Bannon's War Room - August 06, 2026


Episode 5570: Denaturalizing Traitors From America


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00:00:00.000 This is the primal scream of a dying regime.
00:00:07.000 Pray for our enemies, because we're going medieval on these people.
00:00:12.000 I got a free shot at all these networks lying about the people.
00:00:17.000 The people have had a belly full of it.
00:00:19.000 I know you don't like hearing that.
00:00:20.000 I know you try to do everything in the world to stop that,
00:00:22.000 but you're not going to stop it.
00:00:23.000 It's going to happen.
00:00:24.000 And where do people like that go to share the big lie?
00:00:27.000 Mega Media.
00:00:29.000 I wish in my soul, I wish that any of these people had a conscience.
00:00:34.460 Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?
00:00:38.240 If that answer is to save my country, this country will be saved.
00:00:44.420 War Room. Here's your host, Stephen K. Vann.
00:00:51.060 It's Thursday, 6 August in the year of our Lord, 2026.
00:00:54.180 We start today's show in Texas, and I'm here to announce that
00:00:57.400 brian harrison will join us back on monday morning he's got a whole plan of action a call
00:01:02.220 to action for the war and posse so uh monday morning brian will be back uh with this action
00:01:08.020 plan of what's needed down the texas house particularly regarding accountability and
00:01:13.560 people like talarico we had byron donald's on uh running for the in the republican primary you know
00:01:19.820 byron's been on the show many times over the years as a congressman now i want to introduce uh paul
00:01:24.800 By the way, Solomon's going to be on.
00:01:26.400 Huge breaking story in Arizona, Maricopa County.
00:01:30.540 John Solomon's up at the Senate now.
00:01:31.940 He's going to come back.
00:01:32.620 He's going to be in studio.
00:01:33.620 We'll have John here probably at the bottom of the hour.
00:01:36.660 And, of course, the stories yesterday blew up,
00:01:38.400 so we're going to get updates on all of that.
00:01:40.520 Tom Fitton's weighing in now about the FBI, all of it.
00:01:43.280 So we're going to get to all of that here momentarily.
00:01:45.740 I want to introduce Paul Renner.
00:01:48.180 Paul, former surface warfare officer, running also against Byron and Fishback
00:01:53.860 and i guess collins for the in the primary paul you're i think best known talk to us about the
00:02:01.400 time we used to have dr latipo on all the time a superstar and governor de santis i mean the
00:02:06.220 becoming of the free state of florida started with the response during fauci's pandemic you
00:02:12.220 were speaker of the house walk me through what you did in that time how you and latipo worked
00:02:17.080 together what'd you do with the governor de santis and how did you guys make this the free
00:02:20.820 state of Florida, sir. Yeah, and in this race, I'm the only one that was present during that time,
00:02:26.660 and we stopped the lockdown regime, you know, beginning with COVID and obviously during the
00:02:32.420 Biden administration and stood up against the coercion to protect people from losing their jobs
00:02:37.280 by not wanting to take an experimental shot from crazy things like vaccine passports. I mean,
00:02:43.740 we were talking about a brave new world, and it halted here in the free state of Florida,
00:02:48.060 And I was there every step of the way with the governor, with Surgeon General Lattipo, to make sure we kept Florida free, leaned into health freedom.
00:02:56.980 I've been endorsed by the Stand for Health Freedom organization.
00:03:00.200 I'm the only health freedom candidate in this race.
00:03:02.520 We don't want health freedom to be something that was a COVID-era issue.
00:03:06.400 It needs to be front and center for Republicans going forward, and it will be when I'm governor.
00:03:10.300 mr speaker people you know understand it kind of in particular people in florida the great
00:03:18.180 fight that you guys had but it started to attract people the free state of florida started to attract
00:03:22.560 people from all over the united states to come there particularly from the northeast
00:03:26.700 and so many floridians i know when they talk about what they're looking for in leadership
00:03:31.020 what they're looking for in governor they love the old original florida right there's a there's
00:03:37.040 a bond to folks in the state of florida like there is folks in texas right to texas walk us through
00:03:44.140 how do you balance that of of growth particularly what's happening in south florida you've got
00:03:48.320 half of wall street looks like it's moving to florida from new york city the other half's
00:03:53.140 moving to dallas and i keep telling folks when coming you know i having worked at goldman sachs
00:03:58.120 when the financial community starts coming there things just change how do you balance economic
00:04:03.640 growth, what you want to accomplish with those people saying, hey, we don't want to lose what
00:04:09.100 made Florida so attractive in the first place? Yeah, it's a great question. We're a victim of
00:04:14.360 our success. And I've joked if I could build a wall at the Alabama Georgia line and make New York
00:04:18.480 pay for it, I would, because we really have such an influx of people that are driving up the cost
00:04:24.480 of housing, insurance, taxes, all these things are going through the roof. And it is the number
00:04:29.280 one issue for me and my contract with Florida is to eliminate property taxes, lower insurance rates,
00:04:35.300 get after these solar farms that are driving up our electric rates and make sure we're establishing
00:04:40.760 a proper energy policy in our state to lower electric rates and stopping hyperscale data
00:04:45.940 centers that are going to damage our environment and drive up electric rates as well. These
00:04:50.020 affordability issues are front and center because of the influx. Now, we still want to have
00:04:54.780 prosperity. That means no income tax. That means reducing those property taxes. That means leaning
00:04:59.540 into education and these types of things, but balancing the growth by giving more local control.
00:05:04.960 When I was speaker, we also invested in the wildlife corridor and land conservation to make
00:05:09.460 sure that we preserve a little bit of wild Florida. My grandfather was a dairyman in Pinellas
00:05:14.700 County. There's no dairies in Pinellas County anymore, but I'm third generation. My dad grew up
00:05:19.440 in FFA and 4-H. And of course, I went to the Navy like you, and that was my path. But we have a
00:05:27.560 great state. And part of my Florida first agenda is to leave it better than we found it to make
00:05:31.920 sure that we conserve that part of old Florida so that we can enjoy it. I want my kids to fall
00:05:38.400 in love with the state that I fell in love with many, many years ago. Let's talk about power.
00:05:44.680 Dave Walsh, we had as our power energy expert for years. He's now the Department of War in
00:05:48.580 the trump administration but dave used to come here all the time to talk about the florida power
00:05:52.920 commission and how they had gone kind of woke and gone so much to solar how do you kind of unwind
00:05:58.280 all that this whole thing about going to solar where the rates are going and couple that with
00:06:03.660 this just maniacal drive by the tech oligarchs to to build these massive data centers i mean we've
00:06:10.720 had many citizens from florida come on over the last year talking about fighting their planning
00:06:15.880 commission and finding this for these these data centers they just want particularly in rural areas
00:06:20.340 where they got this kind of beautiful lovely agricultural uh territory and and land and it's
00:06:25.540 been there forever and this is why they fell in love with it but now they're gonna have a massive
00:06:28.700 data center how do you work all that to make sure you've got the energy and power to do it
00:06:33.220 but you got to get off this woke solar panel uh focus and uh and and at the same time make sure
00:06:40.460 that the data centers are not sucking out everything else on the grid?
00:06:45.140 Well, I'm a hard no on the data centers as they've been presented
00:06:47.900 because they will drive up our grid, and I love Dave Walsh.
00:06:51.180 It will damage our electrical grid.
00:06:53.800 It will drive up costs through a multitude of different subsidies 0.54
00:06:56.820 that the rate payers will be paying for those data centers. 0.99
00:06:59.700 It will damage our aquifer in its current form because they're big water hogs.
00:07:03.700 There's a way to do it.
00:07:04.500 Someone suggested, and as a Navy guy, you'd get it like a naval nuclear carrier.
00:07:09.560 put them out in the ocean, plenty of water, plenty of power. Elon Musk has put them in space.
00:07:14.580 But with respect to the electric grid that you mentioned, yes, you know, Georgia is lengthening
00:07:19.060 the life of coal, natural gas, nuclear plants, and they have a three-year rate freeze. Here in
00:07:25.180 Florida, we have the largest increase in U.S. history by FPNL because their shareholders want
00:07:31.500 to go all in on the green news scam. That's why you see these solar, they call them farms,
00:07:37.060 They're not farms. They're solar fields. Rows and rows of these solar panels, you know, scarring the landscape, buying up our farmland, driving up prices, damaging the environment.
00:07:47.980 And more importantly, it doesn't deliver the most efficient electricity to the doorstep.
00:07:52.920 I want the cheapest electric, number one, not dependent on China and reliable.
00:07:58.040 Solar fails all three criteria. And so we're going to have a strong energy policy.
00:08:02.800 This is a big fight with special interests. I fought them before. I fought big tech to protect our kids online.
00:08:08.720 They don't want me as governor. They don't want me because I'm opposing data centers and the utilities don't want me because I want them to do well only when we do well, not when they just spend more money on wasteful solar green new scam deals.
00:08:24.040 Walk us through this. You were Speaker of the House of Florida, which is a very tough job.
00:08:27.620 You've got to wheel and deal. You've got to bring a lot of disparate interests together to move things forward.
00:08:31.660 you're not some professor you're not some political science professor at some college you're a guy
00:08:36.780 that's actually been in the fight for a while how is it and and i would argue you probably got the
00:08:42.200 hardest of all the competitors you've got the hardest no on on the data centers tech bros how
00:08:48.960 does that work how does a guy that actually comes out of the practical side of you have to make
00:08:53.360 deals you have to accommodate different interests i'm trying to juggle everything how what led you
00:08:58.420 to be the hardest no on data centers?
00:09:02.480 Research.
00:09:03.260 I mean, you know, look, I left in 24.
00:09:04.580 I'd never heard of a hyperscale data center.
00:09:06.460 And so I started looking at it and thought,
00:09:08.620 this is terrible for Florida.
00:09:10.000 The other points to be made is we're a fast-growing state,
00:09:13.280 so our aquifer's already under stress.
00:09:15.200 Our grid, electric grid's already under stress.
00:09:17.840 Let them go to some state with declining population,
00:09:20.300 some failing blue state that has plenty of electrical capacity
00:09:23.280 and plenty of water.
00:09:24.860 We're not that state.
00:09:25.880 We're already under, you know, a lot of scarcity and demand because of that fast growth.
00:09:31.140 And so that led me to the decision.
00:09:32.980 And with respect to being speaker, the reason we were so successful as a military guy, you understand we focus on the mission.
00:09:38.520 It's not about us.
00:09:39.500 It's about the people we serve, putting Florida first.
00:09:42.660 The governor described those two years as the biggest, most consequential two years when I led in Florida history.
00:09:47.960 It's when we built the free state of Florida.
00:09:49.860 And fundamentally, this election is about whether you want to take a risk on somebody with no experience, with no results, with no vision or somebody who helped build the free state of Florida to continue the free state of Florida and strengthen it.
00:10:01.600 And I think the answer is obvious. That's why we're hoping that your listeners will vote for us for Paul Renner on August 18th.
00:10:09.640 Paul, walk us through. How is this going to play out? Your vision? How is this going to play out over the next couple of weeks?
00:10:16.420 walk us through that your vision for florida let's let's put it in a nutshell why is it different
00:10:21.600 from your other opponents and most importantly you've got a turncoat in jolly who i remember
00:10:28.220 because we do cold opens as you know as a fan of the show you know from msnbc and he was a major
00:10:34.760 contributor msnbc going against the president and governor de santis every single day and also
00:10:40.280 he was the biggest cheerleader for Fauci. Walk us through your vision and how this plays out
00:10:46.000 in both his primary and then in the general against Jolly. Yeah, well, David, Jolly is
00:10:50.820 Charlie Criss 2.0. You can't trust somebody who's, I mean, somebody can change A, one of their
00:10:55.520 positions during their life, that happens, but to change every single position on core fundamental
00:11:00.740 philosophical belief issues shows you he's a person that just wants to get elected and will
00:11:06.020 say anything you want him to say to win. And so I think that's an easy win for me in the general
00:11:11.340 election. And when it comes to how we win, we have a contract with Florida, a written document,
00:11:18.620 much like the contract with America back in 94. It's comprehensive. It goes through affordability.
00:11:23.640 It goes through safety, shorter death penalty appeals. We're not going to let people be on
00:11:27.600 death row for 30 plus years. We'll give them three years. Ending human trafficking, public
00:11:31.880 corruption, health freedom I mentioned, the environment I mentioned. We're going to lean
00:11:36.220 into election integrity. I want Florida to be the gold standard. We can't have anything goes,
00:11:41.960 absentee balloting, you lose chain of custody as a former prosecutor. I don't know how many people
00:11:46.200 have touched those ballots. We're going to have world-class election integrity. The same is true
00:11:51.020 for the Second Amendment. We're going to lean into that. And these types of things, it's a
00:11:54.940 comprehensive document on voterenner.com in the first 100 days. Look, everybody tells you they're
00:12:00.920 going to do all these things. Politicians use a lot of words. I've got the receipts to prove that
00:12:05.920 when I say I'm going to do something, you better take it to the bank. We're going to get it done
00:12:09.680 just like I did when I was speaker. We will do these things in the first 100 days. And if they
00:12:14.300 don't get it done in the legislative session, we'll be back all summer long with special sessions
00:12:18.280 until they do the people's business and put Florida first. There's no doubt in your mind
00:12:24.660 you'll be jolly. No doubt in my mind for two reasons, Steve. One is the qualifications,
00:12:30.220 head and shoulders. I've got more qualifications than any candidate in this race. And number two,
00:12:35.140 there's nothing negative in my background that's going to blow me out of the water.
00:12:38.640 And I've also got things I can point to, like educational freedom that's popular on a bipartisan
00:12:42.740 basis. I mentioned the environment, taking care of the Everglades, the wildlife corridor,
00:12:47.000 making sure you can catch a fish and safely eat that fish here in Florida has bipartisan appeal.
00:12:52.720 And other things that we did that really will allow us to win over independents and maybe soft
00:12:59.080 Democrats because people want somebody who's going to get things done. And David Jolly will
00:13:03.520 reject calls for property tax reform because he's captive to the League of Cities and the
00:13:08.140 Democrat Party. That's where they make their money in those big cities. He will refuse to
00:13:12.820 support property tax reform. I'm the only candidate who has a plan to eliminate homestead property
00:13:17.720 taxes. And that's going to be a winning issue, along with insurance rates. And again, I've done
00:13:21.660 it when I was Speaker of major litigation reform to help save the insurance market. And I'll do it
00:13:26.700 as governor. Those things will shine during a general election. Where do people go to get more
00:13:33.080 information about your campaign and to see if they want to donate or actively help you out as
00:13:38.500 a grassroots member? Thanks for asking. VoteRenter.com. You can chip in a little bit. As I
00:13:43.740 said, big tech, the utilities, trial lord, none of those folks are supporting me. The big special
00:13:49.040 interest wants somebody who will be their puppet. I never have been. I never will be. I'm putting
00:13:53.400 Florida first and that threatens them. So vote renter.com that you see up on your screen. That's
00:13:57.860 the beginning of the copy of my contract with Florida that you can read and a lot of other
00:14:02.060 news and positions we haven't talked about today that are strong, conservative, principled,
00:14:06.980 unwavering positions. And I think that's the point I'd leave you with is that I ran to the
00:14:11.800 fight when others waited for the fight to come to them in school board races, amendments three and
00:14:15.600 four. We had these out of state special interests trying to turn us into something we weren't.
00:14:19.540 I joined the governor and none of the other candidates showed up except for a tweet on X
00:14:23.300 that doesn't win the battle.
00:14:25.000 You know that, Steve.
00:14:25.780 You've got to show up in the trenches
00:14:26.920 and fight, fight, fight.
00:14:28.320 We did that.
00:14:29.200 We will do that as governor.
00:14:30.420 And I appreciate anybody coming on board
00:14:32.080 and helping us in these last two weeks
00:14:34.100 on to victory.
00:14:37.780 Sir, thank you very much.
00:14:39.020 You make the Navy proud.
00:14:41.360 Oliver Hazard Perry.
00:14:42.900 Surface for our officer.
00:14:43.840 Thank you, sir.
00:14:45.240 God bless you.
00:14:45.940 Thanks for your service.
00:14:48.640 Thank you, sir.
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00:16:14.640 I want to thank our sponsors
00:16:20.160 particularly like last night
00:16:21.840 I think we only had
00:16:23.140 two minutes of show
00:16:25.980 had Ben Berkwam up
00:16:28.200 talking and the president came in
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00:16:44.340 and we're we got fish back on tomorrow that's our elect and we're trying to get the lieutenant
00:16:50.420 governor we want to make sure all four of the major maybe even do it again next week it's
00:16:54.720 obviously huge florida the free state of florida and texas get this mess up in ohio i mean those
00:17:02.800 are the mega states i remember in the old days florida and ohio oh my gosh are they swing states
00:17:09.260 they're going to go where they're not swing states now that's because of policies and people that
00:17:13.860 have made him such. Texas, they're trying to turn blue, or at least purple. The Tallarico thing is
00:17:20.420 a situation. Why? And they go, well, you got the candidate you want. No, you spent 250 million
00:17:26.380 dollars. La Cervita and that crowd spent 250 million dollars of Cornyn. And you saw what a
00:17:32.300 scumbag Cornyn is, trying to hold up everything the president's doing, to destroy the grassroots 0.99
00:17:38.180 in texas and dispirit him for his own benefit and now we are where we are and yes paxton's 0.90
00:17:50.080 going to win it's going to take an effort the grassroots and the grassroots have got to get
00:17:54.460 motivated but how are people supposed to get motivated when you see what's happening in the
00:17:57.880 texas legislature that these great grassroots folks down in texas that are the best and turn
00:18:06.180 out the vote and are there for not just rallies but for the hard work of canvassing and workshops
00:18:12.540 and going door to door and voter engagement and bringing out not just the base vote but the lower
00:18:19.780 propensity votes mandami and these guys understand how to do this not about money anymore this is why
00:18:26.880 up in michigan it's going to be an issue this apex money is going to be an issue it's going to be an
00:18:31.240 issue and all these people run around taking all this money if you think that that's going to put
00:18:36.020 you to advantage um stevens i think spent in her case in michigan spent 68 million dollars against
00:18:44.500 abdul i think he spent seven or eight man donnie was was crushed by spending by cuomo
00:18:52.480 money doesn't matter like it used to because the tv ads where the consultants all because they get
00:18:59.960 such a high carry interest on it they want everything to go into television this is why
00:19:06.860 there was no grassroots it's very tough to make money supporting the grassroots this is why in
00:19:15.140 virginia in the commonwealth of virginia that great team there under the new um the new leadership
00:19:21.800 of the uh of the republican party and people like de lois stallman and many de lois stallmans out
00:19:27.260 there. Remember, they couldn't get a penny. Sean Spicer gave them a plan, gave the RNC,
00:19:32.580 gave everybody a plan. Hey, five million bucks, we can deliver a win. It was not coming.
00:19:39.160 Just like down in Texas. That grassroots is always hand to mouth.
00:19:44.880 But it's a political force. Why did they fear Trump? Yes, it was Trump and his personality
00:19:50.940 and his understanding of the system and the fact that he was an apostate. He'd been inside the
00:19:55.760 system he knew the deals he knew the scams he knew the relationships maybe he didn't quite
00:20:00.220 understand and i think he's the first to admit the deep state aspect of it where we actually have a
00:20:06.960 permanent government well how permanent government is it steve well here's how permanent government
00:20:12.060 is the fbi decided against all evidence to the contrary to pursue a case to prosecute a sitting
00:20:22.420 commander-in-chief a sitting commander-in-chief and i might add that in the time in may of 2017
00:20:31.100 when they did that if memory serves me correctly and it does this was where president trump gave
00:20:39.300 the authorization to mattis to take care of the caliphate of isis you got to remember go back in
00:20:46.340 time obama and these guys oh the caliphate is going to be here forever it was it was a a big
00:20:52.160 hunk of iraq and a big hunk of syria they're recruiting 10 000 people a month principally
00:20:59.580 from europe some from the united states they had all revenue tax heck they create their own nations
00:21:05.060 the isis physical caliphate trump's taking that down with mattis you just had uh you just we uh 0.83
00:21:13.200 had um laura logan and we're going to try to get her hopefully tomorrow especially the day but
00:21:18.500 our schedule we were so jammed the scheduling got she's doing another show
00:21:21.760 she told you she was covering for cbs she went to mosul they flat they turned mosul
00:21:27.360 and the other states up there to look like dresden trump's actually overseeing a war as
00:21:32.360 commander-in-chief you got the fbi the fbi mccabe and these guys prosecuting a sitting commander-in-chief
00:21:41.260 as a russian asset now you know why mccabe whined so much when trump won remember he came on tv we
00:21:48.380 would mock him every day because he went on i think aaron burnett or something on cnn and it's
00:21:53.060 like you know we're having very serious discussions many of us are in very serious discussions about
00:21:57.840 leaving the country you damn right they know they knew what they did and of course
00:22:04.820 even with people should say we should have some urgency on this maybe we should move quickly on 0.95
00:22:12.880 this maybe this is what's right for the country and as a side note as a side benefit this is what
00:22:19.520 our people what went door to door for they went door to door to shatter the deep state
00:22:26.480 because you can't be a nationalist if you believe in a deep state because the deep state by
00:22:32.700 definition is globalist in its nature so maybe we should shatter that oh while we're at it why
00:22:39.620 don't we deport the 22 million that came in on biden's watch not simply the bad hombres
00:22:45.180 obviously they have to go but i mean all of them and while we're on top of it 1.00
00:22:51.480 to give the young people in this country a shot
00:22:55.560 maybe we take a 10-year moratorium on all these phony legal immigration scams and why we're in it 0.95
00:23:05.740 we cut we stop opt we drive these foreign students hey look if the universities are dependent upon 0.91
00:23:10.740 foreign students that's their problem not the not the citizens of this country's problem 0.99
00:23:15.500 and maybe if they're going to come and be educated and yet stamp an exit visa on the diploma and say 0.99
00:23:21.940 hey we're we're so proud that we're able to educate you and send you back to your home
00:23:27.480 country to make your home country great again for all the generations of your people that have been
00:23:34.180 there and make it something you know in the future yeah we're probably prepared to do that otherwise
00:23:40.760 stamp on that and leave and stop the h1b programs that elon musk all the tech bros push all the time
00:23:47.680 to take jobs away from american citizens these young kids under 40 you know where they can't
00:23:53.520 afford a home you know where there's late marriage there's family formation is late because 0.85
00:23:57.480 the girls the gals are sitting there kind of weighing and measuring can this guy actually 0.50
00:24:01.000 do it can actually get a not just a job can he have a career can he make a little money
00:24:06.100 that maybe i have the option i'm not working don't we want to get back this is the whole thing of the
00:24:11.340 family as a unit don't we want to get back to the situation and margaret hoover and others said but
00:24:15.860 that's so nostalgic. It's not nostalgic. Is there some immutable law of the universe
00:24:21.920 that says two people have to work? Is that a law of the universe? It's not a law of the universe. 0.81
00:24:26.920 All that crap Paul Ryan and all these bozos are pushing out, these are not immutable physical 0.66
00:24:33.120 properties of our universe. This is all made by human consciousness making decisions. We can 0.98
00:24:38.860 reverse those decisions. And in reversing those decisions, let's just do the following. Let's
00:24:43.840 have a simple template what's in the best interest of this republic and its citizens when that comes
00:24:50.920 first on every decision every decision from going to war to tax policy to immigration policy the
00:24:57.680 job policy all of it when you put the american family first and you put this nation first and
00:25:04.700 you put the citizens first i'm all good and i may not like some of the policies maybe some of them
00:25:10.000 a little liberal maybe some are progressive i'm good with that as long as the country comes first
00:25:15.920 and the american families come first and the citizens are paramount
00:25:20.220 now you got citizen now you got citizens and the sons and daughters have been here seven eight nine
00:25:28.780 ten don't ask me go back and look at yourself go back to your family's tree all the way back
00:25:35.700 Black, Hispanic, white, Asian, go all the way back to when they first came.
00:25:42.160 The sweat off their brow to get you into this position of where you are today.
00:25:47.400 And how tenuous is that position?
00:25:49.460 I'm going to tell you.
00:25:51.460 And I don't care if you're in the upper middle class.
00:25:53.760 It's pretty tenuous.
00:25:56.000 You're holding on, and this angst is like acid,
00:26:00.700 eating upon the social fabric and the soul of this nation.
00:26:04.420 why we have betrayed the revolutionary generation and every generation that fought to give us a
00:26:13.100 chance and make us the freest most powerful wealthiest nation on earth why we have let 0.99
00:26:18.760 foreign elements into this country and the power they control all the institutions 0.72
00:26:23.960 look at natalie winners yesterday all the big shots on tv running down trump in uniform 0.84
00:26:30.520 all working and taking handouts from the Chinese Communist Party, 0.89
00:26:34.960 the existential military threat to this nation. 0.86
00:26:39.500 And you have to wonder, and them taking money,
00:26:45.300 why is CENTCOM, I say, in Washington, D.C.,
00:26:48.980 there are three massive institutions,
00:26:52.260 that gravitational force kind of moves around a political power.
00:26:55.680 The Federal Reserve, the Central Intelligence Agency, and CENTCOM.
00:27:00.120 Why have we not done the pivot to Asia?
00:27:03.580 Everything that we vary now in the economy is centered on those chips,
00:27:08.580 advanced chip design coming out of the factories of Taiwan
00:27:11.820 and the first island chain, the strategic pivot of the Central Pacific.
00:27:17.020 Yes, the same Central Pacific that they died at Terawa and Peleliu and Saipan,
00:27:22.560 the Marines, the Navy, the Army, all that blood and all that treasure.
00:27:26.620 we're giving that away and we're stuck 20 years 25 years into it
00:27:33.920 in the middle east 9-11's 30 days or so away right after that on the evening of the third
00:27:43.920 of november election day i think it's the third the third november mamdani in new york
00:27:48.980 Abdul in Michigan, and Tallarico in Texas. 0.97
00:27:53.920 Suck on that.
00:27:57.100 How is that from memory of those who died in 9-11? 0.99
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00:31:02.640 guys we're not they were not up yet oh my gosh we're trying to get his microphone to work
00:31:07.120 people don't want another rant okay denver here's the here's the deal if we do if we don't get his
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00:31:19.260 so far just a small item to duly note we're talking about these data centers of course
00:31:26.040 we've called for a moratorium or support Governor Abbott. Abbott's not known as, you know, any
00:31:33.000 environmentalist or, but he, you know, Governor Abbott loves the state of Texas. We have a lot
00:31:37.840 of differences about what we think policy should be, but even Governor Abbott has called for a
00:31:42.700 moratorium until they can review in detail what's going on with this, with the grid. And the Texas
00:31:49.020 grid has been a subject of controversy for a long time. Up in Michigan, I can tell you folks on the
00:31:55.460 ground they're telling me and this is on the republican side the number one one of the number
00:32:01.560 one issues maybe number two or three but near the top maybe even the top is the situation with
00:32:10.040 data centers and you can see in florida it's a it's a huge issue and florida is not florida is
00:32:18.320 not some socialist blue state it's the free state of florida and of course economic interests have
00:32:24.420 already taken kind of a priority in florida that's why a lot of folks down in florida is saying hey
00:32:28.420 this florida that we cherish this florida that we love we don't want to lose it to just blindly
00:32:35.380 following you know economic growth you know on uh that we don't think through and so there you
00:32:43.580 even had you've had renner and even even uh byron donald's and byron i think is taking money i think
00:32:49.100 byron's much closer to the big tech but byron on his interview said hey look i support nine
00:32:54.360 of ten of these things i support it uh in in florida's been at the forefront why has florida
00:32:59.120 been the forefront governor de santis took took a stand to make sure that hey when the tech bros
00:33:06.020 were trying to get the white house to have this executive order they had no guard rails and let
00:33:10.040 them do what they do without wilt it was on on preemption governor de santis courageously stepped
00:33:17.340 and the breach said we're not going to do that in florida hey you're going to have some guard
00:33:21.180 rails now the tech bro saying hey you can't have 50 states making 50 things hey we kind of agree
00:33:24.880 with that but as long as you're just going to be sitting there as pure accelerationist with
00:33:30.220 all gas no brakes that's not going to work and you're not going to pound your way through here
00:33:35.500 john solomon massive news we're going to end with arizona today on massive news coming out of
00:33:41.300 maricopa county you broke it uh can you walk us through what the story is and of course everybody's
00:33:46.600 jumping on this story that there's other investigations there hasn't been investigations
00:33:50.540 people haven't been charged they have been charged there's so many rumors going around even the great
00:33:55.340 paul sperry there's everybody jumping on this thing what the hell is going on sir what what
00:33:59.480 have you started this morning john solomon well i think the most important thing is that the
00:34:04.440 president of the united states declassified more documents he did it through his white house
00:34:08.500 council through the great work of the white house chief of staff we brought some documents they made
00:34:13.020 in public. What do they show? They show that that great giant sugar pill that we were force-fed at
00:34:18.800 the end of the November 2020 election, that we had just endured the most secure election in U.S.
00:34:24.060 history, that's what Chris Krebs, the SISA director, told us, was absolutely not true. Over the last
00:34:30.840 four years, first we learned that Iran hacked the election, took 100,000 voter files. Then last
00:34:36.800 month in the president's speech, because of the declassifications he did, we learned that China
00:34:41.600 during that election, sold 220 million American voter files. And then today, we learned that in
00:34:48.980 Maricopa County, where we were told, don't look here, nothing to see in Maricopa County,
00:34:53.280 on the eve of the election, the United States Intelligence Committee, which had a fusion center
00:34:58.260 watching for any intrusions around the United States, detected a major breach in Maricopa
00:35:04.340 County, the largest county in Arizona. It indicated that 600,000 plus voter files were
00:35:11.340 stolen by a hacker. There were some concerns that those hacks may have gone through foreign
00:35:16.660 locations. The FBI jumped on the case. The FBI proved exactly what the intelligence community
00:35:22.820 believed happened. They located a man in Pinal County, Arizona, who admitted, yep,
00:35:29.940 I went in, wrote a script, stole 633,000 voter files. About 1,000 of those voter files had very
00:35:37.460 sensitive information, like they indicated if someone was a cop or if they were a domestic
00:35:41.420 abuse victim or other things that were attached to their voter file. The FBI got the man to confess.
00:35:48.000 They proved the case to a degree. Now, this is late 2020. They spend the next three years trying
00:35:54.100 to get a prosecutor to prosecute this case. But the Biden Justice Department, which had no problem
00:35:59.280 prosecuting people for trespassing in the capitol because trespassing okay yeah okay but hang on but
00:36:06.060 hang on full stop yeah stop i i got we'll get to that in a second biden brother hit rewind
00:36:12.400 you're talking about arizona where fox called it early you're talking go back into the tumultuous
00:36:18.700 days those first days of the stolen election if why was it not released this is president trump's
00:36:26.100 administration his fbi director chris ray if we had released that 660 000 voter files had been
00:36:35.940 electronically tampered with we were told it was krebs on cbs on 60 minutes is the most secure
00:36:41.060 how could this possibly happen how could chad wolf at dhs how could how could chris ray bill
00:36:48.000 bar bill bar sat there pontiff blown up like a like a what he they didn't know there was i don't
00:36:54.240 think a lot here's what i think happened right away well this event alone i'm gonna get to not
00:37:00.460 prosecuting but the acknowledgement of that event alone to the commander-in-chief would have changed
00:37:05.880 the entire direction of the conversation in the fight in november and december of 2020 yes we
00:37:11.800 would have definitely won we would have forced it into the house would have forced into the house
00:37:16.180 of representative for a contingent election which the constitution and the the electoral
00:37:22.160 County 1887 requires, John. This is blockbuster news. How was this suppressed at the time?
00:37:29.120 I want to remind everybody the document we made public a few weeks ago, where the FBI at a
00:37:34.340 sub-director's level talked about and bragged about that they were running a shadow government
00:37:38.760 to keep things from the American people, to keep things from the president, to keep things from
00:37:42.760 the president's cabinet, and to keep things from Congress. There's some pretty strong evidence that
00:37:47.400 this was kept at an operational level low. But what you do see is that Chris Krebs, the guy who
00:37:53.660 was running CISA, the cybersecurity infrastructure security agency in charge of protecting the
00:37:58.920 election vulnerabilities, he clearly is in the know. And he's even giving briefings during
00:38:04.620 election day and the day after. And you see him not put this into his briefings. The logs show
00:38:09.660 he gives a briefing, but he doesn't mention Maricopa. Now, Maricopa, this breach in Maricopa
00:38:14.720 County, which by the way is not ballots. It is voter registration data. The registration data
00:38:19.280 wasn't changed, but it was stolen. It was literally lifted off the servers in the middle of the
00:38:24.840 election. It caused Maricopa County servers to go down for a few hours to create a patch to the
00:38:30.480 vulnerability. It's never briefed to us. They don't talk about it. They just ignore it. Whatever
00:38:35.320 doesn't fit the narrative, they ignore it. Just like whatever didn't fit the Russia occlusion
00:38:39.300 narrative, they just hid. What didn't create the China narrative, they just hid. So people at the
00:38:46.120 low levels of the FBI know it. They solve the case, and then the Biden Justice Department comes
00:38:50.280 along. The same Biden Justice Department that used federal resources for trespassing, misdemeanor
00:38:54.640 trespassing cases, doesn't want to prosecute it. Then they go to the Attorney General of Arizona.
00:39:00.860 They don't want to prosecute it. They go to Maricopa County and Pinal County, the two district
00:39:04.420 attorneys. They don't want to prosecute him. Admission. This guy admitted. He confessed
00:39:09.600 that he stole voter data off a site. He wrote a script. He showed how easy it was. But that
00:39:15.360 narrative, if you prosecuted that man, that narrative would not have fit the perfect election
00:39:19.880 or the most secure election narrative. So they just buried the case. This is the thing they've
00:39:25.280 been doing. They buried the Chinese hacks. They buried the Iran. They didn't tell us about the 0.95
00:39:29.920 Iran hack for a whole year. We learned on Thanksgiving Eve of 2021, when they dumped
00:39:35.720 a case in New York, when we were getting our turkeys ready in 2021, that Iran had hacked the
00:39:40.540 election. There was a concerted effort by the deep state, the administrative state, to hide
00:39:46.640 all of the vulnerabilities and insecurities that existed in 2022. And by the way, because they hit
00:39:52.120 it in 2022, we went through 2022 and 2024, the same vulnerabilities. We had a glass chin for six
00:39:59.320 years because bureaucrats decided they knew better than our elected leaders and they hid it from us
00:40:04.580 this is so mind-boggling what about because yesterday your revelations and what was
00:40:13.900 declassified blew everybody's head up on on the prosecution of president trump as a russian asset
00:40:18.500 but but this with everything there by not doing it we've still been in charge for a year and a half
00:40:25.400 why is it not been prosecuted today and please tell me that over the main justice right now
00:40:32.400 this is like numero uno priority um we hope so right now all these things happened six years
00:40:39.400 ago the statute's five so uh the the santa clack has run on all these things unless somebody goes
00:40:44.720 back and looks at it as a conspiracy which i don't think they'll be able to do in this particular
00:40:49.080 case there aren't a foreign conspirator there aren't other people it's one yahoo that could
00:40:53.880 You know, keep being told, our system is totally secure.
00:40:57.300 It's a conspiracy theory to be worried that the machines or the voter databases are secure.
00:41:03.180 This guy got into Maricopa County and pulled them out one by one by one.
00:41:06.620 It was not secure.
00:41:08.060 China was able to get 220 million files off of the various locations where they exist.
00:41:13.520 In both Maricopa and China, there are non-public sensitive information that was stolen.
00:41:18.100 We were told the voting machines can't be flipped.
00:41:20.760 We now know the Intelligence Committee knew they could.
00:41:22.820 Now, it doesn't mean it happened.
00:41:23.880 But to not close these vulnerabilities down for six years after you knew about them is really one of the big travesties of what we're exposing.
00:41:34.680 The Trump DOJ, the Trump FBI, the Trump Homeland Security Department, the Trump NSA, the Trump CIA are all now in the process of getting us wise.
00:41:44.320 The first step is disclosure.
00:41:46.400 The second step is fixes.
00:41:47.800 And the third step's got to be accountability.
00:41:49.780 And the big accountability is going to come from two locations.
00:41:52.900 There is an election crimes task force being run by a U.S. attorney, former Congressman Dan Bishop.
00:41:58.620 He's working that, I think, in North Carolina, if I remember correctly.
00:42:01.760 And then Joe DeGeneba has a big weaponization task force in Florida.
00:42:07.320 He's working that.
00:42:08.640 And then there are some ancillary cases.
00:42:10.360 There's a case out in Utah I'm keeping a close eye on.
00:42:12.600 There's a case out in New York I'm looking at that also can create some accountability.
00:42:17.000 But we've talked a lot about China and Iran.
00:42:20.800 But you know what?
00:42:21.440 the single greatest intrusion on our election the last six years is what the FBI, the CIA,
00:42:27.780 did to our country. They didn't put a thumb on our scale. They put a whole body on the scale
00:42:33.020 of the election. They tried to pretend Donald Trump was a Russian asset when they knew it wasn't.
00:42:37.600 They used Hillary Clinton's opposition research to do it. They misled FISA courts. They misled
00:42:42.500 the American people. They expended tens of millions of dollars. They told us not to believe
00:42:46.840 the Hunter Biden laptop when they knew it was real. They told us there was no evidence that
00:42:50.720 Joe Biden, Hunter Biden had corrupt relationships when their files were chock full of it. 0.94
00:42:54.800 The greatest intrusion in our election wasn't a foreigner. 0.97
00:42:57.440 Our vulnerabilities to foreigners are high. 1.00
00:42:59.840 The greatest intrusions to our elections were our own intelligence and law enforcement agencies from 2016 to early 2025. 1.00
00:43:07.380 They intervened in our election more than any foreign power.
00:43:10.420 And thus far, none of them have paid a dear price. 0.60
00:43:15.560 John, can you hear me one second?
00:43:17.100 I know you're busy.
00:43:18.300 You just came up from the Senate.
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00:44:54.300 john somis with us so john you actually caused a firestorm because we know that
00:45:00.360 the fbi went after the commander-in-chief as he's fighting overseeing a war to take down the
00:45:06.400 caliphate of isis today you've got another blockbuster i noticed in your report that i
00:45:11.600 read in detail that there are no whistleblowers ever came forward here's my question or my point
00:45:17.460 we don't have a bad apples problem we have a systemic problem when do you think you're doing
00:45:24.100 the task force doing a great job and people are assisting you had pulte there for a while
00:45:27.580 but we have an issue that has to be addressed and it has to be addressed now for the sovereignty of
00:45:34.320 this country and the basically ability of the american citizens which should be paramount
00:45:39.780 to make decisions that are executed by the government after they've come to a conclusion
00:45:45.500 of who they want to see in office when do you believe we're actually going to first off go
00:45:52.000 after the bad apples which must be done it must be prosecuted but then get to the harder work like
00:45:57.420 There had to be hundreds, if not thousands, of people inside DHS that knew about Maricopa County or something going on.
00:46:05.920 Our nose was rubbed in the fact of when it mattered that it was the safest election in mankind's history.
00:46:12.640 And that was a bald-faced lie, and people in authority knew it was a bald-faced lie, and it would have changed the direction of American, therefore, human history.
00:46:20.820 It wouldn't have 22 million illegal alien invaders in the country right now.
00:46:25.200 Okay?
00:46:25.760 So when is that going to start?
00:46:27.060 When is that work of accountability, both individual and institutional, going to commence, sir?
00:46:33.980 Yeah, listen, I think there's been a process.
00:46:36.080 Process one was to fire a lot of people and force a lot of people out.
00:46:39.300 The Justice Department and the FBI saw a mass exodus.
00:46:41.800 DNI has been cut more than half.
00:46:43.860 Bill Pulte making sure of that recently.
00:46:45.420 But even before that, there were big cuts.
00:46:47.600 There are some agencies still undergoing that transformation.
00:46:50.500 Then there's the disclosure part.
00:46:52.060 Here are the crimes you didn't know about because they were in burn bags or they were hiding in skiffs,
00:46:56.220 which the president made possible with this task force and that I'm so grateful for.
00:47:00.300 And then the final part is you take all of that and you you get going and then you create prosecutions for those who committed crimes under the color of law.
00:47:08.080 And I think that's the process that's there. This morning, Senator Tom Cotton announced he'll get that John Brennan transcript over to the Justice Department.
00:47:15.400 That's a good piece of news. You've got the prosecutor.
00:47:18.220 Hold on, hold on. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Don't bury it. Don't bury the lead. Don't bury the lead because you're a profile in Couricius State.
00:47:24.220 don't bury the lead senator cotton has agreed to what senator kind of agreed to what he said he's
00:47:29.280 going to get a resolution you have to vote it out this is what i was saying i said that's to be
00:47:32.800 voted out of the senate they had the request in january they're going to vote it out now that's
00:47:36.520 a good thing they'll get that out to the justice department that gets that log jam cleared good
00:47:41.060 on senator cotton good on senator thune good on the justice department anyone who intervened
00:47:45.760 yesterday they got it done that's the sort of things that gets progress going the fbi has
00:47:50.900 created an extraordinary body of evidence for prosecutors. The prosecutors now have got to go
00:47:55.820 before the grand jury. They are, I will tell you this, my understanding is that they're securing
00:47:59.980 cooperation from some very important witnesses, people that we never would have thought would
00:48:03.700 have flipped. They got to now put the case together and get some indictments done soon before more
00:48:09.160 statutes expire. And I think that's the process that's underway. And, you know, meanwhile, the
00:48:15.700 part that I can contribute, because the president is giving me this extraordinary opportunity,
00:48:19.800 is just keep getting documents out.
00:48:21.280 And we are getting incredible cooperation
00:48:23.420 from FBI, CIA, NSA, ODNI.
00:48:26.180 If you asked me a year ago
00:48:27.540 if I'd ever say that,
00:48:28.380 I would have laughed at you.
00:48:29.500 The cooperation has been unprecedented.
00:48:32.280 We've got millions of pages of documents
00:48:34.000 and we're going to get the tens of thousands
00:48:35.440 that matter out.
00:48:36.340 Some of them don't matter.
00:48:37.480 But the stuff that does matter,
00:48:39.060 we're getting it out.
00:48:39.980 And you've seen this week alone,
00:48:41.540 three big revelations next week.
00:48:43.360 Probably see three more.
00:48:47.560 John Solomon, last question.
00:48:48.820 I know you've got to bounce.
00:48:49.380 thanks for taking the time uh two questions real quickly one do you have a food taster and two are
00:48:54.360 you suicidal sir i am happily married i'm happily employed i'm happily a proud american and i'm
00:49:02.400 happy that the president afforded this incredible opportunity to get this done and i'm damn happy 0.70
00:49:07.240 that every day at six o'clock i get a handoff from you and i get to do a show on this great network
00:49:11.340 following the great steve bannon so i'm totally happy okay i'm i'm i'm gonna call rob say great
00:49:17.400 after this we're going to front the ravel put up the money for the food taster for the food taster
00:49:21.860 you're awesome john uh where do people go where they go for all your content i know i'll just say
00:49:27.380 i think i think solomon has a couple three other bombshells he's going to drop here over the coming
00:49:32.760 days and weeks so where do people go to keep up with it all john yeah justinnews.com jay solomon
00:49:38.300 reports on social media justinnews no noise right after you at six o'clock and i want to thank all
00:49:42.360 the you know there's a group of intelligence officers that work every day to help me get
00:49:46.280 this work done. All of them are working 18, 20 hour days. They are such patriots. They believe
00:49:51.300 in their country. They want to fix these agencies that abuse their authority and their trust.
00:49:55.580 And I know sometimes I get the credit for it, but at the end of the day, it's the guys down
00:49:59.060 in the trenches. It's the president that had the courage to do this. It's the White House Council,
00:50:03.500 Dave Warrington and Susie Wiles, who made this apparatus possible. And they're the real heroes
00:50:07.920 in this. I just get to point out documents that might be fun to release, which is kind of fun for
00:50:11.600 me amen thank you and thank you for the shout out and the name check of all the folks that are
00:50:17.940 making this happen appreciate you sir yeah see you back here at six i got you brother take care
00:50:21.880 solomon's working 18 hours a day doing this on leading the task force plus he's got a great
00:50:29.840 task force plus he's doing the keeping the show going so good on you uh the charlie kirk show
00:50:35.180 andrew colvette poso uh steve we got eric we're gonna be back at five here's what we're gonna do
00:50:43.280 at five i think we're gonna do it five right now i'm gonna do a deep dive since i've said hey
00:50:46.860 november 3rd you have mandami abdul and talarico there's something as naomi wolf has pointed out
00:50:54.560 is not quite right in new york city and this is the way the bolsheviks roll so i'm gonna get an
00:51:00.060 expert this afternoon i think we're gonna try to carve out some serious time to go through what
00:51:04.500 exactly happened in new york city and his mom donnie all that he purports to be particularly
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