Bannon's War Room - August 14, 2026


Episode 5591： Fighting Back Against The Marxist-Islamist Takeover

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Bradley Thayer Wade Miller Steve Sophia Carson Peter Schweitzer Andy Marshall Mike Rogers Reagan Abdul Russ Philip Patrick John F. Kennedy Lao Bai Jing Bruce Springsteen Andrew Breitbart Herbert Marcuse Jeffrey Tucker Byron Donalds Pierre Corey Paul Renner and 12 more
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00:00:00 This is the primal scream of a dying regime.
00:00:07 Pray for our enemies, because we're going medieval on these people.
00:00:13 I got a free shot at all these networks lying about the people.
00:00:17 The people have had a belly full of it.
00:00:19 I know you don't like hearing that.
00:00:20 I know you try to do everything in the world to stop that,
00:00:22 but you're not going to stop it.
00:00:23 It's going to happen.
00:00:24 And where do people like that go to share the big lie?
00:00:27 Mega Media.
00:00:29 I wish in my soul, I wish that any of these people had a conscience.
00:00:34 Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?
00:00:38 If that answer is to save my country, this country will be saved.
00:00:44 War Room. Here's your host, Stephen K. Bannon.
00:00:51 It's Friday, 14 August, Year of Our Lord, 2026.
00:00:54 I am so excited about this show today because I got four.
00:00:57 well I got three I hopefully get four of the smartest people I know and uh on topics that
00:01:03 uh the warm posse wants to get in back of Wade Miller from CRA and he's holding down the fort
00:01:09 uh for the great team Russ vote and others that had to leave and go to the administration
00:01:13 Dr. Bradley Thayer is with us and Sophia Carstens hopefully I'm gonna be able to get
00:01:18 Pierre Corey and um because at the end we we there's a few things in that interview this
00:01:24 morning i still want to follow up on with dr p or cory and so we're hopefully going to get him
00:01:27 later in the show i want to start with wade and by the way we'll have if we got time we'll have
00:01:32 a little cold open maybe later uh if we can fit it in but it looks like me now we may not be
00:01:37 so wade um and by the way just a hat tip ross and the guys are doing such a great job
00:01:44 over the administration coming from cra you guys were there to hold down the fort but quite frankly
00:01:49 just doing a spectacular job and thing for the whole audience just wanted to say thank you we
00:01:54 understand the workload has increased dramatically and it's pretty heavy to start with i want to go
00:01:59 to this policy brief and maybe i can um if we have it later we'll put it up but the they came
00:02:07 with this poll they had this poll from fox news yesterday on morning joe and it showed the uh the
00:02:14 the Senate candidates and we're getting blown out. I don't know, 13 points in, uh, in Georgia,
00:02:19 nine points in North Carolina. I mean, major, uh, Southern States. But last night, uh, a poll
00:02:27 came out, an independent poll on the first, really the first cut of the situation in Michigan.
00:02:32 And, um, cause we've been saying, Hey, look, 84 days from now on the evening of November 3rd
00:02:38 At midnight, the folks could be looking at Ma'am Donnie running New York City, Abdul as the senator from the arsenal of democracy in Michigan, and Tallarico is the senator from the great state of Texas, the jewel of the crown.
00:02:56 And this is not a zero probability.
00:02:57 Now, the first poll out on Mike Rogers and Abdul, I think, shows Rogers up four or five points.
00:03:03 There's other polls coming out, I think, over the weekend, early next week, that I have taken a look at and kind of reinforced that.
00:03:09 And that is where I think people are starting to focus on this red-green alliance.
00:03:13 You've written a policy brief, not a news story, but really an in-depth policy brief over at americarenewing.com right now, the home site for CRA.
00:03:23 assessing the Marxist-Islamist alliance aimed at America's heart.
00:03:29 Wade Miller, the floor is yours.
00:03:32 What is it?
00:03:32 Tell us about it.
00:03:34 Yeah, so I think in the aftermath of 9-11 and really a lot of the foreign policy interventionism
00:03:40 across the globe, we overly focused on terrorism and terrorism abroad, really.
00:03:46 And so what happens is if you're looking at this through the lens of three to five percent 0.84
00:03:50 of the population are terrorists, then that makes 95% of the rest of the Muslim society's victims.
00:03:57 So we started having large amounts of refugees and asylum seekers being brought here, 0.96
00:04:02 dispersed all over the country. They've aggregated into their own communities now,
00:04:06 and they're starting to get involved in the political process. And if you look at the
00:04:11 goal of Islam, and the imams say this, you can see what they're saying in Texas and elsewhere, 0.81
00:04:17 and you look at the goals of the communist movement, the DSA types, they are overlapped
00:04:24 perfectly except for the end state. The end state, which is that eventually if they come to power,
00:04:31 the Muslims kill the Marxists, but the Marxists are too stupid to understand this. So they are 1.00
00:04:35 increasingly working together in our political system to try to attain power. And they're not
00:04:41 quiet about why. They want to destroy Western civilization. They want to destroy capitalism.
00:04:45 They want to destroy the Constitution. How do we know this? They say it. Increasingly, they're just saying it. We're having fewer AOC types who are just far left progressive kind of crazy types and more of the committed communists, you know, not just democratic socialists, but actual communists.
00:05:05 And so these two forces are aligning, and the Marxists view the Muslim communities as oppressed communities, and so they're natural allies. 0.97
00:05:17 And again, the problem is that Islam culturally, in large numbers, is just completely incompatible with our system. 0.90
00:05:23 And just because someone doesn't want to blow themselves up in a crowded marketplace, they're not a terrorist. 0.97
00:05:29 Well, a shocking amount of these populations believe that apostates should be tried in a Sharia court and put to death.
00:05:38 And that's completely, that should be legal and that should be the law and that's how things should happen.
00:05:44 And I think everyone that's watching this and you agree that anyone who has that viewpoint, one, shouldn't be led into our borders in the first place.
00:05:52 And two, if they hold those views now, they should be immediately identified and deported.
00:05:57 And so we've got to recognize that it's not 3% to 5% of the population, that the communists
00:06:03 are taking over power of the Democratic Party, and that the Muslim community itself is not
00:06:08 a 3% to 5% problem.
00:06:09 It is a significant majority. 0.99
00:06:12 I mean, we could be talking 80%, 90%, 95% of these populations that are not suitable 1.00
00:06:16 to be here in the first place and they they represent a long-term cultural conquering 0.70
00:06:22 movement that seeks to uh methodically and slowly abuse our democratic systems of free speech
00:06:30 i don't think it's a long i don't think it's a i don't think it's a long-term i think it's an
00:06:35 immediate problem now look in texas texas is so advanced hopefully we're gonna get amy meck on
00:06:42 Natalie and other people next week this situation in Texas is a five alarm drill the one thing we
00:06:48 did in Texas in moving the show there and getting him back a proposition I think it was 10
00:06:52 to prohibit Sharia law was to give people a permission structure we actually had Paul
00:06:58 Renner a former surface warfare officer that was former speaker of the house of Florida running
00:07:03 for governor you know very competitive he and Byron Donalds and Collins and Fishback in a real
00:07:08 dogfight down there and and he said hey i asked him for the top issues wade and he says look data
00:07:14 centers but he says hey the other one's the islamification of florida and i said well how's
00:07:18 that come up he says people come to him after his talks and speeches and they say hey i don't want
00:07:23 to say this out loud but thank you so much for talking about this it's the number one issue in
00:07:28 my hometown and in particularly in the i guess the tampa saint pete so this is a problem now and i 0.73
00:07:34 think that their union of the marxist jihadists they understand how tough it is to take down the
00:07:39 west but they're they're united for that and they'll worry about their own inner squad scrimmage
00:07:46 and fight decades from now but in in in describing this because the guy you guys at cra are pretty
00:07:53 good about practical i mean russ ain't running omb because you guys are a bunch of college
00:07:59 professors right you're you're you're you're quite practical people over at cra about actually how to
00:08:05 take things on knowing that we have this alliance and look enough people know about people say you
00:08:10 got to get the word out say hey you just got to look around people that don't understand this
00:08:14 don't want to understand it and i can appreciate that because this is quite when you face the facts
00:08:21 wade miller the facts are very scary we already have so much innovation already in in that look
00:08:28 at mandami there's what 8.4 million people in new york 42 percent of the population are foreign born
00:08:35 you know we can't even do ice raids to to uh do any mass deportation it's a huge article in the
00:08:42 new york time or washington post saying how terrible trump is and how terrible dhs is talking
00:08:48 about a fleet of jets we purchased for i guess a billion dollars i said idle they never get to the
00:08:53 point that they were there for mass deportations and they're sitting on tarmacs not being used.
00:09:00 So, Wade, knowing that this is a union of forces that primarily are focused, their task and purpose
00:09:08 is to take down the West, what then are we to do? Well, you're absolutely right. It is a five-alarm
00:09:15 fire in places like Texas right now. They are aggregating in certain areas, gaining a foothold,
00:09:19 And then they're going to expand beyond that. So you may not see this, the level of the problem if you're in rural West Kansas.
00:09:27 But if you're in North Dallas, you see it and it is coming to a community near you.
00:09:33 So we have got to get serious about what our policies are on who we're letting in and our vetting standards.
00:09:40 And I have reason to believe that. Hang on. Hang on one second. Hang on one second. I got to go back to that.
00:09:46 He said, Kansas. Dude, North Dallas are some of the great little cowboy towns.
00:09:53 I mean, we're not talking Queens. We're not talking the Bronx or we're not talking Dearborn or aspects of Detroit.
00:10:00 We are actually talking. We say the Dallas Fort Worth complex right north of that are these iconic towns in the heart of the American myth of the West that are being overrun right now.
00:10:11 And they've targeted these towns with these mega projects.
00:10:15 This is a problem.
00:10:16 Maybe if you're out in Appalachia somewhere, it's not a problem.
00:10:20 But it's a problem that's coming to kind of the ex-urban environment that American families want to grow and get some roots in the ground.
00:10:30 That's the problem.
00:10:31 And the problem is the business community is in business with them.
00:10:34 Go ahead. 0.96
00:10:34 If the average person were to guess how many mosques are in Texas right now, most people would undercount and underguess what the actual number is.
00:10:42 It's just it's it's through the rhythm. Amy Beck, of course, does wonderful work on this all over the country, but really does great work on exposing this problem in Texas specifically. 0.97
00:10:53 And I certainly rely a lot on her research of exposing what these imams are saying. 1.00
00:10:57 But we have to get serious about what it will take to stop. So there's two priorities here. One is the border. We got to stop these radicalized individuals and these are the vast majority of these populations from getting in in the first place. 1.00
00:11:14 We have got to improve vetting standards. And I think that works ongoing. And then we need to look at the populations who are here and start figuring out how do we get them out? If they're not citizens, how do we start deporting them? Because a lot of these people are saying and hold extremely radicalized views that are not suitable. And then if they are, if they've become citizens, how do we denaturalize them?
00:11:32 If you're saying that I believe in a caliphate and the destruction of Western civilization in the United States of America, I think they should be hotlines straight to denaturalization.
00:11:42 We've got to get them out.
00:11:43 But that takes a political class that understands the scope of the problem and is willing to start moving in the direction of this corrective, knowing that when you do this, you are going to be called a racist.
00:11:56 You are going to be called a bigot.
00:11:57 This is about saving America for Americans, whether you're black, Hispanic, Asian, white, it doesn't matter. This is a conquering ideology, has nothing to do with race, has nothing to do with skin color. It is an evil ideology that is seeking to destroy us, and we have to get serious about defending ourselves from that.
00:12:16 um denaturalization let's spend it because wait you're a smart tough guy given some of these 0.91
00:12:27 victories you're seeing in the primaries in the democratic party some of these dsa members are
00:12:32 marxist jihadist can they in your interpretation of the constitution can they actually uh pledge
00:12:39 can they pledge the allegiance to the constitution uphold it and actually sit in congress either the
00:12:45 United States Senate or the House, sir? No, we're working on a legal memo outlining the power that
00:12:52 a Speaker of the House may have in this regard and what legal options. But if you are saying that
00:12:57 the United States needs to be destroyed and communism is supreme or whatever, I think that
00:13:05 that is a bright red line that is different than talking about Social Security policy or tax rates
00:13:11 or corporate tax rates or social welfare programs, I think that there exists a power right now.
00:13:17 And right now, the courts from the 60s would say that there's three categories that Congress
00:13:22 can consider. We think that the oath is the fourth category that needs to be added. And we
00:13:28 want to challenge that and say that the oath is a substantive oath. It's not just a box-checking
00:13:33 exercise, that you actually have to believe the oath. And if your public comments betray that
00:13:39 oath, then you should legally, the House of Representatives should be able to legally
00:13:44 not seat you in Congress.
00:13:50 I'm going to have you back on.
00:13:51 I want to continue this denaturalization, all that, because the people at CRA are very
00:13:57 practical.
00:13:58 This is why Russ and the team are over at OMB, which is really the apparatus, the mechanics
00:14:03 that run the government.
00:14:05 Wade, until that time, I want people to read this.
00:14:08 Where do they go to get your piece on the Marxist jihadist uprising in this country?
00:14:14 What they need to know.
00:14:14 You can find Center for Renewing America on X and other socials.
00:14:18 We've just posted it out recently within the last probably 20 minutes or so.
00:14:21 You can also go to America Renewing dot com, America Renewing dot com, or you can find me at Wade Miller.
00:14:28 That's at Wade Miller. And I'll post it up as soon as I hop off here.
00:14:33 Wade Miller, thank you so much. Appreciate you, sir.
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00:16:30 i want to thank uh wade miller uh they pretty intense issues there at the end denaturalization
00:16:41 and not seating folks they can't really are not don't really have allegiance to the constitution
00:16:48 in this country.
00:16:50 So we'll get to more on that.
00:16:51 I want to thank also Amy Mech,
00:16:53 her great investigative reporting,
00:16:55 all the information she's put in,
00:16:56 and particularly Texas.
00:16:58 Texas, the crown jewel of it.
00:17:00 And it's going to be quite a fight, folks.
00:17:03 Don't think this is going to be easy.
00:17:04 They know that.
00:17:06 This just didn't come up.
00:17:08 I mean, we've been proud on this show
00:17:10 to be the leaders of the anti-CCP movement
00:17:12 in this country,
00:17:14 and quite frankly, in many parts of the world
00:17:16 to take down the Chinese Communist Party.
00:17:18 It has to happen.
00:17:20 Lao Bai Jing, which is the name for old hundred names, which is the working men and women of China.
00:17:27 It has to be upon them that that happens.
00:17:29 We're there to support them all the time.
00:17:32 Dr. Bradley Thayer.
00:17:34 Dr. Thayer, I came in touch with you with the Andy Marshall, the historic, legendary Andy Marshall over at the Department of War.
00:17:44 Had a group when I was in the Pentagon back in 81 called the Net Assessment Group.
00:17:48 Now, it wasn't the internet, but it was kind of the internal think tank for how you win the Cold War.
00:17:54 And he basically authorized a book that you wrote when I first met you that was one of the most profound books I ever read about the Chinese Communist Party.
00:18:02 You've got a new book coming out from, and you did a great book with Captain Finnell early on for war.
00:18:06 And we've got a new book coming out next Tuesday that, and you, you know, you talked to us about a year ago,
00:18:12 But I think you were quite prescient in understanding the moment we were coming to, because the reason this book is so important, this ain't a struggle that started yesterday, and it's not a struggle that's going to be solved tomorrow.
00:18:27 It's much deeper than that.
00:18:29 It's much more profound than that.
00:18:30 And it's going to take a real commitment of people in the West to really stop this, thwart it, and destroy it.
00:18:41 The book is about the 100-year struggle we've had with communism, and this is kind of one of the underpinnings of the Marxist-Jihadist uprising inside the wire.
00:18:50 This is why we don't need to go over Hell's Half Acre into the Middle East to fight it.
00:18:54 It's plenty to fight here.
00:18:56 Dr. Thayer, the floor is yours.
00:18:58 Tell me about the book.
00:18:59 Why did you decide to write it, and why did you decide to write it now?
00:19:02 Well, Steve, thank you, and thank you for writing the excellent foreword to the book.
00:19:07 I wrote it now because Americans are recognizing, as I did, that we're in a revolutionary time in the United States.
00:19:14 And folks need to recognize what's at stake.
00:19:17 We have the path of sustaining a constitutional republic in the U.S. or going down the path of communist tyranny.
00:19:24 And a lot of what folks cover, of course, is what's happening, which is so important to do,
00:19:30 whether that's on immigration or whether that's on holding Fauci accountable or the activities of the CCP.
00:19:36 all necessary. But this book explains why this is happening. Why is it that the United States
00:19:43 has been forced into really a revolutionary time, and Americans are asking themselves,
00:19:49 what's happened to America? What is going on with the United States, where you have
00:19:54 this red-green alliance, or you have communists having taken over the Democratic Party,
00:20:00 running candidates who are openly communist. Why is that happening? And the book explains
00:20:08 why that's happening and what has to be done to reverse it. And now is the time, because we are
00:20:15 truly at this moment. You can call it a 1776 moment. We're at a time where we have a fork in
00:20:24 the road path. And if things don't, every election is important, of course, but if things do not go
00:20:31 well for the Republicans in the midterms, or obviously, in 2028, we are going to see the
00:20:39 country destroyed and deliberately destroyed by the Democrats and all the ways. So this is what
00:20:46 But hang on a second. We had this fight. And in fact, the first film I ever made, In the Face of Evil, I took Peter Schweitzer's book. It's based upon Peter Schweitzer's book, Reagan's War.
00:21:00 and i went back and really started 1914 to 1989 the the beginning of the first world war
00:21:08 to um the fall of the berlin wall and uh and i was making the movie about radical jihad because
00:21:17 after 9-11 all my buddies at goldman sachs were and people i knew in new york were all singing
00:21:22 god bless america going out of parks and i said you know i know knowing these folks and the
00:21:26 progressives i knew in new york were friends of mine i said that's going to last about 90 days
00:21:30 And when we start going over there and banging heads to get to the bottom of this, they're going to flip.
00:21:35 And, of course, that's what happened, although the banging of the heads took on an expedition to Iraq and other places that never should have happened or disastrous.
00:21:44 But the point was we fought a long war. 0.57
00:21:48 And I said, hey, a radical ideology like like Jihad is the same radical ideology kind of as communism, just in a Marxism, just in a different a different secular format because it's it's atheistic.
00:22:01 But we won, brother.
00:22:03 President Reagan said, my purpose is to take down the evil empire.
00:22:08 1989, Tiananmen Square is in June of 89.
00:22:10 The Berlin Wall falls, I think, in November of 89. 0.67
00:22:13 We had a victory. 0.99
00:22:15 What are you talking about?
00:22:16 I realized it's a hundred-year struggle, but we won.
00:22:19 Didn't we win the Cold War?
00:22:20 Didn't we put the stake in the heart of the beast, Dr. Thayer? 0.61
00:22:25 We did defeat the Soviet Union at great cost, Steve. 0.74
00:22:28 You know the cost that we encouraged, the risk that we ran in the Cold War, 0.74
00:22:31 the sacrifices that we made in the Cold War.
00:22:34 36,000 Americans killed in Korea, over 58,000 killed in Vietnam,
00:22:39 Southeast Asia during that time.
00:22:41 the risks of nuclear conflict, the central front in Europe, great risks were run, but we didn't
00:22:48 defeat communism. The Soviet Union we defeated, but we didn't defeat the ideology of communism,
00:22:54 which is alive and well in communist China, the Chinese Communist Party, but it's also alive and
00:23:01 well in the United States and in the West more broadly. We haven't won the Hundred Years' War
00:23:10 against communism yet. This is the fight that we need to have now, and to which MAGA, of course,
00:23:16 can make an absolutely incredible contribution to finally defeating the ideology, this evil
00:23:23 ideology, which has killed over 100 million people worldwide and which is holding everything
00:23:30 at risk. Again, this is a fight today. This is a revolutionary moment today, not in 10 years,
00:23:38 not in 20 years, but right now, we're at a revolutionary time. Communists and their green 0.51
00:23:45 allies, the Shia supremacist allies are pushing us in one direction that leads to tyranny, 1.00
00:23:53 which will lead to totalitarianism and the death of the United States versus those who are fighting 0.96
00:23:59 to sustain it. Hang on. People are saying, oh, it's socialism, socialism. Hannity, guys on Fox
00:24:06 saying, you know, they want to tax rich. This has nothing to do with socialism. This is not
00:24:11 socialism. This is something much, much deeper, much darker they've been around. Give me two
00:24:16 minutes, your most compelling pitch of why this audience, which is busy leading their, running
00:24:22 their lives, also doing work for the midterm elections. Why is this the book that's most
00:24:28 important to understand this? Make your pitch about why you need to, why you need to get
00:24:32 and understand about this hundred-year war we've had against communism, that is far from over,
00:24:38 and we are certainly not victorious. We've had victories along the way. We've also had defeats
00:24:42 along the way. We've had victories along the way. We thought we won it, and we thought we spiked
00:24:46 the beast. Turns out that was incorrect. Why do people go and get this book today?
00:24:53 See, the book explains why this is happening. Why are we at this revolutionary moment
00:24:59 in the United States at this time. Why do we have all of these problems that we didn't have
00:25:06 before in the context of American history? Mass immigration, Democrats talking about 1.00
00:25:11 packing the Supreme Court, adding new states, all of these radical measures.
00:25:16 Why is this happening? Well, it's happening because you have a core element, which is
00:25:23 fundamentally Leninist. We can call it Marxist-Leninist, but that's driving such an important
00:25:31 element in American politics. It's equally important because it explains what we need
00:25:36 to do now to reverse this, to stop essentially the march of communists in the United States
00:25:45 and in the CCP, because they're birds of a feather, obviously, working together to destroy
00:25:52 the U.S. as a constitutional republic. So it's explaining why we are and then what to do about
00:25:57 it. That's why folks should look at this book and heed its arguments.
00:26:06 Where do they go? You've got a site up with your writings. You're obviously one of the best
00:26:12 contributors and biggest contributors we have here at the War Room. I want to know, number one,
00:26:17 the book launches on Tuesday, but you can get it. It's available now for pre-order. Also,
00:26:23 where do people go and get your other writings, sir? Folks can go to Amazon or to Barnes & Noble,
00:26:30 get it, and it's shipping now, presently, and then folks can find me at Brad Thayer on X and
00:26:35 Bradley Thayer, get her, and on Truth. So folks have got to get smart about the communist threat,
00:26:43 Steve, you may not be interested in communism, but communism is interested in you, big time.
00:26:49 And they're doing everything they can to destroy the United States by January 21st,
00:26:54 2029, if things go their way. And we cannot allow things to go their way.
00:27:02 Real quickly, we talked about this book over a year ago. Why did you know,
00:27:07 what did you know that other people didn't, that coming out now would be the perfect time for this
00:27:12 book. We've got about a minute. Well, you could see that it's a federal time in the United States.
00:27:17 It's a revolutionary time, and the enemy has not been defeated. Great victory over the Soviet Union 0.83
00:27:24 at great cost, but communism is sadly alive and well. Again, the Chinese Communist Party abroad 0.98
00:27:31 working to undermine us with their allies internally, but also here. You could see the
00:27:37 Democratic Party had been hijacked by Leninists, right? It was many days. It's not Zell Miller's
00:27:43 party anymore. It's far from John F. Kennedy's party. This is a hardcore Leninist party driving
00:27:50 a revolution to kill the United States as a constitutional republic. Remember the state of
00:27:56 the union. You saw this during what they did during the pandemic. That's you see the Leninism,
00:28:02 We call it the Linnest Tennessees.
00:28:04 Dr. Thayer, thank you.
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00:29:44 Okay, gold is almost $4,500 an ounce.
00:29:48 When we started doing the end of the dollar empire, it was about $1,100 an ounce.
00:29:52 What happened?
00:29:53 why did the lakers sell for 12 billion dollars they sold for 10 billion just uh two years ago
00:29:59 and that was a massive jump over what uh the bus family thought the value of it was for years
00:30:07 why is queen the the music group's uh catalog sell for music publishing rights i think for
00:30:13 over a billion 1.1 billion i think springsteen a couple of billion three four billion is that
00:30:18 because the value of these things are getting more value the scarcity value or is it because
00:30:23 the what undergirds the world's financial system the u.s dollar the federal reserve note we call
00:30:30 the united states dollar the greenback is dropping and purchasing power uh i think it's the latter
00:30:35 but you need to understand that yourself nobody can tell you that you need to it's like riding
00:30:41 a bike you need to understand that's the reason we did the end of the dollar empire started
00:30:45 I don't know, six years ago. There's eight free installments. The ninth is certainly coming out
00:30:52 in a couple of weeks as we tweak it. Why? I think we're having a national conversation now. Do we
00:30:58 want to be the prime reserve currency? It comes with all types of obligations to wit, supporting
00:31:06 the petrodollar in the Persian Gulf, making sure that can happen, intervening in Japan in the bond
00:31:11 market to make sure you support the yen. However, when you're at $40 trillion of debt, and one of
00:31:17 the big debates we're going to have coming over the fall, folks, take your number two pencil out,
00:31:21 is lifting the debt ceiling. Oh yeah, it's coming, baby. You're going to have an omnibus
00:31:25 in December. Write that down. Take your number two pencil out, write that down.
00:31:31 This is all inextricably linked with massive debt, not just the U.S. government, $40 trillion,
00:31:37 dollars, $2 trillion deficits, as we say all the time, in perpetuity. I think 7% of GDP right now,
00:31:44 which is not sustainable. But the world has, I think, $300 trillion in debt, I was reading.
00:31:49 That's at every level, you know, from county water commissions, junk bonds, credit cards,
00:31:55 all of it. And we're awaiting the world's largest margin call. Get ahead of that. Birch gold.
00:32:01 The Lakers are a physical asset. The music catalog of Queen and Bruce Springsteen are
00:32:09 physical assets. Also gold's a physical asset. Understand that in a day of, in kind of
00:32:15 maybe pre-Weimar inflation or maybe pre-Weimar turbulence, check it out. Understand it. That's
00:32:24 where we walk you through the whole history of this. Very proud of it. The Philip Patrick
00:32:28 team's available and talk to them that's the guys you got to talk to the team over there
00:32:32 sophia karstens i've been waiting for this piece for quite a while brownstone and i guess
00:32:39 dr jeffrey tucker and you guys over there just doing amazing work you've got a piece up on
00:32:44 brownstone that i want everybody to read and immerse themselves over the weekend uh i you
00:32:49 know back in i think it was 2017 in february i came on stage at cpac and they said uh what are
00:32:56 the three goals of the, this is 30 days into, I think I said we got three things. It's American
00:33:01 economic nationalism, it's tariffs and trade policy, it's America first national security
00:33:07 of which we're going to put America first and no more foreign wars. And third is deconstruction
00:33:13 of the administrative state. The audience, the war room posse at the time, the audience
00:33:19 cheering, yes, I mean the shouts, yes, yes, take down the administrative state. The media standing
00:33:25 there with thousands of them, and all of a sudden they go, what is the administrative state?
00:33:30 Totally clueless. So we spent a lot of time here talking about the deep state and taking it down,
00:33:35 but the underpinnings of that is the administrative state, and you've done a
00:33:39 magnificent job of explaining the intellectual origins of this. This comes from a deep kind of
00:33:47 political and philosophical thought, and you lay it out in your piece, and particularly how it got
00:33:54 visited upon the United States of America, because the revolutionary generation, as you read the book
00:34:00 Revolution, they ain't talking about administrative state. In fact, the revolutionary generation and
00:34:05 most of the nation builders, the founding fathers, didn't want administrative state.
00:34:13 They thought England had that. Ma'am, can you take it from the top and walk us through your piece?
00:34:17 Yeah, absolutely. So the deep state is not hidden. It is in the federal register. We did not just find ourselves here at some cliff's edge. This has been going on for about 100 years.
00:34:32 What we're talking about when I say the administrative state is a bifurcation of our original constitutional republic, which was, yes, politics and, yes, government.
00:34:48 It's the bifurcation of those two things.
00:34:51 So, and this was theorized by Wilson, who effectively said democracy is too important to be left to the voters.
00:35:00 And he theorized that an administrative state was necessary. It needed to be shielded from politics and that, in fact, politics really had no business interfering with the administrative state.
00:35:14 And what that means is effectively, the politics in which we engage today, our elections and all of these things, it's basically a rubber match. You know, the boxing term, we can have our elections and we can elect our people and the voters turn up and, you know, the straw man of election interference, whatever you want to say, but fine, we elect someone presumably in free and fair elections.
00:35:40 That person, even an executive branch electorate, might be allowed to ride in the back of the car, but he is not allowed to drive.
00:35:52 What is driving is the administrative state.
00:35:55 And that, again, theorized by Wilson, and then starting about 100 years ago, has been implemented.
00:36:02 And it went through a sweeping change in the 60s because of a man called Rudy Doitsky, who was nicknamed Red Rudy.
00:36:15 This is seemingly unrelated.
00:36:19 Things are not unrelated.
00:36:21 Communism has always been a problem.
00:36:24 We keep thinking we're defeating the problem and that democratic socialism and all of these
00:36:30 vanguard state icons are not the same thing, but they absolutely are. We are still fighting the
00:36:37 same war. We've been fighting it for a hundred years. And so this Rudy Doitsky, nicknamed Red
00:36:44 Rudy after communist China, Mao's long march, effectively took the Port Huron statement 0.98
00:36:54 um i i submit that it's it's not useful idiots it's useful innocence people genuinely legitimately 0.96
00:37:01 are on the right side of things i say that as a recovering democrat i was on the right side of it 0.99
00:37:06 so i thought um you know i when i lived in the city hang on hang on hang on hang on hang on
00:37:13 hang on tell people what the port huron statement is why is that important and why is this now the
00:37:18 implementation of it. Can you give us that statement? Yeah. In Port Huron, they collected
00:37:24 a group of university students, effectively, and other union workers and some other things,
00:37:29 other groups, to create a statement and a platform, Foundation for Policy, that effectively
00:37:40 suggested that we, and their statement was, you know, we, the new generation looking uncomfortably
00:37:49 at our future, born out of the Cold War and born out of the racism, the racial unrest, you know,
00:37:55 that was happening at the time in the Vietnam War, born out of these things, you know, we're
00:38:00 looking at an uncomfortable future and we're looking at this cultural shift. But that shift
00:38:07 was a shift from the old left, which was focused on unions and disparity of economics to more of a
00:38:19 cultural viewpoint. And that is through the lens of what's called critical theory, which was
00:38:25 developed at the Frankfurt School and found a home at Columbia at the IPS Institute for Political
00:38:32 studies, and it effectively changed the view of looking at philosophy, which was a study of more
00:38:40 esoteric ethics, things like that, through the lens of Marxism, which I submit is not just Marxism,
00:38:49 but Marxism slash Leninism. Hang on for one second. Hang on, slow down. I want to make sure
00:38:58 the audience understands. How do we have a Virginian, Wilson, who goes to Princeton and
00:39:07 gets a PhD? I think he's the first PhD president we ever had, so the first kind of modern
00:39:13 intellectual. How do you get from Wilson and what inspired him to then get down to
00:39:21 during, I guess, the 1930s, when a lot of the Frankfurt School either left Germany
00:39:28 and came to the united states or in that time in 1930 so right after the war and you got the
00:39:33 fdr administration how do you what is the merger of wilson's thought of what the administrative
00:39:40 state was going to be and then these guys that are clearly herbert were herbert marcusa
00:39:45 and this crowd that are clearly marxist and at least cultural marxist that come to southern
00:39:52 california when they're they leave europe because of the pressure of uh fascism how did those two
00:39:59 kind of merge even before the 1960s how do it because this thing had tremendous momentum when
00:40:03 you get to port huron and the students for democrats you know sds and the anti-war movement
00:40:08 all that this thing's got a lot of they got a lot of it's got a lot of steam on it does it not
00:40:13 yes it absolutely does and the reality is that this actually the funding for this came during
00:40:21 the depression, when they called all the gold and then raised the price of the gold, the government
00:40:28 profited handsomely on that. They said, oh, hoarding gold is furthering the problems of
00:40:36 the depression. Everybody needs to let go of their gold and sell it for paper. And that gave
00:40:43 the administrative state funding to focus on these projects that were geared towards the
00:40:51 infiltration. And that is what Rudy Doitsky effectively was pushing for. And you just
00:40:58 named the people who were supporting it and then ultimately helping to fund it, Mark Hughes and a
00:41:05 lot of these guys that were all Marxist, but not just Marxist. Again, we're talking Marx,
00:41:10 not just social Marxists. We're talking about full-on Marxist Lenin. Khrushchev famously said,
00:41:19 we will bury you, which he later clarified to mean communism will trounce capitalism.
00:41:27 And these individuals created a template that suggested that the only way to create this
00:41:36 kinds of support was not through full frontal contact conflict. It needed to be basically set
00:41:44 down your guns and pick up a highlighter. We're going to take America without firing a shot. 0.51
00:41:50 And we're going to do it through infiltrating the institutions by working against them,
00:41:58 by working within them, not by being doubles, by doing the job, by learning what they're actually
00:42:05 doing and subtly increasing the base, increasing the infiltration, proliferation within the
00:42:12 institutions, to the point where we have a lot of these individuals and systems now in place,
00:42:21 where, again, I come back to the useful innocence. Most of us who were for socialist programs,
00:42:31 It comes from a form of weaponized morality and weaponized compassion.
00:42:35 People believe that they're on the right side of things and they believe that they're doing the right things, not realizing that they're carrying water for darker forces that are actually hidden behind this veil that have a much darker purpose and a much darker agenda.
00:42:55 And it's it's through weaponized compassion.
00:42:58 Sophia, yeah, hang on for one second.
00:43:01 We're going to take a short commercial break.
00:43:03 This is why I want everybody to read this over the weekend.
00:43:07 The Intellectual Origins of the Administrative State.
00:43:13 This is the discussion we have to have today.
00:43:15 The dark underlying forces that are alive and thriving, not in socialism, in the red-green alliance of Marxist jihadism.
00:43:25 Short commercial break.
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00:45:32 Sophia, I'm going to have you back on.
00:45:33 I want everybody to read this piece.
00:45:34 It's fantastic.
00:45:35 It's succinct enough.
00:45:36 Just the definition of critical theory, because this is from my time with Andrew Breitbart, who was an expert in the Frankfurt School, because it blew him away that these Marxists came from Germany and from, you know, to Southern California, the beauty of Southern California, and hated the United States.
00:45:54 Give me a minute on critical theory, ma'am.
00:45:56 What is it?
00:45:57 Why is it so important for us to understand it today?
00:45:59 Right. So critical theory shifted Marxism from a strict economic focus to a critique of culture
00:46:08 and media and sort of modern society. So it was a different way of looking at philosophy where
00:46:16 philosophy was a search for truth and trying to explain phenomenon like ethics. Critical theory
00:46:24 shifted that to look at philosophy through the lens of marxism so it became no longer a search
00:46:31 for truth but a means of propagandizing yeah where do people go to brownstone what's your
00:46:38 social media this the intellectual origins of the administrative state is brilliant i want
00:46:42 everybody to read it uh but where they go for more of your writings ma'am i am on substack at
00:46:48 my name at sophia karstens and i am on twitter at at sophia j london like the city and i am
00:47:00 uh my organization is called uh spirit of 1776 and that's the spirit of 1776.net
00:47:07 wow thank you ma'am great piece we'll push it out hard and become force multipliers
00:47:13 a good weekend read thank you i asked dr cory i wanted to finish up with him dr cory just
00:47:20 given your journey i just want to explain to people right now where we are as far as
00:47:26 medical freedom and informed consent i want your opinion because you've suffered you stood in the
00:47:32 breach and they tried to destroy you they weren't successful but they came close so where are we
00:47:38 right now in your opinion being a truth teller that's been in the battle now for six years
00:47:42 at the front lines. Informed consent and medical freedom. Where are we in the United States of
00:47:48 America now? Well, I'm going to say two things. One is a really positive one. One is a description
00:47:57 of the same reality we've been living through, which is when you say informed consent, that means
00:48:02 that you are able to gather as a physician and deliver to a patient the accurate information
00:48:09 you need around any sort of therapy.
00:48:11 That doesn't exist.
00:48:12 The high-impact journals are controlled.
00:48:14 The pharmaceutical industry distorts, manipulates, and hides data that's inconvenient to it.
00:48:21 So you're always going to get a distorted picture, particularly when you're talking
00:48:25 about a pharmaceutical, like something that comes in a pill or a needle.
00:48:29 I think to really know the safety and efficacy of anything that comes out of big pharma is
00:48:35 impossible.
00:48:35 and I would be very, very skeptical and suspect of anything you're told about it because of
00:48:39 pattern recognition, because of the long history of them doing this, right? They really don't care
00:48:45 about our health. They care about shareholder profits, and they will do innumerable brazenly
00:48:50 criminal things to present a pill for something that it's not. So that's the bad part. But Steve,
00:48:57 I got to tell you, I think history in a way was made, or at least a really bad history was averted
00:49:04 with the court case that I won last week against the California Attorney General. And let me tell
00:49:10 you why. Had that law or that ability of the medical board to continue, which is to revoke
00:49:18 the license of any physician whose speech to a patient diverted from scientific consensus,
00:49:26 that would mean going forward in the future, let's move away from what they were trying to control
00:49:31 about saying is they wanted us to tell everyone that the vaccines are safe and effective and that
00:49:36 you should get your COVID shot, right? Let's move away from that. That means they can control any
00:49:41 speech around any pharmaceutical going forward. So what is the standard of care now for coronary
00:49:46 artery disease? Every single person in this country is on a statin. Statins are built on a
00:49:50 mountain of scientific fraud. I would never prescribe a statin to someone. So that means
00:49:55 going forward, if I were to practice in California and I told someone who had recently had a
00:50:01 heart attack that I wouldn't take a statin, lose my license. What about a young person coming to me 1.00
00:50:07 with anxiety or depression? Gold standard first line recommendations for that kind of illness is
00:50:13 what? It's an SSRI, which we know is behind horrific side effects, dependencies, let alone
00:50:20 homicides and suicides. So if I were to actually tell the truth in an office when I'm visiting
00:50:27 with a patient with a problem, and I say, I absolutely refuse to give you an SSRI, it's far
00:50:32 worse for you than it will help you, I would lose my license. So could you imagine a country of
00:50:38 robotic doctors literally putting state propaganda, when I say state, I call this the United States of
00:50:45 pharma. I mean, pharma really rules the land in medicine here. And so like, I would be putting in
00:50:50 disinformation, I would have to, in order to keep my job and my license and my livelihood, I would
00:50:55 literally have to give farmaganda to all of my patients. Because the federal judge ruled against
00:51:04 what the board was doing, and that was a motion, right now it's a brief, so it's not actually
00:51:10 fully accepted by the court, but they only issue those briefs when they know the case is going to
00:51:15 win, and also it's active right now. So that board, the Attorney General, the Medical Board
00:51:20 of California, and the Osteopathic Board of California has to stand down right now. They
00:51:24 They're not allowed to take action against me for anything I say right now on this show,
00:51:29 right?
00:51:29 Whereas prior to last week, they could have come after me to take my license.
00:51:34 The reason why they haven't is because I let my license lapse in California, because I
00:51:37 knew if they came after me, that there would be a domino effect.
00:51:41 Because when you lose your license in one state, the other states can take yours as
00:51:45 well.
00:51:45 But what's important is this sends a message from the federal government to the craziest
00:51:50 a state in the land, right? California, who went as far as doing this, literally pretending that
00:51:55 they weren't violating our First Amendment, and now they get back off, reestablish the First
00:52:00 Amendment physicians in this country, and don't mess with this again. That's a message to California,
00:52:04 and that's a message to every other medical board in this country. And I think freedom,
00:52:09 when you, you know, your question, Steve, was where are we with medical freedom? I think we're
00:52:12 in a really different place than we were 10 days ago. Dr. Pierre-Corey, where do people go
00:52:20 social media your website to get your book also to find out everything about this fight
00:52:25 uh pierre cory medical musings i wrote up the whole history of the case that's my uh sub stack
00:52:31 so that's pierre cory medical musings.com and then uh i'm at pierre cory on on x and then the book
00:52:37 uh amazon's the best war the war on ivermectin is uh is on um on amazon so thanks steve appreciate
00:52:43 it you're a patriot and hero sir many years in the fight and many more to come dr pierre cory
00:52:51 thank you thank you for coming back on the evening show appreciate you thanks steve incredible
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