00:01:23.020We're going to go through a bunch of polling and stuff at the end of this week,
00:01:25.660probably on Saturday. Get DeGrasse and hear his thoughts as things starts to firm up on both the
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00:02:10.540with the ccp and the trade deal and trade deals and rare earths all of it peter navarre tonight
00:02:18.540Hopefully Congressman Molinar, who chairs that all important committee in the House, has really sent a brutal letter over to the White House and say, hey, look, here's what these guys are, what they are doing to us and what we need to do back tomorrow.0.96
00:02:32.600A two hour special is going to be on the unrestricted warfare of the Chinese Communist Party.
00:08:49.720you can still probably change the law without getting out of the treaty but let's face it
00:08:56.500there's going to be all sorts of obstructions if we're in that treaty there's going to be
00:09:00.620litigation it's going to delay it past where we can get something done the law needs to be
00:09:06.000just tweaked in a couple of places it needs to just say for example that if you've already got
00:09:12.940asylum in another country or you pass through safe countries before you got to our border
00:09:18.200You are no longer eligible to apply for asylum at all. You can't claim it. Put that in law, not policy law. Trump is using a policy 212F. Go Google that. 212F of the INA, and you'll see what they're doing.
00:09:38.080But that can be reversed on day one of a, you know, a Harris administration or whatever it is, a Newsom.
00:09:45.660So so it needs to just have a couple of tweaks.
00:09:48.340It's like a two paragraph amendment that would fix it.
00:09:51.720Get rid of the membership in a social group as a as a claim that you can make when you get to the border.
00:10:00.820Fix, get rid of that. Fix a couple of other things.
00:10:03.580I lay it all out in my piece in The Federalist, and you've got weeks left to do it, guys.
00:10:08.760If you don't do it, it's just, we're going to have another one.
00:10:12.460We're going to push this Federalist article.
00:10:22.100This is, the problem is what we've seen so far, and it's the best we've seen so far from
00:10:26.740any president, Republican or Democrat, is all through executive order up to this point.0.98
00:10:31.300We have, unfortunately, Republicans in the House and the Senate that don't have the balls to do it.0.99
00:10:36.340When Democrats are in power, they fight to kill us.1.00
00:10:39.080When we get power, we get these sissies that just don't have courage and they don't have the stomach to face it.0.99
00:10:46.060And unfortunately, it's the game we've seen over and over.1.00
00:10:48.960Now, thankfully, we're getting rid of a lot of those guys, Cornyn and Crenshaw and some of these guys in this next House.
00:10:55.100But if we don't hold the House in the Senate, as Todd says, I'm concerned we haven't passed anything, you know, substantially for 2029 that will stop this from happening again.
00:11:05.980I agree with Todd 100 percent because you're going to get 60 million in next time, folks.
00:11:10.540Just understand that it's the end of the country. Ben, where do people go get the book?
00:11:15.560Also, where do they go? You're going around the country.
00:11:18.440Hopefully we're going to set you up to do book signings, all of it.
00:11:21.820where can people get you and you're doing tons of media hits so where do people get the book and
00:11:25.200where they get you yeah get it today if you haven't already it's on amazon it's on barnes and noble we
00:11:31.920want to make it number one we can do that through war room guys go to barn or amazon step into fear
00:11:37.960buy the book share it with your friends give it a rating if you would really appreciate that as well
00:11:43.020get it get ready for christmas gifts as well you can get it there and i'll be speaking out at camp
00:11:47.280Pendleton this Saturday with the Republican women's federated group out there. Honored to be
00:11:53.440out there and I'll be traveling across the country. I'll be in Colorado probably next week.
00:11:58.320Be back out with ICE very shortly as well. So do that. But in the meantime, get the book, read it
00:12:03.260and let me know how it impacts you. All the book events, you've got that. Where do we go to see,
00:12:10.540you know, how to get to Pendleton, how to do the plan for these book events? Where do people go?
00:12:15.020i'll start having those on my website my website's frontlineamerica.com we've also also be going out
00:12:21.860for the pre-orders i'll be hand delivering a signed copy very soon we'll be announcing that
00:12:25.960on real america's voice but stay tuned i'll announce where you can find all those dates
00:12:30.440coming up very shortly thank you brother uh bensman where do people go the federalists but
00:12:37.500where do they go also to um uh and by the way you've actually read the book uh bensman
00:12:44.860And give me a quick review of Burkwam's book.
00:12:50.040I'm about two thirds of it, two thirds through it.
00:12:53.460I haven't quite finished it, but it's like kind of building and building to the climactic end.
00:13:09.840When you see the kind of things that he's done for the country, I mean, he has literally shed blood for the country, and I'm proud to know him.
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00:17:26.600latest stories. Natalie Winters, your sub stack is lit. Let's go through. You've got a bunch of
00:17:32.720stuff on immigration. And some of the, I mean, some of the stories you broke last week, just
00:17:38.660mind boggling. And you should know that I think DOJ is now starting to appreciate some of your
00:17:45.120reporting and looking into things. We've got some immigration stuff to go through. I got Chinese
00:17:49.960Communist Party material to talk to you about because this huge meeting, a state visit by your
00:17:56.260favorite person, mine, President Xi of of the Chinese Communist Party. Let's start with the
00:18:01.720immigration. What do you get for us today from your sub stack, Natalie Winters? Sure. So, you
00:18:08.000know, I was going to focus mainly on the midterms and the CCP, but I think your discussion in the
00:18:12.340last block, I definitely want to add on some stuff. This is stuff I have in my pipeline. So
00:18:16.300It's going to be coming out soon on my sub stack.
00:18:18.740But I think to answer the kind of eternal question, which you were just asking, which
00:18:22.500is, you know, well, the reason why these Republicans aren't doing anything on the immigration
00:18:26.140front is because they benefit from it.
00:18:28.920But Steve, as we've sort of been studying, like we did on Saturday, the kind of implementation
00:18:33.440and convergence of these very advanced technological and AI models into left wing causes, into
00:18:39.420getting out the vote, right, foreign money, take your pick.
00:18:42.380You're also seeing this happen on the immigration front.
00:18:45.620And I just want to share a quote for some outrage in the audience. We'll start light. But it's not just happening in blue states, it's happening in red states too. North Dakota, actually in their new kind of grant proposal document released this year just a few months ago, is offering up to $100,000 in taxpayer funded grants for local plans to recruit and retain foreign born workers.
00:19:09.460The stated goal per their document, quote, recruitment, retention and integration of new Americans, immigrants and foreign born workers.
00:19:18.220There are many states doing these similarly, you know, taxpayer subsidized grants or incentives or whatever to get, you know, whether it's illegal aliens, illegal immigrants, refugees, take your pick into these states, of course, using the argument that it's for, you know, bolstering the atrophying workforce.
00:19:34.300But Steve, what I found just in researching primarily yesterday, digging into, like I was saying, the convergence between these advanced models and how it's being used to fast track immigration, one can only come to the conclusion that the wave that we are all talking about that will happen under the next Democrat president, it's not going to look like it did last time.
00:19:55.820add at least two more zeros. The way that they have fine-tuned this is beyond belief. For example,
00:20:04.760a Google-funded project up at Stanford has been developing AI models to basically assess
00:20:14.660where refugees will do best. They've not really disclosed what the methodology is,
00:20:21.960though the U.S. State Department and other taxpayer-funded agencies have started doing
00:20:26.740some pilot programs and European countries have started working with the company with the sort of
00:20:33.420model that, like I was saying, is basically like picking refugees, people, anyone of the third
00:20:40.380world, right, is now a point that this model could basically match with your town. And to that point,
00:20:47.580Steve, this is hyper specific. There's a Soros funded think tank, you know, a DC, you know,
00:20:54.240one you've always heard of. And they put out a white paper not too long ago, where they identified
00:21:00.080hundreds of counties in the United States, you know, they're all conveniently in red states,
00:21:05.980Texas, take your pick, where they have assessed based off of, I don't know, factors maybe having
00:21:12.460to do with the democratic party's interests um but where the next wave of refugees and immigrants
00:21:18.460should be going to in the united states like i said all of this is forthcoming reporting so you
00:21:23.520got to subscribe to the substack nataliegwinters.substack.com it's free there's just too
00:21:28.240much to get through so i can't publish you know 12 articles a day but steve the the mechanical
00:21:33.380and methodical detail with which these left-wing and soros and just progressive funded um ngo's
00:21:40.960are like maniacally targeting specific counties based off of I mean I don't know North Dakota is
00:21:47.520probably one of the whitest I think Fargo North Dakota is like one of the whitest you know cities0.92
00:21:51.320counties um in the country it just so happens that that's you know where they're paying to0.84
00:21:55.540basically recruit immigrants um but Vermont is also quite illustrative of this they are funding
00:22:02.620a study it was part of a 14 million dollar USDA initiative um at a Vermont-based university
00:22:08.380where they were literally studying their words not mine it's not great replacement theory
00:22:14.920hyperbole how to increase immigration so they could increase demographic diversity in rural
00:22:22.320America and this was supposed to be a kind of template with which they could roll out across
00:22:28.060the country studying the ways to incentivize basically anybody who is not American to move
00:22:34.620to rural vermont whether it's free housing various benefits and to that point um there's
00:22:40.600actually a whole program you think your rent's going up your housing costs are going up well
00:22:44.780you should be a refugee if you want it to go down because there's a whole program the trump
00:22:50.200administration tried to cut it down by taking away the department of state funding but hhs
00:22:55.400quietly came in the back door and this group has only seen its budget actually explode
00:22:59.820And they're literally covering in a pitch to try to they were conducting like scientific studies on how to convince landlords to accept refugees as as renters, including but not limited to this taxpayer funded organization, Steve, fronting the down payments and offering to pay their rents like multiple months, if not a year in advance.
00:23:26.620Again, the Trump administration tried to shut this down, like we've been seeing, which frankly is a very interesting theme. A lot of these grants that have been shut down or the DEI stuff, right, that has been allegedly shut down, something that they're doing, and I see it as I spend a lot of time in these government databases, is that they're actually just removing, you know, the coded words, right, diversity, equity, inclusion, and just using different coded language, right?
00:23:55.120so it's basically still doing the same thing it's just maybe not you know flagging um which is a
00:24:00.200very interesting and subversive deep state thing that we should have a broader discussion about
00:24:03.760because they're doing it on a lot of fronts but this one paying the refugee rent and literally
00:24:08.300like psychologically trying to profile landlords so they can better rent to refugees i mean i'm
00:24:14.700sorry steve that should piss this audience off you could potentially be get get displaced or0.96
00:24:21.000outbid from a new home, a new apartment that you want to rent, because a refugee who has no ties0.99
00:24:27.480to this country is using your tax dollars to front the deposit and the rent payment months in advance1.00
00:24:34.600in the name of, I'm not sure what, diversity, equity, inclusion? It's preposterous. And the
00:24:39.760last point, like I said, Steve, you got to go to the Substack. All this stuff is going to be coming
00:24:43.320out soon so you can really read the documents. I'm just a proxy for the information. It's no
00:24:49.340opinion that's no spin this is just what they're doing and and it needs to be a light needs to be1.00
00:24:54.340shined on it because it is scary like i said the next wave of migrants is going to be much worse
00:24:59.020when you have ai involved but you also see a lot of these very pro-immigrant organizations
00:25:04.020um setting up what are called the office of new americans across these states it sounds like a
00:25:10.860government it's like a quasi-government thing embedded in a lot of these states where they're
00:25:14.480putting these radical immigration activists where they're basically like beta testing various,
00:25:19.760you know, preferential policies, treatments, rents, free business loans. You'd take your pick
00:25:24.200to basically anybody who is not an American in a lot of states, red states too. And I can't warn
00:25:32.520this enough. I'm looking forward to all this information coming out. Like I said, it's on
00:25:35.760the sub stack, but the next wave of immigrants, I don't even like that word. The next wave of1.00
00:25:41.280invaders is going to be much more calculated, is going to be AI backed, and they're going to be
00:25:49.080even more subsidized by your taxpayer dollars. I mean, see, a refugee is going to steal your1.00
00:25:53.660apartment from you that came here using a Google backed AI algorithm that plucked them from their1.00
00:25:58.460middle of nowhere town. They got free transportation here. And some think tank that's funded by George
00:26:04.060Soros is going to say that your little community in Texas needs to be receiving a bunch of, you
00:26:11.260So some academics up in Vermont can role play what it would be like to, you know, increase diversity in rural America.
00:26:18.860And last point on this, Steve, I will say it is quite interesting, this idea of, you know, diversifying rural America.
00:26:25.000There are a lot of nonprofits and NGOs.1.00
00:26:28.560There's one I'm working on in Missouri, particularly in St. Louis, where the cover image for their plans is, you know, just a bunch of hijabis.1.00
00:26:35.860I'm sure that's, you know, what St. Louis was intended to be.1.00
00:26:38.920But they are really targeting the Midwest so much so there's actually a left wing nonprofit that is trying to introduce and they're actively lobbying Congress, a new category of visa called the Heartland Visa. So basically just workers for the Midwest. So they are really targeting the Midwest, these states. And like I said, Steve, this is just my very informed, but impromptu ramblings on just a couple of stories I'm working on.
00:27:05.940I just I felt compelled to share after your discussion with the two guys in the last block.
00:27:10.260So, like I said, this is why you want to subscribe to the Substack, NatalieGWinters.substack.com.
00:30:29.340I want to tie in your report here on Saturday
00:30:34.360because I want people to understand this is highly organized.
00:30:38.340It's well financed. It's got the most advanced parts of technology associated with it.
00:30:44.200The next way they're planning for, first off, resistance, everything President Trump and Stephen Miller and the team are trying to do today to make sure that we can't mass deportations on 22 million that came in on Biden's watch.
00:31:00.120but more importantly, to prepare for 60 million plus that they want to do starting in January of
00:31:07.4802029. Ma'am, just walk me through it. Talk to me about the convergence and also your thoughts about
00:31:13.120how this ties to the midterms. Sure. Well, look, the Democratic left and their progressive NGO
00:31:20.940backers are way ahead of, I think, Republicans when it comes to rolling out these very advanced,
00:31:25.440I mean, they're basically like cyber-stalking technologies when it comes to campaigning.
00:31:30.580But like I was saying, you're seeing the cross-application of this, just like they're
00:31:33.500identifying future voters, you know, they're identifying future Americans and probably,
00:31:38.460you know, the heartland of Somalia, that's their ideal voter.
00:31:42.040But the interesting thing here, Steve, is that a lot of the programs that I was just
00:31:45.220talking about, particularly the immigration-focused ones, obviously the, you know, the heartland
00:31:49.940visa and the cheap labor stuff is obviously going to be tech-backed.
00:31:53.260but a lot of these things are all funded by the tech class, you know, the people who founded
00:31:59.460this tech company. And it's a certain archetype of person who is funding this stuff. And I would
00:32:05.580just put this back on the kind of earlier discussion we were having about, you know,
00:32:09.260all these people who, you know, A, suddenly think AI, the reason why we need to just have
00:32:13.300unfettered AI is to beat China. You know, all those people who are so strongly now in the Trump
00:32:19.660camp, you know, why are we using these technologies for mass deportations? We can use these technologies
00:32:26.140to import people in mass. Well, why can't we use them to deport people in mass, which I would0.97
00:32:32.000posit is essentially easier, let alone at the government axis where you have less restrictions
00:32:37.040on this kind of stuff. That's how you would actually mass deport people. So I would be very
00:32:42.800suspicious of all of these AI lovers who, you know, love or so MAGA. That's why they love AI.
00:32:48.840But ask them what they would think about using their technologies for deporting people, because I'm sure you'd get a very different answer.
00:32:57.240But on the midterm front, to briefly summarize the story we talked about on Saturday, which is that a Soros-backed left-wing NGO called Galvanize, funded millions of dollars, is basically, like I said, cyber-stalking.
00:33:11.940they claim 2.3 million Maha women, particularly moms, looking at, I mean, they speak through the
00:33:18.680lens of behavioral psychology, their wellness habits, their shopping habits, infiltrating PTA
00:33:24.260groups, recipe sharing, stuff like that. And they are trying to target them with even kind of
00:33:32.760workshopping the tone to understand how to get to women. They think, you know, spoofing true crime,0.58
00:33:37.940the show and stuff like that really speaks to their language and trying to convert them into
00:33:43.080people who trust government, which is an interesting agenda, but also into Democrat voters.
00:33:49.680And like I said, this is where you see that convergence of being able to target people
00:33:53.640with these large scale LLMs, AI, think of them as kind of information vacuums and gathering data
00:33:59.580on potential voters. But even other sort of models are pulling, whether it's change of address,
00:34:11.780new college students, they're pulling in mass all of these records to basically target with
00:34:19.100very creepy mailers, another group that we exposed on Saturday. They're like bullying people into
00:34:24.980voting. They're threatening them to vote, saying, if you don't vote, we're going to review your
00:34:29.160you know, contributions to democracy. Of course, all Soros funded. But Steve, when I saw this story,
00:34:35.460I thought of you. It's the foil, the foil to your suggestion of having ice at the polls,
00:34:41.360which is one of these new Soros funded groups, like the Movement Action Network's euphemism,
00:34:48.820is actually, as we speak, deploying hundreds of thousands of dollars. It's underway. It's going
00:34:54.180on in minneapolis and north carolina but to convert their ice watch activists so they're
00:35:02.020people who hate ice and are protesting ice and basically trying to kill ice um they think that
00:35:07.140they should be election monitors quote training ice watch volunteers to be election monitors and
00:35:13.900the documents show that it's already happening hang on hang on hang on this is the official
00:35:18.940the formal what they do the resistance to ice what are they training these people to do now
00:35:23.860to quote be election monitors and so so this is the this is the organized this is what we saw the
00:35:32.860flash mob last night down in austin texas that these and these people are professionals they're
00:35:38.640now saying they're going to push those to be election monitors yes so that's their plan like
00:35:44.500i said it's underway in minneapolis and north carolina but they're trying to roll it out and
00:35:49.280this group that's pushing it um is a group that is very mainstream within the kind of left-wing
00:35:55.840organizing network you know it's it's one of the bigs they're backed by the tides foundation right
00:36:00.280so this isn't like some niche group but see why i also think this is so interesting one of their
00:36:05.560partners on this on the training kind of calling for similar tactics to be used i guess all the
00:36:11.500all roads lead to the color revolution um but they're basically saying that some of their tactics
00:36:17.100they're using the phrase election monitor and kind of two distinct ways one is like literally
00:36:22.280monitoring your elections um like the people who are in the rooms observing the count but also
00:36:27.300they're using it in a like civil society sense where they are monitoring uh the elections and
00:36:33.660they are promising you know economic non-cooperation riots blockades take your picks uh if the results
00:36:41.020though they don't really explain what those are um are not honored um side note before we come
00:36:46.680back to this group, there's another group, of course, Soros funded, Pritzker funded, it's called
00:36:50.940Free DC in Washington, DC. They're already organizing for contingency plans for the
00:36:57.960midterms. They have these private trainings where you have to be vetted to be able to attend.
00:37:03.560But they're practicing blockading, rioting, you know, basically up to the line of violent protests.
00:37:09.940But I always say, if you have to say be nonviolent, that means your people are violent.
00:37:13.920um but so that's one group that's already practicing already like deploying assets and
00:37:19.320training and another left-wing group um and their recommendations for post midterms like i said this
00:37:26.900is my brain you gotta you gotta subscribe to the sub stack because all this stuff is there so you
00:37:30.500can follow it easier um but there's another group where their guidebook for the midterms for their
00:37:36.600activists and what they're actively currently lobbying state governments to do is to change
00:37:43.840the legislation and requirements for getting permits around election day so they can more
00:37:49.880easily demonstrate and assemble and actually toying with some of the legal punishment for like
00:37:57.160assembly. So very interesting. The point here being that, and there are a lot of these NGO
00:38:02.720groups people may recall the transition integrity project right the war gaming of these election
00:38:07.680simulations but there are a lot of these NGOs that are already starting to do that um the war
00:38:14.000gaming they're coordinating although this is an interesting version of it because a lot of these
00:38:17.860NGOs they're not just contained to the academic realm they're now actually doing these simulations
00:38:22.920and war games with government officials um themselves so they can really understand what
00:38:28.860the response in the rehearsal is going to be um but this group steve why i think going back to
00:38:34.680the ice watch one of their partners um which you can go this article is out today so you can go
00:38:39.920read it you can look at their workbook um but the tactics that they're drawing from are drawing
00:38:45.860lessons from movements that challenged governments and you guessed it serbia chile poland the
00:38:51.780philippines so you get this color revolution framework right where they're taking these kind
00:38:56.480of, you know, destroy the regime tactics, these outside the system tactics of basically
00:39:01.960mass quasi-violent slash, you know, nonviolent resistance, if they're saying, if the election
00:39:08.380results are not honored, you know, which is very interesting because we both know what
00:39:15.420That means basically if their candidates don't win or if there are any valid, you know, challenges
00:39:20.060to election results, they are already forming.
00:39:23.680And I think, Steve, the fundamental asymmetry here, which is the macro umbrella on all of these stories and all of my reporting, is like, what are Republicans doing?
00:39:34.760I mean, these left-wing people are literally training to the T, not just one group, dozens of groups, hundreds, thousands of people, where they're literally practicing their tactical battle plans for the election already, and believe me, have been, for a very long time.
00:39:52.120do you see republicans doing this um i don't think so or i'm missing it and it's our grassroots it's
00:40:00.020the goodness of the hearts of the war room posse that our republican betters basically exploit and
00:40:05.820prey upon and know that like we will show up we will protest we will sign up to monitor elections
00:40:10.820we will sign up to knock doors but you can't compete with this you can't compete with this
00:40:17.600funding. I mean, our people are better, but you can't compete with this industrial grade,
00:40:21.740I mean, warfare-esque scale that, by the way, the NGOs that I'm talking about, Steve,
00:40:28.100is a drop in the bucket. It's 0.001% of the broader network. I mean, Republicans aren't
00:40:33.160even like reporting on this, let alone hauling these people in, questioning them, understanding
00:40:38.520and exposing their funding. I just exposed Steve on Saturday. It was a story about how this massive
00:40:44.860pro-gun control group who is actively trying to like reverse supreme court decisions they're
00:40:50.780hanging out with democrat members of congress very radical literally want to restrict your
00:40:55.080ability to own a gun they're busy signing farah deals with the mexican government getting hundreds
00:41:00.440of thousands of dollars subsidizing their activities in the united states to curtail
00:41:06.760the second amendment and it's like where are the republicans i feel like i'm beating a dead horse
00:41:11.940But this stuff is like warfare grade activism and Republicans are nowhere to be found because they see how they got how we beat them last time.
00:41:22.980And they've perfected this real quickly before we go to break, because I want to talk about the CCP when you get back.0.96
00:41:28.140Just give me just go back to the women.0.97
00:41:30.340Just go back to how they're targeting the Maha moms, every level of sophistication they're doing to focus on one of the key coalition partners that we've got.0.96
00:41:38.640Natalie. Sure. Quote, our strategy of using food safety and regulation as an on-ramp to building1.00
00:41:44.600trust in government institutions is data validated. The second punch of that is then converting them
00:41:50.560to Democrat voters. Now, they're using consumer intelligence platforms, so basically like
00:41:55.960marketers, but fused with AI, so even more targeted. This one's called Soprism. And the
00:42:02.220group is studying, quote, purchasing habits, entertainment and wellness interests, supplements,
00:42:06.280natural remedies, food sourcing so they can better understand what feels, quote, emotionally safe
00:42:11.220and which, quote, identity signals resonate, targeting events like recipe exchanges, book
00:42:15.880clubs, craft nights, school partnerships, and PTAs where they're prescribing the tone of the
00:42:21.280corrective messaging into these, you know, Republican voting Maha types as, quote,
00:42:25.780myth-busting should feel like a smart friend, not a fact checker. And galvanize the group,
00:42:30.700the source-runner group, does admit they have to include white women in their coalition. They have
00:42:35.320a whole preamble about they're not just you know prioritizing white people but demographically they
00:42:40.300have to but like i said steve they're using quote neuroscience behavioral psychology and data science
00:42:45.440to identify receptive women connect with their values and influence their civic behavior0.52
00:42:50.380that's what you're up against one more time where they go for the substack natalie you're0.99
00:42:56.440going to hang around for the next block but where they go for the substack right now
00:43:00.060it's nataliegwinters.substack.com it's free you can read all these but if you want to help keep
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00:43:18.700amazing we need force multipliers right now okay short commercial break we're going to return in
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