Bannon's War Room - August 31, 2026


Episode 5629: Live From G20 In Asheville; Muslim Takeover Of Girl Scouts


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00:00:00.000 This is obvious. I think there's a lot of questions about whether or not these exchange of attacks overnight could lead to further military escalation.
00:00:09.240 Because as you said, Sarah, really the focus from the Trump administration's point of view has shifted completely from a military war to an economic war.
00:00:17.520 But U.S. officials had said that the military struck these Iranian military targets to prevent the deployment of mines in the Strait of Hormuz.
00:00:26.140 U.S. Central Command said that U.S. forces struck two Iranian launchers on Iran's Larak Island after IRG forces were observed preparing to launch rockets carrying sea mines into the strait.
00:00:38.080 Now, Tasneem News Agency, which we know is affiliated with Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps, reported that a drone conducted the strait and that two people have been killed and two others were injured.
00:00:48.640 Iran then said that they had fired missiles toward U.S. military targets in both Jordan and the UAE in retaliation. 0.70
00:00:57.220 We've heard from Jordan.
00:00:58.560 They say that their air defense systems intercepted and destroyed eight missiles that entered the country's airspace.
00:01:05.020 Now, again, this is a break with where we've really seen Washington's focus in recent weeks.
00:01:10.960 Obviously, the president and his team, their goal at this point in the war is to end and really cease at this point any sort of negotiations on the broader nuclear deal and focus instead on inflicting as much economic pain on Iran as possible.
00:01:26.580 We have heard the Treasury Secretary, Scott Besson, come out and announce what they're now calling Operation Economic Outcast, really trying to isolate Iran from the rest of the world.
00:01:34.740 But the key question, again, is whether or not this could lead to further escalation in military action.
00:01:41.300 I do want to read for you what we heard from U.S. Central Command.
00:01:44.220 They issued a statement on this saying that U.S. forces took limited, precise action against IRGC,
00:01:49.640 mine-laying forces posing an imminent threat in the Strait of Hormuz.
00:01:52.860 In essence, Iran created the threat and the U.S. military eliminated it to protect civilian mariners, 0.91
00:01:59.700 commercial shipping, and the free flow of global commerce. 0.92
00:02:03.860 Now, what I also think is notable about this, obviously, this was about targeting any ability for Iran to try and lay mines in the strait. 0.61
00:02:11.860 This comes just days after the president had declared that they had completely, the U.S. military, cleared the Strait of Hormuz from laying mines. 0.59
00:02:21.060 So a shift here, obviously, as we're seeing.
00:02:23.420 We know that the president had said last week that Iran had been notified that any ship or boat placing new mines will be immediately and systematically destroyed.
00:02:30.040 to U.S. officials, pointing to that for the reasoning behind some of these new strikes, Sarah.
00:02:34.500 President Trump is touting what he calls the biggest oil deal in world history with Venezuela.
00:02:40.300 The U.S. will now control the majority of the South American country's oil supply.
00:02:45.000 The president announced this deal on social media, writing in part, quote,
00:02:49.060 this historic transition more than doubles American oil reserves, greatly increases our oil supply,
00:02:54.760 and will substantially lower gas prices for all Americans long into the future.
00:02:59.480 Americans would welcome any relief at the pump.
00:03:01.980 You're looking at gas prices, which have spiked largely due to the war with Iran.
00:03:06.180 You see here the national average for a gallon of regular is up about 90 cents from a year ago and more than a dollar since the war began.
00:03:13.680 Venezuela's interim president, Delce Rodriguez, also celebrated this deal.
00:03:17.820 In an address, she said a country retains ownership of its resources and will make billions.
00:03:23.040 I'm taking the sanctions seriously enough and they don't seem fazed by them.
00:03:27.320 Well, they're taking it very seriously.
00:03:30.540 If you look back at what the Iranian political leadership has said over the past 10 days,
00:03:36.280 they're in shock at the state of their economy.
00:03:39.400 And we're seeing gas lines.
00:03:41.560 Could you imagine a country in the world with the third largest amount of energy resources
00:03:47.300 has to import gasolines?
00:03:49.360 And they now have three, four-hour gas lines that go through the night.
00:03:52.720 So I would think that they are lashing out kinetically because they are losing economically.
00:03:58.680 And I want to thank the European Union for their very fulsome, fulsome support for Operation Economic Outcast.
00:04:05.940 They made it known today in the strongest terms that they supported.
00:04:09.820 Is there a time frame on when their economy could collapse?
00:04:13.720 No, it's that we have the blockade, and we are going to continue exerting pressure.
00:04:22.600 And we've had very good discussions here already.
00:04:26.560 And I think it could be within weeks or months.
00:04:31.500 And the economy doesn't have to collapse.
00:04:34.320 We just have to have the regime come to their senses.
00:04:38.280 Mr. Secretary, on the bond market.
00:04:39.960 On the bond market, sir.
00:04:41.240 Mr. Secretary, on the bond market.
00:04:42.820 Is it possible to promote global growth while the Iran war and sanctions
00:04:49.620 and U.S. started to increase economic uncertainty?
00:04:53.120 I think that you seem to be a bit confused.
00:04:56.400 The U.S. growth is quite strong, and global growth.
00:05:00.880 We will get to the other side of this Iran conflict, 0.96
00:05:03.980 and the world will be better for that. 1.00
00:05:07.420 And in terms of certainty, we have to tear afield with the country
00:05:12.780 And we are seeing quite strong global growth.
00:05:16.180 We believe that the countries need to take substantial deregulation, energy security, which the Iran conflict has highlighted.
00:05:26.280 Mr. Secretary, on the bond market, yields just hit a fresh high.
00:05:29.160 You talked about the importance of economic growth coming out of the prior administration.
00:05:33.620 Can you speak a little bit more on that?
00:05:34.920 And did that play a role in taking more aggressive action on China, Canada, Iran, et cetera?
00:05:38.920 Well, look, we are coming back to basics.
00:05:43.920 And, you know, as I've said before, America first does not mean America alone.
00:05:48.720 And we were left with a mess.
00:05:51.280 I say sometimes that I feel like an emergency room doctor and the economy is the patient.
00:05:56.680 And the American people were backed over by the Biden-MAC Trump.
00:06:00.700 And we have stabilized the patient.
00:06:02.980 And now we're in the healing portion.
00:06:07.880 and real incomes are increasing. 0.84
00:06:11.000 We will get to the other side of this Iran conflict.
00:06:14.200 And we're seeing this technological burst in the U.S.
00:06:17.740 We are seeing a re-industrialization.
00:06:21.540 We're seeing construction jobs.
00:06:22.960 And what's important now for the U.S. is these are private sector jobs.
00:06:28.120 And we are seeing a decrease in government jobs.
00:06:30.720 As the president says, he could create 2 million jobs if he wanted to.
00:06:34.060 They'd be government jobs.
00:06:35.140 And one of the reasons that we are seeing the low-income workers, the bottom 25 percent, do better than the top 25 is because these are private sector jobs.
00:06:46.680 And our goal here today is to reiterate that our message of growth, the world is awash in debt post-GFC, post-COVID.
00:06:58.960 And the only way for us to get out of this is to grow our way out of this.
00:07:03.940 And, you know, I'm confident that a lot of the leaders are very receptive to this.
00:07:09.880 Mr. Besson, on the bond market, yields are at a fresh high this morning.
00:07:15.260 This is the primal scream of a dying regime.
00:07:20.340 Pray for our enemies, because we're going medieval on these people.
00:07:25.460 You've just not got a free shot at all these networks lying about the people.
00:07:29.720 The people have had a belly full of it.
00:07:31.620 I know you don't like hearing that.
00:07:32.800 I know you've tried to do everything in the world to stop that, but you're not going to stop it.
00:07:35.760 It's going to happen.
00:07:37.040 And where do people like that go to share the big line?
00:07:40.420 MAGA Media.
00:07:41.760 I wish in my soul, I wish that any of these people had a conscience.
00:07:47.180 Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?
00:07:50.980 If that answer is to save my country, this country will be saved.
00:07:57.160 War Room. Here's your host, Stephen K. Bannon.
00:08:02.800 it's monday 31 august year of our lord 2026 we're going to be going uh as soon as we work
00:08:13.120 out a few technical issues to ashville north carolina the g20 um ministers finance ministers
00:08:19.460 are meeting there on two things number one the global economy and how do we make sure that we
00:08:25.160 don't have the world's largest margin call on the 300 trillion dollars of debt that the world is
00:08:30.220 indebted now uh in addition um project our operation economic outcast how are we going 1.00
00:08:38.300 to pull together the nations of the world to make sure we choke down the persians and avoid
00:08:42.560 avoid any more kinetic conflict into the persian gulf of course last night uh rockets were exchanged
00:08:50.340 and a little targeting of one of the islands there in some kinetic activity but scott besant just
00:08:57.120 said secretary treasurer scott besant uh very uh positive for the um very positive outlook for
00:09:03.380 the uh economic war that's kicked in to uh high gear we've got a lot to get through today natalie's
00:09:10.180 going to join us pasovic's going to join us we're going to go to texas uh momentarily another uh
00:09:16.180 issue with these textbooks and uh this is in high schools now trying to infuse uh the textbooks with
00:09:22.640 Islam, the Islamization of Texas. First, we have Eric Tietzel. Eric Tietzel joins us. Eric is the
00:09:31.320 publisher of Chronicles, also over at CRA. Eric, you wrote a great piece over the weekend in the
00:09:38.760 Washington Post, and lo and behold, there's a huge piece this morning out about how left-wing
00:09:45.940 candidates are saying, hey, Jesus is on our side. They're claiming our Lord and Savior,
00:09:51.900 Jesus Christ as a campaign prop to try to convince Christians to vote for the radicalness of the
00:09:59.840 most radical parts of the Marxist-Jihadist agenda. Tietzel, where in the hell are we on this? How
00:10:06.180 does this happen? This is like the world turned upside down, sir.
00:10:11.140 Well, good morning, Steve, and thanks for having me on. Here's the good news. There's nothing new
00:10:15.740 under the sun for us as believers. And all you have to do is look back at the church in Corinth
00:10:22.000 some 2,000 years ago and see that Paul was saying, hey, you shouldn't be surprised if you're
00:10:28.380 surrounded by false teachers who want to bring to you a gospel that is different than the one that
00:10:32.800 I brought to you. Satan himself masquerades as an angel of light. No new plays, no new strategies.
00:10:42.180 geez, this is the same old deception brought about here in our time.
00:10:47.140 But I'll tell you, according to polling, some of these people are doing okay.
00:10:52.800 And if we're not careful, you might find yourself in a really bad position.
00:11:00.640 I think it's better than okay.
00:11:02.840 I mean, we're going to have Natalie on.
00:11:04.400 First of all, we've got Pickering coming on talking about
00:11:06.420 we're still fighting the textbook issue in Texas.
00:11:10.160 Natalie's coming on with more updates.
00:11:11.860 The Saudis have put in, I think, $100 million investment in the Boy Scouts for the Islamization of the Boy Scouts.
00:11:17.880 She's got all kind of new reporting about the Girl Scouts, about the Islamic takeover of the Girl Scouts.
00:11:23.300 There's a lot of money in back of this, and there's a lot of money in back of these candidates, and they are getting traction.
00:11:29.940 And they're particularly getting traction in what has been a core group among the conservative movement and about the MAGA movement.
00:11:37.100 So how are they—if this is obvious, and St. Paul warned us about this in Corinth, how are we having this problem in the 21st century, sir?
00:11:49.920 The problem is that we fail to heed these lessons of the past, and we allow ourselves to be duped.
00:11:57.760 It's really easy to take religious language and use it as a gloss for otherwise evil things, just a subtle twist.
00:12:05.280 You know, the idea that we would be kind to others.
00:12:08.060 Okay, the idea that diversity is a good thing.
00:12:12.440 Okay, to an extent, that's true.
00:12:13.960 There's some talk about that in the Bible.
00:12:16.180 Everybody has a job.
00:12:17.160 A finger is different from a hand.
00:12:18.620 We get it.
00:12:19.560 But to use that and to twist it and to say that God, for example, is non-binary in the way that James Tallarico has said.
00:12:27.640 Or Adam Hamilton, this pastor from Kansas who's running for the Senate, whose church actually sponsored Pride Fest in Kansas City, including drag queen story times for kids.
00:12:41.980 There's a lot of teaching in the Bible about what happens to people who want to chemically castrate children, and it involves millstones being tied around their neck.
00:12:50.180 We have to go back to the fount of our faith, to the source, and read what the Bible actually says about these concepts.
00:12:57.640 And if you just inform yourself, you will find, one, that we have to be wise.
00:13:03.460 We have to be perspicacious in understanding who is this person, what is their agenda.
00:13:09.480 And then we have to filter what they're saying through the Word of God.
00:13:13.020 And it will be very clear with just a little bit of work that none of this is consistent with the Christian faith.
00:13:19.980 It is a co-opting of our faith in service of a political agenda.
00:13:24.760 And the Bible also makes clear what happens to people who try to do that.
00:13:32.360 Eric, two things.
00:13:33.440 I want people to go to your article.
00:13:36.040 We're going to push it out.
00:13:37.440 Where do they go for your writings?
00:13:39.260 Also, CRA and Chronicles.
00:13:41.100 I want people to become familiar with Chronicles Magazine, which is one of the stalwarts on
00:13:47.100 the right.
00:13:47.560 So where do they go for all your content and your coordinates on social media?
00:13:51.360 Yeah, you can find me on X at Eric Tietzel.
00:13:53.820 You can go to RenewingAmerica.org to find the Center for Renewing America's work or
00:13:59.640 ChroniclesMagazine.com to find all of the work and writing of my wonderful colleagues
00:14:04.860 there.
00:14:07.220 Eric, I think this may be one of the key issues as we come down to the final days of the midterm
00:14:14.660 elections, particularly in states like Georgia, states like North Carolina, states like Texas,
00:14:22.380 where it's all going to hang in the balance.
00:14:24.440 So thank you so much for putting this.
00:14:25.800 And actually, for the Washington Post to publish it,
00:14:29.340 it was fantastic.
00:14:30.300 Thank you so much.
00:14:31.040 Eric Tietzel.
00:14:31.980 Thanks to you.
00:14:32.700 CRA, also publisher over at Chronicles.
00:14:34.860 Thank you, brother.
00:14:36.540 The wolves in sheep's clothing,
00:14:39.880 and they're getting traction, folks.
00:14:42.420 Okay, we'll take a short break.
00:14:43.800 We're going to go to Asheville Live next
00:14:46.640 with Chris Pilkerton,
00:14:49.260 one of the assistant secretaries of the Treasury.
00:14:52.380 Live, right here in the war room, on a Monday morning, last day of August.
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00:16:19.160 Welcome back. We're going to go to Asheville, North Carolina, where the G20 finance ministers are meeting right now. The Assistant Secretary of Treasury, Chris Pilkerton, joins us. Mr. Secretary, why are we having a finance G20 meeting, I guess, 100 days before the actual heads of state meet? What is going on? Why are we having it? And what does Treasury Secretary Scott Besant hope to get out of this?
00:16:45.980 Well, Steve, thanks for having me.
00:16:48.080 We're having it here in Asheville, North Carolina, an area that was rocked by a hurricane not
00:16:52.500 so long ago.
00:16:53.500 We want to be able to demonstrate that America is a growth story, and Asheville is demonstrative
00:16:59.120 of that growth story.
00:17:00.600 We're bringing $20 million of investment to this area, as well as deputy finance ministers
00:17:05.800 and finance ministers.
00:17:07.500 Secretary Besant is meeting with everyone to demonstrate, one, America is about growth,
00:17:12.740 And two, we're about ensuring that we have a competitive landscape from a trade perspective.
00:17:17.920 So he has meetings all day today, a big chunk of tomorrow.
00:17:22.540 And we've really been talking about all those incredibly important issues because America,
00:17:27.460 as you well know, the president is saying we are open for business and we want to ensure
00:17:31.460 that everybody knows it.
00:17:35.760 We have a growth story here and obviously trying to keep hands on inflation.
00:17:39.400 Kevin Walsh, the Fed chair, I think is there also.
00:17:42.360 He gave a speech. Peter Navarro has just written a big piece. It's up in the Washington Times.
00:17:46.360 I have Navarro either this evening or tomorrow morning to break that down about about kind of the hawkish elements of his talk.
00:17:53.860 I want to go to Operation Economic Outcast.
00:17:59.140 Is part of the discussions here going to be getting more nations on board on the economic war against the Persians, sir? 0.73
00:18:06.060 Yeah, absolutely. So the president's been clear and Secretary Besson has been taking his direction and really implementing economic outcasts. And so we've gotten a lot of good feedback from countries across the board here. And look, Iran has had its time and it's now time to sever ties.
00:18:25.200 The president has taken an unprecedented move and really focusing on the economic components of what's happening here.
00:18:32.500 And this war is really taking it to the pocketbook.
00:18:35.560 And we're excited about implementing this strategy.
00:18:38.820 And it's time somebody did it.
00:18:40.440 And under the president's leadership, that's exactly what Secretary Besson is doing.
00:18:45.400 You know, we're going to get into your job in a second.
00:18:47.680 You're pretty sophisticated about international finance, the moving of money.
00:18:55.120 Scott is one of the smartest guys in the world on capital markets. 0.99
00:18:58.020 Is it possible, Secretary, to hermetically seal the Persian economy from the rest of the world and choke it down? 1.00
00:19:07.500 I think the answer to that is yes. 1.00
00:19:09.160 I mean, the reality is that people want to do business with America. 0.98
00:19:13.360 and we've made it very clear that if you're doing business with Iran, then you're not going to be 0.81
00:19:17.740 doing business with America. And it goes back to sort of my day job. As you know, I oversee
00:19:22.440 something called CFIUS, the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States.
00:19:26.780 Countries see the opportunity to invest in America in infrastructure, in technology,
00:19:31.720 in things like artificial intelligence and quantum and all these different things.
00:19:35.480 You're going to miss out on those opportunities, but you're also going to miss out on all kinds
00:19:39.840 of things in the American customer base. And I think when people realize that that kind of
00:19:44.520 economic detriment is something that they're not going to support just to be engaged with Iran. 0.97
00:19:53.240 You run it, in case anybody doesn't realize it, Secretary Pilkerton runs one of the most
00:19:59.420 important parts of the United States government. Sir, we hear stories about the Chinese, I see ads
00:20:06.140 now that Tallarico has allowed Chinese, buying a Chinese farmland in Texas right next to military
00:20:12.520 bases. We got all these issues about the Chinese coming in and trying to steer our AI technology, 0.98
00:20:18.540 that they're getting our chips. Explain to us what CFIUS is. And when I say it's one of the
00:20:23.860 most important parts of the federal government, why that's not an overstatement. I appreciate you
00:20:28.580 giving me an opportunity to explain it. As I was telling you off air, it's not one of those
00:20:32.240 acronyms that kind of rolls off the tongue. It started about 50 years ago, and it's the Committee
00:20:37.300 on Foreign Investment in the United States. And it's shared by Secretary Besson, but it's made up
00:20:41.900 of nine different agencies. And the way the process works is people will actually put together
00:20:47.320 an application when you've got a foreign country or a foreign company that wants to make an
00:20:52.280 investment or some kind of acquisition inside the United States. So there's two components to every
00:20:57.540 transaction. There's the parties themselves and then the actual transaction. So what we do using
00:21:03.180 law enforcement, all the resources of the intelligence community, is do a super due
00:21:07.820 diligence of that transaction. And we review the parties to make sure there's no nefarious actors
00:21:13.320 involved. And then we look at the transaction itself. So when you're talking about things like
00:21:18.300 artificial intelligence, quantum, or other types of technologies, we're looking at those to make
00:21:23.820 sure that we don't have any kind of exposure or risks associated with the transaction. If we think
00:21:30.380 we do, then we work closely with the Department of War, Department of Commerce, Department of Energy
00:21:35.380 to come up with terms that actually mitigate those risks. And look, the president has said
00:21:40.340 we're open for business, but that also means that he's open to foreign direct investment.
00:21:44.780 So when we actually implement our program correctly, that means you can have massive
00:21:49.600 investment. I was just up in Philadelphia at the Philadelphia shipyard. The South Korean company
00:21:55.020 Hanwha made an acquisition there, and they're going to put, after the acquisition, another $5
00:22:00.380 billion to actually help us build ships. They're employing hundreds of workers that are coming
00:22:05.720 from other blue-collar jobs to be able to give them huge opportunities, health insurance. So the
00:22:11.520 impact of foreign direct investment isn't just the relationships between the countries, but it's a
00:22:17.040 massive growth opportunity. And that's an era that President Trump has ushered in.
00:22:23.380 The economic sanctions, the economic outcast, the secondary sanctions and the financial sanctions
00:22:29.460 about people money laundering or doing business or helping finance the Persians and CFIUS, 0.97
00:22:34.540 on both of those, the Chinese Communist Party have to be at the top of the list. How do you
00:22:38.880 handle the Chinese Communist Party who say, hey, we just want to be a competitor? But of course,
00:22:44.120 the war rooms philosophy is they are an existential threat to the Chinese people and to the American 0.98
00:22:49.260 people, sir. Now, I certainly understand that. I started my career as an assistant district attorney 1.00
00:22:54.340 in Manhattan in the narcotics and then the money laundering division. So I've been working on these
00:22:58.040 issues for 25 years. And when we do our corporate due diligence, ostensibly, right, we look into the
00:23:03.840 individual, we look at their ties to, you know, any nefarious governments, anyone that's trying
00:23:09.520 to take advantage of us. And so the ability to work with the CIA and all of these other areas
00:23:14.740 demonstrate to us, look, is this someone that we want to do business with? And if that's the case,
00:23:20.060 then the committee can go ahead and make a recommendation to the president to ultimately
00:23:24.360 block the transaction. And the president has taken steps to block transactions. There's a
00:23:30.680 couple of cases that he did just in the last year, and these are cases that were actually
00:23:35.240 already closed. So he forced a divestiture of those transactions. And that's something that
00:23:40.620 he's not afraid to do to ensure that we're protecting the American people. 0.84
00:23:46.000 If we go to, if we go to actually ends up a secondary sanctions against the Chinese Communist
00:23:51.340 Party, will the G20, I know China's part of that, but will the G20, do you think they'll come on
00:23:56.740 our side? Or is this where you'll see a split between who's really backing China and who's
00:24:02.240 back in the United States if we have to get down to secondary sanctions and sanctions on their
00:24:06.000 financial institutions? Well, the secretary has had a number of conversations over the course of
00:24:12.100 the last few months. The president obviously had his meeting there. And we're also going to be
00:24:17.440 expecting at this time a visit from President Xi in Washington. So I think these are all going to
00:24:22.180 be part of the conversation. But at this time, Secretary Besson has made it very clear that
00:24:28.960 sanctions for the appropriate parties are in place. Economic outcast is in full bloom.
00:24:34.780 And as you know, Treasury, yes, it is a financial department, but it's a national security
00:24:39.440 department. And we're seeing that on the front page of every paper now.
00:24:43.880 Well, I think economic warfare, I mean, we advocate we should have started with this. No,
00:24:48.220 this economic warfare against the Persians is absolutely the most important thing, I think, 0.99
00:24:52.420 going on financially in the world right now. Secretary, where do people find out more about
00:24:57.140 CFIUS, where they find out more about you, where they go, any kind of landing page or
00:25:01.160 homepage, and social media, sir.
00:25:03.940 Yes.
00:25:04.280 So at OIS, so the Office of Investment Security, you can go to the Treasury website.
00:25:09.060 Appreciate you putting it up there.
00:25:10.400 And we look forward to working with folks that are interested in investing.
00:25:14.600 Safe and secure investment translates into economic development and jobs here in America.
00:25:18.620 So thank you.
00:25:21.120 Thank you, Mr. Secretary.
00:25:22.520 I appreciate you.
00:25:23.540 Chris Pilkerton, the head of CFIUS.
00:25:25.900 CFIUS is probably you have some of the toughest fights uh going and if we're to um turf out
00:25:32.560 the CCP particularly on buying agricultural land and other things we'll have to go through CFIUS
00:25:38.320 or one of the quickest ways to get it done is go through CFIUS can't overstate the importance of
00:25:42.880 what's going on in Asheville under Secretary Besant uh the nations of the world the major
00:25:48.400 industrial powers are coming together and having a discussion number one on how to bring the war
00:25:55.580 in the Middle East to a close, how to bring it to a close, how to do with that more kinetic
00:26:00.580 activity, how do we do with other people kind of pitching in, and what's the framework post-war
00:26:07.440 for going forward and making sure we don't sink the global economy. In addition, it's discussion
00:26:13.940 about the kind of leverage bets that we've got. Scott, as you know, quite controversial. His mentor
00:26:20.540 last week, sent an op-ed to the Wall Street Journal criticizing what Scott Besson was doing
00:26:27.400 and using every tool in the toolbox to try to manage interest rates. He said, hey, the way to
00:26:34.320 do this is you got to cut spending. You shouldn't be messing around with capital markets. Let the
00:26:37.980 market determine what the price is. And my response is, first off, that's not the Secretary
00:26:43.240 Treasury's job. He can assist in that, but that's primarily on Capitol Hill. All spending and revenue
00:26:48.920 has to come in the separation of powers from the Capitol.
00:26:54.380 The House is back today.
00:26:55.720 Why is the House back today?
00:26:57.060 They're only back for a couple of days, and they're getting the hell out of town.
00:26:59.560 What are they back for?
00:27:01.560 To pass the CR.
00:27:04.000 I'm not kidding you, to pass the CR so that we can kick the can down to December.
00:27:09.100 My theory of the case, hey, you got a $2 trillion deficit this year,
00:27:12.620 as we said you were going to have at the beginning of the fiscal year.
00:27:15.900 You're not going to cut spending, which you're going to have to do because you're not going to be able to raise revenues that much, particularly when the court has ruled against some of President Trump's most brilliant moves in tariffs.
00:27:29.040 So we're not going to get to a trillion dollars of tariff revenue.
00:27:31.900 We've had to give that back to the companies.
00:27:34.160 It's one of the reasons the Wall Street Journal reports their profits are reaching all-time highs
00:27:39.100 because we had to kick back the tariff money to them instead of paying down the debt and decreasing the deficits.
00:27:46.780 Anyway, they're back today for the CR, and guess what? No cuts in spending.
00:27:51.220 Anyway, short commercial break. Natalie's with us. We're going to go to Texas.
00:27:54.520 We're going to talk about the Girl Scouts, the Boy Scouts, Islam, the rise of Islam in the country, 0.99
00:28:00.380 and the takeover of our most core institutions, 0.97
00:28:04.680 including public education, next in the war room.
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00:29:42.480 okay we're gonna get julie pickerings down to meeting in texas about this whole issue
00:29:51.180 of islam in high schools we're gonna get to her momentarily uh from austin and then we're going
00:29:57.000 to um we got poso we got garland fabrita from georgia a ton uh natalie winters wow you uh you
00:30:07.060 you you you triggered some folks this week in daily mail massive story we're gonna get to this
00:30:12.680 in a second care the terrorist organization and i keep asking the question my my kid brother keeps
00:30:19.060 asked me, he says, hey, how does some organization that's designated a terrorist organization in
00:30:25.040 Florida, in Texas, in UAE, how can they have a spokesman like in Texas hammering poor Natalie
00:30:31.260 Winters? Anyway, we'll get to the minute. You're an expert also on investments coming into the
00:30:37.040 country. Talk to me about CFIUS. You've got some reporting on that, ma'am? Yes. I just put up a
00:30:43.440 story this morning piecing together records that due to the way the disclosure laws are written now
00:30:50.120 essentially impossible to piece these together right on one central government database obviously
00:30:56.460 this transaction should have been flagged um but uh a huge naval air station base up in california
00:31:04.240 nas lemore people may know it it is the hub of it's one of the largest bases that we have for
00:31:11.560 these F-35s, particularly the F-35Cs, the Super Hornets. They train a lot of people. They're
00:31:18.680 basically the kind of linchpin in what would become Indo-Pacific fighting Taiwan, China,
00:31:24.580 right? China obviously has a vested interest in this base. And there is a group, a company called
00:31:30.560 Long Feng International. It is a anonymous, unknown, unlisted, unnamed buyer who this entity,
00:31:39.080 This corporation was created just six months before it purchased, at first, 1,500 acres of land, now 1,800 acres of land in total, just 16 miles away from this base for $21.2 million.
00:31:54.940 The USDA had some compartmentalized information showing that an earlier transaction by this group, which was then marked as the same purchaser, though not of Chinese origin, of the additional parcels that got them up to that 16-mile radius away from Lemoore.
00:32:11.700 But like I said, this is the largest master jet base.
00:32:15.260 It is a West Coast strike fighter hub.
00:32:19.080 um like i said they have the largest amount of more than half of the navy's super hornets extremely
00:32:24.520 advanced especially when it comes to indo-pacom but steve why this relates to syphius and is so
00:32:30.600 important and interesting that we reform that obviously purchases like this should never be
00:32:36.080 allowed even if it wasn't close to lemur you shouldn't allow the prc to control our food
00:32:40.500 supply. But because this particular entity, this naval entity was not listed under CFIUS as
00:32:51.340 something that would trigger a review, this purchase was able to basically just skate by,
00:32:57.520 right? It stayed in the purview of USDA. It was totally okay. It was as if any, it was as if I
00:33:03.200 was buying a house, right? So this shows you how there are very key military and naval installations
00:33:08.440 that are not included in CFIUS, why that is, I don't know.
00:33:13.020 This needs to be rectified.
00:33:14.660 Hang on, hang on. 0.98
00:33:17.500 Yeah, we'll hook you up with the secretary. 0.95
00:33:19.700 Just walk me through the top of that again.
00:33:21.820 You're saying that these cover groups, because they're not listed in CFIUS,
00:33:27.820 they just avoid any review at all?
00:33:30.080 How can that possibly happen?
00:33:31.160 I thought the purpose is that CFIUS reviews every foreign investment in the country.
00:33:38.440 They should, but because this particular naval air station is not listed in CFIUS, it didn't trigger a review, which really questions if it's incompetence or not capable.
00:33:53.780 This is not a Trump administration designation. This is something that I don't even know how long it goes back to.
00:33:59.140 But the shadiness comes from the PRC side, right? This is a Longfing International Incorporated, an entity.
00:34:06.440 It is not affiliated with anyone publicly. You cannot figure out through any records who owns this corporation. It was created six months before this transaction. And the final additional 300 acres to bring this up to the 1800 acre total and push them as close as possible to, like I said, this, you know, very China relevant base.
00:34:28.900 it literally was created six months ago nobody knows who it is and it was able to skate by and
00:34:36.340 it's only buried tucked away through being able to piece together certain small data points that
00:34:41.660 you can see that this is the same transaction that usda flagged back in 2024 but now a 2026
00:34:48.100 um edition and we have a picture if denver wants to put up on screen you can see the map
00:34:52.960 both of the parcel, but also of how close it is.
00:34:58.260 Hang on.
00:34:58.900 So walk me through the, can you walk me through the parcels?
00:35:02.500 Sure.
00:35:02.940 So there's, it's about 14 parcels was the original sale.
00:35:07.600 And that was back in 2024, which was flagged as a China transaction,
00:35:11.540 but did not trigger a CFIUS review because this base is not listed as,
00:35:15.620 you know, something of concern, an area of concern per CFIUS.
00:35:19.100 Truly, I don't know why.
00:35:20.940 And that begs the question of what other installations are not flagged under CFIUS.
00:35:25.380 But then just this February, they had added the additional three parcels, getting them much closer to this base.
00:35:33.180 Like I said, the largest master jet base that we have, a West Coast strike fighter hub.
00:35:38.260 They're operating in the Indo-Pacific.
00:35:40.360 They have more than half of the Navy's Super Hornets.
00:35:42.800 They're the only Navy installation that houses the carrier-based variant of the F-35.
00:35:48.800 you know nearly 600 daily flight operations gee steve i wonder why an anonymous chinese entity
00:35:55.920 that doesn't seem to be doing anything with the land if they were you know growing things i'm sure
00:36:00.740 there'd be some footprint there i wonder why they happen to just target some installation that
00:36:05.240 wouldn't trigger a syphilis review it's purely random purely random um and we'll get we'll hook
00:36:11.900 you we'll hook you up with uh secretary pilkerton uh let's go to the uh because i'm gonna go to
00:36:16.960 Julie Pickering, who's down in Texas, fighting this situation in the textbooks and the classrooms 0.94
00:36:23.560 in Texas. You've seen all the now reporting of where we stand in the midterms, particularly the
00:36:29.020 fact that the far left is using some sort of progressive picture of Jesus Christ as a,
00:36:40.680 he's a radical and he's on our side. Talk to me about the firestorm over the weekend,
00:36:44.960 particularly in the Daily Mail, were CARE. And answering this, how does a terrorist organization
00:36:49.980 that's designated a terrorist organization, not simply by the, and I think President Trump
00:36:55.100 oversees, at least in Turkey and in the Muslim Brotherhood in CARE, UAE's already designated
00:37:01.100 a terrorist organization, state of Florida and state of Texas. How are they attacking you in
00:37:06.100 the Daily Mail and in Newsweek magazine over the weekend, ma'am? You know, I guess it speaks to
00:37:11.500 assimilation. Even the terrorists love the First Amendment so long as they're attacking you. But
00:37:16.420 God forbid, you know, you criticize Islam, then all of a sudden you will get the wrath of CARE
00:37:21.880 and their affiliated organizations. I have some videos I would love to play at some point.
00:37:27.180 Understand we're pressed for time now. But it was very, very clear that we hit a nerve with this
00:37:32.660 story, right? There are a lot of stories about Islamization that one can publish. The Wudoos
00:37:37.480 in Dallas but in particular this one Steve and I think it gets to what we've really been focusing 1.00
00:37:41.680 on what you're about to cover with your next guest which is it's going after the children
00:37:47.340 and one of these videos literally is in Minnesota 17 years ago 17 years ago where they're already
00:37:55.840 catering to this you know hijabi Girl Scout troop where they're talking about they have the special
00:38:01.420 patches the hijabs and it's just such an interesting evolution what starts as just good old American 0.88
00:38:07.440 altruism, good faith, trying to, you know, welcome people who at the end of the day hate this 0.99
00:38:11.800 civilization, hate this society. By the way, they say it out loud, right? They don't even, it's not
00:38:16.960 even saying the quiet part a lot. They'll admit that to you. But these people, over the course
00:38:21.900 of what, the next two decades, they have taken over these institutions from within. And I was
00:38:28.120 actually shocked that Daily Mail printed my entire statement. I'm sure I might get a Pamela 0.92
00:38:34.240 Geller style reception to it but if I can just read what I wrote because I think it encapsulates
00:38:39.600 the outrage that you know our audience has with stories like this which is and if you can believe
00:38:45.340 it the Daily Mail actually printed this pointing to Christian badges as lazy whataboutism 0.86
00:38:50.520 Christianity shaped America Islam did not this is how Dearborns happen one surrendered institution
00:38:57.160 at a time and if Girl Scouts USA wants a debate over comparative religious values let's have one 0.92
00:39:03.140 Most Girl Scouts are older than Muhammad's youngest wife. 0.81
00:39:06.960 For all the lecturers from Islamist activists about the evils of Western culture, 0.99
00:39:12.240 they seem remarkably eager to commandeer its institutions to advance Islam. 1.00
00:39:16.860 Perhaps Girl Scouts should offer two new badges, 0.93
00:39:19.620 one for studying women's treatment under Islamist rule,
00:39:23.120 and another for learning the history of Islamic conquest.
00:39:27.180 Steve, in advance of the fatwa that will be issued against me,
00:39:30.360 I would like to ask for a larger protective detail.
00:39:37.260 You're pretty tough.
00:39:38.300 I don't know if you need it, but, but, but they're coming after you pretty hard.
00:39:42.140 Talk to me about their, their arguments are pretty weak arguments.
00:39:46.900 Are they not, ma'am?
00:39:48.800 Yeah. 0.98
00:39:49.360 Snopes and all the fact checkers, you know, went out and did the whole song and dance.
00:39:53.860 Although ironically, they marked my story not as false, but as a mixture.
00:39:59.520 so you know in fact checker speak that means it's true we just don't want to admit it
00:40:04.380 but the argument here is basically like I said the euphemistic way of describing it is what
00:40:10.200 aboutism but what it really is is it's civilizational specifically America ending
00:40:15.760 cultural relativism right it's very like 2016 core these sort of culture war debates
00:40:21.340 where we have to pretend that frankly not just these inferior cultures but it doesn't even matter
00:40:26.860 about that it's not how they treat you know their women how they you know set up their societies at 0.62
00:40:31.140 the end of the day they're just not American and to pretend like you know a Christian badge is the
00:40:36.240 same as a badge for participating in the Hajj or sharing and spreading Islam with a friend or you 0.99
00:40:43.800 know learning about Ramadan and converting non-Muslims into Muslims it's absolutely ridiculous 0.95
00:40:49.700 and this is the animating factor behind so much of the modern left and Steve I think it's so 1.00
00:40:53.800 interesting, right, when you see people like El-Sayed, now all of a sudden, right, they're so
00:40:58.660 normal, they're so fun, all they want is, you know, they just want health care, right, they just want,
00:41:03.780 you know, oh, basic human rights, well, it's really funny, because just a few years ago, to them, basic
00:41:08.500 human rights was basically destroying this country, toppling it from within, he's literally on the
00:41:13.520 record saying that anybody who opposes the institutionalization of Sharia law, that you're
00:41:19.580 actually just a white supremacist for thinking that um and it's the same thing that animated
00:41:24.620 the trail of tears the burning of black wall street all these woke examples so these are the
00:41:29.740 people like the woke 2.0 right when they laugh what they got away with with woke one that doesn't
00:41:34.960 mean that they're softening up or lessening up no it is like a communist revolution except the
00:41:40.160 unfortunate fact for these people and you can see it on display with these white liberals defending
00:41:45.080 this Girl Scout stuff, the people who are in charge of the new vanguard of revolution, 0.67
00:41:50.200 right, the DSA types, who all happen to be basically non-white, the issue is that the 0.52
00:41:55.380 American working class, they hate them, and the feeling is mutual, because at the end 0.96
00:42:00.040 of the day, they hate white people, they hate Christians, this story's a perfect example 0.99
00:42:04.460 about it, they think it's okay to give Muslim badges, but they have an aneurysm with Christian 0.98
00:42:08.680 badges, so they've had to foment and create, right, wokeness to divide us by basically 0.67
00:42:15.020 every other thing because the unfortunate thing about socialist revolution here is you're never 0.77
00:42:20.240 going to get it from the working class because those are that's the war room posse right those
00:42:24.220 are the red-blooded americans whose sons and daughters are being sent off to fight in the wars
00:42:27.760 and the people who pay into the system so it's stories like these that i think really show that
00:42:32.880 alliance right they're in lockstep but also this perverse woke ideology whereby it's not even about
00:42:40.140 the working class it's not capitalist it's not seizing the means of productions it's sticking 0.70
00:42:44.400 it to white Christians. And you have to call it out because if not, you're going to get this like 0.95
00:42:49.560 race communist version of Mao or Ho Chi Minh. Who knows? Take your pick. 0.68
00:42:57.060 No, this is exactly what's happened. Natalie, you can hang on for a moment. You got more in
00:43:01.040 your sub stack. I want to get to momentarily. We're also going to go to Texas, still a fight
00:43:05.500 down there of the same type of thing. They try to slide in on cat's paws. Now they're trying to
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00:45:24.840 okay we're gonna get back to natalie winters in a moment we got garland fevere down georgia let's
00:45:31.880 go to texas though uh julie pickering uh julie i thought we put to bed this whole issue of the
00:45:38.160 islamification of the texas public school system including the texas school books which will go out
00:45:45.100 to 20 states. I take it we have not, ma'am? No, sir, we have not. Actually, this week is the week 0.89
00:45:52.980 that I'm praying to God that we do take this victory and take public education back for Texas 0.67
00:45:59.180 and go back to our Judeo-Christian values and our patriotism. Because this week at the Texas State
00:46:03.980 Board of Education, we are voting on and deciding the standards for all of our high school courses.
00:46:10.140 So kindergarten through eighth grade, great victory. We won that. We put the Bible back in.
00:46:14.480 We put patriotism back in. We put virtue, Western civilization. All of that's in there. That's signed, sealed, and delivered to the great people of Texas. But now we need to finish up high school. So this is every high school course that we're offering U.S. government, U.S. history, world geography, world history, personal financial literacy. This is all social studies courses for high school in Texas.
00:46:36.840 And let me tell you, CARE, the Council on American Islamic Relations, as Governor Abbott has designated the Foreign Terrorist Organization, as the FBI has said, is the face of the Muslim Brotherhood, the face of terrorists in America. 0.57
00:46:50.080 They are here and they are en masse.
00:46:52.300 They're up and down our hallways.
00:46:53.440 They're following me around the building.
00:46:55.140 They have set aside a war room, okay, a war room inside where they have a building set up with laptops set up where they're connected with who knows who in the world.
00:47:03.900 because as you know steve if you follow my social media this weekend you can hold it hang on hang
00:47:08.200 on but hang on yo hold it hang on slow down i just asked natalie this because they're attacking her
00:47:14.320 over the weekend for her reporting on the boy girl scouts and the boy scouts if they're designated
00:47:19.400 a terrorist organization how can they be wandering around the halls and how can they have a war room
00:47:24.000 with a bunch of people how did do you go up to any authorities and say why are these people even
00:47:27.940 here why are they not turfed out of there or better arrested how can you be a terrorist designate a
00:47:33.360 terrorist organization by Abbott's government and be sitting there, uh, harassing, uh, people that 0.83
00:47:39.680 want to, uh, want to get rid of, want to get Islam out of the school systems and particularly get it
00:47:44.580 out of the textbooks, ma'am. You know, Steve, that's a good question. And I've asked that 1.00
00:47:48.760 question to, uh, of our lawmakers and of our attorney general's office. That's my understanding
00:47:53.380 is that we don't have a law in Texas to ban them for participating in their first amendment rights,
00:47:57.480 even though they have been designated a foreign terrorist organization. However, it's my
00:48:01.960 understanding that if President Trump will designate them at the federal level a terrorist
00:48:05.860 organization, then they can be blocked from testifying and from showing up in our buildings.
00:48:09.920 But right now, this is our reality. My reality right now is I have people who are supporting
00:48:14.140 and who are part of this terrorist organization literally following me up and down the hallways
00:48:18.340 and couple that with last week on my social media. I had terrorist supporters out of the
00:48:23.280 Middle East, out of Egypt, trolling me all over my social media last week. So this is a very real
00:48:27.780 situation for us right now at the Texas State Board of Education because this is their last
00:48:31.740 chance. Once we sign, seal, deliver these social study standards for Texas, like you said, will
00:48:37.720 affect half the states in America, will educate half the children in America. This subject does
00:48:42.240 not reopen again for 14 years. So these are the standards that will educate our children on U.S.
00:48:47.440 history, Texas history, world history, world geography. These are the standards that will
00:48:51.520 educate our children for an entire generation. And so they know that this is their last chance
00:48:56.260 and they they're acting like it's their last chance they know it hang on that's just i want
00:49:02.360 to make sure they've told you the the attorney general paxton's office has said he has no
00:49:09.320 authority to take somebody that the governor has designated a terrorist organization from being
00:49:15.460 harassing officials like yourself and having a war room set up to try to coordinate to make sure
00:49:21.120 that they get the false teachings of Islam into textbooks and into the classrooms of public high
00:49:28.520 schools in the state of Texas? Is that what you're telling me? Yes, sir. Attorney General's office
00:49:33.400 told us they have First Amendment rights to testify unless the federal government, unless
00:49:37.900 the president designates them as a foreign terrorist organization. That's why they've been 0.67
00:49:41.340 showing up now for a year at our Texas State Board of Education to testify, you know, in favor of
00:49:46.860 Islam. They want us to teach that the Alamo was built and designed to honor Islam, that everything
00:49:50.520 that makes America great came from Islam and Muhammad.
00:49:54.420 So yes, they've been here for a year now.
00:49:56.200 And you know, the day that they showed up to testify,
00:49:58.280 the Texas State Board of Education last year
00:50:00.260 is the day that Governor Abbott designated them
00:50:02.160 a terrorist organization.
00:50:03.540 So we're now a year into this.
00:50:05.040 And I'm telling you, they're here and they're in mass today. 0.50
00:50:07.460 And I tell you what, these Marxist Democrats 0.88
00:50:10.160 that sit on my board, they have brought these terrorists. 0.81
00:50:12.660 But I tell you what, Steve, I've brought Texans. 0.99
00:50:15.200 And so I'm so proud and so thankful
00:50:16.740 that we have Texans that showed up today to testify
00:50:18.940 and that are here and standing with us.
00:50:22.920 So what is going to happen today
00:50:25.260 and how can the Warren Posse assist you?
00:50:28.520 And what's the evolution?
00:50:30.000 What happens today?
00:50:30.860 What happens tomorrow?
00:50:31.800 What are these votes going to be?
00:50:33.780 Today, we're going to go ahead
00:50:35.160 and work on our amendments
00:50:36.320 on all these social studies courses in high school.
00:50:39.740 As members, we get to submit amendments.
00:50:41.600 We had to submit them by yesterday
00:50:44.040 in order for them to be considered this week.
00:50:45.980 If you would like to go look
00:50:47.200 at the Texas State Board of Education,
00:50:48.740 website you can see my amendments that i submitted which are very pro-america american exceptionalism
00:50:54.060 pro-israel you know teaching that israel has a right as a state as a country to exist because
00:50:59.620 they want that wiped out they want israel completely removed they want a favorable
00:51:03.420 teaching of islam and negative teaching of israel and they um they want a full rewrite of u.s and 0.60
00:51:11.200 texas history and world history and that's what we're fighting today so what we need from all 0.52
00:51:15.080 your war room people don't you think hang over hang over hang over a second slow down yes don't
00:51:22.160 you think you weaken your case by including by including the situation about israel's right to
00:51:27.140 exist and that confused the situation yes sir no sir because what we're teaching is true world
00:51:33.300 history that israel became a nation in 1948 and they want that removed we're also teaching true
00:51:38.620 history of islam and that in africa that they were one of the main establishers of the slave trade in 0.53
00:51:44.340 Africa, and we are attacking this truth, that we are going to teach truth. We are fired up and 0.97
00:51:52.500 ready to go to teach truth, but they are fired up and ready to go where they want this rewrite,
00:51:56.540 and so we're not going to give in. Where do people go to find out more about this? If they
00:52:02.640 want to assist, where do they go right now? Right now, they need to go to the Texas State
00:52:07.680 Board of Education website and leave comments. You can email the entire board there. You can
00:52:12.620 leave your comments and email us and tell us that you want a patriotic, Bible-filled standards that 0.99
00:52:18.720 you do not want a rewrite of U.S. and world history that favors a lie, that favors Islam and favors a 0.82
00:52:26.580 lie. Islam is not what made America great. It's our Christian values that made America great, 0.73
00:52:30.840 and that's what we need to teach our children. No, Islam has made no nation great. It's a 1.00
00:52:35.560 disaster. It's destroyed every nation that's accepted. It's taken on Egypt, Persia, look at
00:52:40.740 all of them um are one of the votes going to start today or the votes start later this week
00:52:45.720 today the votes will happen later this afternoon into this evening after our
00:52:50.300 minutes are finished but yes the vote happens today today is the day today is the day that
00:52:54.200 texas stands against terrorists and stands for texans okay julie we'll get you back on the
00:53:02.280 evening show your group down there keep fighting julie pickering great state of texas i don't know
00:53:10.200 not a good enough reason oh we got to get the federal government on snow if it's designated
00:53:14.800 a terrorist organization it's a terrorist organization should not be wandering around
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