Bannon's War Room - August 03, 2026


Episode 5563： Aaron Rodgers Throwing Down Against Anthony Fauci; Blanche Heads For Confirmation


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00:00:00.000 Don't forget, he was a 19-year-old valedictorian at whatever Ivy League school he went to.
00:00:04.300 Brilliant guy, the son of two German doctors.
00:00:08.500 However, he's playing a game that has changed since the 1998 almost meltdown of the global economy
00:00:14.440 under long-term capital management, which almost took the whole world down.
00:00:18.500 The different game is now that these leveraged instruments.
00:00:21.800 So when I was in 98, you couldn't buy something that would have four or five times the pop
00:00:26.920 if you're right on the upside because on four or five times the pop is also equal on the on the
00:00:31.700 downside they just never leveraged these these positions before like this but he's learning the
00:00:36.380 hard way and if the guy just stuck to a straight one one-to-one leverage and kind of took his time
00:00:42.580 I think he's going to be right here's my point I think all these trades that were liquidated over
00:00:47.040 the last two weeks where we're scratching our head why is the software market going down why
00:00:52.100 is the AI market going down why are the data center markets going down one at a time meticulously
00:00:56.900 is because they were liquidating this guy.
00:00:59.460 And now it all makes sense.
00:01:00.500 In hindsight, the problem is we don't have the benefit of those inside liquidations.
00:01:05.940 Someone did.
00:01:06.700 I'll bet you someone's making a lot of money,
00:01:08.080 but it feels like the market is taking a deep breath going,
00:01:11.600 whew, whew, that was close.
00:01:14.320 Well, Scott Besson, the safe pair of hands.
00:01:16.820 We're going to have Scott on.
00:01:17.600 I'm trying to have Scott on tomorrow at the 5 o'clock
00:01:19.220 after the market's closed to discuss all this.
00:01:21.080 Eric, last question.
00:01:24.420 Palantir put up monster numbers.
00:01:25.980 palantir is the surveillance company that will surveil everything you have to do does that make
00:01:31.260 you feel nervous the market jumped on it but is it this carp is a weird guy in itself and the
00:01:36.560 company is kind of a dark company what do you think i hate this i hate that i think peter teal
00:01:40.580 who's you know the founder of everything i just you know me steve i like governments out of the
00:01:46.280 capital markets i also like them out of my bedroom out of my phone out of my laptop palantir allows
00:01:52.040 everyone in all those places so not a big fan of balance here to be honest with you
00:01:56.700 eric bowling thank you hopefully see you tomorrow morning i'll talk to you after the show thank you
00:02:01.600 brother appreciate you okay we're gonna do something different we're actually play
00:02:07.560 an extended cut from the pat mcafee show today uh the reason we're doing it we're announcing
00:02:13.160 we're kicking off the uh the aaron rogers 2028 senate run in the in the commonwealth of
00:02:20.100 Pennsylvania. Fetterman, you better flip to be a
00:02:22.140 Republican quickly
00:02:23.680 because Aaron Rodgers is coming
00:02:26.180 for you. Aaron Rodgers goes
00:02:27.860 full MAGA on ESPN
00:02:30.020 Live, and they can't shut him up. Let's go ahead and play it.
00:02:32.680 You talked about your wife saying, hey,
00:02:34.100 have another year. Mike McCarthy being here, obviously
00:02:35.960 a big deal. Can you tell us about the mindset
00:02:38.060 of coming into your last season? Like, that's
00:02:40.020 a real thing, it feels like, because is everything
00:02:41.940 better? Is everything funner? Is
00:02:43.940 everything more awesome? Like, how do you kind of view
00:02:46.040 this year versus maybe the years of the past?
00:02:47.800 I'm going to plead the fifth. Okay.
00:02:50.100 like that absolute coward Tony
00:02:57.180 are you kidding me yeah 111 you got a
00:03:02.700 pardon and you're in front and you
00:03:04.200 pleaded over a hundred times yeah at
00:03:06.360 the White House what are you scared of
00:03:07.540 Tony I thought you were the science yeah
00:03:09.500 yeah I thought you were I am science and
00:03:11.960 you get up there and you can't answer a
00:03:13.120 question yeah what are we doing and how
00:03:15.020 much time did the network spend to that
00:03:16.900 how much time did they spend on my
00:03:18.640 responses every week on my vaccination status on taylor and travis's wedding
00:03:24.040 did they do even a minute did they do even a minute on tony fauci no i didn't i don't think
00:03:32.040 i've heard anything but they didn't but on that note then there was another scandal this off
00:03:35.880 season too involving a voter for mvp for coach of the year how much time did your network spend
00:03:42.540 Did your network spend on that?
00:03:44.660 Our network.
00:03:45.620 I wish back to Fauci.
00:03:48.560 This is awesome.
00:03:50.980 Go back to Fauci?
00:03:52.100 Yeah.
00:03:52.620 Go back to the coward Tony Fauci in science?
00:03:55.820 Who's spending the entire time writing in his diary about how fun it is to be famous?
00:04:01.340 You got to be kidding me.
00:04:02.500 Okay, so on that note.
00:04:03.500 What are you going to say about me now?
00:04:04.720 Debate him.
00:04:05.180 What are you going to say about me now?
00:04:06.200 No, I got no debate here.
00:04:07.460 You got a 500.
00:04:08.000 No, seriously, what are they going to say about me now?
00:04:09.500 Now that you can't talk about the COVID stuff, because obviously it was made, you know, in a lab in China.
00:04:15.720 That's like not even questionable anymore.
00:04:17.720 Tony Fauci is an absolute criminal.
00:04:20.580 I'm on good terms with my family.
00:04:23.320 I'm on good terms with my family.
00:04:24.840 What are you going to say now?
00:04:26.080 What are you going to say now?
00:04:26.900 I want to let you know.
00:04:27.820 It's been a fun ride for you, I will show you, over the last couple.
00:04:30.460 It's been a great, great life and a great career.
00:04:33.140 And it's nice to be sitting on this side now, especially after that coward played the fifth over 100 times.
00:04:37.620 I thought you had a part in there, Tony.
00:04:39.500 Why couldn't you answer one question the entire time?
00:04:42.860 Okay, we have four minutes until the heart out.
00:04:44.540 Yeah, I got four more minutes.
00:04:45.800 We can keep it going.
00:04:47.900 I got at least four minutes.
00:04:49.380 Okay.
00:04:50.460 There's a lot of silence, but I will say this.
00:04:52.700 I got to give flowers to Stephen A. Smith, my old friend Stephen A.,
00:04:57.780 because he was man enough to actually admit and apologize to Kyrie Irving.
00:05:02.580 So I got to give a shout-out to my guy, Stephen A.
00:05:05.360 You are not a coward.
00:05:07.260 I appreciate you.
00:05:08.240 Okay, can we talk about, we'll wrap up that conversation.
00:05:11.360 Other than that, there's been a lot of silence, I feel like.
00:05:13.560 You know, like 19 seconds about one subject.
00:05:15.740 Oh, don't talk about that.
00:05:17.640 You know, we can talk about Rex Ryan's foot fetish,
00:05:20.160 but please don't talk about, you know, anything else right now.
00:05:24.320 Don't talk about, you know, any scandals.
00:05:26.860 Don't talk about, you know, pop culture.
00:05:29.080 Talk about Taylor and Travis's wedding.
00:05:30.720 What do the insiders know about that?
00:05:32.680 But don't talk about, you know, shit that actually has to do with our business
00:05:36.140 or writing wrongs from the past.
00:05:37.420 Can we remind people a little bit why you're doing all this?
00:05:40.960 Can we remind people?
00:05:42.280 No, I don't care.
00:05:43.180 Okay, so in 2020, okay, we were there for all of this.
00:05:47.140 By 2021.
00:05:48.660 Sorry, 2021.
00:05:49.500 And it really went down.
00:05:50.200 Okay, there was a 500-page report that Aaron looked into
00:05:54.800 with many doctors about his body and said vaccination.
00:05:59.040 Now, that became a talking point of COVID, I believe,
00:06:04.320 around the entire globe.
00:06:05.500 And the only reason why I know that is because I was coming on the show every week.
00:06:09.460 I was called a murderer because I was platforming Aaron Rodgers, who was making the decision that was best for himself.
00:06:16.580 So as soon as I see all this start happening with Fauci, I knew that, boy, you were certainly having a time because your name was slandered.
00:06:24.480 You were called a murderer.
00:06:25.820 You were called a lot of things.
00:06:27.260 I was endangering my teammates and this and that.
00:06:29.720 Now, look what happened.
00:06:30.460 We talked about they suppressed early treatments.
00:06:33.080 They lied about where it came from.
00:06:35.500 Tony Fauci is writing in his journal about, I don't want to, you know, like create any vaccine hesitancy if I tell him what the actual stats are.
00:06:43.080 How many papers have been written?
00:06:44.320 How many McCullers and Malone's and all the great doctors out there who actually did treatment on the front end and repurposed drugs that are the safest profiles in the world.
00:06:55.100 But no, Tony Fauci pushing his medicine just like he did back in the 80s.
00:06:59.440 And now when you have an auto pen party.
00:07:02.780 Hey, Jay, you know what happened.
00:07:04.700 You have an auto-pinned pardon, and you can't answer one question.
00:07:10.880 Hey, now, real quick, though.
00:07:11.420 Not even your name.
00:07:13.240 I mean, come on.
00:07:13.880 What are we doing here?
00:07:14.380 Can we do this real quick?
00:07:14.800 And how much time did the network spend on that?
00:07:16.520 Hey, can we do something for you real quick?
00:07:17.660 How much time?
00:07:18.240 Hey, hey, can we do something for you real quick?
00:07:20.020 Yeah.
00:07:20.740 Hey, way to stand on your truth throughout the entirety of that thing.
00:07:24.100 I feel great about it.
00:07:24.880 Congratulations.
00:07:25.600 Yeah, you should.
00:07:26.340 I feel great about it.
00:07:27.160 I told you I'd be on the right side of history when I had that mustache that we were in New York.
00:07:31.520 You had that Halloween party, though, that killed a lot of people.
00:07:34.700 remember? You had that Halloween party. Oh, yeah. We were a 10,000 square foot warehouse with 21
00:07:39.440 people. And, you know, the I am science has six foot of distancing. You know, that'll be a good
00:07:44.020 thing. We can scare them enough. You know, they'll probably take this vaccine. It's had zero trials
00:07:48.840 done for it. You have no idea what the consequences are. There's no informed consent. You can't even
00:07:53.320 look at the insert to know what you're doing. They're not even, you know, pulling the plunger
00:07:58.600 back to make sure that they got in the right spot in the arm. Like, what are we even talking about
00:08:02.340 here the insanity i stood i sat here amongst a lot of actually brave americans who avoided the
00:08:09.380 trillion dollar propaganda campaign that was hijacked on the american public and look at us
00:08:16.120 now hey way to go we have anything to say we will be back tomorrow on tv live from indianapolis
00:08:22.780 that's mvp aaron rogers okay okay we're gonna come back to that there's still some more we've
00:08:28.740 got to do uh that was historic and that was heroic that was this afternoon on the pat mcafee show
00:08:35.520 i think the first two hours of a pat show is live on espn they're at the training camps for the nfl
00:08:43.480 and i think today's the first day of pads they're up at st vincent's college in pennsylvania with
00:08:49.360 the pittsburgh steelers and of course they had aaron rogers who's agreed to stay for another
00:08:54.940 the year hold off retirement to play one more year at the Steelers because his old coach McCarthy's
00:09:00.620 coming back from the Green Bay Packers now the head coach of the Steelers and right there he
00:09:03.780 comes right up on stage and here's a great thing as much as McAfee's trying to get and you know
00:09:08.820 McAfee's I'm sure got a producer in his ear from ESPN saying you got to shut this down you got to
00:09:12.800 get this guy off kill the mic they're killing us there's nothing more woke than ESPN they may
00:09:19.320 may be the worst of the worst they've actually gone out of their way that the the leaders of
00:09:24.260 espn have gone out of their way to make sports so woke you can't even watch it anymore this is why
00:09:30.420 so many people hate espn but look at the crowd response in back of him they have just the regular
00:09:36.400 folks that came the these these fans that want to come and they're there for the camp the summer
00:09:40.880 camp all day long when you watch that show they're very supportive in fact they talked about the
00:09:45.900 Baltimore Ravens and kind of rub it into the the nose of the of the Steelers fan they handle it
00:09:50.740 great as fans should Rodgers comes up there and Rodgers just drops bomb after bomb after bomb
00:09:58.840 Aaron Rodgers see what he's talking about I think he was at the Jets at the time they tried to throw
00:10:04.240 him out of uh they try to throw him out of pro football they might have been still at the Packers
00:10:08.360 they tried to throw him out of pro football and I think it was in 2021 why he refused to take the
00:10:14.640 backs, and he refused. You heard the, look at the doctors he quoted, Dr. Malone, Dr. McCullough.
00:10:20.220 He paid attention. He had the facts on his side. He stood up heroically, and they tried to destroy
00:10:27.940 his career, destroy his reputation. This guy is a first-vote Hall of Famer, one of the greatest
00:10:35.520 quarterbacks in the history of the game, and still around, right, in his 40s to get one more year.
00:10:40.500 That's what a baller he is. This is what a competitor he is. And what does he do? He comes
00:10:44.580 on pat mcafee's show and and to pat's and mcafee's um to his credit they were the guys that let it
00:10:52.260 on a couple years ago remember and they came after pat mcafee all the people on the left
00:10:56.480 you're a murderer you're platforming a murderer this is a mass murderer they went after they went
00:11:02.020 after aaron rogers despicably because this is how they are and finally we got our comeuppance
00:11:09.500 why cash patel are we not perp walking and todd blanch you're going to be confirmed why is anybody
00:11:17.680 in doj what where's the fbi why are we not perp walking uh you know fauci don't worry about the
00:11:24.940 phony auto the autopend pardon let a judge and a jury figure that out after you take him to trial
00:11:30.580 after after you get him on like a hundred count hundred felony counts for being a mass murderer
00:11:35.760 Crimes against humanity.
00:11:37.820 Does it take a guy like Aaron Rodgers, who's got a full-time job,
00:11:41.460 only the hardest job in all sports, being a quarterback of a National Football League team,
00:11:45.920 particularly one that's actually focusing on the playoffs
00:11:49.880 and trying to get to the Super Bowl one last time?
00:11:54.160 He's got a full plate.
00:11:55.240 Think of all the knowledge he's got.
00:11:57.080 He knows down to the details.
00:11:58.940 He had command of the topic.
00:12:00.860 He's not going to be backed off, and today he wanted that.
00:12:04.200 They tried to swerve and talk about a whole bunch of other stuff.
00:12:08.980 He didn't want it.
00:12:10.200 He wanted to get it out about how they tried to destroy him,
00:12:15.200 how they tried to destroy his career,
00:12:17.180 and how they tried to make him out to be a mass murderer.
00:12:21.600 And he had all types of problems with his family,
00:12:23.860 with personal relationships, all of it, and teammates,
00:12:27.380 because they're putting the poison out there.
00:12:29.600 the poison they put was psychological poison and a psyop the other poison they put was in the in
00:12:36.320 the vax in the vax pfizer and these guys and all the mr lion you had you had malone who was one of
00:12:45.040 the inventors of the technology telling you what the problems were you had others coming in telling
00:12:50.600 you what the problems were mccullough and so many other doctors we would have on here day after day
00:12:55.400 after day we were banned on every social media platform every social media platform because we
00:13:01.520 went after fauci and we said he's a liar and he's a murderer and that's what he is cash patel why
00:13:08.980 are we not perp walking uh dr fauci why does it take aaron rogers aaron rogers to come out
00:13:16.480 blistering besides bobby kennedy where's the rest of the administration where's cash where's the
00:13:22.000 Attorney General, why are we not arresting Anthony Fauci? Why are we not in front of a grand jury
00:13:28.800 right now? And by the way, if you're afraid of the pardon, go to the 25 or 30 people around
00:13:34.140 Fauci. Arrest them all. All of them should be in prison for the rest of their life. And I'm dead
00:13:40.000 serious. You see the connection Aaron Rodgers had with that crowd in back? The Commonwealth of
00:13:45.660 Pennsylvania, hey, Fetterman, you know, you better quit playing footsie. If you want to come over and
00:13:49.780 be a Republican. OK, do it. You should do it for the right reasons, though. But Aaron Rodgers will
00:13:55.680 take you down in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Aaron Rodgers ought to be. What what do you think
00:14:00.560 we would do in the United States Senate if we had a guy like Aaron Rodgers, not John Thune?
00:14:03.820 John Thune's a pencil neck pussy. Aaron Rodgers is a man. He stood in the breach with the whole
00:14:10.240 world against him, the entire world against him, particularly ESPN. This is what's so beautiful
00:14:15.640 about this. He made ESPN sit there and listen, and there's nothing they can do about it. With
00:14:21.600 the McAfee deal, hey, you know what you had to do, ESPN? Suck on that. A moment of beauty
00:14:30.480 on a Monday in August in the War Room. Amazing. We're going to play more. Short break. Aaron
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00:17:58.580 Aaron Rodgers.
00:17:59.380 you got to go back in time man they tried to run this guy to football
00:18:03.800 try to destroy him that they're so mean and they're so vicious
00:18:08.340 and if we lose this midterm it's all coming back
00:18:12.760 don't think the transgender is gone don't think the DEI is gone look what's
00:18:17.320 happening in the WNBA the transgender ideology is one of the
00:18:22.220 things that rotates around this Marxist left
00:18:25.900 In fact, we've got time to play it later.
00:18:27.760 Yesterday, I think it was in a heist with Milwaukee.
00:18:30.400 You've got this woman running for governor, one of the most radical, the radical.
00:18:34.080 Of course, all the radicals are there with their AOC, and the place is packed to the rafters.
00:18:37.940 This is what happens when the controlled opposition Republican Party puts your head in the sand for decades after decades after decades
00:18:46.800 and just allow these radical Democrats to take federal money and take it to the state level
00:18:52.620 and use these schools and colleges and institutions to allow open borders
00:18:58.320 and all these illegal aliens to invade the country, this is what you get.
00:19:02.520 This is what you wrought.
00:19:04.260 And now it's got to be sorted out.
00:19:06.180 But it's going to be sorted out by heroes.
00:19:08.140 Aaron Rodgers stood in the breach.
00:19:09.960 He could have played the game.
00:19:11.300 He could have gone along with it.
00:19:13.020 But he had the courage of his convictions, and he knew it was wrong.
00:19:16.800 He knew it was going to hurt people, and he didn't buy any of it, didn't buy Fauci.
00:19:20.440 And he called Fauci out more than I've seen most Republicans call him as a common criminal
00:19:26.080 and should be prosecuted and should be in prison.
00:19:29.660 Cash, are you listening?
00:19:31.220 You take your number two prince a lot?
00:19:32.720 I think Fauci's a government gangster.
00:19:34.940 How many government gangsters have we rolled up?
00:19:36.680 Let's start with Fauci.
00:19:37.760 We've got some more from the great Aaron Rodgers and Pat McAfee live on ESPN today, baby.
00:19:43.580 It couldn't have gotten better.
00:19:44.640 Let's play it.
00:19:45.220 that's mvp aaron rogers okay good and now we're digital now we continue now you can really let
00:19:51.380 it now we will continue i want to let you know good for you man yeah just because everything
00:19:57.100 that was said about you for years and years by a lot of people man there were some powerful
00:20:01.000 positions coming out saying you were the worst person on earth remember remember uh eight mile
00:20:05.240 right in the last the last rap you remember what he does yeah against papa doc he basically said
00:20:11.000 this is about me right yeah it's like all these different narratives he's this he's that blah blah
00:20:16.860 blah his family hates him he's a murderer he's in danger and old people all the years
00:20:22.260 like just keep it 100 that's all i'm saying just keep it 100 i'm not taking
00:20:27.400 it's just like it's just like kind of yeah it feels like you kind of should now on that note
00:20:34.040 seriously come on we're gonna worry about ball at some point but on that note i am very thankful
00:20:38.900 that you were having this experience that you're having
00:20:40.780 because, boy, it got
00:20:42.960 real loud. You were a very terrible person.
00:20:45.060 Years. I mean, it was, and I was,
00:20:46.760 the reason why I know this, I was next to you in those mentions.
00:20:49.000 What is the network doing? Like, you have literally an individual
00:20:50.740 that maybe used to work at ESPN
00:20:52.980 that covers our league at the
00:20:54.980 highest level, and there's a major
00:20:57.080 scandal, and it's
00:20:58.980 just like, nobody can f*** about it?
00:21:01.060 What are we even doing here? Personal lives are personal
00:21:02.840 lives. I feel like you of all people
00:21:05.060 should know that. I understand,
00:21:06.740 but if it's affecting certain things if there's leaks going on if there's tampering going on
00:21:12.900 if if that person is also an mvp voter and a coach of the year voter remember when i won mvp in 2021
00:21:18.900 yeah and that bum in in chicago uh-huh yeah yeah that that's real life like how are we allowing
00:21:25.140 these people to have an impact harbark porn harbarkush is what we call it as i remember
00:21:30.020 I didn't bring his added name.
00:21:31.020 Okay, so on that note, good for you, man.
00:21:34.080 Hey, actually.
00:21:34.760 That would have to be eight.
00:21:36.660 I told these boys I was bringing it today.
00:21:39.160 Did you tell Bert that?
00:21:40.540 No, Bert loves it.
00:21:41.780 Yeah, Bert loves it.
00:21:43.660 Dude, if you just go back and search Aaron's name,
00:21:46.160 you should take this in.
00:21:47.800 You should take this in.
00:21:48.580 Yeah.
00:21:49.660 But there's probably some, you know, courageous individuals back here.
00:21:54.200 Okay, okay.
00:21:54.640 I was about to say, there's no need to bury anybody back here.
00:21:56.820 No, I said there's some courageous individuals back there.
00:21:58.720 That's all you do with that.
00:21:59.280 Because there was a lot of enemies of yours, man.
00:22:01.720 And once again, I would like to say,
00:22:03.120 the only reason why I know that is because you have the ability to disappear from the Internet,
00:22:06.780 and I think you get updated on everything and you see everything.
00:22:09.260 Man, I'm on there every day.
00:22:10.420 I don't see everything.
00:22:11.200 I get updated on certain things.
00:22:12.480 Now, Bert's my update.
00:22:13.660 You know, tell me, hey, this guy thrashed here.
00:22:16.300 This guy said this.
00:22:17.320 Or be alert for this, you know.
00:22:18.800 Okay, so can we talk about some of the things you mentioned there that they can't kill anymore?
00:22:21.560 Yeah, sure, whatever.
00:22:21.980 You being back with your family, awesome.
00:22:23.600 Hey, let's go.
00:22:25.220 Go, Rob.
00:22:25.800 It's both sides.
00:22:26.700 Obviously, it's both sides.
00:22:27.560 a lot of people publicly have killed you for this entire thing we have always said like hey aaron
00:22:32.280 also has his side of this entire story for the fact that that's going to come together and now
00:22:37.080 but you know honestly the the the reason there was a schism and the reason we're back together
00:22:42.120 is nobody agreed and i gave a little glimpse a little glimpse and that's i'm not going to do
00:22:48.360 like you know i don't even really post anymore i posted our trip in idaho the previous post i
00:22:52.760 I posted before that was from the Malibu
00:22:54.820 trip the year before. You know, I'm not
00:22:56.740 going to be posting a bunch of stuff and blowing
00:22:58.780 it up. I just wanted to give
00:23:00.720 a little shout out there. I mean, and a
00:23:02.760 shout out to little Jack and Evie as well, watching.
00:23:05.240 They're probably not watching right now. They're probably
00:23:06.540 napping right now, let's be honest. I love that. But my little
00:23:08.740 niece and nephew, it was great to see them. But yeah,
00:23:10.620 it's good to have a full circle. There's been a lot of
00:23:12.720 full circles this past year.
00:23:14.960 But yeah,
00:23:16.660 people don't know and they shouldn't know. It's none of their business.
00:23:18.760 Yeah, but we do know you're back in the family. But there's a lot of conjecture
00:23:20.720 because I'm the darkness guy
00:23:22.280 and I'm the COVID in danger of God and I'm this and I'm that.
00:23:25.600 And in the end, all I'm saying is like, yeah, there's been a lot of that.
00:23:29.300 Yeah, there's been a lot of that.
00:23:30.280 And on that note, do you think that's going to make you play great ball this year?
00:23:32.700 Because I think it feels like you're a pretty free individual right now.
00:23:35.320 Not that you ever weren't, but it does feel like vibes pretty immaculate around Aaron Rodgers.
00:23:39.120 I just, I really, I used to not really care.
00:23:42.700 I care even less.
00:23:44.360 I'm going out after this.
00:23:45.720 I'm not going to be
00:23:47.220 I'm not going to be
00:23:48.680 you know
00:23:49.540 out there
00:23:50.140 doing a podcast
00:23:51.100 chasing down
00:23:52.720 whoa whoa whoa
00:23:53.200 we might
00:23:53.760 come on
00:23:54.520 every now and then
00:23:55.380 chasing down
00:23:56.340 weird ass parties
00:23:57.460 on the east coast
00:23:58.480 and wearing white
00:23:59.440 I'm not going to be
00:24:00.060 doing any
00:24:00.640 I'm not going to be
00:24:01.900 doing anything
00:24:02.580 yes
00:24:03.500 you know
00:24:04.100 I'm going to be
00:24:04.860 you're not going to be
00:24:05.280 a goofball fest
00:24:06.060 I'm going to be
00:24:06.660 out of the light
00:24:08.100 so I might as well
00:24:08.760 get a couple in
00:24:09.440 I don't get to do
00:24:10.120 this show as much
00:24:10.840 as I would like to do
00:24:12.300 I think from time to time
00:24:13.420 so
00:24:13.720 especially when I get
00:24:15.580 a chance to get after that
00:24:17.340 gutless organization you have to
00:24:19.620 be connected with.
00:24:21.060 Oh, jeez.
00:24:22.920 For the government?
00:24:26.140 I just don't care anymore.
00:24:27.760 Okay, we like that. I love it. I care
00:24:29.520 a little bit now. I don't care at all.
00:24:31.260 No, we like that. I think it's going to be good for the football. All I care about
00:24:33.600 is getting out there on that field and playing my best ball.
00:24:35.640 Okay, so let's talk about it. Say whatever the hell you want
00:24:37.760 about me. I don't care.
00:24:39.940 Now, that was actually the YouTube part.
00:24:41.880 That last little part, but he called ESPN
00:24:43.660 and gutless multiple times, here's what I want to do.
00:24:46.300 We've got a couple minutes before we go to break.
00:24:47.800 I want to go back to the beginning.
00:24:50.220 I want to play this again.
00:24:51.600 We're going to go to break, and then I'm going to come back,
00:24:53.480 give some commentary, play the rest of it.
00:24:55.060 Let's go ahead and hit it, Denver.
00:24:57.740 You talked about your wife saying, hey, have another year.
00:24:59.760 Mike McCarthy being here, obviously a big deal.
00:25:01.900 Can you tell us about the mindset of coming into your last season?
00:25:04.660 Like, that's a real thing, it feels like, because is everything better?
00:25:07.680 Is everything funner?
00:25:08.840 Is everything more awesome?
00:25:09.920 Like, how do you kind of view this year versus maybe the years of the past?
00:25:12.860 I'm going to plead the fifth.
00:25:14.520 Okay.
00:25:16.380 Okay.
00:25:17.980 Gotta love that guy.
00:25:20.300 Like that absolute coward, Tony Fauci.
00:25:23.640 Absolute coward.
00:25:24.660 Are you kidding me?
00:25:26.280 Yeah, 111 times.
00:25:27.300 You got a pardon and you pleaded over 100 times at the White House?
00:25:31.880 What are you scared of, Tony?
00:25:32.920 I thought you were the science.
00:25:34.200 Yeah, yeah.
00:25:35.220 I thought you were I am science, and you get up there and you can't answer a question?
00:25:38.620 Yeah.
00:25:39.220 What are we doing?
00:25:39.820 And how much time did the network spend to that?
00:25:41.920 How much time did they spend on my responses every week,
00:25:44.940 on my vaccination status, on Taylor and Travis' wedding?
00:25:50.540 Yeah!
00:25:51.580 Did they do even a minute?
00:25:54.140 Did they do even a minute on Tony Fauci?
00:25:56.340 No, I don't think I've heard anything.
00:25:57.680 No, I bet they didn't.
00:25:58.500 But on that note.
00:25:59.260 And there was another scandal this offseason, too,
00:26:01.500 involving a voter for MVP, for Coach of the Year.
00:26:04.960 How much time did your network spend?
00:26:08.100 Did your network spend on that?
00:26:09.700 Our network.
00:26:10.560 Our network.
00:26:11.220 Go back to Fauci.
00:26:12.500 Go back to Fauci.
00:26:13.620 This is awesome.
00:26:16.000 Go back to Fauci.
00:26:17.140 Yeah.
00:26:17.640 Go back to the coward Tony Fauci in science.
00:26:20.900 Who's spending the entire time writing in his diary about how fun it is to be famous.
00:26:26.380 You got to be kidding me.
00:26:27.520 Okay, so on that note.
00:26:28.540 What are you going to say about me now?
00:26:29.860 What are you going to say about me now?
00:26:31.200 No, I got no debate here.
00:26:32.480 You had a 500.
00:26:33.040 No, seriously, what are they going to say about me now?
00:26:34.540 Now that you can't talk about the COVID stuff, because obviously it was made in a lab in China.
00:26:40.600 That's like not even questionable anymore.
00:26:42.740 Tony Fauci is an absolute criminal.
00:26:45.540 I'm on good terms with my family.
00:26:48.300 I'm on good terms with my family.
00:26:49.840 What are you going to say now?
00:26:51.100 What are you going to say now?
00:26:51.920 I want to let you know.
00:26:52.860 It's been a fun ride for you, I will show them over the last couple.
00:26:55.480 It's been a great life and a great career.
00:26:58.200 And it's nice to be sitting on this side now,
00:26:59.560 especially after that coward played the fifth over 100 times.
00:27:02.620 I thought you had a part in there, Tony.
00:27:04.540 Why couldn't you answer one question the entire time?
00:27:07.800 Okay, we have four minutes to tell the heart out.
00:27:09.460 Yeah, I got four more minutes, but we can keep it going.
00:27:12.940 I got at least four minutes.
00:27:14.400 Okay.
00:27:15.540 There's a lot of silence, though, but I will say this.
00:27:17.740 I got to give flowers to Stephen A. Smith, my old friend Stephen A.,
00:27:22.820 because he was man enough to actually admit and apologize to Kyrie Irving.
00:27:27.620 So I got to give a shout-out to my guy, Stephen A.
00:27:30.420 You are not a coward.
00:27:32.320 I appreciate you.
00:27:33.420 Okay, can we talk about – we'll wrap up that conversation.
00:27:36.360 Other than that, there's been a lot of silence, I feel like.
00:27:38.500 You know, like 19 seconds about one subject.
00:27:40.780 Oh, no, no, don't talk about that.
00:27:42.640 You know, we're going to talk about...
00:27:43.520 Let me have it right here.
00:27:44.800 That's so good.
00:27:45.400 And we'll play it in the loop.
00:27:46.360 Give Stephen A. Smith a shout-out for having his back.
00:27:49.580 We're going to take a short commercial break.
00:27:51.520 How many folks on ESPN has called out ESPN and said,
00:27:56.020 Tony Fauci, you're a criminal?
00:27:58.260 Short commercial break.
00:27:59.140 Back in the war room with some more Aaron Rodgers
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00:31:00.260 Get to that in a second. Let's finish with Aaron Rodgers.
00:31:02.800 We were there for all of this. 2021. Sorry.
00:31:06.340 It really went down. OK. There was a 500 page report twice that Aaron looked into with many doctors about his body and said vaccination.
00:31:15.560 Now, that became a talking point of COVID, I believe, around the entire globe.
00:31:22.820 And the only reason why I know that is because I was called a murderer
00:31:28.220 because I was platforming Aaron Rodgers, who was making the decision that was best for himself.
00:31:33.980 So as soon as I see all this start happening with Fauci, I knew that, boy,
00:31:38.140 you were certainly having a time because your name was slandered.
00:31:41.600 You were called a murderer.
00:31:42.960 You were called a lot of things.
00:31:44.280 I was endangering my teammates and this and that.
00:31:46.860 Now, look what happened.
00:31:47.600 We talked about they suppressed early treatments.
00:31:50.380 They lied about where it came from.
00:31:52.780 Tony Fauci's writing in his journal about, I don't want to, you know, like create any vaccine hesitancy if I tell them what the actual stats are.
00:32:00.220 How many papers have been written?
00:32:01.460 How many McCullers and Malones and all the great doctors out there who actually did treatment on the front end and repurposed drugs that are the safest profiles in the world?
00:32:12.520 But no, Tony Fauci pushing his medicine just like he did back in the 80s.
00:32:16.580 And now, when you have an auto-pinned pardon.
00:32:19.880 Hey, Jay, you know what happened.
00:32:21.840 You have an auto-pinned pardon.
00:32:24.540 And you can't answer one question.
00:32:28.020 Not even your name.
00:32:30.480 I mean, come on.
00:32:31.020 What are we doing?
00:32:31.840 And how much time did the network spend on that?
00:32:33.680 Hey, can we do something for you real quick?
00:32:34.800 How much time?
00:32:35.380 Hey, hey, can we do something for you real quick?
00:32:37.160 Yeah.
00:32:37.880 Hey, way to stand on your truth throughout the entirety of that thing.
00:32:41.240 Oh, I feel great about it.
00:32:42.100 Congratulations.
00:32:42.720 Yeah, you should.
00:32:43.460 I feel great about it.
00:32:44.280 I told you I'd be on the right side of history when I had that mustache that we were in New York.
00:32:48.640 You had that Halloween party, though, that killed a lot of people, remember?
00:32:52.300 You had that Halloween party.
00:32:53.120 Oh, yeah.
00:32:53.540 We were a 10,000-square-foot warehouse with 21 people.
00:32:57.580 And, you know, I am science.
00:32:58.640 We're going to work this overnight and even have it better than ours.
00:33:02.400 Here's why.
00:33:03.960 So many more people watch that, particularly voters, than watch the Sunday shows.
00:33:07.920 The Sunday shows all watched by the political class.
00:33:10.140 Real Americans are watching that
00:33:12.780 You saw the response
00:33:13.980 That's the Pittsburgh Steelers summer camp
00:33:17.340 These are hardcore
00:33:19.020 These are hardcore American citizens
00:33:21.080 Hard working
00:33:21.800 This is their vacation
00:33:23.340 They go up to St. Vincent's College
00:33:25.040 And watch the Steelers on the first day
00:33:27.300 They put on pads
00:33:28.160 That's America right there
00:33:30.280 And you heard the response and the support
00:33:32.520 Farron Rogers
00:33:33.820 As he's calling out ESPN to their face
00:33:37.160 This is the power of Pat McAfee's show
00:33:40.100 right and i realize a lot of controversy around pat but he did give a platform for aaron rogers
00:33:46.140 not just today but back when he was taking the heat and mcafee they were saying you're a murderer
00:33:50.480 you're giving a platform to this guy there's on the left there's so evil okay they're so evil
00:33:56.420 and msnbc and and cnn who just all you know this thing between fallacy is just a personal thing
00:34:02.380 between ron johnson and rand paul and you know the crazies over there at the war room they're
00:34:07.540 just obsessed with him. No. This is about the health of the nation. And this is about a guy
00:34:14.200 who's a mass murderer. We'll get to that later. Mike Davis, correct me if I'm wrong. Have we won
00:34:22.320 this battle? Have we settled things down so now that Todd Blanche is going to be on the glide
00:34:28.440 slope to actually get confirmed by, you know, all the process with the committee vote and the floor
00:34:33.260 vote will take place thursday or friday and hopefully by saturday we'll have a president
00:34:37.600 trump will have a permanent attorney general sir yes uh todd blanche is back on the glide path
00:34:46.040 be the next attorney general of the united states he will have his senate judiciary committee vote
00:34:55.240 tomorrow it looks like every senate republican will vote for him he'll proceed to the floor
00:35:02.740 You have to file for cloture.
00:35:05.600 You have to vote for cloture.
00:35:07.140 You have to jump through the Senate procedural hoops, 30 hours of post-cloture debate.
00:35:13.460 But I expect Todd Blanchett to do this.
00:35:24.720 It's frozen up.
00:35:25.660 I'll tell you what, let's try to reboot.
00:35:27.460 If we can.
00:35:28.740 If we can, we'll get Mike by phone or we'll do it tomorrow.
00:35:31.840 Todd Blanche, it looks like now a deal has been cut.
00:35:36.100 President Trump has agreed, I guess, has walked away from the weaponization fund.
00:35:41.160 Todd Blanche is so Cornyn and Tillis, I guess they got most of what they wanted.
00:35:48.580 The president had to concede some. Of course, they conceded some also.
00:35:51.360 There'll be a committee vote tomorrow, and then it'll go, you know, with the rules they've got,
00:35:57.060 I think it gets to the Senate by Friday then, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday.
00:36:00.840 maybe Thursday before they go home because, you know,
00:36:04.180 they're not working that many days.
00:36:06.160 They vote.
00:36:07.480 It will be along Republican lines.
00:36:09.320 We supposedly have the votes.
00:36:10.680 Who knows?
00:36:11.260 J.D. may have to come in here, but I think pretty sure they have the votes.
00:36:14.820 He's got to get it out of committee.
00:36:16.100 This is Tillis and Cornyn, Cornyn being the president's best friend.
00:36:21.160 I say that tongue-in-cheek.
00:36:24.820 They'll get out of committee tomorrow, straight party line vote.
00:36:28.100 Not one Democrat will vote to support Todd.
00:36:32.840 It will go to the floor.
00:36:34.080 It will be voted out, and probably by Saturday he will be sworn in by the president
00:36:38.780 and then be the permanent attorney general.
00:36:42.400 The Hill newspaper today had a lead story for a while,
00:36:48.820 and that story was – I didn't get it to my team yet.
00:36:51.320 The story was Senate Republicans see Trump as the political problem,
00:36:55.880 and it was all these anonymous quotes from senators talking about Trump's dragging us down
00:37:02.740 because he's got people focused on the Save America Act and it's never going to get passed
00:37:07.700 and we're never going to do it. We're never going to execute it. That's their words, not mine.
00:37:11.440 And they said, he's the problem. He's the problem we've got. And so there you have it right there,
00:37:19.720 ladies and gentlemen. I keep saying that you're going to have to energize the base.
00:37:23.960 You're going to have to energize the grassroots leaders.
00:37:27.160 You're going to have to energize those people that canvass, that walk neighborhoods, that people look to them as kind of the leaders, the thought leaders.
00:37:36.620 This is why tomorrow Steve Stern is going to have the precinct strategy at 1 o'clock.
00:37:40.280 I want everybody to listen in.
00:37:41.300 It will be grassroots leaders from around the country talking about what they're working on, the precinct strategy.
00:37:45.840 It's the precinct strategy and grassroots leaders that are going to save us.
00:37:50.580 and no for the Senate to come out and say Trump's the problem gets to the heart of the matter you
00:37:56.540 need a mass uprising right now of grassroots MAGA base to save these Senate seats and tonight
00:38:03.280 or tomorrow night I should say not tonight tomorrow night in Michigan I think they're
00:38:07.420 going to nominate a radical Islamist and we'll play some stuff tomorrow from Dearborn some
00:38:13.040 footage we've got from Dearborn all that Mike Davis rejoins us Mike Davis by phone or we
00:38:17.600 Okay, we tried to get it by phone.
00:38:19.260 That didn't work either.
00:38:21.140 Maybe we'll try to get Mike Tamar.
00:38:23.240 Good news is a deal has been reached.
00:38:26.060 It is now official between the two recalcitrant senators, Tillis and Cornyn,
00:38:33.700 and they have agreed that Todd Blanche can go for a vote at the Judiciary Committee tomorrow.
00:38:41.520 He'll be voted out along party lines,
00:38:43.160 and then we'll go to a floor vote.
00:38:47.500 That floor vote will take place later in the week,
00:38:50.320 I think by Thursday,
00:38:51.240 because I think they're getting out of town.
00:38:52.960 And then the president will sign his confirmation.
00:38:56.900 He'll be the attorney general on Saturday.
00:38:58.480 Mike Davis, I just walked people through the process.
00:39:01.340 Why is this taking so long?
00:39:03.640 Todd Blanche, not a particularly controversial guy.
00:39:07.600 Why is this one taking so long, sir?
00:39:09.480 look it's been a an interesting process you did we did not have the votes before because of a
00:39:17.900 dispute over the weaponization fund the parties worked very hard to negotiate in good faith
00:39:24.980 and senator chuck grassley the chairman of the senate judiciary committee my former boss once
00:39:31.480 again worked all weekend and delivered a monumental victory for president trump
00:39:37.460 Todd Blanche will be confirmed on next Saturday. He'll be the next Attorney General of the United
00:39:45.020 States. The process is frustrating at times, but the process worked. The Senate did their oversight.
00:39:54.780 They provided their advice and consent. And the good thing about this process working, Stephen,
00:40:00.340 even though it's frustrating, is Todd's going to get confirmed as the next Attorney General of the
00:40:05.500 United States with momentum at his back and instead of a cloud over his head. So this is a
00:40:15.220 good resolution. It's a big win for President Trump. Again, hats off to my former boss, Chuck
00:40:22.500 Grassley, who made this happen. And all sides worked in good faith. Todd Blanche, the Justice
00:40:30.700 Department, the president, his personal attorney, Susie Wiles, the White House chief of staff was
00:40:37.160 instrumental. We've got to a good resolution with Senators Cornyn and Tillis. And hopefully
00:40:44.080 with this deal, we can use this goodwill and this momentum to work on other deals. So we can
00:40:53.240 repair the relationship among those senators with the president and get his agenda passed.
00:41:00.700 Look, look, Grassley, and it helped immensely that you were Grassley's guy.
00:41:05.940 You kind of led confirmations for us and know so much.
00:41:09.800 The White House staff, obviously, Senator Cornyn's staff, a lot of people worked on this.
00:41:14.400 But I get to give a special shout out to both Boris Epstein and yourself that just did yeoman's work to pull this thing together.
00:41:21.700 And there will be some momentum.
00:41:23.400 And I know the Justice Department is looking towards having leadership permanently in there.
00:41:27.680 And then all the other pieces will fall in place.
00:41:29.640 DAG, PDAG, all of it, maybe some reshuffling around a couple other positions. So, Mike,
00:41:35.180 I think, once again, your expertise. We came in hot when we had to come in hot,
00:41:39.460 backed off when we had to back off. Article III project and Bill Blaster did their job,
00:41:44.220 and then you, given all your experience with Senator Grassley and the great team over in his
00:41:48.280 Senate staff, did the rest. Where do people go, Mike, to follow you on social media about this?
00:41:53.260 Where do they go to Article III to get updates? I just want to say it's pretty shocking to see
00:41:59.500 the viceroy as the voice of reason who's trying to bring all sides together it's not something
00:42:06.920 that i'm used to doing but again it's because of shut grassley's leadership go to article
00:42:12.200 three project.org article number three project.org follow us on social donate but only what you can
00:42:19.680 afford the next action item now that todd blanch is back on the glide path to confirmation is the
00:42:25.280 save america acts light up both of your home state senators democrat and republican let's get the
00:42:31.840 save acts to president trump's back desk whether it's reconciliation or otherwise the vice word
00:42:38.800 was the voice of reason they had many phone calls or text messages saying dial it down put put the
00:42:44.280 choke chain on me over the weekend but it worked out well uh mike thank you so much great job great
00:42:49.500 job to everybody pull this off and look forward to todd uh the president's running him in on saturday
00:42:54.180 Friday or Saturday. Thank you sir. Appreciate you
00:42:56.280 always. Got a lot
00:42:58.360 more work to do. Got the Save America Act
00:43:00.460 I don't know
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00:47:24.720 Neil McCabe, our man at the White House. Interesting Oval Office today, Neil McCabe.
00:47:30.340 Let's go ahead and plug.
00:47:31.060 Neil's not ready.
00:47:32.640 The clip's ready, though, right?
00:47:34.440 Okay, hang on.
00:47:35.740 I'm going to play.
00:47:36.200 I'm just teaming him up.
00:47:37.140 I got it.
00:47:38.500 Neil's going to be at the White House momentarily,
00:47:40.180 but we're going to play the clip from the Oval Office earlier today.
00:47:43.240 Let's let it rip.
00:47:45.980 Sir, go ahead.
00:47:47.760 When a group, sir, when a group.
00:47:49.220 Well, let him go.
00:47:50.120 I'm sorry.
00:47:51.060 He was very rude to you, right?
00:47:53.200 Go ahead.
00:47:54.040 Who were you with?
00:47:54.740 I'm with Real American Voice, sir.
00:47:56.160 So when a group such as the Haitians
00:47:59.220 Use their temporary protective status
00:48:01.440 How soon should they be bused and flown out?
00:48:05.140 Well, we had a big victory in court
00:48:07.080 On temporary, you know, the protective status
00:48:10.240 And I largely leave it up to my people
00:48:14.000 But we've had people here for many years
00:48:17.000 And they were here temporarily
00:48:18.100 You know, we had people coming in
00:48:19.780 And they've been here for many, many years
00:48:21.620 And they had a tragedy in their country
00:48:24.560 They had sometimes it was storms or it was, you know, it was hurricanes.
00:48:30.140 And they come in and, you know, they're here for 12 years, 14 years.
00:48:34.200 So something's got to be done.
00:48:37.340 President, it was a great question, Neil.
00:48:38.960 President, I thought, gave a great answer.
00:48:40.560 Look, he's got the way the world on his shoulders trying to do everything.
00:48:43.400 I'd leave it to my people.
00:48:45.000 That would be Mullins.
00:48:45.980 But I thought it was a great question.
00:48:48.040 And by the way, in seeing the thing, you were a little concerned.
00:48:50.200 He was kind of kidding around with you.
00:48:51.400 Hey, you were kind of rude.
00:48:52.380 But that was that's President Trump taking the mick out of you, as the Irish say, your sense.
00:49:00.700 And by the way, his answer I thought was great.
00:49:02.320 I'm letting my people handle it.
00:49:03.600 And Mullins, you know, supposedly hasn't really given us a great answer yet of when they're going to actually leave, when they're going to start boarding the buses for Springfield.
00:49:12.940 And I realize that's a big issue with with this audience.
00:49:17.020 And, you know, Secretary Mullins has just got to get focused.
00:49:20.300 He gave some interviews on the weekend with the thing. It's just not acceptable. People don't think his his heart's in this.
00:49:27.920 And now you're getting leaks from the White House that they're upset because they've tried to media training.
00:49:32.320 They're trying to say, hey, look, here's your job. Here's the positions of this administration.
00:49:36.920 And we're not amnesty. A lot of things you talk about sound like amnesty.
00:49:41.640 Neil McCabe, your thoughts and observations today.
00:49:44.060 well obviously the president was there to talk about the executive order supporting military
00:49:51.180 spouses but then he opened it up and i felt that this was a question that need to be addressed
00:49:58.260 regardless of the president's answer i just wanted to get that question into the ether
00:50:03.960 just to get people thinking hey wow uh didn't they didn't we win this court case like two weeks ago
00:50:09.760 And so I thought the president gave a good answer. He didn't give the best answer. The best answer would be I'm ordering the buses and planes to start revving up now. But given he's got a lot on his plate, I appreciate it. I appreciate his answer.
00:50:25.320 I think I think. But I do. I do think I do think given the chain of command, I'd like when he says I got my people on.
00:50:33.460 I like my people do it. He he can't do everything right.
00:50:37.200 He can't insert himself in every situation. He gives guidance.
00:50:40.100 He said, look, I'm letting my people handle it. And now I think it's very appropriate to go over and start banging on the door.
00:50:45.460 Mullen said, hey, we just asked the president. President said it was a great court win.
00:50:50.120 Right. They said they're not supposed to be here for 16 years, supposed to be temporary.
00:50:53.920 So he lays out the whole case. Now it's time. It's incumbent upon us to get on Mullen and say, hey, the president says there's a great victory.
00:51:01.560 What are we doing? Where are the buses? Where are the planes? Where are the Haitians leaving Springfield, sir?
00:51:10.020 No, I think you're absolutely correct. And I, you know, really, my purpose was to to keep this question and to keep this issue, you know, in the bloodstream.
00:51:20.980 And I think we did that. And certainly, you know, the president is is all on board.
00:51:25.140 It's his policy. It's what he was elected to do. And he laid out the case.
00:51:28.620 It's not like he is inversed in this thing. He knows a chapter and verse.
00:51:32.260 And that's what he laid out. OK, fantastic.
00:51:35.700 What's your what's your social media? Where do people go to get you, Neil?
00:51:41.200 You can find me on all the socials at Reporter McCabe, Steve.
00:51:46.080 Thank you, brother. Appreciate it. By the way, I'm going to connect you with Brian Glenn on appropriate Oval Office.
00:51:50.980 us etiquette. Kidding. Brian was his favorite for many, many reasons. But those days are
00:52:00.920 behind us. Those days behind us. Neil McCabe, thank you, sir. Appreciate you. Captain Fennell
00:52:06.980 is going to join us from overseas. We're going to talk about the Strait of Hormuz in the
00:52:12.480 United States Navy. Also, Joe Allen is back and Eric Metaxa is going to talk to us about
00:52:17.820 oxford and the american revolution we've got a packed show coming up hosted by yours truly
00:52:24.900 stephen k bennett so stick around the second hour of the war room is upon us and also tomorrow
00:52:31.640 morning well i'll talk about a little next hour and tomorrow morning we're gonna have a rock a
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