Bannon's War Room - August 08, 2026


Episode 5576： The Fight For Medical Freedom


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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,
00:00:09.000 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 MAGA Media.
00:00:29.000 I wish in my soul, I wish that any of these people had a conscience.
00:00:34.680 Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?
00:00:38.440 If that answer is to save my country, this country will be saved.
00:00:44.720 War Room. Here's your host, Stephen K. Bannon.
00:00:50.740 It's Saturday, 8 August, Year of the Lord, 2026.
00:00:53.740 I think we may have to add to that open.
00:00:55.540 my task and purpose is to save my country the reason we started with joe allen back in what
00:01:01.180 2020 2021 five six years ago making uh editor for all things transhumanism and come out with
00:01:09.040 a book dark and of course all his amazing amazing stories and he's been now covered by cnn you know
00:01:15.440 everywhere he's out with all these big shots on the west coast this weekend talking because they
00:01:20.440 want to hear what he has to say particularly given his understanding of going around the country and
00:01:25.000 explaining artificial intelligence at every small church and town hall,
00:01:29.940 et cetera. It's pretty amazing. Mark Beal,
00:01:33.360 I want to give you plenty of runway because folks,
00:01:36.600 everything we've warned about and we need action, action, action,
00:01:39.680 and we need action today on this.
00:01:42.280 It's just not going to be good enough anymore because we are in this.
00:01:46.620 As I said, I gave you the interview the other day.
00:01:48.680 This is not a commercial situation anymore.
00:01:51.720 This is a national security situation. When I said about it,
00:01:54.820 give you another task and purpose to save your country yo on your shoulders i think is to save
00:02:00.620 our species and i don't say that lightly and not trying to stroke your ego this is what the reason
00:02:07.000 we said transhumanism years ago with joe because remember we took the top five or six things out
00:02:13.000 of the made in china 2025 you know quantum uh computing advanced chip design uh crisper and
00:02:19.880 you know gene splicing regenerative robotics and at the top of that was artificial intelligence
00:02:25.260 and artificial general intelligence and now they're telling axios the ceos that on that lane
00:02:32.380 that is artificial intelligence they believe they're entering the first stages of uh the
00:02:39.320 singularity so mark you were just about to explain what that means and and how so take number two
00:02:46.400 pencils out and write this one down because you're gonna hear a lot more about it and yes it is going
00:02:51.200 to change your life and unfortunately unless we get a grip on it it may end your life mark beal
00:02:59.580 what do you got you know i know there's this temptation that some of this sounds scary and
00:03:05.580 sci-fi like and unfortunately this is the world we now find ourselves in and the critical issue is
00:03:11.100 that we don't understand what happens once they light off this process the companies let off this
00:03:15.600 process called recursive self-improvement. This RSI, as it's known, is when an AI model builds
00:03:21.160 the next version of itself. And there could be some constraints and some ways that this doesn't
00:03:26.020 go in basically an explosion, but some people are thinking that this could be like a nuclear
00:03:30.780 chain reaction, the endpoint at which we simply do not know. And that is creating a lot of anxiety
00:03:36.020 among the companies and the labs themselves. And remember, what you need to be really good at AI
00:03:40.360 research, you need good research taste, you need to be really good at math, and you need to be
00:03:44.740 really good at coding. And just last week, one of the open AI models cracked 10 open problems
00:03:50.300 in advanced mathematics and frontier computer science that had been stumping humans now for
00:03:55.940 decades. Four of those problems were considered fields metal-worthy breakthroughs. And that's why
00:04:02.640 the singularity discussion is now on the table. If an AI can do this well at math, this well at
00:04:08.040 software engineering, and it can do AI research in a superhuman way, it's going to be able to
00:04:13.000 take control almost like digital gain of function you know like in biology when
00:04:17.980 researchers like increase the lethality or transmissibility of these viruses
00:04:22.240 that's called gain-of-function research well in a similar way we have digital
00:04:25.540 gain-of-function research going on right now with this RSI process recursive
00:04:29.560 self-improvement and the government's flying blind it has no clue what's going
00:04:34.120 on with this as far as I can tell they're not talking publicly about their
00:04:38.500 understanding of their assessment of these threats and right now the only
00:04:42.640 thing we have is this private voluntary agreement where some company is just telling the government
00:04:47.200 some information we don't really know yet. But at the end of the day, I think this is going to be,
00:04:51.240 this is here now. It's obviously going to be an increasingly important political issue.
00:04:55.720 I think Republicans got to be leaders in this. Otherwise, we're going to get destroyed on the
00:04:59.540 campaign trail. And the Democrats are going to put this on our lap that we dropped the ball when
00:05:04.620 we were in charge here. So President Trump's leadership is needed now perhaps more than ever.
00:05:09.480 I want to connect some dots. I want to go back to the 1,300 employees and the recursive self-improvement. This is where artificial intelligence is writing its own code to improve itself, right? This is how you get to artificial general intelligence.
00:05:29.440 The 1,300 people from the companies that are – it's a cry for help.
00:05:34.480 They're saying if we – you've got to help us out here because we can take away the competitive nature inside these companies where they're looking the other way as far as safety protocols go.
00:05:44.640 Correct, Mark Beal?
00:05:46.780 That's right.
00:05:47.500 What people don't realize is the amount of economic pressure that these companies are under,
00:05:52.280 whether it's in regard to their public offerings, their quest to buy ever more powerful and more computer chips,
00:06:00.940 the race for market share, these are existential questions for these companies,
00:06:05.400 and it's pushing them to go faster and faster and faster.
00:06:08.240 And as a result, safety is taking a back seat.
00:06:10.620 This is a market failure.
00:06:12.140 This is a need for coordination.
00:06:14.020 This is why we have a government.
00:06:15.360 This is why we don't believe, we're not anarchists.
00:06:17.840 We understand that there's sometimes a need for a federal government to do certain functions.
00:06:22.000 And this is what those companies are saying right now. 1.00
00:06:24.320 And this is even more complex because obviously the Chinese are right behind us and right on our heels.
00:06:30.620 And so there's one voice that says, well, if we slow down ourselves and the Chinese don't, then they're just going to overtake us. 0.64
00:06:37.400 And that can't happen either. 0.56
00:06:38.540 We have to walk and chew gum.
00:06:39.960 We have to both get our arms around how we pace this technology so we can build it responsibly. 0.94
00:06:44.080 And we have to make sure China is is is suppressed long enough for us to figure out some of these big safety pieces. 0.84
00:06:51.900 You know, right now, if there's one thing suppressing, suppressing a China, the suppression of China, we're the leaders of the anti-CCP movement. 0.90
00:06:59.940 We have an answer. Nobody goes to university in this country. 0.89
00:07:02.800 You get all the Chinese nationals out of the lab. You cut off 100 percent of the equity, 100 percent of the debt. 1.00
00:07:08.300 You take away the entire ecosystem, and most importantly, you 1,000% restrict any ability of them to get the most advanced chips, including the black market where we're looking the other way. 0.70
00:07:21.220 This is so phony because it's only an issue because the oligarchs continue to profit off creating a thriving artificial intelligence ecosystem with the Chinese Communist Party. 0.55
00:07:33.520 Mark, am I wrong in that?
00:07:35.240 You're not.
00:07:35.660 I mean, right now, thank God, the Senate version of the National Defense Authorization Act has three critical bills in this regard.
00:07:43.500 Senator Cotton's Chip Security Act, Senator Banks' AI Overwatch Act, and Senator Ricketts' Match Act.
00:07:51.120 And those three things taken together.
00:07:53.400 So the Chip Security Act counters the smuggling that they're doing to get our ships over there so they can build their own capabilities.
00:07:59.400 Overwatch ensures congressional oversight on decisions related to who gets to buy these powerful chips.
00:08:04.420 And the MATCH Act tries to cut off China's ability to buy the semiconductor manufacturing
00:08:09.480 equipment so that China can't make these chips domestically.
00:08:11.800 Well, right now, that's being held up in the House by Republican leadership, and they
00:08:16.920 need to hear from the posse.
00:08:19.160 They need to understand that the House needs to support these three provisions in the NDAA
00:08:24.180 so that the president has the tools he needs to keep China off of this very powerful technology
00:08:29.780 and give us the time and space that we need to figure out the safety question.
00:08:34.620 Okay, we had all the major gubernatorial candidates on the Republican side,
00:08:39.560 all four of them on, and all of them swore that, hey, data centers ain't coming to,
00:08:43.980 and if hyperscale data centers were going to stop, you know, all of them, 0.90
00:08:47.100 yet the Bologars continue to pump money into Florida. 0.90
00:08:51.040 I'm going to play a clip, and I'm going to bring Mark Biel in, 1.00
00:08:53.180 about data centers and being on the right side of this for the country
00:08:56.640 and on the simple politics of it.
00:08:58.680 Let's go ahead and let it rip.
00:08:59.780 Back from the northern tip of Utah, near the Idaho border, which is sort of ground zero now in this national debate.
00:09:05.780 And it's all because of this audacious proposal from a celebrity investor.
00:09:09.860 Originally, he wanted to develop a piece of land twice the size of Manhattan.
00:09:13.980 It's now been scaled back to only the size of Manhattan into what would be basically the world's biggest, one of the world's biggest data centers.
00:09:21.200 But he never quite predicted the backlash he'd see.
00:09:29.780 At the northernmost edge of Utah, miles from anywhere, sits a vast no-man's land.
00:09:40.240 An unspoiled expanse in Box Elder County, which could soon be the site of one of the biggest data centers on the planet.
00:09:52.360 It's ignited outrage across Utah.
00:09:54.800 The community concerned about their already scarce resources and furious about a lack of transparency in government.
00:10:01.580 It's not real information.
00:10:03.080 We sit here like it's okay.
00:10:04.820 Some career politicians have already been toppled, and all before a single piece of dirt has been moved.
00:10:12.040 So we're going to go straight to last, and then we'll veer south.
00:10:15.180 We wanted to understand the debate over the proposal in Utah's Hansel Valley, so we met up with Dr. Robert Davies.
00:10:21.620 A physicist and a professor at Utah State University, he's emerged as one of the leading critics of something called Project Stratos.
00:10:30.800 As proposed, this particular project would utterly transform this entire landscape.
00:10:36.620 The original proposal, approved with no public comment by a little-known state agency in May,
00:10:41.880 would develop three chunks of land totaling 40,000 acres at the northern tip of the Great Salt Lake.
00:10:48.160 That's the size of more than two Manhattans.
00:10:51.260 After public outrage, project developers cut the plan in half.
00:10:54.720 But Davey says the scope, up to 9 gigawatts, is still impossible even to fathom.
00:11:01.560 And that's going to use 9 billion watts of power.
00:11:04.520 That's the energy consumption rate of 40,000 Walmart supercenters.
00:11:08.860 We could be talking about 10 or 12 degrees of Fahrenheit temperature change across this.
00:11:16.280 Okay, we're going to play that over the weekend so you see it all.
00:11:20.420 It's pretty amazing. But it is, you know, I talked to the team up in Michigan.
00:11:25.800 The number one thing up there is data centers. What Abbott's done in Texas, approving all these is now getting blowback.
00:11:31.960 He's kind of put a moratorium. So I'll be analysis in the governor's race in on the Republican primary.
00:11:37.680 Mark Beal, number one issue data centers. Where do we stand with this, particularly given a Republican perspective?
00:11:44.820 If we see this issue to the left, we're going to get blown out everywhere. Right.
00:11:49.280 But I'd even make an argument that even Andy Ogles, although that was about environmental, these billionaires coming in from San Francisco, you've got to be at the forefront of data centers.
00:11:57.680 The American people are just not going to have their electricity go up.
00:12:01.840 They don't care about the lives of the oligarchs.
00:12:04.100 The aquifers and the rivers drained and also these things sitting there humming in these agricultural communities.
00:12:10.680 Mark Beal, your thoughts?
00:12:12.840 This is a tough issue.
00:12:13.840 You know, they didn't want any rules of the road on AI for so long, and there's limited trust between the public and this industry.
00:12:22.680 And now this industry is sort of ham-fistedly walking around local communities trying to build these big data centers and not doing the normal local engagement.
00:12:31.520 I mean, one version of this story, Steve, is, you know, these are billions of dollars flowing into local communities, like places like Georgia.
00:12:38.440 You know, rural health care is a really big, important issue for Georgia.
00:12:42.060 You know, the governor could, you know, if he had the support, could probably get a decent amount of that money coming from data centers into health care for those citizens.
00:12:51.400 And there's a win-win situation to be had here.
00:12:53.680 But the negotiations and the methods of this industry have been so ham-fisted that now there's this gigantic public backlash.
00:13:00.920 And, of course, there is legitimate evidence that China and Russia propaganda are behind some of this sentiment.
00:13:06.820 But just like we know with the Soviet Union, you know, these guys can't make up an issue out of whole cloth, these foreign influence operations.
00:13:13.780 They always seize on a real issue that Americans actually care about. 0.52
00:13:16.400 And this is an issue that they actually are going to care about.
00:13:19.380 And if we don't get the guardrails right, and we do this and we see this in the polling.
00:13:22.360 Like when you have guardrails on AI, support for data center goes up by like 19 percent in the polling.
00:13:27.560 So there is a path out of the woods here because in some real respects under President Trump's leadership, we are reindustrializing the United States and preparing for the 21st century.
00:13:35.520 And this is some of the infrastructure that we're going to need. 0.91
00:13:37.840 But we can't be stupid about how we're going about it.
00:13:40.160 And part of that equation has to be getting our arms around these AI guardrails so the public can have confidence that the government's doing what it's supposed to be.
00:13:48.980 The trust has been broken.
00:13:50.460 The trust is not by the American people that got broken.
00:13:52.680 The trust is oligarchs.
00:13:53.700 You can't trust them.
00:13:54.360 They're trying to buy Washington.
00:13:55.400 You know this.
00:13:56.160 You fight it every day.
00:13:57.740 So that's why I call for a moratorium. 0.95
00:13:59.280 Until we can get the real facts, I don't trust anything these oligarchs say because they're all pathological liars.
00:14:05.520 Mark, where they go for AI Policy Network, the site, your social media, all of it, where people go?
00:14:11.300 I'm Mark Beal on X, and the AIPN.org is our website.
00:14:17.240 You can join the movement.
00:14:18.920 You can participate in our engagement with elected officials to try to help them navigate these issues.
00:14:24.000 At the end of the day, we are demanding strong guardrails on security-level threats,
00:14:28.960 and we want to help the president be successful in this, and you can join the movement at that website.
00:14:35.080 beal you are doing the lord's work hope you understand that burned into your soul you're
00:14:42.060 doing the lord's work right here nothing would be more important mark beal ai policy network
00:14:47.300 thank you on a saturday morning for joining us okay make america healthy again tony lyons is
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00:16:43.760 Thank you, Kobe.
00:16:44.600 War Room.
00:16:45.760 Here's your host, Stephen K.
00:16:47.800 Vance.
00:16:52.940 Make America healthy again.
00:16:54.500 Man, what a week we had for this with Fauci, all of it.
00:16:57.200 I've asked Tony Lyons to join us.
00:16:59.140 Give us a summary of this week from the Maha perspective, particularly we finally held
00:17:05.000 in contempt of Anthony Fauci.
00:17:09.620 Let me give people a heads up.
00:17:10.620 You know, the Senate voted, you know, Navarra and I went to prison for it.
00:17:16.220 Don't think this is a layup because you got New York, you got a D.C.
00:17:19.580 grand jury, D.C. judges, that place over D.C., that federal court is the most corrupt thing
00:17:24.600 I've ever seen in my entire life.
00:17:28.000 Sent two folks with misdemeanors to a federal prison.
00:17:31.460 I think in Danbury, been around over 100 years.
00:17:33.580 I don't think they'd ever had a misdemeanor.
00:17:35.980 The prison is built, I think, for 800 people.
00:17:37.800 It's got 1,200 in there.
00:17:38.900 I mean, these things are jammed.
00:17:40.040 They're just absolutely crammed with bodies and felons, and they don't have room.
00:17:46.520 I mean, misdemeanors.
00:17:47.380 The guy that ran the D.C. court, one of the guys that had been there 50 years about to retire, said, Mr. Bannon, my entire time running this court, the logistics of it, one of the operations guy says, I don't ever remember having a misdemeanor tried.
00:18:00.820 We'll see what happens with Dr. Fauci, a mass murderer.
00:18:05.280 Tony Lyons, your thoughts?
00:18:08.100 Yeah, I mean, think about this.
00:18:10.040 You guys go to jail for four months for doing absolutely nothing.
00:18:14.340 And then here's a guy, Dr. Fauci, who has done something and he basically has admitted to it in his journals, you know, in his diary, in his personal emails, in his texts, you know, that that he knew what was going on and the steps that he took and the mistakes that he made resulted in millions of deaths.
00:18:38.420 And then he came and he made just a mockery of the Congress of this country, where he goes in
00:18:44.240 there and he refuses to answer anything. So, you know, how is it any different than him not showing
00:18:50.280 up? He goes in there and he won't tell the American people the color of his tie. He won't
00:18:56.240 admit to anything that he's done wrong. And so, you know, Rand Paul has been working day and night
00:19:02.040 for months and months and months to hold him accountable.
00:19:06.640 And I think that what was accomplished this week
00:19:09.720 was really epic because everybody in the country
00:19:12.860 saw who Dr. Fauci really is.
00:19:16.560 You know, that he's this human being
00:19:19.620 who is focused on his own fame, on his own glory.
00:19:23.220 In his journals, when thousands of people are dying,
00:19:26.540 he's talking about how many TV shows he went on,
00:19:29.080 about how powerful he is, about the friends that he has. So it's just an outrage. And so Senator
00:19:36.280 Rand Paul has been working to bring him to justice. And what he's accomplished is he got the truth
00:19:43.620 out. And we won't fund this kind of research anymore, because it's too public now. So we
00:19:50.720 can't let anybody do this kind of thing in this country ever again. They can't force people to
00:19:57.160 vaccinate, force people to make, you know, to wear masks, prevent people from going to work,
00:20:02.360 from going to church, from seeing their loved ones in hospitals. You know, so Dr. Fauci lied
00:20:09.140 day after day to the American public. And he was able to successively kind of control
00:20:15.340 what millions of people thought, what they ate, what they did, you know, what they put into their
00:20:21.080 bodies, you know, what they believed, how they worshiped. So, you know, just incredible power
00:20:28.420 given to this terrible villain. And now everybody has seen that. And some people don't recognize
00:20:36.080 what they've seen. And Dana Bash, you know, gets on CNN with Bobby Kennedy, and she says,
00:20:41.740 oh, the things that Bobby Kennedy did resulted in people dying, you know, that vaccines really
00:20:48.300 are just always safe and effective, that a whole class of pharmaceutical products,
00:20:53.580 the most criminal organizations in the history of the world, that they're just always safe.
00:20:59.820 And we're supposed to believe that. But look at what Dana Bash actually said. She said they're
00:21:05.420 the most tested products of any products in the history of mankind. Now, if that's true,
00:21:11.100 true. She's on CNN. She's an anchor on CNN. Why not just post all of those incredible studies
00:21:18.540 on CNN.com? But she didn't do that because they don't exist. So she's there, like Dr. Fauci, 0.98
00:21:26.000 lying to the American public, vilifying Bobby Kennedy. And what is Bobby Kennedy doing?
00:21:31.920 You know, I've said this before, but it's so clear. He's not looking to get more famous.
00:21:37.000 He's not looking for more power. He didn't make more money. The real Anthony Fauci sold 1.4 million copies. He didn't earn a penny on that. He donated everything. He assigned the contract to Children's Health Defense because he believed in the great work that they do.
00:21:54.160 So, you know, so much of what people believe is just a lie. And we're seeing that now. We're seeing the bold, sweeping, decisive actions of an administration that has a lot of work to do and has a lot of people trying to hold them back in a deep state that's dedicated to protecting, you know, big oligarchs, big corporations that are making billions of dollars at our expense.
00:22:20.220 But the progress, the cultural progress is just unprecedented because we've seen that everybody in America, their ideas are changing.
00:22:30.620 The way they view food, pesticides, vaccines, drugs, they are changing.
00:22:36.680 And the realization that people are having that we live in a country where you can commit such horrible criminal acts and actually get away with it.
00:22:46.500 And we know that has to stop.
00:22:48.500 But we've changed the way millions of people eat.
00:22:51.960 We've changed the way people think about vaccines, about the way people think about the drugs that they're giving to their children.
00:22:59.000 And that's just an epic victory that's happened in a year and a half.
00:23:03.360 And there's a lot of time left.
00:23:05.180 There's a lot more baseball to be played.
00:23:07.340 And I think we can really win, that this can be just historic change.
00:23:12.820 i saw where the um where now bobby's going to be included they had axios had a story about how this
00:23:23.320 convention or whatever this thing is is still kind of to be determined whether it's a fundraiser
00:23:28.200 actually going to be a convention uh bobby's going to be a key part of that because now
00:23:32.660 they know maha as we've been hammering hello we won in a coalition one that we helped build and
00:23:38.820 supported for years make america healthy again food is medicine right now what what is what
00:23:45.200 actions do we have to take and what actions that the administration have to take because i know
00:23:49.280 president trump supports this 100 but what action do you believe has to be taken now to energize
00:23:56.180 that amazing maha base to join with us and to start the canvassing and the door knocking you
00:24:02.240 know, after Labor Day, that drive to November 3rd. What is Tony Lyons, the head of Maha Inc.,
00:24:09.740 believe has to happen? I think it's happening every day, but we need to really go hard on
00:24:17.260 removing all mandates. There can't be any medical mandates in this country. We need
00:24:22.480 total medical freedom. We know that these companies have been out to get us, that they've
00:24:28.540 been engineering food to make us addicted to it. They've been telling us that real food,
00:24:34.740 that meat, fish, eggs, whole milk, that those things are dangerous and that ultra processed
00:24:42.600 food, those are safe. So we've been lied to at such an epic level. We were told that these
00:24:48.520 pharmaceutical products are the best thing for our children. And we need to come down really hard
00:24:56.040 and be the party, be the politicians,
00:25:00.800 be the activists who are supporting protecting children
00:25:05.140 and that we've seen that the Democratic Party
00:25:07.880 has failed the American public
00:25:10.140 and that they have done it
00:25:12.020 because they took money from these companies
00:25:15.240 and they have forgotten
00:25:17.520 that they have an obligation to the American public
00:25:21.700 And that this obligation is to watch these companies carefully and to not allow them, not allow these oligarchs to control us and to poison us and to lie to us.
00:25:35.140 And if that can get through, the polling shows just overwhelmingly that almost everybody in this country believes that we deserve to have healthier food in schools.
00:25:48.300 We deserve to have healthier food in hospitals.
00:25:51.540 We deserve to have medical schools that teach people about nutrition.
00:25:55.700 Because everybody knows that it's simple how you get healthier.
00:26:00.720 It's really simple.
00:26:02.000 You eat better.
00:26:03.140 You work out more.
00:26:04.240 You avoid pharmaceutical products. You don't trust the censorship and the propaganda and the lies
00:26:11.200 that are trying to make you hungry and addicted and sick. And you take care of yourself. You get
00:26:20.240 out into the sun. You question authority. And you follow alternative therapies. And you look at all
00:26:29.240 of the different options. And so, you know, you look at what's happened in all kinds of areas.
00:26:35.180 I mean, look at the three books. Look at these three books that came out. There's Dr. Fauci's
00:26:40.560 own book called On Call. This book sold less than one-tenth what Bobby Kennedy's book sold,
00:26:47.720 and yet it was a number one bestseller, number one New York Times bestseller.
00:26:52.000 Then you've got Jill Biden's book. That sold about 3%, 3% of the copies that the real Anthony Fauci sold. And that was a number one bestseller.
00:27:05.780 So in just every area, they played this cultural war to convince us of things that we now know
00:27:14.060 aren't true. And if you want to rebuild trust, you have to go after those things, continue to go
00:27:21.900 after Dr. Fauci, continue to right the wrongs that have been caused. And we probably need
00:27:30.160 to come out really strongly before the midterms
00:27:33.360 and think about how we compensate
00:27:36.140 the people in this country who were injured
00:27:39.540 or who were killed,
00:27:41.180 the families of the people who were killed
00:27:43.340 by the COVID vaccines,
00:27:45.300 because we need that reconciliation. 0.98
00:27:48.780 And it's an outrage that companies like Japan
00:27:51.800 compensate people who were injured by the COVID vaccine
00:27:55.720 87% of the time.
00:27:57.680 And in Thailand, it's 82% of the time.
00:28:00.940 And even in Canada, and I'm the least, I mean, Canada is at the bottom of my list of countries
00:28:09.240 in almost every area, but they compensate 22% of the people.
00:28:13.680 And in the United States of America, you can be injured by a pharmaceutical product like
00:28:18.620 a COVID vaccine that wasn't tested, that the government backed, that the media backed,
00:28:23.220 that you were lied to about and only one percent of people get compensated and there's just there's
00:28:30.160 a limit on that of something like three thousand five hundred dollars even if somebody died so
00:28:35.880 think about that we need to hang on one second hang hang hang hang on one second we're gonna
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00:30:25.540 War Room.
00:30:26.580 Here's your host, Stephen K. Bannon.
00:30:30.960 Times of turbulence.
00:30:32.080 You need to still point the turning world.
00:30:34.720 You saw Philip Patrick kicked off the show today.
00:30:36.760 so much going on the middle east war what's happening in strato hermuz persian gulf
00:30:42.320 japan bailout argentina bailout what does it all mean how does it make it all fit together
00:30:47.340 the russian sanctions bill of course they got time to do that no time for save america but
00:30:52.640 to put sanctions on the russian oh yeah we got time to do that birchgold.com slash bannon
00:30:59.040 end of the dollar empire we don't want the dollar empire to end unless the american people decide on
00:31:05.220 That's not what's happening.
00:31:06.580 Find out why.
00:31:08.060 Eight free installments, a ninth one coming.
00:31:10.220 Birchgold.com slash Bannon.
00:31:12.200 Most importantly, you get to Philip Patrick and his team.
00:31:15.860 They can talk you all through it.
00:31:17.880 Tony, I'm going to do the Make America Healthy Again.
00:31:20.340 I want you to give that because you're the leader of that entity
00:31:23.600 and a great supporter of Secretary Kennedy
00:31:26.580 and everything we do on Make America Healthy Again.
00:31:28.360 But we've got a very special guest who's going to join us,
00:31:30.460 carved out some time this morning, Eric Metaxas.
00:31:33.080 this audience has loved and supported this book since he's had no hits on fox and i'm not sure
00:31:38.560 he had a hit on newsmax but it's really been warm and other shows like that and really going around
00:31:43.160 eric doing the tough work just going around you know to these events to book signings to all of it
00:31:48.220 and uh shaking hands and selling books why is barnes and noble in a time when the retail book
00:31:55.380 business needs bestsellers why do you go and give me photographs on the on the union square
00:32:03.000 flagship in manhattan you know down there near greenwich village soho all of it they're so well
00:32:09.360 read they're so smart the new yorkers always want to be on the new hot thing we've got a book that
00:32:14.680 that eight of the last nine weeks has been on the new york times bestsellers including number two
00:32:20.000 week after week after week you go in barnes and noble you got all these ephemeral books nobody
00:32:25.320 buys including joe biden and uh and all this crap and yet you can't find in stock a revolution by
00:32:34.040 eric metaxas why is that why are they giving up cash flow they they need like mother's milk right
00:32:39.640 now why are they giving up cash flow of a book that's written like a novel that people will
00:32:46.100 take to the beach and get so immersed in it, they won't understand when the tide comes up on their
00:32:49.900 blanket. Why is that, Tony Lyons? Because we are in the midst of a culture war. And what's happening
00:32:56.580 is that, you know, Bobby Kennedy writes the real Anthony Fauci about, you know, telling the truth
00:33:01.980 about what's going on with public health, and he's called dangerous. And then Eric Metaxas writes
00:33:07.520 just a brilliant book, a historic, epic book, 640 pages on the revolution, you know, on the glory
00:33:15.740 of the brave people who fought the revolution. And that, I guess, makes him dangerous.
00:33:21.800 You know, to tell the truth about this country, to glorify what's great about this country,
00:33:27.740 that's dangerous too. And, you know, people want to read Eric's book. People want to read books
00:33:35.540 about the giants who fought the revolution, you know, fought for our freedom. And these people,
00:33:41.440 These newspapers, these magazines, these privately owned bookstores all around the country, and Barnes & Noble, they want to censor everything that celebrates this country.
00:33:54.680 So hang on.
00:33:55.380 They want to have books like two-by-book where there's nothing in it. 0.94
00:33:59.760 It's ridiculous. 0.96
00:34:00.660 It's all lies. 0.98
00:34:01.760 It's not by company.
00:34:04.780 Hang on one second.
00:34:05.840 Let me bring Metaxas in. 0.73
00:34:07.280 Metaxas.
00:34:08.500 Is that true?
00:34:08.920 Why are people pulled to read this book?
00:34:12.620 Why are they recommending it to friends?
00:34:15.240 Why are they buying it for young people in their life?
00:34:17.300 What is it about revolution that makes it – it's about an event 250 years ago.
00:34:22.380 People are so busy with what's going on in their own lives.
00:34:25.340 Why are they reading a book about a story that's 250 years old, sir?
00:34:30.720 Well, I guess if you go to the Amazon page, and everybody's buying it off Amazon since
00:34:38.340 it's nowhere to be found in Barnes & Noble. If you go to the Amazon page, honestly, as an author,
00:34:43.720 as a writer, I am thrilled to death at the reviews on Amazon. Because, you know, I don't
00:34:51.080 solicit these. I mean, these are just, anybody who reads the book, they say that they love the
00:34:56.580 writing, that it's fun to read. You know, honestly, that as a writer, you know, you can write an
00:35:02.120 accurate book, a true book. But, you know, I have my own podcast. People send me books. And even if
00:35:07.480 I want to read it, a lot of books aren't that readable because, you know, it's hard. And so
00:35:14.160 the stories in Revolution, I'm happy to say, practically tell themselves. There are amazing
00:35:20.360 stories, funny stories. I mean, you've read it. These are funny stories. And here's a tip.
00:35:25.880 the good guys win. Who doesn't want the good guys to win? This is a true story where the good guys
00:35:32.580 win. The bad guys get their humiliating comeuppance, just as we hope Anthony Fauci will
00:35:38.420 get his humiliating comeuppance. And he's one of many. It's good versus evil. And when good wins,
00:35:44.320 we cheer, we rejoice. We need these stories, Steve, because we need to be inspired. We all know
00:35:50.960 we've been through some dark times. The fact that you were at a federal prison in Danbury,
00:35:55.000 Connecticut? Are we making that up? No, that actually happened. There's all kinds of stuff
00:35:59.160 that has happened to patriots across this country over the last six plus years. We've been through
00:36:05.060 hell. We're in a war. We're in a cultural war, but at heart, it's a spiritual war. There are people
00:36:10.780 who hate God. They hate truth. They hate right. They love wrong. And I think that in order to
00:36:18.280 fight the war that we're in, we need inspiration. We need to see those who fought that war and that
00:36:24.400 they won and that went well this this this is what and i'm glad you gave the spoiler alert the
00:36:30.620 spoiler alert is we won but here's what's so amazing and this is why what just give me a
00:36:36.740 comment on this when you read the book it's like a cliffhanger there are dozens if not hundreds of
00:36:45.420 times that it looks so dark uh it didn't look like we were going to win in fact the exact opposite
00:36:51.220 look like the bad guys are going to win. Tell me about that.
00:36:54.120 Well, I mean, I think that that's the nature of reality, right? That in the moment,
00:36:58.400 you know, if you said to George Washington, you're going to win, he would say, well,
00:37:01.800 that's nice. But let me tell you, it's looking like hell today. And we've got to fight and
00:37:06.440 suffer and men are being killed. And, you know, and I think it's important for us. And I'd like
00:37:11.400 to think that a good writer shows you that doesn't just make it seem like all, you know,
00:37:16.240 peaches and cream, they went through hell. And people through history have had to go through
00:37:22.740 hell. But when you're fighting for the right cause, a sacred cause, that this is God's idea,
00:37:29.100 you can fight with honor and dignity and joy, even though you're fighting. Because you say,
00:37:34.840 I have the privilege of fighting for something that's beautiful, that's God's idea. And I think
00:37:39.200 that the left, the secularist left trying to gaslight us, that we can have everything wonderful
00:37:44.660 without God. You can have liberty and equality. No, you can't. You can't even have life without
00:37:51.000 God. God creates life. My previous book was, you had me on about four years ago to talk about my
00:37:57.120 book is Atheism Dead, that talks about science proving the existence of God. And this idea,
00:38:02.740 we've all been taught in schools that life just emerges on planets. No, it doesn't. You cannot
00:38:07.940 even have life without God. And I think we're getting to a moment in America where we're
00:38:13.260 beginning to see that, that we've been gaslit, we've been fed this secularist, leftist view of
00:38:18.560 the world, and especially of the American Revolution, as though we could have liberty
00:38:22.920 and self-government. It just, you know, came from the French Enlightenment. No, it actually did not.
00:38:28.040 It comes from the Bible. And again, I didn't write my book about that, but it's everywhere
00:38:32.960 in all the stories and all the figures. My favorite is John Adams. They understood this,
00:38:38.380 and we have to understand this. This is not extra credit. This is not for history buffs.
00:38:42.380 Every single American needs to understand this stuff because we're in simply a later battle of the same war now.
00:38:50.260 It's good versus evil. 0.97
00:38:51.560 It's secular elites who are cynical and corrupt. 0.99
00:38:55.860 They're in love with power. 0.99
00:38:57.100 They don't care how they get the power.
00:38:59.140 And so, you know, we want to see justice.
00:39:01.740 And so I think we need to be inspired by these stories of the past.
00:39:05.140 And, I mean, I reread my own book sometimes and I laugh.
00:39:07.920 Some of these stories are hilarious, which is why I put them in the book.
00:39:10.880 You know, I didn't make them funny. They were funny. But I said, I got to tell this story. I got to tell that story because there's something delightful about seeing the villains get their comeuppance and to see how that goes and to see their their pomposity and their their overconfidence and how every time, you know, they just like they do with Trump, they they they underestimate their enemy.
00:39:33.360 They sneer at their enemy.
00:39:35.540 They think we're so much better.
00:39:37.400 What a joke.
00:39:38.300 And then we see how it comes out.
00:39:40.340 And that's not just talking about the president's golf game.
00:39:42.700 That's talking about everything else.
00:39:44.920 Yeah.
00:39:46.000 You're in Myrtle Beach today.
00:39:48.280 I want to know where people can go to get and meet Eric Metaxas and get a signed copy or shake your hand.
00:39:53.860 Thank you for the book and find out maybe more about how you wrote it.
00:39:56.780 Also, where do people go get the book today?
00:39:59.360 Because come Sunday night, they're going to be recalibrating the New York Times bestseller list.
00:40:02.820 we want to make again. So where do people go to find you in the future when you leave Myrtle
00:40:07.540 Beach? And where do people go to buy the book? Yeah, well, I've got tons of events coming up
00:40:13.120 Sunday. I'm in Myrtle Beach. I'm doing like three events in Myrtle Beach. Next weekend,
00:40:17.960 I'll be in San Jose, California. I'll be in Santa Barbara and on and on it goes. If somebody wants
00:40:23.340 to invite me, go to ericmetaxas.com and please invite me. But I really think that, you know,
00:40:31.420 if you just go to my website, it's all there. We keep adding events, and I'm going to be,
00:40:36.220 this fall, I'll be everywhere. I mean, it's like the Johnny Cash song, I've been everywhere. I don't
00:40:41.500 know where I'm not going to be. I'm going to be everywhere this fall, but if people want to invite
00:40:45.580 me to do more events, and there are some bookstores that are carrying the book. I have to tell you
00:40:51.660 that that thrills me. My relatives sent me a picture. R.J. Julia Bookstore in Madison, Connecticut,
00:40:57.840 has the book prominently displayed in Madison, Connecticut. So there are some bookstores that
00:41:04.060 are actually displaying the bestsellers in the front of the store. And so, you know, that gives
00:41:09.100 me joy to think about that. So I should pop in there and do an impromptu book signing if I get
00:41:14.180 up to Madison, Connecticut. But it is, we're in a battle. People don't want us to know that you need
00:41:20.260 the God of the Bible to have liberty and self-government and to have America. And we need
00:41:25.020 to know this. We need to know it. We need to rejoice in it. And, you know, we need to bring
00:41:29.100 the facts. And so I hope people will read my book and get encouraged because we need encouragement
00:41:35.260 right now. It's a butchery. Good luck today, today and tomorrow in Myrtle Beach. We'll have
00:41:40.540 you back on at the beginning of the week next week. And let's run through the tape to make
00:41:44.420 the New York Times bestsellers by Sunday. Eric Metaxas, thank you so much. Thank you for joining
00:41:48.040 us you tony lyons you're the one that's got the courage to publish the war room books we got a
00:41:56.200 bunch of books coming out you've got the courage to print revolution and uh you've got the courage
00:42:01.220 to do uh the real anthony fauci which i think we sold a couple hundred thousand copies minimum
00:42:05.960 here in the war room and really fell in love with the movement that bobby kennedy's one of the
00:42:10.400 leaders of uh where do people go for sky horse for all the books uh the war room imprints there
00:42:16.180 You now dominate conservative book publishing, kind of a long journey there.
00:42:22.560 Where do people go?
00:42:23.360 Where do people go in Maha?
00:42:24.880 Where do they go for all of it?
00:42:26.620 Can I just say one last thing about Eric's book?
00:42:29.360 You know, there was a concerted effort to force people to buy Jill Biden's book.
00:42:36.820 And that, you know, it was in every newspaper in the country, front page articles day after
00:42:42.100 day.
00:42:42.560 It was stacked up in every bookstore.
00:42:45.180 Jill Biden's book was everywhere, but you could not force people to buy it.
00:42:50.440 They just wouldn't do it.
00:42:51.560 And then they were trying to prevent you from buying Eric Metaxas' just incredible book.
00:42:57.340 I mean, this is a historic book that I think people are going to read in colleges.
00:43:01.720 They're going to read everywhere for a generation.
00:43:04.580 And yet, Jill Biden's book, with this kind of promotion, with the government behind it,
00:43:09.640 with big companies behind it, with, like you said, the oligarchs behind it,
00:43:13.620 It sells less than one-third of the copies of Eric Metaxas's Revolution.
00:43:19.220 And what that tells you is that people are tired of being lied to, they're tired of being
00:43:24.860 controlled, and they want to read real stories, real incredible stories of courage, endurance,
00:43:31.620 bravery, and faith.
00:43:33.340 And that is Eric Metaxas's Revolution.
00:43:35.880 Just an incredible book.
00:43:37.240 You can find Skyhorse Books at skyhorsepublishing.com.
00:43:40.400 And then everything about Maha is at MahaAction.org.
00:43:47.280 Tony Lyons, you've become a real leader.
00:43:49.260 It's so amazing to watch you do this.
00:43:51.300 Just incredible.
00:43:52.060 Thank you so much.
00:43:53.100 Sky Horse, you're the publisher of the imprint of War Room.
00:43:56.720 You've got all these great books, Revolution.
00:43:58.760 Huge supporter of Bobby Kennedy and the Make America Healthy.
00:44:01.620 Again, you tip us through that.
00:44:03.720 Food is medicine.
00:44:05.200 Tony Lyons, good on you.
00:44:06.540 Thank you, sir.
00:44:07.020 Appreciate you.
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00:45:45.720 tage gill when the navy seal you get that call and they say come to work
00:45:54.220 That's when you get ready to deploy.
00:45:56.160 You did it, I don't know, 16 times, 18 times.
00:45:59.220 You're in for 19 years.
00:46:00.240 You would normally now be loading up the equipment, the material,
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00:46:11.100 Carg Island, maybe.
00:46:13.160 Now you're running one of the great emerging growth companies in this country.
00:46:18.140 What have you learned about yourself in that process?
00:46:22.220 i learned i could do other things besides uh shoot people and blow things up right so i learned how
00:46:32.440 to be an entrepreneur i learned how to how to sell things i had i basically had to reinvent myself
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00:47:19.120 and um i'm loving it and i sell coffee i gotta tell this i gotta i gotta tell i i gotta tell
00:47:26.560 the story so tage after he became a you know he was navy seal then contractor with certain
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00:49:54.040 the the coffee it's just it's amazing coffee and you you can drink it black and be healthy you
00:50:01.240 don't need all that put all that crap in your coffee you know when you go to starbucks it's
00:50:05.060 you're basically drinking like a you know a chocolate shake you might as well be with ice 0.98
00:50:09.020 cream in it it's got so much sugar so much syrup and all that crap in it i i wanted i want to do 0.86
00:50:15.720 i want to tell the story you know i'm all like when tage started i'm like henry ford you can do
00:50:21.040 you know you should do anything you do as long as you just make dark roast coffee or espresso
00:50:26.620 tage the scale and i keep saying every time tage comes the idea i go tage nobody's gonna buy
00:50:31.620 decaf nobody's gonna buy the the and they they explode tell me about i want the scale and the
00:50:37.360 breadth of the product offering sir yeah we've got you know the the flagship product is is the
00:50:45.660 mariners blend dark roast everybody wants dark roast that's the that's you know that's just the
00:50:51.620 thing dark roast coffee is the most popular and then we have breakfast blend and we have the dark
00:50:55.560 roast and breakfast blend in two pound 12 ounce 42 count k-cups so you can run it in your k-cup
00:51:02.300 machine then we have the um uh espresso and that that we that one it's so good you can drink it
00:51:10.960 black like black espresso which is unheard of and then we have decaf in k-cups and in ground
00:51:17.140 and whole bean and then we have the flavored coffees you know the flavored coffee we have
00:51:22.740 dark chocolate vanilla hazelnut and then we have our um
00:51:28.280 christmas coffee which is the holiday blend and we run that year around now because people
00:51:33.920 were asking us year around like hey when's the holiday blend gonna be back so i was like well
00:51:38.060 we'll just run it year round and then we have maple bourbon and salted caramel the salted
00:51:42.020 caramel is crazy that one's dangerous it's it's it's addicting it's it's amazing and yeah we have
00:51:47.880 we have everything and we have mugs we have hats we have hats for hunting season orange hats
00:51:53.360 so ready to drink coffee in the can is coming next we just finished our recipe recipe and now
00:52:00.840 we're working with a co-packer trying to get that to market so hopefully by the end of the year i
00:52:06.600 think we'll have their ready to drink coffee done so look out for that uh sir one more time where
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