Bannon's War Room - Episode 5600： Pushing For The Mass Deportation Coalition

00:00:00.320 The Justice Department announced that it will have election monitors at polling locations during today's primaries in Florida and Wyoming,

00:00:07.960 stressing that, quote, election monitoring is an ongoing priority for the Civil Rights Division.

00:00:13.660 That comes on the heels of Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dillon making this announcement about November's elections.

00:00:20.700 We're going to do it to the tune of approximately 1,000 election monitors in the November election.

00:00:28.200 And this is just something that DOJ does.

00:00:29.960 Where specifically?

00:00:31.500 Well, we are still formulating our final list.

00:00:34.020 But, you know, the places where there may be language issues, the places where there may have been access of disability rights issues, places where there may be voter fraud issues. 0.56

00:00:43.280 We see a problem, frankly, with some election officials refusing to clean up their voter rolls and knowingly allowing non-citizens, for example, to stay on the voter rolls.

00:00:52.160 This is a federal crime. 0.56

00:00:53.840 You write in the book about 2020 and the people that surround him all denying that he lost in 2020.

00:00:59.540 I mean, that's a litmus test to get into this administration.

00:01:02.640 Yes. But does he expect them to act on it if he if the Republicans lose in the midterms in a way that would change the results, ensure that he is not a loser again?

00:01:13.400 We don't have reporting on that. We're continuing to try to report on exactly what the efforts are here and the intentions are around the midterms.

00:01:19.700 And I do want to say two things can be true at once.

00:01:21.640 Donald Trump, in Donald Trump's mind, can be primarily about 2020 and proving he was right.

00:01:26.040 And many people around him, and him to a lesser extent, can see this as an effort to try to impact what is coming in the fall.

00:01:32.720 Multiple strands can happen here.

00:01:35.420 Obviously, we can't rule anything out after January 6, 2021.

00:01:38.740 I don't have special insight into what is coming.

00:01:41.620 I do think that everything that we have seen is going to understandably raise questions about exactly what the intent is, what exactly is going to happen, not just with voter rolls, but also with, say, you know, Steve Bannon keeps talking about ICE agents going to polling places, whether there will be some kind of other effort at curtailing voting.

00:02:04.080 Are you worried, Mark, about like, do you see the sort of appetite for what they're doing, which has really nothing to do with what we understand to be civil rights threats or violations and everything to do with election interference?

00:02:19.280 I don't think it's going to generate this massive enthusiasm, you know, because it used to be centered around Trump.

00:02:25.180 But unfortunately, as much damage as Trump has done to Republicans as it relates to support and belief in the economy, he's built something equally durable on the other side, which is that he's made doubt in elections, the integrity of our elections, totally normal within the Republican Party.

00:02:42.640 I mean, if you just look back at the mayoral race, the vice president said the election was stolen.

00:02:47.680 I mean, as if it was not an outrageous thing to say. Right.

00:02:50.700 I mean, and so that is the new normal there. And so and there is appetite for this narrative and this story on the right to percolate.

00:02:59.080 Are they going to rally around Trump? No, not really.

00:03:02.780 But will they rally around the idea that somehow the election was stolen?

00:03:07.540 You shouldn't trust it. You shouldn't believe in it.

00:03:09.840 Yeah, because we already know where these investigators are going to be.

00:03:13.400 They're going to be in predominantly Democratic-leaning cities and areas, as has already been demonstrated with the few that they have deployed.

00:03:20.040 Because for them, this is theater to reinforce this larger story, and doubt is the deliverable here.

00:03:27.380 It's not so much about the front-end intimidation part of it, although that is certainly a consideration.

00:03:32.660 It's the doubt, and that's what their mere presence does.

00:03:34.860 This is a carefully coordinated scheme that we have seen by this administration to keep certain voters away from the ballot box.

00:03:45.020 Sue states to get their private voter registration list.

00:03:48.180 They are 23. They've lost 23 cases to date.

00:03:52.520 Weaponize the Voting Rights Act. 1.00

00:03:54.500 Target language minority voters. 0.98

00:03:56.940 Shut down the legitimate cases that we brought under the last administration to stand up and protect voting rights. 0.93

00:04:03.540 promote myths and misconceptions about mail voting, weaponize the United States Postal Service

00:04:11.040 to deny people access to mail ballots. We are in court fighting back against this administration's

00:04:19.280 efforts to suppress the vote this election cycle. What I want the public to know is that vote by

00:04:25.820 mail has been a central part of the democratic process for more than 150 years. 30 percent

00:04:33.240 of Americans voted by mail in the last presidential election, we will continue to fight back

00:04:40.840 inside and outside the courts against this administration's relentless campaign to suppress

00:04:46.460 the vote this midterm cycle. You say Floridians are ready for Medicare for all, universal child

00:04:54.300 care, affordable housing, fully funded public education, and an end to senseless wars.

00:05:01.060 How did that resonate on the campaign trail, especially Medicare for all, a universal health care?

00:05:09.280 Yeah, for sure. So the state of Florida, Floridians, we are the largest group of enrollees on the Affordable Care Act.

00:05:19.280 And again, unelected Ashley Moody decided to vote against extending the ACA subsidies, which knocked nearly 300,000 people off the ACA marketplace.

00:05:33.080 Medical debt is the leading cause of bankruptcy here in our country.

00:05:36.680 And you got to think about it.

00:05:37.780 People are literally going bankrupt simply because they're trying to stay alive.

00:05:42.000 And so not only that, but child care here in our state, it ranges anywhere from $800 to $2,400.

00:05:50.480 Universal child care is something that we need.

00:05:52.980 For every $1 the government would spend, it puts $3 back into the economy because it allows parents to be able to work.

00:06:02.440 I am a mother of five.

00:06:04.420 Me and my husband have a blended family.

00:06:06.680 I have a five-year-old right now.

00:06:08.540 Do you know how much we need child care and that'll free us up to not have to worry about things?

00:06:15.720 And Floridians and Americans all across the state agree.

00:06:19.580 So you don't you don't support defunding the police?

00:06:23.480 No, I don't support defunding the police.

00:06:25.900 I do support comprehensive criminal justice reform to make sure we are addressing some of the root causes of people leading into a life of crime.

00:06:36.620 Abolishing prisons, which is one of the platform positions of the national DSA.

00:06:41.480 Do you support that?

00:06:43.460 I don't support abolishing prisons.

00:06:45.440 What I do support is abolishing for-profit prisons because they exploit labor and they

00:06:52.060 usher many of our children into the school-to-prison pipeline.

00:06:55.540 Why are we incentivizing the enhancement of penalties and actually allow the enhancement

00:07:02.520 of not actually allowing the education system to be successful. There has been an attack on

00:07:09.620 public education here in our state and across our country, and that leads to children winding up in

00:07:15.800 the school-to-prison pipeline. I don't support abolishing prisons, but I do support ending

00:07:21.780 for-profit prisons. DSA means open borders. They say that's what that means. Do you support open

00:07:27.860 borders into the United States? I support a comprehensive and clear pathway to citizenship

00:07:37.340 for folks. I believe that border patrols should make sure that they are securing the border.

00:07:42.720 I believe, though, that there needs to be a clear, comprehensive, and compassionate pathway

00:07:47.880 to citizenship, especially for folks like Haitians and Venezuelans and Syrians. The Haitian community

00:07:57.300 here in our state contribute over $2.6 billion to our economy. And not only that, it's not only

00:08:04.920 just about their labor. It's actually about the culture that they bring here. They are amazing

00:08:11.100 people. And so there needs to be a clear pathway to citizenship, especially if their country is

00:08:17.480 still so unstable. In the general election is the question of Israel. So I'm curious what you

00:08:23.820 would say to a jewish voter who's interested in you likes what they've seen in many ways your

00:08:28.740 economic message as well maybe an independent voter democrat but also even a republican who's

00:08:33.580 fed up with donald trump and looks at the dsa national position of just cutting off all aid

00:08:39.280 to israel economic military everything else would you support that cutting off aid to israel

00:08:44.980 so you asked me what i would say and how i would make a jewish voter or a person comfortable with

00:08:52.320 my positions. And what I would say is that they should look at my track record. I have a proven

00:08:57.020 track record in history of fighting against bigotry, calling it out in all shapes and forms.

00:09:03.700 I believe in the safety and well-being and dignity of all people. And I want to ensure

00:09:11.400 that when it comes to military aid or aid to any country outside of the U.S., that we heavily

00:09:18.000 scrutinize it because right now here in our state, in our country, we have veterans that are living

00:09:24.880 unhoused on the streets. We have teachers that are calling my state office monthly because they

00:09:32.400 can't afford to live in the state of Florida anymore. And so we need to make sure that we're

00:09:37.460 putting Americans first before we go ahead and start sending money or military aid to any country

00:09:45.360 outside of the U.S.

00:09:48.880 Wednesday, 19 August,

00:09:50.320 Eurovalor, 2026,

00:09:51.640 a lot to parse through

00:09:52.980 in the free state of Florida.

00:09:55.480 That was a massive upset victory 1.00

00:09:58.580 by what Angie Nixon 1.00

00:10:00.060 against Vindman.

00:10:02.000 The president was out

00:10:03.800 mocking Vindman last night 1.00

00:10:05.260 as he should,

00:10:05.800 but I would definitely

00:10:06.660 not be celebrating Angie Nixon's.

00:10:10.480 I think that's actually

00:10:12.240 more important than Michigan.

00:10:13.740 Of course, Michigan's 0.64

00:10:14.420 going to be a throwdown. 0.78

00:10:15.360 people are not expecting her to be very competitive but right there you saw the way

00:10:19.600 they're soft pedaling that's a little different than the clips we played yesterday for what they

00:10:23.560 really think and she's a she's a good candidate i mean she was heavily outraised by vindman and

00:10:30.240 really just showed you her ability as an organizer dr thayer you've got a book out now to warn people

00:10:36.240 about this you're you're not going to see the clips that uh that uh natalie winters put up

00:10:42.540 yesterday about what they really think you're going to get the the happy clappy she gives but

00:10:46.760 it's powerful and it's sold in florida your thoughts tell me your thoughts about what

00:10:51.040 happened yesterday with the dsa and in the rising power of the dsa and uh and how your book is a

00:10:57.760 remedy for that sir yeah steve it's uh her victory is very important as you noted it's the face of

00:11:03.980 the revolution uh just there uh another face of the revolution that we're seeing um what's

00:11:11.420 happening, of course, is that we're in a revolutionary time. And the election of these

00:11:17.660 candidates is just more evidence of the fact that we are in such a federal time, that things are

00:11:23.820 changing in American politics very dramatically, very quickly, and towards a very dark direction,

00:11:29.880 a totalitarian direction. And this has been building for decades, but the revolution is here

00:11:36.960 now. And so what's happening, of course, is very important to focus on how these candidates are

00:11:44.380 getting recruited, obviously how they're getting elected, but why this is happening is what my book

00:11:50.080 really focuses on and what to do about it, how to take steps against communism in order to defeat

00:11:58.600 this revolution and preserve the United States as a constitutional republic, because we are under

00:12:04.340 threat now as we never have been. And what we're seeing is the fruits of this communist movement

00:12:12.200 come to the fore. She's a happy face, obviously, for that revolution, but Americans must not be

00:12:20.820 essentially fooled by her rhetoric or her designs. You heard what she said about immigration.

00:12:28.840 You know that if a Democrat is elected, if we if they're elected in the midterms, of course, they're laying the foundation.

00:12:37.000 They're going to hobble Trump as well as laying the foundation for a presidential victory in 28.

00:12:43.760 And, you know, three minutes after a Democrat is elected, you're going to have open borders.

00:12:49.180 You're going to have 60 million, 80 million Americans come in.

00:12:53.080 60 million. 0.93

00:12:53.640 Because that's what they want.

00:12:55.640 60 million. 0.97

00:12:56.460 To destroy the country.

00:12:58.120 yeah the revolution hasn't had mass yet but it's getting it it's getting there and you see in

00:13:08.300 florida the free state of florida her message sold and sold big over vindman who was uh very

00:13:14.740 pro-israel very pro the ukraine war very uh pro uh the uh eternal wars the forever wars and well

00:13:22.460 funded blown out this was not even close where they get the book the book launched big yesterday

00:13:28.600 you're number one in a bunch of categories where they go get it today sir well steve thank you for

00:13:33.540 writing the forward to it uh folks can go to amazon uh and barnes and noble or wherever folks

00:13:39.260 uh buy books uh to purchase it and thanks very much to the audience for making it number one

00:13:44.540 in a lot of categories thank you steve where do where do you what's your social media how they

00:13:50.540 keep up with you and your daily thoughts, observations, and particularly your writings?

00:13:55.180 Brad Theron X and Bradley Theron Getter in Truth. Steve, thanks again, and many thanks to the

00:14:00.140 audience. Thank you. Keep grinding. Let's go get that book today if you want to know a solution.

00:14:05.860 Ma'am, Donnie on his little TikTok skipping around in the food stores. Tallarico bringing

00:14:12.860 the gospel according to St. Matthew to the state of Texas. And Angie Nixon. She's formidable.

00:14:20.540 I'm not saying she's going to win, but that is the angle of attack.

00:14:24.400 They're going to put the message like it's your next-door neighbor.

00:14:28.320 Radical, radical ideas. 0.77

00:14:29.820 The moment they win, 60 million illegal aliens here. 0.95

00:14:34.480 This is why we need, wait for it, mass deportations and mass deportations now. 0.63

00:14:40.920 Mike Cal from the Mass Deportation Coalition is going to join us next.

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00:16:14.060 they respond to the things they see the mass deportation coalition doing particularly we

00:16:18.040 sued dhs last week over uh deportation data i think we're being lied to about the deportation

00:16:23.480 numbers i think everyone kind of knows that at this point uh but people say you're just out there

00:16:28.400 to be a critic you're a panicking you're hurting the cause uh i i see that we get pointed criticisms

00:16:34.520 all the time here's my response absolutely not absolutely not this is the central thesis not

00:16:41.140 only of president trump but the entire realignment that is incomplete in our political system right

00:16:45.540 now failure on this would set the party back to worse conditions of pre-donald trump because what

00:16:52.720 you would have if we were to return to those policies and frameworks is the same thing but

00:16:57.120 with the veneer of kind of it's now america first magnified and that i think is like perpetual you

00:17:02.480 doom for the Republican Party. Second, the numbers are going to come out, and President Trump's

00:17:08.140 legacy will ultimately be judged, I think, singularly on this issue. And the worst situation

00:17:13.320 is for him and others around him not to realize that fact by putting a Band-Aid over the situation

00:17:19.460 as it exists now with very limited enforcement. The numbers, when they do come out, and there's

00:17:24.440 a lot of talk on the last panel about what would the snap moment be. I think the snap moment could

00:17:28.840 be and we're obviously trying to engineer this when there is actual truth and fidelity on the

00:17:33.060 numbers and people find out that it was only a couple hundred thousand deportations last year

00:17:37.500 when we were told it was in the multi-millions and the self-deportation numbers are nowhere near

00:17:41.740 what were advertised uh either and so all that to say is this is helping the coalition stay together

00:17:49.080 i think mass deportation is the glue that helps the coalition stay together and if president trump

00:17:53.900 does not get it done i think an otherwise like historic you know legacy and run will be most

00:17:59.480 marred by that and the midterms are one moment in time like i'm thinking of a much much longer

00:18:05.040 trajectory here and uh that's why we're doing it and i think it's ultimately helpful to the

00:18:08.920 president and i think it's helpful to future republicans that come later because young

00:18:12.480 particularly you know male republicans are just going to quit if we don't deliver this for them

00:18:17.640 this is the future of the party it'll be a single issue voting uh block for future candidates not

00:18:23.260 this election cycle but definitely moving forward i think it's gonna play huge in 2028 and so that's

00:18:28.300 all the reasons why i think this is absolutely constructive if uncomfortable it's going to play

00:18:34.060 a huge role in this midterm that was mike howl uh from the mass deportation coalition i want to

00:18:41.200 read before i bring mike on uh the great commander bovino let's get this tweet up

00:18:48.160 he's tweeting about this when he he linked to this this is bovino and i quote this man gets it

00:18:54.480 young republicans are not bluffing they will walk the gop is currently on a suicide mission

00:18:59.620 the old consultant class still thinks they can keep the base with tax cuts judges and strong on

00:19:05.220 the border messaging while quietly protecting the labor supply that donors want that trade used to

00:19:11.140 work it no longer does rhinos will collect their short-term checks they will lose the country and

00:19:16.460 they will lose the only generation of voters who still show up with energy. Mass deportations are

00:19:21.700 not a policy preference anymore. They are a loyalty test. If the party fails this test,

00:19:27.580 the young leave. When the young leave, the party dies of demographic math. The ones who 0.83

00:19:33.500 understand this will inherit the future of the right. The ones who don't will be remembered as

00:19:38.440 the last generation of Republicans who sold the country for consulting fees. Mass deportations

00:19:44.380 are the key everything else is noise mike howell joins us now from the mass deportation coalition

00:19:50.800 brother howell your comments on commander bovino's thoughts about your uh your pitch right there

00:19:58.280 yeah i think he nails it said it better than than i could or did and uh to add a point of emphasis

00:20:04.860 i think this has already happened right the loyalty test to a certain extent has been failed

00:20:09.220 when i travel the country talk to young guys and gals or you know any of these group chats calls

00:20:14.120 meetings, whatever. The question is not like if the administration failed on the mass deportation

00:20:19.640 program to even start it. It's why they know it hasn't happened and they know it's not likely to

00:20:25.380 happen unless something big changes. And when they get to the question of why is where you get to the

00:20:29.920 foundational issues in the failure of realignment in the Republican Party. You know, the MAGA movement

00:20:35.000 was supposed to wrestle away from the consultant class, the donors of the special interests and

00:20:39.480 foreign policy radicals and fanatics and give power back to the people. That power was clearly

00:20:44.240 given back to the people that we took it from. That's playing out in every major issue we see

00:20:48.540 today. And in nowhere is that more clear, I think, on the failure to start, to even start with bold

00:20:54.560 conviction. The same bold conviction that was at the convention, that was on the very simple 20

00:21:00.900 point campaign promise list, that was throughout the campaign season after Biden wrecked our

00:21:06.120 borders those things just aren't happening and other things are happening in their place

00:21:09.700 and the other things that are happening benefit the old school republican uniparty that is taking

00:21:15.600 power back and had a big night last night and for mass deportations it's because the donors and the

00:21:21.840 big business owners the ceos who can get to the white house who can get to dhs they don't want it

00:21:27.960 they want their cheap labor well you know what we want the people who vote the people have to raise

00:21:32.900 of family in this country grow up politically organized, clean up this mess that our elders

00:21:37.180 have left us. We want to be able to do it in our own country, in our own home without an invasion

00:21:42.060 still lingering here, without the threat of an invasion every time a Democrat takes the White

00:21:46.480 House. So I'll be damned if we're going to sit back and just watch minuscule enforcement with

00:21:51.280 spicy tweets. There needs to be worksite enforcement. There needs to be falling back

00:21:56.780 in love with this promise and falling through on it. We're going to be watching closely. The

00:22:00.480 midterm conventions coming up i i hope that's the point where the lights come on and it's like

00:22:04.620 damn we better do this thing we promised

00:22:06.640 first off that's not going to be convention it's just going to be an extended rally

00:22:12.460 um when you look at the logistics of it and you're right uh with the threat you just heard 0.99

00:22:18.400 candidate nixon in in florida that had a stunning upset last night she's open borders i mean she 0.95

00:22:25.280 couldn't be any clearer in fact everything on tps she doesn't want to ship one out what's your

00:22:31.280 thoughts on that where is kung fu plumber why we have a billion dollars worth of planes that dhs

00:22:37.740 purchased which is fine you have all these for mass deportations they're all sitting unused right 0.87

00:22:43.700 now on tarmacs you know being maintenance but no no use you've got they're making a huge deal in 1.00

00:22:49.740 Ohio had to go around and put ankle monitors on people, the TPS Haitians. My question is, 1.00

00:22:56.560 if we're going to start with mass deportations, how about people that the Supreme Court has said,

00:23:00.100 hey, they have no right to be here? Why is DHS, sir, not doing mass deportations on the hundreds

00:23:06.840 of thousands of temporary status folks that have been told by the Supreme Court, you have no right

00:23:14.680 to be in this country? Mike Howe. Yeah, good question. Why? I'm sure it has something to do

00:23:20.200 with the fact that the business interest community and the politicians who love the cheap Haitian 0.99

00:23:24.640 labor are making their voices heard. And of course, they're not being detained right now 0.66

00:23:29.020 and put on planes back home. They're being given ankle monitors and allowed to go back to work.

00:23:33.480 I like to see ICE and others go to the employers of those Haitians and start wrapping those people 0.99

00:23:38.480 up that are paying these Haitians and doing full scale enforcement instead of just getting these 0.98

00:23:43.060 people into the beginnings of the system. I mean, this is just so central. This is what was spoken 0.92

00:23:47.840 about the Haitian invasion, you know, in the, in the campaign. And that's another instance that

00:23:52.280 we're looking at things of, Hey, we were promised this and now we're getting that. And it's just

00:23:56.960 unfortunate. And I think, you know, the secretary of DHS right now, it's not an enforcement minded

00:24:01.460 secretary. I think he's, you know, obviously there, uh, and explicitly. So, I mean, he said

00:24:06.380 this, this isn't me making up a charge, uh, to calm the ship and to keep DHS out of the news.

00:24:11.860 And it looks like a lot of favors being done for politicians. 0.99

00:24:14.540 I mean, you see Susan Collins has more of an outsized voice on directing what ICE does in places like Maine and elsewhere. 0.98

00:24:21.120 And she's bragging about it than the base and the 77 million voters who voted to stop the invasion and reverse it, not just to secure the border, but to get these people out.

00:24:29.900 And I think we're seeing the capture that's just, you know, cementing in.

00:24:33.780 And I don't know how we wake up or the administration wakes up.

00:24:37.200 The people are awoken to this, but it's just it's just not getting us there.

00:24:41.160 And we need to start moving. The numbers are nowhere near where they need to be.

00:24:45.500 And they're being hidden. That's why I'm suing to get him out.

00:24:50.060 Walk me through the two or three things that you would strongly recommend to President Trump right now to make sure.

00:24:56.540 Because CNN's got this big article came out. I'll put it up probably this afternoon or maybe tomorrow about how, hey,

00:25:02.920 they just realized that they're not going to be able to persuade independents and Democrats to come and vote.

00:25:07.920 It's a base election about base turnout. And they're sitting there worried they haven't focused on the issues that generate the Trump base to come out in mass and bring low propensity Trump followers that normally vote in presidential elections to the polls.

00:25:22.960 That's where we hold these these house seats. What's your recommendation?

00:25:27.380 What are the one, two, three things that you recommend President Trump put at the top of the list that we do it like tomorrow so we can make a compelling case to the MAGA base that this is being this is being taken care of?

00:25:40.040 Yeah. So the president needs to boldly fall back in love with this promise and to say business interests are not going to limit the immigration enforcement in this country.

00:25:49.280 And that needs to be made abundantly clear. And it needs to be proven with massive raids on large employers.

00:25:55.100 And that will set the tone pretty well. Number two is, I mean, drain the swamp.

00:25:59.840 This is what we all fell in love with. The corruption in D.C. is manifest and it still is.

00:26:04.000 The special interests are getting what they want and the voters are not.

00:26:07.600 And look in Florida. Why do you think Angie beat Vindman? Vindman had $16 million. He was speaking to the donor class. Angie was speaking to the disaffected voters there, all the warts on that message. Those people are pissed. And she spoke to them. And I hope Republicans do the same. And it's not going to be on things, you know, that are coming out in these push polls, obviously favorable to industry that we're seeing. They're pissed about data centers. They're pissed about flock hammers. They're pissed about not being able to get a job. They're pissed about, you know, more foreign wars that don't have an articulable American interest.

00:26:36.400 So go back and focus on the things they actually care about and stop turning the agenda over to the big corporations, because all that does is confirm the central critique of the Democratic Socialists of America.

00:26:49.140 It confirms that the Republican Party is co-opted by, you know, corporate interests, special interests.

00:26:53.840 And when you do things that make it more obvious, like putting in Darlene Graham propped up by socialist money and no MAGA back record whatsoever, an extension, a restocking of the swamp and the Graham legacy, it's hard to rebut that central critique.

00:27:09.140 And we're going to lose to the socialists unless we have something to offer the people that is positive.

00:27:16.540 And while, yes, the corporations and the rich people, they get the money that goes towards the campaign ads,

00:27:21.360 that's a different category than just the voters who need to get activated to turn out.

00:27:25.640 So do what worked last time in 2020, what was promised to the people, and things will start looking a lot better.

00:27:32.980 Mike, where do they go? We got 30 seconds.

00:27:35.100 Where do they go for the mass deportations and where do they go for your personal Twitter?

00:27:40.800 Yeah, it's easy. MassDeportation.com, baby. And I at phase two deport phase number two deport.

00:27:47.460 I'm at M how tweets all on X.

00:27:51.700 How you're making a lot of the right enemies. So your work is is having impact.

00:27:57.420 We're getting traction now. Thank you, sir. Appreciate you.

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00:29:52.960 okay there's a lead story in axios day by alex eisenstadt and it's absolutely brilliant i'm

00:30:08.500 gonna deal with this in a little while with sheila matthews gonna join us explosive first

00:30:13.660 day testimony in this meta trial uh about uh meta and the grooming of young people and uh this is

00:30:21.080 This trial is going to be bigger than what happened in New Mexico, bigger than what happened in Los Angeles.

00:30:25.540 She's going to be here. I'm going to talk about data centers.

00:30:28.740 Also, Scott Bessent, the warlord now, economic and financial warlord, 0.61

00:30:33.540 that's going to bring the Persians to their knees like he had it back in January,

00:30:37.480 has now been empowered by President Trump to get on it.

00:30:41.720 Big story in the New York Post.

00:30:43.520 And if Elizabeth can get it to my producer here or Denver, I put it up on Getter. 0.93

00:30:47.960 The Treasury Department is now going full out on illegal aliens and some of these migrants and asylum seekers that are here, and they're already scamming the system. 0.99

00:30:59.080 So he's got treasure. I think it's three billion dollars to cut them off of kind of tax refunds. 1.00

00:31:03.960 My recommendation in that getter is to the same tools and techniques and urgency that Secretary of Treasury Besant is using to bring the Persians to their knees. 0.98

00:31:15.260 Secretary Besant should also continue on for the invasion here in this country and any associated 0.86

00:31:21.980 groups who ought to be doing IRS investigations of all these groups that are supporting these

00:31:25.600 people. We ought to have the same financial and economic war against the invaders and those 0.92

00:31:31.060 who empowered the invasion. That's the only way we're going to stop this.

00:31:35.120 Eric Bolling, the theory of the case of the war room is that the bond market has turfed out more

00:31:41.220 governments in history than howitzers uh i'm getting a little jiggy on the bond market i know

00:31:48.300 you are walk us through what's going on and why we're glad that scott besant is secretary of

00:31:53.400 treasury right now sir let me tell you scott besant has become the most important human being

00:31:59.300 on the planet right now i mean he's running so many things he's doing things the right way i

00:32:03.400 think there was a at the beginning of the term maybe he knew things and wanted to do things but

00:32:08.800 he was doing things that he was told to do. He's now been charged. They finally realized that this

00:32:12.760 guy knows how to work things, whether it's war in the Middle East, or the economy, or the bond

00:32:17.400 market. What happened yesterday, Steve, is pretty momentous. The 30-year bond, which is the long-term

00:32:23.400 bond. So the Fed dictates interest rates on the short-term basis. They can move them up,

00:32:27.440 they can move them down, but they can't hold them for 30 years. That's the market. The bond market

00:32:31.480 tells us where things are going. It jacked up to 5.33%, which is the highest in 20 years.

00:32:37.540 that is relevant because the reasons why, the reasons why our debt, they're concerned about

00:32:44.020 war, they're concerned about high oil prices. So you can regulate the front end of the bond market,

00:32:48.340 but you can't regulate the back end of it. And those folks, and you're right, Steve,

00:32:51.700 the bond market has taken more bodies than any other market in the world. And they're telling

00:32:57.540 us, they're screaming loud saying, stop what you're doing, change course, or this is going

00:33:02.560 to be very expensive look at it like a drug addict right the washington dc is a drug addict

00:33:07.560 they've been living off the junk and the junk this has been free money or cheap money for 20 years

00:33:13.000 interest rates were near zero so that's free cheap money so they'd spend like crazy borrow spend

00:33:17.820 hold it hold it hang on hang on hang on hang on slow hang on slow down slow down it went to zero

00:33:24.640 to try to bail the system out from the crash that they had brought on by themselves it went to zero

00:33:30.760 to bail out the same people that were responsible for the crash in 2008.

00:33:35.340 This audience didn't get a bailout.

00:33:37.540 The Hispanic and black community got wiped out of any equity they had in these homes. 0.99

00:33:40.980 So hang on. 1.00

00:33:42.140 So we came up with a solution there, zero interest rates, free money to let the system bail it out.

00:33:48.100 People and the governor of the Dallas Fed at the time said in the minutes that came out,

00:33:53.420 because they come out 10 years afterwards in the book Lords of Easy Money, he said, hey,

00:33:58.480 And the thing he says, we can't do this. The working class and middle class are going to pay this because their money market accounts are going to have no interest.

00:34:05.600 Their savings account are going to have no interest. They're going to have no chance for any chance for the little bit of capital formation they have.

00:34:12.060 The American people bailed out the problem, the guys that created the problem.

00:34:16.800 And now we're in another situation. This is where tell the audience specifically the 30 and the 10 are exploding.

00:34:23.720 Why are they exploding?

00:34:25.140 Just go to Citizen Kane over Citizen's Free Press, who does the best job of putting it all up.

00:34:29.160 The Bank of America came out two days ago, Eric, and said, hey, look, guys, here's the math I'm going to do.

00:34:35.800 You're hitting $40 trillion right now.

00:34:38.060 You're going to have a big fight over the debt ceiling next spring, right?

00:34:42.060 You're going to have a big fight over the debt ceiling next spring.

00:34:43.960 But you're going to be at $50 trillion in three years, $50 trillion of debt.

00:34:49.180 then the interest payments are going to overwhelm and take up every penny of the discretionary

00:34:54.480 spending. We're in a crisis right now in this swap wants to look the other way because they

00:35:00.040 still control the money printing. But the bond market is rejecting that. Eric Bolling, thoughts?

00:35:06.120 100 percent right. We should never have done what we did to bail out the too big to fail.

00:35:11.000 I'm sorry, BS should never have happened. But understand this. They brought interest rates

00:35:16.200 the front end of the curve down to zero or negative at some point. And the back end stayed

00:35:21.480 low for 20 years, Steve. That wasn't the Fed. That was the market saying, you know what?

00:35:25.760 Things aren't great yet. We need to stay cheap money for a while. And it's the market. It's not

00:35:30.120 government interference at all. And by the way, the folks did benefit from that if they're in

00:35:34.200 401ks for the last 20 years. And most people are in some form of pension fund or 401k. Maybe some

00:35:39.800 aren't. I'm not making a case for more intervention. I'm making the case for less. Here's the

00:35:44.760 situation. The market is now saying we're in a crisis mode. We're at a 20-year crisis mode with

00:35:49.920 5.33% in a 30-year bond. I'm telling you they are demanding, they don't trust, the people who loan

00:35:56.280 money to the U.S. government don't trust that they're going to get their money back unless you

00:36:00.340 give them a high interest rate to pay it. The worst part of all this is we're the $40 trillion,

00:36:06.700 soon to be $50 trillion that we're borrowing a lot largely from overseas, largely from the

00:36:12.340 American people as well, cost more to finance that. You're right. So you fixed, in my point,

00:36:17.940 I'll give you the drug addict analogy again. Giving what Bessent did and what the Fed did,

00:36:24.040 or the Treasury did yesterday, was gave them a little junk because the jitters were getting to

00:36:28.520 the drug addict, Washington, D.C., high interest rates, right? They gave them a little junk. It

00:36:32.760 came down. They didn't fix the addiction. They didn't fix the disease. So until you fix the

00:36:38.020 disease you're just going to continue to give these folks in dc enough junk to keep them from

00:36:43.520 exploding or dying and they'll continue to rack up more and more and eventually like every other

00:36:49.160 drug addict in the world they end up overdosing right so i don't know what that point is is it

00:36:53.340 six percent is eight percent i don't know no one knows you say you don't want to say you don't

00:36:58.420 want to intervention that you don't want to intervention because the libertarians libertarians

00:37:02.580 like you live in some fantasy land that's just gonna all work out okay hang on for a second

00:37:07.020 It's just let's do some simple math. We take in about five and a half trillion dollars of taxes and fees and revenues, tariffs, all of that, five and a half trillion.

00:37:16.280 We spend about a seven and a half trillion. So that two trillion dollar deficit, as we said, and one of the reasons we're playing off of Biden and Nancy Pelosi's number.

00:37:25.480 The only way to stop the train to get to the 50 train is to stop the deficits on an annual basis.

00:37:30.720 The way to stop the deficits is we have to go back to pre-COVID spending.

00:37:34.680 If we went back to pre-COVID spending, you could kind of get to what Besson's been targeting, which is 3 percent deficit every year.

00:37:41.860 That's not great, but at least it's manageable. Right now, it's at 7 percent deficits to GDP.

00:37:47.300 That's not sustainable. So, Eric, you say you don't want intervention.

00:37:51.280 Don't we need an intervention to cut government spending?

00:37:54.000 And the way that that is, is put the pressure on Capitol Hill that you're going to have to get back to actually an appropriations process.

00:38:00.580 Look at you.

00:38:01.180 And guess what?

00:38:02.180 Everybody's not going to get what the military is not going to get.

00:38:04.740 Steve Bannon is a libertarian.

00:38:06.720 Look at you.

00:38:07.360 100% right, Steve.

00:38:08.900 Right.

00:38:09.280 We don't want government to intervene, artificially put interest rates lower.

00:38:13.640 We want government officials to hear the pressure from Steve Bannon, the war room, and the people

00:38:18.540 that say, stop the out-of-control spending, because the spending now, not only out-of-control,

00:38:23.260 is costing us more than the GDP of half the countries on the planet.

00:38:28.080 Just the service, the debt, not the debt what we have.

00:38:30.580 Just the interest payments on the debt.

00:38:32.520 So, yes, lean into these folks and say, we're going to start electing people who are fiscally responsible instead of having these people who give us.

00:38:41.040 Hang on.

00:38:42.180 Social, DSA, you want to talk about deficits?

00:38:44.680 The way to look at this, don't even worry about the elections. 0.88

00:38:47.180 We have forcing functions.

00:38:50.600 One forcing function is the midnight on the 30th of September this year.

00:38:55.860 Just, what, five weeks away from the midterm elections.

00:38:58.960 At midnight on the 30th, unless a CR has been agreed upon and the Senate already passed one and then left out of town, which is basically Biden Pelosi's numbers with massive deficits.

00:39:10.660 If we can get the House, if we do fixed bayonets, go to the rampart and say under no circumstances agree to that.

00:39:16.900 Guess what? You're going to have a government shutdown five weeks beforehand overspending.

00:39:21.180 Would you take that bet to make that the issue, the up or down vote on the on the November ballot to say, hey, you either want to get control of this now or you're going to destroy the economy.

00:39:32.340 You're going to destroy the country and your children are going to be having nothing, sir.

00:39:37.400 Yeah, I take the bet every single day, as you would, too, I assume.

00:39:40.720 But the problem is we know what happens. I've been doing this long enough to remember that when I was at Fox News, which I don't know why I spent as much time as I did there before you called me a Fox neocon.

00:39:51.580 I'm not. I was every single day.

00:39:55.580 Hey, I'm going to tell you the reason you stayed. I'm going to tell you the reason you stayed there so long.

00:39:59.220 I'm going to give you a newsflash libertarian called the money, the paycheck, but continue on.

00:40:05.800 It was also a good audience.

00:40:07.340 And, Steve, I'll tell you, Donald Trump was pretty damn happy I was at Fox in 2016 when they were all ripping him.

00:40:12.920 And I was the one standing up in favor of a change or call a regime change.

00:40:17.400 We didn't offer you to become Commerce Secretary as our first pick for nothing.

00:40:24.540 We knew who MAGA was.

00:40:27.520 Continue on, sir.

00:40:28.280 Here's my point.

00:40:29.140 I used to stay up every midnight and all these expirations knowing farewell because in the event the government shut down, we were going to have a show.

00:40:35.380 And here's the news. And somehow, last minute, you know, 11 and a half hour, they figure out some CR, some deal that they can make.

00:40:43.440 Who gets what, you know, in their pocket, in their district. And you got a deal for another six months, nine months, whatever it is.

00:40:49.280 It's the same BS over and over again. And you could poo poo the libertarian idea, Steve.

00:40:54.520 But the idea of libertarians is get rid of the Fed, let government rein in its own spending and stop using monetary policy to dictate how you want the economy to go.

00:41:04.580 because most of those things are driven by motivation of self-greed of politicians.

00:41:10.620 They don't give a shit, a squat about the American people, war room folks.

00:41:14.220 They care about themselves and their reelections, what they can get for their own people to get reelected.

00:41:18.340 And that is it. And that's the problem with politics.

00:41:23.320 Eric, where do people get all your content? Where do they get your show, all of it?

00:41:28.200 Because this is going to become a bigger and bigger issue.

00:41:30.440 And I think we have to have a discussion when the House gets back.

00:41:32.900 You cannot agree to what the Senate agreed to, because what this does, it's a CR on Biden and Pelosi spending two trillion dollars.

00:41:41.280 Who called two trillion dollar deficit war room back on September last year?

00:41:45.320 And we did this say, hey, it's not going to be one trade.

00:41:47.320 It's not going to be one and a half. It's going to be two.

00:41:49.180 And that's what happened, particularly now that growth is affected because of the war.

00:41:53.360 You have to go back to cutting spending.

00:41:55.280 The House should just say, look, we have to get together.

00:41:58.000 We have to go back to pre-COVID spending.

00:42:00.200 If they got to shut the government down, then you make it a national issue and an up or down vote in in November right now, because otherwise you're going to have, you know, pro data center, pro war.

00:42:10.880 That's not going to work. Bowling. Where do people go for your content?

00:42:14.000 I just like to point out, Steve, you've been on it because you live that world before the politics, before the TV.

00:42:20.780 You were you were you're the Wall Street guy, you know, you know, the world, you understand how the how they how they make the sausage, so to speak.

00:42:26.380 And that's a real benefit to the audience.

00:42:28.500 I just wish you'd realize that the libertarian ideals, and again, I'm not staunch libertarian, but the general idea of lower government, less government, less taxes, let us live our own lives, get government out of our bedrooms and out of our wallets is really common sense.

00:42:44.320 And the sooner the better that the Republican Party realizes it, then they'll never lose an election.

00:42:48.720 Anyway, Bannon on war room, bowling on Bannon, Bannon on bowling at four o'clock and wherever you get social media, Eric Bowling.

00:42:58.400 Thank you, sir. Appreciate you. By the way, some of the ideas like getting rid of the Fed that have been, you know, Congressman Paul and Rand Paul getting rid of the Fed 100 percent support.

00:43:07.820 one of the problems of libertarians is guess what they're open borders they want complete easy

00:43:13.240 transfer of capital everywhere so many ideas that uh hardcore sap the strength sap sap the

00:43:19.720 strengths sap the strength we're not all hard gotta make them more populous

00:43:23.340 bowling you're the best thank you brother appreciate you see you see you late this

00:43:28.760 afternoon remember the 10-year the 10-year treasury is what uh it what uh drives your

00:43:35.140 financial life always watch the 10-year treasury and both of them are exploding right now the 30

00:43:40.460 and the 10 because people want more money to finance the government because these massive

00:43:45.080 deficits take a short commercial break uh sheila matthews explosive first day in the meta trials

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00:45:28.900 Coco was 12 when she opened Instagram for the first time in 2017,

00:45:34.540 four years before the world learned what Meta already knew.

00:45:39.640 Instagram was harming teenage girls.

00:45:43.180 By her teens, she could not look away.

00:45:46.900 Her scrolling became depression, then anxiety she could not escape.

00:45:51.300 in that isolation. An adult man found her on Instagram, groomed her, lured her to meet him

00:46:01.180 and sold her what she thought was a Percocet for her anxiety. It was fentanyl. She was barely 17.

00:46:09.860 Emmy didn't want to die. She loved her family. She loved her pets. She loved her frogs,

00:46:16.000 her geckos, and our time at the lake house. She loved her life. What she could not survive was

00:46:23.840 the hopelessness and the helplessness that was created and amplified by the design choices

00:46:29.520 that Meta put in front of her. A Miner's Friends list is a map of every child a predator can

00:46:35.760 use to threaten, disclose of embarrassing photos. Every family member, every classmate on Instagram.

00:46:44.640 It's also a map predators use to go after kids.

00:46:48.840 And Meta leaves that map wide open for anyone to find.

00:46:53.220 This wasn't an accident.

00:46:55.760 My son did not take his life.

00:46:59.000 My son was killed.

00:47:03.640 Okay, these are many of the folks.

00:47:05.020 Joe Allen, as you remember, we did these specials back, I think, beginning of this year, late last year.

00:47:10.360 Sheila Matthews joins us.

00:47:11.540 Sheila, what is the point that everybody on wall street and everybody in big tech is in panic mode

00:47:17.960 over this trial? I think they're talking about 1.5 trillion dollars, maybe potentially, but what

00:47:23.380 is the big deal here? What's the heart of this case? Cause right there, you say, Hey, maybe you

00:47:27.220 should, maybe you should be a better parent. Maybe you should understand what your kids are doing.

00:47:31.020 Why is it? What's, what's the argument that it's the company knew what they were doing.

00:47:36.580 They knew what these practices would lead to. They want to generate more revenue, more profits. And if some kids had to die on that battlefield, then so be it, ma'am.

00:47:45.400 This is about Emetta's internal TTC laboratory consultants, 125 quote-unquote experts around 10 different countries that are advising him of mental health practices.

00:48:06.280 And the problem here is that this is not an independent oversight committee.

00:48:11.180 This is people that have relationships with each other, like Jed, J-E-D Foundation, which is funded completely by the pharmaceutical companies, if not completely, pretty much gets tons of pharmaceutical monies.

00:48:29.040 And his one consultant that has been outed that we've researched is Dr. Linda Charaman.

00:48:36.700 And she consulted on this TTC lab, his internal experts.

00:48:43.400 But she also has a relationship with NIH and the JED Foundation, which is connected to the pharmaceutical companies.

00:48:52.240 So this is about an unholy alliance of people that benefit from the mental health crisis we have in this country, a mental health crisis that is induced by these pharmaceutical companies and psychiatrists that benefit off of keeping these children online, collecting their data and giving it to JED Foundation,

00:49:20.220 which uses that data to increase their scrolling and get their mental health data.

00:49:28.300 So this is about the 125 experts that he has consulted with.

00:49:35.060 This is not an outside group.

00:49:37.120 This is his relationship with big pharma and psychiatry.

00:49:43.120 And so what we're seeing in this trial...

00:49:45.940 Hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on, slow down.

00:49:50.220 aren't they going to say, he's going to say, Hey, look,

00:49:53.700 I got the 120 top people in the world as my advisory committee that are

00:49:57.600 involved in this. And these are the top people. They're all credentialed.

00:50:00.420 They went to the best universities. They got the best peer reviewed journal.

00:50:03.740 On top of that, I mean, I'm, I'm working with NIH.

00:50:07.420 We're trying to do what's right.

00:50:09.240 The argument has to be made that they knew that the people internally to

00:50:14.280 a meta knew that the way they're building these algorithms and the way that

00:50:18.020 instagram and facebook were set up was to increase this addiction and increase opportunities for

00:50:23.680 people to come in and and uh and essentially groom these kids isn't that that isn't that the 1.00

00:50:28.960 nub he goes he's going to sit there and go hey sheila matthews what are you bitching about

00:50:32.720 these i went and got the top experts in the country they're all credentialized so i went

00:50:36.540 to best universities got the best degrees they're all peer-reviewed and nih what's your what's your

00:50:41.500 what are you bitching about ma'am well they're not telling people informed consent they're not

00:50:47.520 saying that the drugs that the pharmaceutical companies are giving out are linked to increased

00:50:55.360 risk of suicide and violence. So his experts have one plan to get you into the mental health

00:51:03.280 industry, but there is no exit plan. So basically touting these experts that he's hired that are

00:51:11.580 fundamentally making money off of this mental health crisis is the problem. And psychiatry

00:51:19.240 is subjective. Okay. So you can't really argue that there's science behind it because there's

00:51:28.080 no blood tests, no brain scan. There's nothing to determine what actually is mental health.

00:51:34.960 Anybody can say this is what consists of mental health. Okay. So I think that that argument,

00:51:40.700 he you're right he's going to go after causation and causality but here's the thing um the the fact

00:51:50.580 is is that correlation is a red flag to um causation and we know that these children's

00:51:59.440 data is being transferred somewhere to these people who are profiting off um children getting

00:52:06.140 on psychiatric drugs. I mean, you, you heard that mother, you know, that, that person was grooming

00:52:11.960 this it's unregulated and, and meta is not, is given immunity by the government. Okay. So they're

00:52:21.860 unregulated, you know, so we're sitting ducks. We go on there, we give all our data. I do it too.

00:52:28.000 Everybody does it. And then the government is, is not looking at these relationships of how

00:52:34.180 they're transferring the data so um that that to me hang on hang on one second i'm gonna hold you

00:52:42.520 through the break we're also gonna go to our west palm beach studios dr navarro from the white house

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Bannon's War Room - August 19, 2026

Episode 5600： Pushing For The Mass Deportation Coalition

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