling bunk on their own0.97
00:13:17.200customer, which is pretty remarkable. I think we're going to find this dynamic in many,
00:13:23.160many states. I think the reason why the Democrats lost their mind on Thursday night with the
00:13:28.620president is very specific, very detailed. And by the way, fully vetted by all five of the
00:13:34.740intelligence agency's speech. All five of the intelligence agencies checked every word is at
00:13:39.920the three heels of their strategy is starting to fall apart. They like to get non-citizens on the0.94
00:13:44.900voter rolls. They like to have dirty voter rolls. They prove that by fighting to keep them dirty.0.97
00:13:49.460Two, they've known for some time they were bragging about it and raising concerns at 19. Then they let
00:13:54.200it go that our election machines have vulnerabilities out of foreign power could, hasn't yet, but could
00:13:59.680exploit. And then third, they do not like any sense of hardening the system. They want to keep
00:14:07.020the system soft and mushy. And Donald Trump is threatening that by pushing the Save America Act.
00:14:13.380John, can you just hang on one second? John's actually out of a conference.
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00:26:00.760I want to go back to the incentive structure here.
00:26:03.120The reason is there's $100 billion in fees out there annually, folks, annually.
00:26:09.880And the structure of the industry is just that the big insurance and look to their in a capitalist system to their own self-interest have structured it so that the advisors can grab a big, big hunk of those fees working with the provider to confuse the little guy.
00:29:55.420You know, the great patriot, St. Faddis, gives you so much expertise on the intelligence
00:30:00.040situation, what's happening in the Middle East, you know, service country for so long
00:30:05.900in the Middle East, and particularly in places like Persia, and is one of the great grassroots
00:30:10.720leaders in the commonwealth of pennsylvania which is absolutely the keystone state is a keystone
00:30:16.020for the mega movement and for victories um is um has a serious medical problem we're putting up
00:30:23.100the families uh i think yesterday they had the helicopter the medical of that helicopter taking
00:30:27.880away uh understanding he's at university of pennsylvania evaluating uh about going to surgery
00:30:33.640there and grace will get us updates as we go along but prayers for the great sam fattis
00:30:39.820um pennsylvania the commonwealth particularly western pennsylvania is trump country however
00:30:45.800we've had issues in our for allegheny county about exactly what's going on there and how
00:30:51.900we deliver the vote consistently mary joe costella melanie maxwell mary joe uh tell us about i had a
00:30:59.740little bit of time here say but once you take you guys time we got a whole segment and a half here
00:31:03.200walk through what the situation was in Allegheny County. How was it being run from the Republican
00:31:10.180side? And what did you guys, grassroots patriots, kind of the MAGA base, what did you guys decide
00:31:15.860to do about it? And what did you accomplish, ma'am? Okay. Thanks again for having us on, Steve.
00:31:21.560Yesterday, we talked about our team and our team has hundreds of people. So I chose to pick
00:31:27.260Melanie or bring her on board. She has been our precinct champion for the last four years. And0.99
00:31:33.340I'm going to turn it over to her and kind of pick up where we left off. But first, I'll just say
00:31:37.660we have been up against 100% establishment for the last six years that I've been doing this.
00:31:43.920And for the last four, Melanie has taken the ball and run with it in a very remarkable fashion. So
00:31:49.720Melanie. Thanks. So we stumbled upon Dan Schultz and his precinct strategy and we had no idea what
00:31:59.160we were doing and we just all grabbed hands and we jumped in the ocean together not knowing how
00:32:04.220to swim and little by little we learned exactly what it is that Dan Schultz talks about so
00:32:10.580emphatically and that is the precinct strategy and it is the number one tool in the toolbox
00:32:16.800to get good people elected to get our get out the vote and to get all of the things taken care of
00:32:24.460that have not been taken care of in the Republican Party. For example, if you become a precinct
00:32:30.120committee person, everybody asks me how much time does it take? 44 hours per year. That's it. If you
00:32:37.340don't have 44 hours per year to help save your country, you're probably shouldn't be watching
00:32:42.840this show right now. But so we just started plugging away, talking to friends, talking
00:32:50.640very intentionally. Every relationship that I've made over the past six years has been with the
00:32:56.520intention of how can I get this person involved? I think the grassroots is what was always intended.
00:33:04.680We were always supposed to be involved in our government in this local level, and it just
00:33:09.280hasn't been happening so we turned over every rock sometimes the conversations were easy
00:33:15.040sometimes the conversations literally took four years until we got to this election this past
00:33:21.280saturday and just we it's a family we have um the the efforts that have been taken undertaken is not
00:33:29.840just me it's not just uh mary joe it's been hundreds of us that have gone out and recruited
00:33:36.940their friends, their family. I recruited my son. She recruited her son. And so, you know,
00:33:44.700when you take time away from family, sometimes it can be, you know, it can be difficult. But when
00:33:49.740you can include your family, it's just, it's amazing. And my family has grown as a result of
00:33:56.380this. We're just happy warriors. We love to be involved. The precinct strategy is one man and
00:34:03.100one woman and you get your own little piece of America to work and you get out the vote and you
00:34:09.500explain the candidates and you explain things that people don't have time to do the research on their
00:34:14.980own. So we do a lot of door knocking. We do letter writing. We do phone calls, get out the vote. We
00:34:22.100explain why that's so important. And so we have our own tiny little piece of America that we're
00:34:29.080responsible for. And it's not hard. Melanie, but hang on a second. So people, you know,
00:34:35.040obviously this is a platform for the grassroots and for Dan Schultz and Steve Stern and all the
00:34:39.720people that are active in the precinct strategy movement. One of the things we hear consistently
00:34:45.480is that 44 is, I guess, technically the amount of hours. We do know people like yourself,
00:34:50.340people pour their heart and souls into this. They give up their hobbies, sometimes give up their
00:34:53.820sports, their lives get bigger because they're meeting people, particularly at a certain age
00:34:59.120in life, when you're not making new friends, you get comrades in arms, you get new people,
00:35:04.420you're fighting your task and purposes for this sacred cause of this republic.
00:35:09.280But the one consistent thing I hear is that it's so much harder than just doing it if
00:35:15.180you just had to do the organizing to compete against these Marxist jihadists that call
00:35:21.400themselves Democrats. But the biggest fight you have, and this is whether it's in West Palm Beach
00:35:27.340or in Nebraska or in Texas or Georgia, is the people that are there, the kind of Republican
00:35:33.620establishment, don't accept you by and large with open arms. They fight you. Talk about your six
00:35:39.580year. You guys have just now kind of taken control after six years of this. Why were you not embraced?
00:35:46.340Everything you just said, knocking on doors, canvassing, explaining policy to people, explaining candidates should be something the Republican Party supports and loves, but they have not.
00:36:01.140I can't say for sure, Steve, but I feel like the people that are against us, they're against us because they think they're somebody special.
00:36:11.780They want to use this as a platform for the next shiny object.
00:36:36.260I think that the rhinos just want to go to the next best thing, the highest level that they can
00:36:43.780get at. So they have ignored we the people because we the people are not going to help advance them
00:36:50.000in their next position. I don't know. What would you say? I mean, it's all the things I said
00:36:56.020yesterday, too. It's so there's so many reasons. But I always say, like, I want Melanie's kids to
00:37:02.980do great. And Melanie wants my kids to do great. I think some of these bitter people, they just
00:37:10.220want their own selves to do great. And they cannot see this as and I'm I was in the Navy. And you
00:37:15.840know, when we all take the oath, you swear your your life for your fellow countrymen. These people
00:37:23.100don't understand that it's very self centered. It's targeted instead of doing the work and rolling
00:37:29.760up your sleeves. There's so many reasons why people just don't want to work together. So we
00:37:35.860vet our posse. You know, we used to say, oh, everybody's welcome. Everybody's welcome. After
00:37:40.360this election leading up to it, oh no, you're vetted. And we don't tell people how we vet you,
00:37:45.860but we vet you. And it's critical because we can't afford bad apples in the barrel because it'll just
00:37:50.880take us all down. And that's how we got here. So I also don't think a lot of these people want to
00:37:55.700win. It's go along to get along, go along to get along, go along to get along. And the minute that
00:38:00.960you show a fighting attitude, they dismiss it. But we can't win anything when you're working
00:38:07.120with losers. So it's been remarkable and it's a sifting process. Hang on one second. When you say0.92
00:38:17.820they don't actually want to win, I see this all the time, but explain to people how you see it
00:38:23.240from the deck plates. When you say these people don't want to win, what do you mean by that?
00:38:28.380Well, let's talk about the PAGOP. What have they ever won? We are Pennsylvania. We are red. We
00:38:37.400are fighting. We're amazing. I mean, Pennsylvania. Why, when Donald Trump ran for president,
00:38:44.700Our PA GOP and our local Allegheny County provided us with zero, zero Trump material and yard signs. Zero. I went out and we hired, we didn't have to hire him. He printed thousands and thousands of Trump yard signs and people would use my garage.
00:39:04.840we'd sell them for two bucks and then elon musk came in at the last minute and wrote a check for
00:39:09.580a million dollars and some some kind of other trump sign showed up how can you want to win
00:39:17.260and not do anything it's like playing football and i we tell people all the time if you want to
00:39:22.860play baseball you have to get off the bench and if these people just want to sit on the bench
00:39:27.280lazy i mean you can say a lot of it's just laziness we call people chicken salad eaters
00:39:31.780They want to come to the party. They want to eat their chicken salad and go home.
00:39:35.860That's not what this is about. So it's it's a tough one, Steve.
00:39:39.900It's a hard question. And I think we're all struggling with the answer.
00:39:42.760But we choose to just charge down the field with the football, aim for the goalpost and all this other shiny object stuff.
00:39:49.300Just let it go because we can we win. We are winners.
00:39:52.640We have we have caused so much. What do we want to call discord?
00:39:57.160discord. In Allegheny County, when all we do, we're just happy patriots. And we say our Team
00:40:02.860Reds meetings look like what the Republican Party should look like. It's a bunch of patriots. We have
00:40:07.620civil discourse. We act respectful. People get mad at us. And we're like, well, have you been to a
00:40:12.120Team Red meeting? No. Okay. So we don't care. That's the other thing. We're bullyproof. And
00:40:17.440that's important because they do try to bully. What do you think as we stand today with the
00:40:25.560midterms, but even beyond the midterms, 2028, but actually the whole direction of the country.
00:40:29.540As you guys sit here today, having given up a big part of your time to do this,
00:40:34.440it's not about particular policies. But as far as motivating, we just had Megan Messerly on
00:40:40.220from Politico about their poll, right, that showed there's a dropping interest in the war.
00:40:45.640But more importantly, it was about the intensity. We know the left, particularly the more radical
00:40:50.240parts of the left are ginning up their voters on a hate Trump campaign and hate MAGA and hate
00:40:56.200Trumpism and all of it. On our side, what are you doing to motivate people for the long fight?
00:41:02.940This is not going to be about any one election, although obviously if we lose the House in the
00:41:07.380midterms and Pennsylvania is central to that, we're going to have huge issues. But how are
00:41:11.980you going about motivating people now to join this cause? You want to take it? I think we just
00:41:18.380motivate them because we have fun when we do this. We build relationships which are very intentional
00:41:24.980and we motivate them to get out and vote because of our children, because of, you know, the founders
00:41:32.780talked about how we would be responsible, how we would be responsible for, to God and to posterity.
00:41:39.580And that's, you know, that's why I'm doing this. I'm doing this for my children. I'm doing this
00:41:44.500for my grandchildren that I don't have yet. I'm doing this because I love the country and I don't
00:41:50.200want the country to go down in flames. Steve, I think a lot of people don't even realize that
00:41:56.080there is such a thing for them to be involved in. They don't realize, you know, pastors, a lot of
00:42:01.240pastors are preaching this, you know, from the pulpit. Some are, but not many. We were meant to
00:42:08.200be involved in the government. We, the people, the little people, if you want to call us the little
00:42:13.440people, whatever. I think that the Republican Party as a whole has gotten so big and so proud
00:42:20.500of themselves. For what? They've never talked to us about what we want. They don't represent us.
00:42:27.340And that's the problem. You know, I represent a very small population of people in my community,
00:42:32.940but I ask them, what do you want? What do you want to see? You know, and I will try to make
00:42:38.840that happen. I mean, I don't do a whole lot, but at least I'm talking to the people. You know,
00:42:44.960when was the last time that our representatives, at least in my area, you know, had a real town
00:42:49.940hall or that asked us what we wanted? They don't. They're public servants. They're supposed to be
00:42:56.260serving us and they're not. And that goes, you know, I don't know what they're doing on the
00:43:01.460Democrat side because they're just crazy. But on the Republican side, they're not listening.0.53
00:43:05.720And so if we get the little people involved in in some of these empty seats, they're going to hear from us because we're getting bigger, we're getting louder.
00:43:16.800So as far as motivating people, I think it's just you motivate people to save the country, motivate people because it's fun.
00:43:24.700This is my hobby. Saving the country is my hobby.
00:43:28.620And I don't know. I don't know if that answers the question, but that's perfect.
00:45:55.360No, no, we want everybody to pile in today. This is the way you take back the country. You guys, right there. Thank you all. Appreciate you all.0.74
00:46:06.740That's the way you take it back right there. And it can be taken back, right? You're dismissed all the time. Remember, first they dismiss you, then they trash you, and then you win.
00:46:25.360we've won a bunch before we're going to win more in the future trust me we're not going to just
00:46:30.600sit there and turn it over to people out to destroy this country mike lindell you're from
00:46:36.200the factory floor today talk to us sir
00:46:39.400okay mike do you call him is that mike lindell there you are there you go
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