00:00:07.060Yeah, look, so we just got what we call the daily guidance.
00:00:10.420It's essentially what the White House puts out every evening to give people a sense of who will be covering and traveling with the president the next day and what the events are.
00:00:18.120CNN is not listed, and essentially what that means is that the White House is now preventing CNN from carrying out their TV pool duties for our viewers.
00:00:26.340The pool is essentially a group, at least the television pool, is a group of five networks, CNN, ABC, Fox News, NBC, and CBS,
00:00:35.040that on any given day, one of the networks is charged with representing all of the other networks.
00:00:42.120And whoever is filming the president, that footage is being used by everyone.
00:00:45.800Now, CNN's role, their day, to be part of the pool and cover the president was tomorrow on Saturday.
00:00:52.320Now, that means our cameraman here would be at the White House early in the morning to cover the president's every movement.
00:00:58.820He is expected to travel to Knoxville, Tennessee.
00:01:01.560CNN would also be on the plane with him.
00:01:03.300And what we're learning is we are not able to do that.
00:01:06.940I'd note that earlier in the week when it was clear, or last week, I should say,
00:01:11.340when the president had said that they were banning CNN, MSNOW, and Politico from entering the White House
00:01:16.880and also stripping CNN of its pool duties,
00:01:19.920The other networks who are part of the pool, as I mentioned, Fox, NBC, ABC and CBS, said that they weren't going to be part of it either.
00:01:27.700It's unclear what is going to happen to it now, though.
00:01:29.800For now, when you look at the schedule, it says two more Trump friendly TV organizations.
00:01:35.080One is Lindell TV of Mike Lindell, a former a very close ally of the president.
00:01:39.320And then also Real America's Voice are expected to be the secondary pool for television.
00:01:45.680So, look, it's unclear what this could actually mean.
00:01:48.360Obviously, a judge yesterday had ruled that CNN, or on Wednesday, yesterday morning, just after 1 a.m.,
00:01:56.200had ruled that CNN, MSNOW, and Politico Anderson needed to have their badges and their access to the White House returned.
00:02:03.260As you can see, I am talking to you right now from the White House.
00:02:07.380So we were allowed into the White House, but the question of the pool for CNN was a bit murkier.
00:02:12.520We did hear our outside lawyer representing CNN, Politico and MSNOW did say earlier today that he believed the restoration of the outlet's access included the White House pool.
00:02:22.780But clearly this White House is keeping us from doing so.
00:02:29.880We begin with Donald Trump's continuing war with the free press.
00:02:33.260CNN announced last night that the White House is barring the network from flying on Air Force One today as part of the White House TV press pool
00:02:40.600when the president travels to Tennessee to attend a college football game.
00:02:45.160The TV press pool is a shared system in which networks take turns covering the president,
00:02:49.860distributing video and audio to news organizations across the country
00:02:53.140so you, the public, can access coverage of his speeches and events.
00:02:58.260CNN was scheduled to be next in that rotation.
00:03:01.940Instead, the White House has replaced the network with two Trump-friendly outlets,
00:09:42.560Whenever there's a live shot or a live feed, we immediately break into that on that YouTube page.
00:09:48.100And then, again, for the professional ingest from any other networks, outlets, journalists, et cetera, they can receive that by emailing pool at americasvoice.news.
00:09:59.780And we will interface with them and get them the feed that they need.
00:10:03.000And then I'll leave you with one little seed is, you know, we have some other things in the works right now that I'll probably look to come and announce on on Monday on how we're going to further expand our capabilities and the public's access to this administration, to this president.
00:10:21.540And again, minute by minute, second by second updates.
00:10:24.540okay a marine let's stick right there parker marine one has landed on the tarmac at andrews
00:10:32.360air force base the president will be uh leaving a marine one momentarily walking across the tarmac
00:10:38.160and entering air force one uh going out uh today to the game uh in knoxville uh university of
00:10:45.540tennessee hosting the texas longhorns at noon there is a rumor he was actually going to try
00:10:51.060to make the game day broadcast, the famous ESPN game day broadcast prior to noon.
00:10:57.220I don't know. It looks like they may be leaving a little late, so who knows if they make that or not.
00:11:00.820But the president will be at the game. And then tomorrow, I think he's scheduled to be at Medina,
00:11:07.200at the golf course where the president comes to be and played is what the word is.
00:11:12.420Parker, this is why it's so important that we're able and capable, you and your father built this infrastructure
00:11:18.580that allows us not just to have the the channel and the network that's everywhere that's got
00:11:23.920both the war room both the morning and the afternoon you also got the charlie kirk show
00:11:28.680and you know you went to charlie years ago to help him take his podcast into a real new show
00:11:34.600also jack the soba kirk bowling stenchfield solomon everybody um the um
00:11:40.820it showed how little there's the president right there walking across military escort
00:11:47.680And, Parker, it showed how little interest the mainstream media has in reporting the news.
00:11:52.840They had every ability in this massive state visit by Xi to actually sit there and cover and pick up the feed.
00:13:24.140This isn't something that they can go back and say, oh, well, you know, we didn't cover it because we didn't know that there was some sort of alternative.
00:13:31.880And again, they want to go talk about the fact of standards, you know, quality standards.
00:13:37.120And as we've seen time and time again, the standards, the high standards, I'll do air quotes,
00:13:42.880the high standards that they hold themselves to are certainly not that high.
00:13:47.740And we certainly have been able to exceed those standards.
00:13:52.440As far as quality, color, audio, you name it, you know, if there's a position and a place for us to be able to be there
00:13:59.360and get those feeds out at the highest quality, we're going to be able to do it day in and day out.
00:14:06.280Parker, also, we have a complete team as the pool feed.
00:14:10.820We have a complete team on Air Force One with the president right now.
00:14:13.620We'll be covering him at the game today at the University of Tennessee.
00:14:18.940And Taylor Mitchell will be our correspondent.
00:20:16.980It's like her entrance into Rome to meet Caesar.
00:20:22.140It was repulsive because that's the focus.
00:20:25.960And here you've got, and hey, I'm not a big fan of the folks.
00:20:29.160A lot of the folks showed up at that dinner, the oligarchs plus the leadership, some of the senior leadership of the CCP.
00:20:37.140I think that speaks volumes for also the direction of where the oligarchs want to take this.
00:20:44.140But that you've got to cover because if you're going to analyze it, if you're going to make observations and frame it in the way that you think it should be framed, you've got to see the real thing.
00:21:12.280In this fight, there was a federal judge that stepped in here the other night.
00:21:16.880And I said at the time, I said, well, look, it's broadly defined how you are.
00:21:23.160Where do you go on the White House campus?
00:21:25.060I was the person in the first administration from day one when we saw the layup of the White House.
00:21:31.180And I don't think the American people understand how the press literally is all over the Oval, right outside the Oval Office and right downstairs.
00:21:38.940It's much too close. It's just not acceptable.
00:21:42.160My argument was to move them off of the premises and move them out by the houses by the Blair House.
00:21:48.960Where Lafayette, Lafayette Square, where the statue of General Jackson is.
00:21:53.100move them in one of those townhouses and then they can come in on a selected basis every day
00:21:59.020uh with a white house pass to get in and then they go to the eob the old office that's right
00:22:05.520across that little street inside the compound now the old uh the old department of war and
00:22:11.180state department that called the eisenhower building but it's the executive office building
00:22:17.320eob put them over there not in the west wing because the west wing is quite cramped this is
00:22:21.860white president trust making the argument about the ballroom with the new military command center
00:22:27.820beneath that where you have below it where you have the situation room on the west wing today
00:22:32.380that was my recommendation and and and my fallback position was just put them in the eob it's a
00:22:39.840beautiful um amphitheater over there where jack kennedy used to give he used to give some of his
00:22:48.940press conferences some of the historic ones in fact if you've seen ever seen the movie seven
00:22:55.480days in may that final press conference they have at the end of that film is predicated upon what
00:23:00.960is over in the eob and i said just keep them there because they're a pack of jackals they're
00:23:07.200like hyenas on the attack all day long it just gets obnoxious you just can't get work done0.62
00:23:14.000and now you're saying hey president trump ain't backing off i think the federal judge may have
00:23:18.840something to say about this later today but we'll see the key point for us is that we're there for
00:23:24.580a backup that is better quality than um than the the legacy media provides now parker and the team
00:23:32.920our team in denver who are very fair-minded people they tell me steve it just may be the quality you
00:23:39.580got some of these older union guys they're not always on top of the shot sometimes it's it's out
00:23:44.040of focus the color is always kind of weird i just because i'm being a filmmaker um i just can't
00:23:51.360believe it but i will tell you the the the coverage that we have the cameras we have and the crew that
00:23:56.300we have is second to none so very proud that the white house has an option otherwise remember if
00:24:01.940we didn't have it it would have been totally shut down they would be in charge and you can't let
00:24:07.560that happen you cannot let that happen uh and more on this uh later throughout the week got
00:24:13.800captain finnell okay i i'm honored to have and captain finnell really want to thank you i
00:24:19.620understand you're on a trip and we're intruding in your time but i thought it was important enough
00:24:24.260um both on the uh president trump has signal now that he's not prepared to meet the terms
00:24:31.440of the persians about the um some sort of um uh some sort of understanding on the war because it
00:24:39.080comes down to her moves i'll get that in a moment but i consider you one of the leaders what i call
00:24:44.980the rational side of the equation the rational side of the of the table about the chinese
00:24:51.220communist party and what they really are and what their intents are um i can imagine and by the way
00:24:57.520this thing came was mainly optics i think the entire business part of the meeting
00:25:02.760was around an hour and if you take into account uh you know the interpreters all that probably
00:25:10.600the business part of the meeting business part of the three days was probably 45 minutes
00:25:14.680but the optics are what the optics are and what they particularly signaled to the chinese people
00:25:23.700and to our allies in East Asia, in the Western Pacific, specifically Taiwan.
00:25:29.720So we've got a couple of minutes on this side of the break.
00:25:33.880First of all, Steve, thanks for having me on.
00:25:36.140It's an honor to be on with you after this visit,
00:25:39.520but it's also an honor to follow Parker Stig and your discussion about Real America's Voice.
00:25:45.420I can tell you that what you're doing, this is a historic moment in time.
00:25:51.380And this idea that the press, that the few networks can control what comes out of our White House, our White House, by these non-elected press entities that are opposed to President Trump's vision or anything that they don't agree with, that's got to end.
00:26:09.040And so the fact that you're breaking the mold right now with the president and this new era, it's very much a propos for this 250th anniversary of the United States of America and what the free press did 250 years ago to break the back of the British Empire and their control over the media.
00:26:29.100I feel it's very much the same way, and the press doesn't have a right to control what's coming out.
00:26:35.780And so the fact that you're providing a free feed of higher quality that allows people to see things that they normally would never see on the mainstream or legacy media is very important.
00:26:51.480Hey, Captain, Captain, Captain, hang on one second.
00:26:53.700I want to you know, you spend a lot of time out of the country and I just want to give us a second about particularly you see it in Europe all the time about how the media does it.
00:27:05.420And you're shocked sometimes of friends of yours or colleagues of yours of their views of President Trump in the United States, given the total control like the BBC and French TV have other Swiss, German, et cetera, how they how they cover the president, how they cover the MAGA movement.
00:27:25.300Give me a minute on that about because there I think you there you see in full all its glory what happens when you have a filter that's not disintermediated and actually then starts to take reasonable, rational people and twist their minds about everything that's going on, sir.
00:27:43.080That's 100 percent right, Steve. I've been living in Switzerland. My wife is originally from Switzerland.
00:27:47.780We came here after I retired to take care of my mother-in-law, who was in her late 80s and passed away in early 90s.
00:27:53.720And I can tell you unemphatically that the press from the United States has painted a caricature of our president and our country that is so beyond rational thinking and objective facts that it's hard to comprehend.
00:28:08.900I was in a discussion a couple of nights ago with a group of Swiss hikers that I'm with, and all they could say is how much they hated President Trump.
00:28:18.220And then I asked them, well, what about this Greenland deal?
00:28:21.480They said, well, we don't know anything about it.
00:28:23.040They never hear anything of truth. They never hear the facts of details. All they get is the caricature that's presented by CNN, MS Now, and the other legacy media.
00:28:35.500And I cannot tell you how detrimental that is, not just to this president, but to the overall standing of the United States of America.
00:28:45.260The lies that are pushed forward every day are coming.
00:28:49.260The only media that the Europeans get is what you see from CNN, New York Times, Washington Post, and MSNOW.
00:28:56.520It's really pervasive, and it's really pernicious, and I'm glad that we're coming out with new alternative ways to just simply state the facts.0.55
00:29:07.160We don't have to have anything else, but just getting facts of what's happened out into the public domain is really important.
00:29:13.540It's almost akin to, you know, the liberation of Twitter into X, the idea that they can't just control and monopolize a channel of communications.
00:29:23.600And this needs to change. And I'm glad that the president's doing it.
00:29:27.320And I know that they're complaining back in the States, but it's very, very important for people to see an alternative view.
00:29:34.680Captain Fennell, hang on for one second. We'll take a short break.
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00:33:42.380as always captain finnell you just dropped a bombshell i mean the u.n meeting i would argue
00:33:48.240totally shifted in its focus when when we covered it live the signing ceremony uh with the officials
00:33:56.340from greenland and from the kingdom of denmark uh and it's monumental it's a geostrategic shift
00:34:03.260It's the most important thing that's happened in NATO in decades, I think.
00:34:06.840But it shows you that we're not going to allow the great game of the 21st century, the Arctic, to be just the Chinese Communist Party and the Russians.
00:34:16.340Also, strategically, it blocks both the Russian Navy and the Chinese Navy from the Greenland, Iceland, UK gap, because we're going to now build a massive Air Force base and a massive naval facility.
00:34:30.040How can how can thinking people, how could the BBC, the Guardian, all these people not cover it so the thinking people over there don't know what the United States is really doing?
00:34:41.720Well, Steve, it is because of the control that the legacy media has in the United States and the fact that they didn't cover it or they downplayed it or they criticized it.
00:34:52.700But basically it was it was uncovered. It was not a covered event.
00:34:56.140I married my wife almost 40 years ago, and I've been a fan of Swiss objective news reporting for many, many, many years.
00:35:06.580But in this last decade, it's become clear that they're not getting anything of the truth.
00:35:14.320And so the fact that educated Swiss people had no knowledge of the deal or no information about what had occurred was shocking to me.
00:35:24.680And then when I asked him, I said, but a year ago, you knew about Trump speaking about Greenland. You were all up in arms about it. You were all complaining about it. People from Denmark were apoplectic. The European Union was apoplectic. Everybody was up in arms about it when it was something that he said that they didn't like. It didn't come across the way they wanted to hear it.
00:35:45.860But when a deal is actually implemented, signed by Greenland and Denmark, along with the United
00:35:51.560States, it's not reported. So there's only one attributing factor to that, and that's the
00:35:57.420censorship of the legacy media in the United States of America. No different than what the
00:36:02.680Soviet Union did in their days, and no different than what Xi Jinping does with Global Times,
00:36:08.520China Daily, People's Daily, and Xinhua. It's control of the media, control of the narrative.0.73
00:36:13.860And that's not what America was based upon. We're based upon freedom of information, freedom of speech. And we're not having that because the legacy media controls the narrative. They control what's said and not said. As Jack, I think, said it yesterday, they control the storyline.
00:36:29.840So that's got to be broken if we're to remain a free people and then make sure that the rest of the world sees us in an objective light.
00:36:39.160They don't have to like us, but at least know the facts.
00:36:42.180When you know the facts, maybe you'll change your mind.
00:36:51.580real america's voice was uh the people put their shoulder wheel to make sure you saw everything
00:36:57.940every instant that was publicly available of the she visit i would also say that the vast majority
00:37:06.920of the hosts in the shows on real america's voice prides itself in being the leaders and
00:37:12.840not just anti-communism but specifically anti-ccp but we covered it non-stop and we just
00:37:19.400let you see the pictures. We let you see she's talking. Obviously, President Trump going out of
00:37:24.540his way to try to make President Xi or Chairman Xi comfortable and welcomed. That's fine. That's
00:37:31.300what the story was. Hey, in our commentary and analysis about what we think is really going on
00:37:41.020is added on to it. But you got to show it. What they want to do is cut it all off and then just
00:37:45.680have their opinions, which is Trump is terrible. Trump is awful. You know, Trump is a Trump is a1.00
00:37:51.900criminal. Trump is dumb. Trump is corrupt. It's constant. You don't watch. We curate MSNBC and1.00
00:37:59.600CNN 24 hours a day. It is relentless. And it's a it's a sickness. It's it's it's something has
00:38:06.920taken over this legacy media that's worse than it's ever been. And it's going to get worse in
00:38:12.180the run-up to the midterm elections and folks if you think it's going to get better after that
00:38:17.120you are you haven't seen they're going to turbo charge after that jim give me your assessment
00:38:23.160um because you know you essentially sacrifice your career to warn the people about the intentions of
00:38:30.580the chinese communist party in the in the pacific and in our ability our elites and then you and
00:38:36.320dr thayer wrote that great book of how the elites in the united states had sold us out
00:38:39.940your assessment of what you saw the last couple of days and the meaning of it, sir?
00:38:47.420Well, Steve, as you mentioned at the start of the show, I mean, I'm not a fan of having Xi here.
00:38:54.120I don't like the Chinese Communist Party for their ideology, what they stand for. It's
00:38:59.560directly opposed to America's principles and values. I was galled to hear Xi get up and lecture
00:39:09.160the president of the United States in two speeches and referenced the Thucydides trap,
00:39:14.700which is the Dr. Graham Allison book that basically says a rising power will defeat
00:39:19.720a declining power. And Xi used that terminology during President Trump's visit to China earlier
00:39:25.780in the year. And then Xi brought that same frame of reference into our White House and essentially
00:39:31.120threatened the president of the United States and the United States of America saying, hey,
00:39:35.160Either we get along or we overcome the Thucydides trap, which is essentially saying, do it my way or I will defeat you and bury you, like as history has shown for 500 plus years.
00:39:47.360So that's not – I'm not happy to see that.0.57
00:39:49.820I'm not happy to hear the Chinese Communist Party's national anthem played in my White House.
00:39:55.040But overall, I think what President Trump did at the end of the day, dealing with this murderous dictator who's killed maybe 800,000 or more Americans with fentanyl and who knows how many with COVID, at least President Trump in this meeting stood firm, was very polite, very diplomatic, and exposed the world and Xi to what Americans are.
00:40:22.440and what our documents are, our constitution, our founding principles, and he showed him the power
00:40:28.960of our military might. And I think in those terms, that's a good thing. The Chinese today came out
00:40:36.840in their press, Global Times, China Daily, with a summation of what they think happened. They
00:40:42.640called it the eight outcomes. And the first outcome is they said that the two leaders agreed
00:40:47.960to this phrase, you have to memorize this phrase, people, build a constructive China-U.S. relationship
00:40:54.320of strategic stability. Xi hammered that in every speech he made. And today on all the Chinese press,
00:41:02.360it was mentioned, that phrase was mentioned in every, just about every article that referred
00:41:07.600to the summit that just occurred. The Chinese are trying to get President Trump to utter the words,
00:41:13.620build a constructive China-U.S. relationship of strategic stability, just like they did with
00:41:21.740President Obama back in 2014 when they used the phrase, a new type of great power relationship.
00:41:28.480And we advised back then in 2014 when I was in uniform, we said, hey, we should never repeat0.93
00:41:34.440the phrase the Chinese used. Unfortunately, President Obama and his State Department
00:41:39.140reiterated it. To date, President Trump has not iterated that statement from Xi,
00:41:44.320and I would recommend to him, if he's listening, sir, do not ever say that phrase about building a
00:41:51.020constructive U.S. relationship of strategic stability. Never, ever say that. The State
00:41:58.660Department should never say it. Indo-PACOM should never say it. No one in the U.S. government
00:42:03.900should ever repeat that phrase. Because when you do, the Chinese say, ah, I've got you now,0.99
00:42:09.800and you will have to follow my lead on what constitutes strategic stability. We will define0.89
00:42:18.060what strategic stability is. So don't mention it, don't talk about it, don't acknowledge it.
00:42:23.500The other seven points, the second one was they said they agreed to support each other by
00:42:29.500the U.S. will visit China for the APEC meetings in November, and that China will come to the U.S.
00:42:36.520for the G20. Hardly much of an agreement. The third one, and I think this is the most substantive
00:42:41.320for President Trump, it said that the two leaders agreed that Tehran should not develop nuclear
00:42:46.840weapons and that no country or institution should charge fees for transiting through the Strait of
00:42:52.240Hormuz. That is something that President Trump has been adamant about, and now he has Xi on the0.51
00:42:57.320record stating that he doesn't concur with developing, and Iran should develop nuclear
00:43:03.240weapons or charge a toll through going through the Strait of Moose. Now, that's what Xi said
00:43:07.500in their Chinese press publicly. We know that they won't abide by that privately,
00:43:12.380but at least President Trump got that on the record. So I think that's a big win for President
00:43:16.620Trump. The fourth one, and this is what you mentioned yesterday several times, their fourth
00:43:22.400quote-unquote outcome was that the two leaders recalled that the U.S. and China were allies in
00:43:28.760World War II. Yet remember, the PRC didn't exist. The People's Republic of China did not exist in
00:43:34.840World War II. So the alliance that was formed was with the United States of America and the
00:43:40.360Republic of China, the Kuomintang, that was running China at the time to defeat the Imperial
00:43:45.280Japanese military forces. So I think it's a hollow outcome for China. And I think somebody
00:43:51.480of the administration on our side should remind the world of what the history really was, maybe
00:43:56.740in a week or two weeks. I think it would be nice to see the Secretary of State or somebody inside
00:44:01.460the State Department to give a clear statement about who was China in World War II, and it wasn't
00:44:07.300the People's Republic of China. The fifth point was they acknowledged, the two leaders acknowledged
00:44:12.460a positive role of U.S., China economic and trade mechanisms, and in that they said there was an
00:44:18.800agreement that the U.S. would lift $30 billion in tariffs off of China. I haven't heard the
00:44:24.920president say that, but the Chinese are claiming that. We'll wait and see, but I doubt that that's
00:44:30.100something that's, if it had been something that the president had agreed to in that meeting,
00:44:34.140there would be much more clear statements from the Chinese stating that. The sixth outcome they
00:44:39.960talked about was fentanyl. They basically said the release, the two sides have worked closely
00:44:47.160to jointly crack multiple cases involving new psychoactive substances and precursor chemicals
00:44:53.440and arrest dozens of suspects in both countries. That's a pretty not helpful statement, in my
00:45:00.600opinion. It basically says the Chinese refused to use the word fentanyl, and they said, well,
00:45:05.980we arrested people in America and China, like it's both of our problems. I think this is the
00:45:12.000one area that President Trump has a play there to press Xi harder. They've killed, as I mentioned
00:45:18.940earlier, 800,000 or more Americans with fentanyl, and that has to stop. And the president should
00:45:24.840use that as a bludgeon over the Chinese in negotiations. He doesn't have to do it so0.90
00:45:31.700harshly in public, I would guess, but some kind of statement about, hey, we're not happy with1.00
00:45:36.600Americans being killed by your drugs coming into our country, which is really what the Chinese0.84
00:45:41.420Communist Party is doing. It's their opium war against the United States of America trying to0.98
00:45:46.840destroy the fabric of American society. And we've seen in our big cities that it's been0.94
00:45:51.520too successful and it needs to stop. The last two points that they called outcomes was they said
00:45:58.420they agreed to establish an AI dialogue. And the last point was, I don't know how this is an outcome,
00:46:04.580but the U.S. welcomed two Chinese panda bears. So that is eight outcomes from this two and a
00:46:11.200half day meeting thin gruel by my measurement captain hang on for one second we're going to
00:46:17.400break down particularly the most important ones they're signaling us besides all the noise let's
00:46:24.960dig let's drill down on it next in the war room
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