00:02:42.380I can tell you right now that they haven't left.
00:02:45.300They're still broadcasting from their tents.
00:02:47.340I spent a moment at Lower Press before coming to you, sir, and they didn't have anything to add to what other than what the president said in the Oval.
00:02:57.120He was asked a number of times to elaborate, and he just said a ban is a ban.
00:03:02.580I wonder if people are going to be a little nervous about leaving the White House grounds, you know, wondering if they'll be coming back in tomorrow or Monday or whatnot.
00:04:24.580I want to – did anything trigger the CNN, MSNBC, Politico do fake news every day?
00:04:30.520I would actually opine that the New York Times and the Washington Post are probably out there more for even fake news.
00:04:37.700Was there anything that happened today that hit President Trump's tripwire?
00:04:41.480mccabe is there any because if it's just fake news dude they do fake news every day and some
00:04:48.500days worse than others is there any one event that finally president trump just said i've had enough
00:04:53.120of it no i think it's just the jack-in-the-box because frankly frankly the new york times has
00:05:00.600been really horrible the last few days like just crazy headlines and stories in the new york times
00:05:06.580And so the Washington Post also like really extraordinarily bad stories.
00:05:12.540But there it is. I mean, you know, and frankly, there's a lot of outlets who are not allowed in the White House every day.
00:05:19.160And so the idea that they have some constitutional right to a tent or constitutional right to a seat, you know, they have to explain that to the thousand of other outlets who are told to shove off.
00:05:30.020And certainly during a Democratic White House, like there's no way conservative outlets are getting within a sniff.
00:05:37.340I mean, I was at OAN for both Biden and Obama, and we didn't get a sniff.
00:05:44.880No, the White House correspondents, I mean, I wanted to put them outside off the campus in the first term, put them in one of those townhouses across the street, and then we would feed them in, feed them in on special occasions when they need to be fed in.
00:11:11.100They're going to have Norm Eisen on there.
00:11:13.300This is more Trump derangement syndrome.
00:11:15.240Well, see, you know, because we saw, you know, it was tiny, tiny, Terry Schilling,
00:11:19.200we had the great event, American Principles Project.
00:11:21.300So we saw the original draft of the Constitution that they gave Washington.
00:11:25.840It was a print from the printing press that was a not unreleased because it was still in draft.
00:11:31.960So they wouldn't release it to the public because there was still there's a working document that that he was, you know, highly classified, highly secured.
00:11:38.760And so it's got his own handwriting on it. Amazing. But, you know, it's hang on.
00:11:42.620I stop on handwriting. Is he like making notes? He's like saying, no, insert.
00:11:47.420Please insert. There are some areas where he's like, correct, correct.
00:11:52.660He's slashing, crossing stuff off, adding it up. But let me tell you something.
00:11:57.100Let me tell you some back that and that. So that's that's the earliest question.
00:12:00.020Even in the early draft, Steve, CNN and MSNBC and Politico, I can't find them in the U.S.
00:12:06.240Constitution. I couldn't find him in any version of it.
00:12:09.080What do you think their attack's going to be tonight on president?
00:12:11.740Well, they're going to say he's they're going to say he's losing it.
00:12:14.320They're going to say the walls are closing in.
00:12:16.220They're going to say they're going to tie back to Russia.
00:12:18.700They're going to say they're going to say because there have been some some just atrocious approval polls that have come out on the president's approval this week that is obviously fake.
00:12:26.620putting him in like the 30s and all the rest and i'm not saying that that things are perfect right
00:12:32.140now but it's a joke it's a joke when you look at some of these things and so they're going to say
00:12:36.840he's responding to this and he's lashing out and he's slashing the constitution and he's destroying
00:12:42.100democracy that's what they're going to go back to okay here's what i want to do hey neil why don't
00:12:46.160you we want you to stick around but why don't you reconnoiter over there and see if you can find out
00:12:50.640anything particularly if we can find out what hit the tripwire on the president for the banning of
00:12:56.020these threes and we're going to come back to you later in the show neil mccabe and also you know0.84
00:13:00.800wander up there and see check out the the tents we want the cnn one first the msnbc second because
00:13:07.760that's kind of in the order of battle there neil mccabe thank you jack basova i'll be measuring
00:13:12.520for drapes okay good good uh mccabe's going to go do some work and come back to us obviously a big
00:13:20.360day at the white house the basovics are here do i have you guys is this like date night and so you
00:13:25.240just it's eight nights you're just in the neighborhood we're going we're going to we're
00:13:30.160going out uh to an undisclosed location later on but uh uh can we disclose the event no no no no
00:13:37.800you have you have you have you have a jack so you have a jack was so big greeting committee
00:13:41.940let's have a nice the boys are with the boys are with the parents and uh the parents are in town
00:13:52.060Yeah, yeah. So my parents came to town and, you know.
00:13:56.340You guys are still down here celebrating the victory over the Redskins?
00:17:06.880Talk to me about last night, particularly Washington and the Constitution.
00:17:08.880And we've got, and I've sent over to the team here this photo.
00:17:12.880So so this is Washington's personal draft of the Constitution.
00:17:18.060Because he was president of the Constitution in Philadelphia, the second.
00:17:21.500Exactly. In Philadelphia. And and it's so it's the people are saying people are asking me, they said, oh, how come that looks like it was typed?
00:17:27.560It's called the printing press. Maybe read a little bit about the you're actually revolution and how this was so they all ran.
00:17:34.660And Franklin Franklin was the richest guy in town because he owned all the presses.
00:17:38.080because of the presses and by the way they have um they have the treaty of paris on full display
00:17:42.240right now too which and if you look at it it's uh it's john jay john adams and b franklin yeah
00:17:48.060amazing just amazing so you get there to us for a while it is yeah yes and so we have now they've
00:17:55.240steve this has never been on display before ever in u.s history from the personal collection of of
00:18:01.440the washington family and his estate they've they put it out now just this week because it's so it's
00:18:07.480so precious and it's so delicate that it's all it's on display at the national archive
00:18:12.620trump administration vince haley came in by the way gave a speech about it and the great vince
00:18:18.480haley and this is an i take it in a temperature the thing you show me temperature controlled
00:18:24.460everything can't touch it it's all it's in the rotunda so it's it's in there with the declaration
00:18:30.680and and and the the you know official constitution but what's amazing about this it's not that the
00:18:36.580printing is is fine it's the handwriting because you're looking at the handwriting of george
00:18:41.880washington as he was annotating the constitution itself wow and he's and he's he's going line by
00:18:48.780line on this sucker he's getting he was getting in there he was because there's see there's been
00:18:53.460a lot of folks who would say that that you know as as the presider of the continental congress0.89
00:18:57.480that he was just sort of above the delegates and above yes yes you don't hear much you don't hear
00:19:02.420a lot of kind of the convening authority, but you don't, you don't hear a lot about Washington,
00:19:06.980you know, being a, you know, a big player in like the federalist papers or, or arguing over things.
00:19:12.800But when you look at this document, you could see that's not true at all. That view of him,
00:19:17.180he was in this thing going word for word on what he wanted. And by the way, I'm sure that some of
00:19:22.900the edits that he was making were decisions and negotiations and compromises that he's probably
00:19:29.320was making between various delegations of the states and so and a lot of it is you know him
00:19:34.440just rewriting word for word what would eventually become the actual content the new the new additions
00:19:40.500i know and tanya actually did you you got some stuff about it right so i started looking out
00:19:46.340because i was so fascinated by the document i i did the uh deep dive and one interesting fact is
00:19:54.600that washington was actually known for always writing all his notes in a separate book he never
00:20:01.440liked marking any of the documents he had on the books and this is like one of the very few
00:20:06.200documents where he actually writes in it so that's how you could see his writing and all of it just
00:20:13.020like on the document which is like unbelievable it's very precious and uh definitely something
00:20:19.700if you have a chance to stop by national archives is it on display for a certain amount of time
00:20:25.300just one week one week just one week well they can't keep it out that long or else you can't
00:20:30.460ruin the handwriting wow by the way steve this is what we call an assimilated immigrant right here
00:20:34.840yes she's talking about how great george washington is and the well let's talk about
00:20:39.300this i know you guys for a long time it's unusual for you guys to get two nights off
00:20:43.500back to back and so you got a date night tonight but you also took last night off
00:20:47.660what was terry's the draw on this terry's done this book right about the first families
00:20:52.920because it's not the first time it's just the presidents it's the founders the presidents and
00:20:58.760and what terry's done is very it's very smart because because we talk about the country being
00:21:02.620founded by individuals and we talk about and rightly so the founding we call them the founding
00:21:06.320fathers and that's true however what terry has done that's so great and obviously it's part of
00:21:11.060big family project is it's it's about the families of the founders so it's the washington's it's the
00:21:18.660lees the custis family right all these great and and many of which were the gentry of england
00:21:25.220who came over and this albion seed and the rest and they were the ones who said no uh the pens
00:21:30.420of course in in pennsylvania and so they come over and then they're the ones who say we are
00:21:36.180going to plant the roots here in the united states we are the ones who are going to actually
00:21:40.740build this thing up from the ground. And so it isn't just, you know, you know, it's sort of like
00:21:45.500the, you know, the little kid version when you're, when you're a kid, they just talk about the
00:21:49.320individuals, but it was so much more than that in reality. And the intertwining of those families
00:21:54.940as it went through history, if not for that being the way that we wouldn't have our country the way
00:21:59.600we do. And this is, this is Terry's theory of the case that the country is built on a series of
00:22:04.840families. We got to get back to that, right? That the family, the family, the family is the most
00:22:09.540important unit of all of it what did vince haley vince haley people don't realize that
00:22:13.780behind the scenes he's had such a big impact on the 250th commemoration that's mainly what he
00:22:21.240talked about was talking to us about that was going through you know just how he was you know
00:22:26.120really thematically speaking about how he played that role in under in understanding and he was
00:22:32.320going bringing it back to the the mayflower in fact he was telling a story about um about some
00:22:38.460the mayflower and coming over and some individuals and he tells a story about a guy it was elizabeth
00:22:43.820tilly's husband who who fell overboard but grabbed a rope on his way over and comes across and he said
00:22:50.860they went on to have over they had 88 was it 88 grandchildren and now as of today two million
00:22:57.980direct descendants wow hand goes up in the crowd young girl i think she was working for terry she
00:23:03.820and and and vince goes you know we're not doing questions but you know what's the other thing she
00:29:49.300Let's say this, we're in a fourth turning, a time of turbulence geopolitically, financially.
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00:29:55.800I'm trying to get Philip to join us tomorrow.
00:29:57.660We got Peter Navarro. We've got Natalie Winters, her big investigative report in the Chinese Communist Party, trying to get Philip Patrick here.
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00:30:16.520Jack, before we get back to this, the war and things like Greenland and all that, we get this fault machine thing is very big.
00:30:22.500This is this is a beatification. Walk people through what that means in Catholicism.
00:30:26.800So the process of sainthood is something that is incredibly hard to achieve in Catholic Church, and it is controlled by the Vatican.
00:30:38.760It's between the Vatican, the local diocese, local archery, and every person who serves along that chop chain, the entire chain of command all the way up.
00:30:46.020It is so rare for this to happen, for this to occur.
00:30:49.460there's only one other male saint in all of american history saint john newman who is the
00:30:57.400archbishop of philadelphia he's the only who by the way his his uncorrupted body incorruptible
00:31:02.600is still on display in philadelphia you can go and there's a lower church i think it's a it was
00:31:07.240saint rita's saint john's in uh in philadelphia and it's still in the lower church there so you
00:31:12.380can go you can go and you see and you see saint john newman and it's the only one that's ever
00:31:20.380occurred so the case of fulton sheen tell people fulton sheen is why he's so important in american
00:31:28.160secular history not just religious in the 1950s he had the number one tv show through the 1960s
00:31:37.100on on broadcast tv and it was called life is worth living yeah and steve he would walk out
00:31:43.640with his with his red cape yeah and he will go to his chalkboard he would write jmj at the top
00:31:48.560why do you write jmj bishop and he would say because when i was a young boy in his archdiocese
00:31:54.640chicago when i was a young boy we would write jmj at the top of all of our papers in catholic school
00:32:00.300for the holy family jesus mary joseph he was kind of glenn beck in the way he used that chalkboard
00:32:05.740and taught basic philosophy and basic ethics.
00:32:08.660But it was also, it was a defense of philosophy,
00:32:12.620but also a defense of culture, a defense of civilization.
00:37:02.420And Fury had to take control here. Right. Right. And it's been a huge controversy. And I will say, though, that since Francis is gone, this process has picked up fast and they have now announced that he's moving up the ladder from what's considered venerable to a beatification mass, which is being held on Thursday next in the city of St.
00:37:24.560Louis because they needed a place where they could find a venue large enough. The America
00:37:29.340Dome in St. Louis, Steve, is currently sold out because this beatification mass is drawing0.96
00:37:34.980people from all over the country, all over the world. People are coming in, particularly0.99
00:37:40.440Gen Z, by the way, to be there and be able to say that we were in the presence of the
00:37:47.460mass where Fulton Sheen was beatified. And that is only one step away from sainthood.
00:37:52.780What is the attraction of Gen Z to Fult Machine, a guy from the 1950s writing on a chalkboard?0.57
00:37:59.520It's authenticity. It's authenticity, no compromise, speaking full truth with a full heart and being able to say you are not judged by earthly and secular leaders.
00:38:15.800you are judged by the lord god there is something that is so clear to it and by the way you hear
00:38:21.660these guys even uh clavicular you know this guy that looks maxing he even said recently he said
00:38:27.220i think one of the reasons that people are in gen z are being drawn to the catholic church is
00:38:31.640because they're look they're looks maxers right they've got the cathedrals they've got the artwork
00:38:36.360even fulton sheen himself as the kids would say he's got drip he's got he's got the cape he's got
00:38:42.280all of it so when it's when all of that is wrapped up wrapped up the authenticity the truth of the
00:38:48.140word the power of the spirit in a forceful and i'm just going to say it in a masculine tone
00:38:53.200they're sick of the feminine tone of the modern church where they're they're pestering you and
00:38:58.600they're wagging their finger and none of them ever live up to you know these these modernist
00:39:03.660vatican ii um priests and bishops and especially the united uh the u.s bishops right now the0.86
00:39:09.080the uh catholic conference there it's a joke none of them live up to it there's so much hypocrisy
00:39:14.340fulton sheehan was the antidote to that he was the antithesis of that you know the 1950s the
00:39:19.260anti-communist catholics fulton machine william f buckley right who was close to me certain certain
00:39:25.260senator from uh from wisconsin uh senator mccarthy a little tail gunner joe one of my heroes and uh
00:39:32.420jack kennedy who was uh who was close to mccarthy and bobby bobby bobby bobby was bobby was an
00:39:38.800attack dog then not quite a senator they say they say that uh there there's some stories that uh
00:39:45.380that joe mccarthy was dating one of the kennedy sisters at one point too you're getting into that
00:39:50.620page six stuff i was just saying i was just saying he got around um the tailgater why is it of a
00:39:56.740moment here because right now you see the you see that marxist jihadist alliance here in the united
00:40:03.000states it's inside the wire but we can't have it both ways and i'm like a dog with a bone on this
00:40:08.460thing. We are not going to back off the Chinese Communist Party in this situation in AI. You can't0.58
00:40:13.860have it. Fulton Sheen and everybody up to President Reagan saw it very clearly. We win, they lose. You
00:40:20.720cannot help them at all. In fact, if you help them and you give them secrets of the nuclear weapon
00:40:27.180and the hydrogen bomb, you're going to go to the electric chair. It was life or death. And that's
00:40:31.980what it is now with AI and the Chinese Communist Party. We have to cut, just like we cut the0.95
00:40:36.580Soviets off from everything, from every technology, all money. In fact, when Reagan got there, his0.82
00:40:42.260plan was to use American technology and financial and economic power to bury him. That's the whole
00:40:48.180thing of the 600-ship Navy. Star Wars, you know, people mocked him. Carl Sagan mocked him. Oh,
00:40:54.140this thing can't work. It wasn't even about it working. It was about making the investments in
00:41:00.120advanced technology that the Soviets couldn't do, and they would give up. That's why, you know,0.78
00:41:04.560he leaves office on the 20th of january even the space race wasn't about wasn't about that it was
00:41:09.640about burying them into space exactly paying for it and we were not giving them and teaching them
00:41:13.820and helping them on ballistic missile technology here we have created 100 of the artificial
00:41:20.280intelligence ecosystem including all the compute power we we allow jen and he's going to be at the
00:41:25.420dinner right he's going to be at the dinner trying to push selling more chips and the black market
00:41:30.220we don't really deal with you have to cut them off and compute we have to do what our fathers
00:41:33.940and grandfathers did and grandmothers to the Soviet Union.
00:41:39.780You choke them off at every point.0.98
00:46:29.960And they jammed together some focus on some hate on on on President Trump and thinking about the Kennedy Center, what's got to happen.
00:46:37.940There's strategic alternatives. And Pulte was in a couple of shots and it was nothing but a full hate beatdown.
00:46:43.740It was Trump derangement syndrome. Well, they're saying that they're saying that you got his Irish up and that maybe just maybe, you know, I think people are starting to connect the dots a little bit.
00:46:53.900The little gray cells are firing Bill Pulte for something else.0.54
00:46:57.720Neil McCabe, anything else to report from the White House, sir?0.60
00:49:42.680So our greatest city and our national capital are about to fall.
00:49:46.340Not just Greatest City. The center of the of the Rome, the new Rome, the new Rome, the center of the of the first 70 percent of the revolution was all about New York City.
00:49:59.060Everything. Everything was about New York City, first capital. And now we've turned it over to Marxist jihadist.
00:50:03.340And the symbols matter, the Twin Towers that we celebrated 25 years ago last week, and to see the two of them yucking it up, Mondominese yucking it up, laughing, celebrating, celebrating, understand who they are and what they're about.0.95
00:50:16.920Here's what I like about the book, and we got to get a more sophisticated take on this, is that Fox Brain and beating on Piker is not going to do it.1.00