00:07:41.200Tell me the F they are and I'll respond, OK?
00:07:44.360This is a media that functions on fake anonymous sources that propagate things that often are just crazy stuff, and they just do it over and over and over again.
00:08:00.440The War Room is the only place you can get reasonable economic analysis these days.
00:08:08.100Everybody else seems to have like an axe to grind.
00:08:10.980I mean, the whole cable financial news sector watching, covering the Fed, they missed the story.
00:08:18.020There was nobody pushing back, nobody in the financial news press against against a rate hike when there's a perfect case to be made for it.
00:08:26.480And politically, look, you know what you're getting.
00:09:58.360But before I do that, Scott Besson, because if you think, audience, if you think President Trump's fight against the media and the fake news with now MSNBC, Politico, and CNN being bounced, the name that's missing there is the New York Times and Washington Post.
00:10:20.240Scott Besson, and he will tell you, for decades believed what the Wall Street Journal and Financial Times,
00:10:27.640Besson's war against the business media and kind of your war is actually a bigger deal than President Trump,
00:10:34.760what President Trump's doing, but it's not being reported.
00:10:37.240Besson is essentially banned or is at war with the Financial Times of London,
00:10:41.380the Wall Street Journal, which he says is the worst, Bloomberg and the New York Times with Rappaport.
00:10:46.480He's got the top four reporting business. And you would agree. First off, this is what upsets me.
00:10:52.480And I don't know if it's part of the White House doesn't have an organized enough effort about tariffs.
00:10:57.860The central beating heart of President Trump's economic plan is not tax cuts and not deregulation.
00:11:04.820They are they are important component pieces. The reason Trump was different.
00:11:09.860The reason Trump came on the scene in 15 and won in 16 was not simply about immigration and the wall and what's happening to the country.
00:11:18.680It was we've been getting ripped off by globalist elites all that are in bed.
00:11:23.360They're in bed with and bet, you know, Wall Street, the big corporation, Silicon Valley, that are in bed with all the globalists in in Europe.
00:11:31.740And most importantly, with the CCP, he said, we're not going to do that.
00:11:36.280We're going to have a tariff regime because we're not going to get ripped off.
00:11:38.800And that's going to be a forcing function, along with a supply side tax cut to drive many high value added manufacturing back here with high value added jobs.
00:11:49.140And we're going to become a manufacturing hegemon again.
00:11:52.220All four of those business papers go out of their way to lie about tariffs.
00:11:57.160If you're not for tariffs, you're not for Trump's economic plan.
00:12:00.820That's the beating heart of that plan.
00:12:04.680The tariffs are working absolutely beautifully, beautifully.
00:12:08.340They do not create inflation. We are having record investment into this country starts with the construction boom. It's now just moving beautifully in the manufacturing boom. Seven months now, ISM manufacturing index up and we're getting in all sorts of revenues.
00:12:28.500It's like three trillion dollars. Let's remember this. Three trillion dollars is what's going to come in and tariff revenues over 10 years. Right.
00:12:37.220People forget that. I was on a show the other the other day and Bill O'Reilly was on saying the same thing.
00:12:45.800Why don't they give us the numbers? Right. And I'm thinking, OK, Bill, you want the friggin numbers?
00:12:51.080It's three trillion dollars. It basically flipped from basically a deficit into a surplus with the tariff revenue.
00:13:03.220So they're working. But look, the financial press isn't going to write it.
00:13:08.140You know how they used to throttle you on Twitter, right, and maybe still do on X, Elon?
00:13:47.940The Achilles heel of our strategic energy dominance is the refinery issue, and that's a frigging blue state problem that is very difficult to overcome.
00:14:00.820And then the trade is, look, revolutionary in the best meaning of the word.
00:21:43.580He trusted in the thing and he never imagined that somebody would release it accidentally, like, for example, a military wing of the Wuhan lab in China, perhaps for.
00:21:55.320Let's put a pin on that. I think it's still an open question.
00:22:50.360You and Lighthizer took the lead for two years. We bring the deal is all agreed to. And it takes care of the sadly seven, the sadly Devin's deadly sins of the way the Chinese economy works and rips off the West excess capacity, state owned industries.
00:23:05.080It's basically globally suppressing wages of working class people. Right. And investment opportunities.0.98
00:23:11.960And so in doing that, they have the first Shanghai organization meeting.
00:27:06.840Like we got the diary because Bobby Kennedy like hunted it down in the HHS servers.
00:27:12.620It's like that's a fascinating story in and of itself.
00:27:15.500But what Fauci was saying in his diary, what he was saying is he he he was opposed to the travel ban.
00:27:24.100And then later he would accuse me publicly by saying I lied about him because he always supported the travel ban.0.97
00:27:30.940And that's the kind of crap you get in his diary.1.00
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00:29:34.340Okay, I don't need you to buy this book because it's a little dense, to be honest.
00:29:38.920Kevin Rudd is a very controversial guy, former prime minister of Australia, then was ambassador to the United States.
00:29:44.740This is the guy President Trump called out in the cabinet room and said, hey, because he's talked a lot smack about President Trump.
00:29:49.660But he did write a book a couple of years ago. It's too dense.
00:29:53.940And I'm thinking, you know, I've tried to have Rudd on here the last couple of years do this.
00:29:56.900But it's a book about Xi, and it's how he shifted communism at the CCP level to nationalism.
00:30:05.840The most nationalistic guy in the world right now is Xi.
00:30:08.920the most nationalistic. And we always have to remember that. He's got this way of thinking
00:30:14.020about the world, that it's all about China. And he wants to leave his legacy as China as0.98
00:30:19.460the ultimate hegemon in East Asia, beginning of a hegemon all over Central Asia, and the beginning
00:30:26.760of the rise, not just the rise of China, but implanting China as not a competitor to the
00:30:31.180United States, but dominant over the United States of America. Part of the beginning of
00:30:36.520Liberation Day in the tariffs, we did try to throw the ball down the field, right, by declaring a0.99
00:30:44.980national emergency, right, about our trade and tariff, which was absolutely true. Now, that was0.93
00:30:51.580not upheld by the court, but you went back to what we did in the first term, to the 301s and the 302s,
00:30:58.100right, and tell people just briefly what that is, because it is underreported the success we've had
00:31:04.700in that. And that permanently puts in a tariff structure that will give us a chance for fair
00:31:10.860trade in the future and allow the American people and President Trump to reinitiate
00:31:17.960the beginnings of America as a manufacturing hegemon, Dr. Navarro.
00:31:23.540So let me set the historical record straight, because people should understand that what we
00:31:30.180did from the get go was very strategic on the part of the president. We understood that what
00:31:38.420we're going to try with the IEPA tariffs had a 50 50 chance of succeeding. And I do think the
00:31:45.420Supreme Court made a wrong decision. But but they left the door open. But no, they did better than
00:31:51.740that. But we did a dual track approach where the IEPA reciprocal tariffs allowed us to immediately
00:32:03.440put pressure on every single country that was screwing us. And through that pressure,
00:32:10.220negotiating leverage. And that set in motion a series of negotiations where we began almost
00:32:17.860immediately to bargain down tariffs and non-tariff barriers against us. So it was very
00:32:23.940successful. They were lined up at the USTR's door begging for things. And at the same time,
00:32:32.400the contingency part of the strategy was to develop the 232s, Section 232s. Those are the
00:32:41.340commodities, not just steel, aluminum, copper, critical minerals, all sorts of things through
00:32:49.460commerce and Howard Lutnick leading that. And then you had the 301s with Jamison Greer at the USTR,
00:32:58.240which are country-specific. So 301s, country, 232s, commodities, IEPA as a way of initially
00:33:05.420generating pressure. And so we knew that even if the Supreme Court were to reject the IEPAs,
00:33:13.220by the time that would happen, we would have advanced the football way down the field on the
00:33:21.180232s and the 301s and some of the other actions we were taking. And that's how it unfolded. And
00:33:28.060what the Supreme Court did, it wasn't the best outcome, but it was damn near the best outcome
00:33:34.000in the sense of even though it struck down wrongly, I believe, the IEPA tariffs, it explicitly said,
00:33:41.080hey, President Trump can use other authorities like 232 and 301. And so the field is clear now,
00:33:50.640and because the news cycle really doesn't cover this much, there isn't knowledge of the fact that
00:33:58.560we've got 232s fully deployed. We've got 301s fully deployed and growing. And we're also doing
00:34:08.200things with export controls, which are very interesting. And I personally, Steve, have been
00:34:13.560working on the critical mineral rare earth issue. And I have, there's one partnership I'm working
00:34:21.000with, which is, I think, going to be the model for how we beat China, because what we've done,0.95
00:34:26.040We've taken an industry where China uses its cheap labor, toxic environmental regulations in developing oxides for rare earth, and we figured out a way to do it cleaner and cheaper and thereby do an end run around their dominance.0.88
00:34:44.300So this is kind of the state of play.0.96
00:34:48.020I think you're going to have to wait till –0.56
00:34:49.780China, except for our force and other actions like tariffs, potential tariffs, would choke us down, and they strategically got the rare earths to strategically choke us down.0.83
00:35:04.620And they do that not just with us but the rest of the world as a way of building up their geopolitical leverage around the world and advancing in industries where, for example, electric vehicles where they want to be strategically.
00:35:19.780dominant. So, I mean, there's no question, Steve, Bannon is right, has been right, will be right.
00:35:27.560We're in economic warfare with the CCP. They use every possible tool. And what's different about
00:35:37.520now, Steve, which is really important, is they've weaponized explicitly supply chains. It happened
00:35:43.820like quietly before in selective areas during the pandemic, for example.
00:35:48.940They threatened to drown us in a sea of virus by withholding PPE and things like that.
00:35:56.740But also they own all the ingredients.
00:36:00.240They choke us down on a central agreement.
00:36:03.620Pharmaceuticals is one that they will probably attack us with,
00:36:09.600just like critical minerals, except for the fact, Steve,
00:36:12.320there's a dirty little secret is we have just as many kinds of things that we can hit them with
00:36:19.720100 kill shots i call them okay 100 we could bring them to their knees just as quickly as
00:36:26.180they could bring us and one random one i'm thinking about as their compute power chips
00:36:30.040and the black market we'll get to that later uh hang on get your can you get your earphone in
00:36:33.920because i got tony lyons yeah i'm here tony i i want to um because here's what to connect the
00:36:38.980book on Fauci. What's the name of the book, Steve? The book is Why Fauci Should Rot in Prison. And
00:36:44.860by the way, Amazon did not. The original Steve Bannon title, Amazon would not do that. So
00:36:50.480Fauci must die in prison. Yes, that would be it would have been a little sketchy, but I'm trying0.99
00:36:55.440to train Steve when he sells books here. He does a great job. Do an even better job. He's mentioned
00:37:00.440the book title, but you got to tee it up, particularly when they become podcasts and
00:37:04.060There's nothing on the screen. Tony, the on Thursday, you had another Maha event and the media is going crazy.
00:37:12.600Bobby Kennedy is trying to, you know, there's there's thousands of people dying in Pennsylvania right now with measles.
00:37:19.980Bobby Kennedy is out of control. Children's Health Defense, a bunch of a cult, they call them a cult every time you try to talk it.
00:37:26.580because here's the thing and this is why this book so important it's the deep state on the on
00:37:32.420the medical and the medical insurance side and all that that is one of the most profitable
00:37:36.340industries in this country versus people that want to get to the truth and actually have
00:37:41.400medical freedom for the american people and that's why this book and fauci because it goes back
00:37:46.580you see exactly the lies of tony fauci in his own words so you've gone through his diary yeah right
00:37:53.8601,100 pages, 1,100 pages, another 500 because he's got the the Ebola. Yes. So you've got all that juxtaposed to what you said at the time. Tony, that is why this book is so important. It's not just a historical document. It informs the decisions we're making today, particularly the onslaught to destroy Bobby Kennedy. Tony Lyons thoughts.
00:38:17.780Yeah, my feeling is that, you know, Peter's book is so important because it's the inside story. It's the story nobody's heard before of some of the details of what Dr. Fauci did during this period.
00:38:31.820And what you learn from that is the type of person that he was over a 50 year period and how it was possible for somebody to become, you know, to get that much power, to lie his way to the top, to fail his way to the top.
00:38:45.840There's no business, no organization where somebody can fail so spectacularly in every area of public health.
00:38:53.700Everything that he was meant to prevent got worse.
00:38:56.980Allergies, autism, obesity, everything got worse and worse over his tenure.
00:39:02.300And that's because he wasn't working for us.
00:39:13.260So Peter's book is so important because we can't forget the past. We need reconciliation and we need the truth that only Peter can tell us because Peter was there. He was on the ground. He was in the meetings with Dr. Fauci and he saw all the lies. He saw what they were doing. And we all know that those who forget the past are destined to repeat it.
00:39:35.040So we need to get into these details. We need, you know, Fauci to have a perp walk and we need to recognize that what happened is that, you know, Dr. Fauci knew from the start, from the get go, that there was a lab leak.
00:39:48.840And we learn that in this book through the diaries that Peter goes through in, you know, great detail. And it becomes so clear that everything was a lie, that the policies were a lie, that they were not based on science, that they were all based on a certain narrative that was meant to extract money from the public, that was meant to control what people do, what people think, you know, how they practice their faith, what they put into their bodies.
00:40:17.000So public health for a generation was steered, was ruled by lobbyists for big pharma and big food.
00:40:25.520And this is the time. This is the kind of book that you need to read to begin to understand what happened so we can make damn sure that it never happens again in the history of this country.
00:40:36.640Real quick, like Fauci realized, I know you get about Fauci understood immediately and
00:40:41.140used this crisis that he had generated to drive it, not to all the other solutions that
00:40:46.580were out there to lie about them, suppress them because he wanted a vaccine that he then
00:40:56.120Yeah, I mean, it was everything about it.
00:40:58.960So so let me let me just preface this by saying that, you know, most people now read books
00:41:03.940because they know from the cover, from the title that they believe it or they don't believe it.
00:41:10.440So they read a book to enforce, you know, to confirm all their biases. And I like to publish
00:41:16.740books that are disturbing, that make people question, you know, themselves, question authority,
00:41:23.560make them feel uncomfortable. You know, books should have that kind of danger. And when you
00:41:28.160read this book, you know, Peter has gotten into the details at a level that nobody has before
00:41:34.580because nobody had the access that he had. So you read this book to see a side of the world,
00:41:40.960of our country, of how the power structure worked in this country that you will then never be able
00:41:46.220to unsee. So you then become a part of the revolution because it's all of our, you know,
00:41:52.000this is not the battle of the Maha movement or of Peter or of you or of, you know, any group.
00:41:58.920This is this is the fight for all of us. This is a fight for the future of the country and for the health of our children.
00:42:06.200And that was taken from us. You know, millions and millions of people suffered unnecessarily,
00:42:12.160lost their freedom, lost their businesses, lost their health because we were lied to.
00:42:17.340And because of a level of corruption that can never happen again in the history of this country.0.89
00:42:23.220And the reason why the lab leak cover up is so important is that it didn't allow us to get to the genome, didn't allow us to force the Chinese to say just what the hell they had done.0.82
00:42:37.700And that had tremendous implications for health care in this country.0.88
00:42:42.180And that's part of why I wrote this book.
00:43:38.420conservatives get comfortable and the left starts taking background inch by inch we cannot let that
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00:44:52.720War Room. Here's your host, Stephen K. Bannon.
00:44:57.860Tony, before you bounce, just one more time, Bobby Kennedy is revered by this audience and has done a great job at HHS, taking incoming all the time, trying to get people their medical freedom, right, and just doing a great job.
00:45:12.420This book of Navarro's takes you inside, really to see it through the eyes of the participants, and you see the sociopath Fauci up close and personal.
00:45:25.540The real Anthony Fauci did it from historical record and all that.
00:45:28.700It was, you know, books sold over a million copies.