Bannon's War Room - Episode 5698： Battleground States And What Is At Play In November

00:00:00.000 and arctic frost and had a political bias and had an agenda.

00:00:09.840 It's unbelievable that you would take over such a case that would have such

00:00:16.640 ramifications on our nation and you wouldn't do your due diligence. I don't believe it.

00:00:23.360 I don't believe it. And for you to sit in front of this committee and not answer a simple question

00:00:30.000 When you say you're here to tell us all about it and you can't tell us whether or not you looked at the bias of the gentleman before you, it's just absurd.

00:00:41.200 And look, in that vein, I want to turn to some of the excesses that occurred once you and your team fully took over the Arctic Frost investigation, starting with the erosion of the separation of powers.

00:00:52.700 It's been widely reported that you and your team issued some 44 subpoenas related to the tolling records of at least 20 Republican members of Congress, including at least eight U.S. senators.

00:01:02.640 Senator Kennedy will get to all to it.

00:01:06.720 We're juggling here today in the war room.

00:01:08.920 May go back, may even go back to the Mellon Auditorium over at Treasury for more of the AI rollout of the U.S. government.

00:01:17.140 um i want to get the chart up because you're in town this week and we're going to have you back

00:01:22.940 in to go through because we're making contact here's how we're going to do it we're going to

00:01:27.100 go through the overview of the chart uh mo and grace going to push it out into the chat be a

00:01:34.460 force multiplier get that out today now we've taken the cook as a basis right just as a simple

00:01:39.600 that's a that's a publicly well known and you know it's always the cook report's always a little bit

00:01:45.420 of a democratic cop right but it gives you a basis yeah and it gives you the

00:01:50.060 districts and particularly how they're bunched together in the states and we'll 0.53

00:01:52.920 come back and the goal and objective here is to make sure that we have war

00:01:58.260 and posse and MAGA in each district yeah that are coordinated with the effort

00:02:03.720 that Blair and then we're going to do on the ground correct yeah that's a

00:02:06.840 percent that's that we that winning formula has been 24 in 22 right we did

00:02:12.760 it and so we this is the third time in the exercise and i realize some people are saying hey i just

00:02:17.720 can't do it anymore that's fine that's a conscious decision you make that decision no harm no foul

00:02:23.340 but for those who want to vote yeah vote but but we need the we're going to need the grassroots

00:02:29.120 leadership and the canvassers just talk to me before you bounce on on this on this chart what

00:02:34.980 does this chart tell us what does it tell you right now so it says that there's quite a lot

00:02:40.860 of seats in play obviously the midterm you know the toss-up seats are majority held by republicans

00:02:45.900 but we do have offensive opportunities but i i want to point out one fact and i googled this

00:02:49.560 just make sure in 2020 there were 27 toss-up races cook political report thanks to president

00:02:57.260 trump at the top of the ticket republicans won 100 percent of them when the toss-up should be

00:03:02.880 50 50 either which way do i need any more proof that the 2020 election was stolen come on man

00:03:07.460 it's mathematically impossible to do this one of the big and all the all the uh the bellwether

00:03:13.120 districts he won what 18 and 19 or 19 to 20 exactly he won all 27 of the toss-ups in 2020

00:03:19.080 we we won seven of the lean democrat seats okay so when you look at this chart that's a basis

00:03:25.160 point that's what's possible i'm not here to say hey we're gonna run the table we're not saying

00:03:29.460 we're not trying to be pollyannish on this but we're saying what history has shown before when

00:03:33.660 we put our shoulder to the frickin wheel things happen tell me about 2022 i mean look in 2022 we

00:03:40.040 stretched the map very deep you know the 65 seats i think at one time they were spending money yeah

00:03:44.820 and look that was a choice and and things were tight it was almost similar to now a lot of tight

00:03:50.240 races and i think that they came in with on abortion they came in with this democracy

00:03:56.140 they had these people with drugs they had the tiktok thing with the young women yeah with

00:04:01.660 Dobbs' decision, but we had a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to seize control where you'd almost

00:04:08.340 control it for a couple of decades. We took a shot. People raised money. They put it in the

00:04:13.400 grassroots. We did take the house, and then we made some monumental changes in the house. First

00:04:18.600 time a sitting speaker has ever been removed. Yeah, I mean, look, I think that's the history,

00:04:26.020 and now you've got this chart. We've got a bunch of seats. I think we can even get into the likely

00:04:30.880 ones later in the week which are important just to kind of keep those there without any slippage

00:04:35.300 but you know today most of democrat money is coming into these uh toss-up seats most of these

00:04:40.820 toss-up seats are seats that president trump won that's very important so they're they're

00:04:45.560 foreground for us and most of the 25 or something yeah and 2024 so either here between the liens

00:04:51.600 on both sides most of these is is in trump character and most of these people are battle

00:04:56.420 tested either incumbents or you've got you know really strong candidates and they've got some

00:05:00.140 crazy people running so hey everything's on the table you know i've got my company i've got some

00:05:06.700 county chairs that you know everyone's texting me like hey i gotta text all these uh the posse

00:05:10.600 no no i'll do anything at cost hit my website last night it blew up so uh go to your where

00:05:15.860 northcountrystrategies.com there's a form hit it if you've got you know a little bit of cash

00:05:21.120 need help organizing grassroots people we have a team of people that can help we can connect you

00:05:25.500 with people we can get texts out at cost yeah we're doing that in a bunch of these seats

00:05:29.660 canvassing and that's the key i mean the key is the list i'm obsessed with the list and that's a

00:05:34.080 that's an airport favorite people say dude the grass they recognize me hey i've got my list

00:05:38.700 you get your 10 expand your list that's what i'm saying and get other people to make lists that's

00:05:43.580 really the key in your congressional force multiplier okay thanks you're gonna be back

00:05:47.200 the grass is gonna be back later in the week we're gonna start going through these district

00:05:50.800 by district, and we're going to then get the Steve Stearns of the world, the Mad Max, the

00:05:56.440 Dan Schultzes to come in with people saying, hey, I'm running this district, I'm doing

00:06:00.400 it. And that's how we're going to hold this. We've got Caroline. She's a hammer. Caroline's

00:06:04.820 coming in. Caroline's coming in a minute for the Senate. Thank you, brother. Appreciate 1.00

00:06:09.140 you. Thank you. We have Kobe is here from Make America Healthy Again. Can we can we

00:06:13.880 slide him in? Yeah. OK, cool. Let me toss this off. Yeah, perfect. Yeah. Yeah. Let's

00:06:20.360 go back to the hearing. Let's go back. Is Katie Britt still a hammering? Let's go.

00:06:25.380 If you come after me, I'm coming after you. Election workers in Georgia,

00:06:31.540 Ruby Freeman and her daughter faced vile racist death threats because of the things that Donald 0.96

00:06:38.600 Trump said and how he targeted her. We had an absolute basis to seek protection of our

00:06:45.480 investigation from that sort of obstruction. Pretty chilling stuff. I think everybody watching

00:06:50.260 should be chilled by what you've just recounted.

00:06:55.020 I want to remind folks why we're here today.

00:07:00.120 And I think a picture is worth a thousand words.

00:07:04.660 We're here today because Donald Trump incited a mob

00:07:10.960 to attack us, the Capitol, members of Congress,

00:07:17.060 to stop the counting of votes.

00:07:20.260 he objected to the results of an election and he tried to stop the peaceful transition of power

00:07:29.260 by inciting... There's only so much movement all I can take. I've got limits. I have limits.

00:07:35.820 You were at Maha. Tell us what's going on at Maha today. Give us a live field report.

00:07:40.020 Live field report of what's going on at Maha. There's a lot of energy in the room. It's at the

00:07:44.340 Waldorf Astoria in downtown DC. There's a lot of energy around a lot of the food, improving

00:07:51.880 food pipeline. Food is medicine. Food is medicine. Yep. A lot of that. There's sort of a similar

00:07:57.860 conference going on as well, a parallel conference with the National Design Studio, which Tony

00:08:01.680 Robbins and President Trump were speaking at. Well, we just did that live. Oh, you did that live.

00:08:04.740 It opened with the new American government. By the way, ravpool.org. We're the live pool now.

00:08:11.900 Just go there. You can see the whole thing. All the speakers will cut back when, like, Elon takes the podium.

00:08:17.700 So it's pretty. Yeah, no, it's very exciting. There's a lot of a lot of.

00:08:21.040 And, of course, Jack Smith is getting hammered and hammering back.

00:08:24.360 So we're missing, you know, we're trying to cut in on that real quickly.

00:08:27.800 We're going to do because this Medicare thing is so complicated.

00:08:31.420 I've gotten tremendous feedback, obviously, on you, but just how we're doing it.

00:08:34.520 We're going to do, I think, on the 12th of October.

00:08:37.240 Is it the 12th?

00:08:38.160 12th, we're going to do a huge webinar before sign-up so everybody knows everything, right?

00:08:43.640 That's right.

00:08:44.060 We're going to have a live webinar so everyone can hear straight from one of our top advisors all the relevant information and can ask questions as well.

00:08:52.260 So this is before the October 15th sign-up, right?

00:08:54.420 Yep.

00:08:54.760 Okay, perfect.

00:08:55.460 So we're going to get, and by the way, the feedbacks, we've already saved people over a million bucks, but you've got them in the best plans.

00:09:04.120 Real quickly, Humana.

00:09:05.400 What's concerning people, these big organizations that are dropping out, is Humana out?

00:09:10.780 What are they out of?

00:09:11.720 And is this going to spread to others?

00:09:13.260 Humana has dropped about 600,000 Americans from their plans.

00:09:17.820 They announced that a few weeks ago.

00:09:19.480 And that will really start to affect people going into the next few weeks when open enrollment starts on October 15th.

00:09:25.180 Other carriers are following suit, where many carriers are dropping individuals from plans

00:09:31.000 because those plans have been less profitable in the past.

00:09:34.280 So when carriers design new plans going into next year, going on October 15th, it'll be open.

00:09:40.220 There will be a lot of differences and a lot of confusion for people

00:09:43.060 because so many different plans will be available and a lot of people will be kicked off.

00:09:46.740 Are those plans available now so you guys can go through on your data science and compare and contrast?

00:09:52.000 I mean, are people have to wait?

00:09:53.860 Is the 15th going to be the reveal or is 15th the starting line you've got to make decisions?

00:09:58.920 October 15th is when you can start making decisions.

00:10:01.160 October 1st is when plan data becomes available.

00:10:03.660 And for people who aren't looking to switch plans, but who are looking to renew a plan

00:10:08.180 or people who are on Medicare supplement, which is a different type of Medicare plan,

00:10:12.120 they're not constrained by that October 15th.

00:10:14.260 How long will it take your data team, data science?

00:10:16.900 October 1st, 1 October is the release.

00:10:19.560 That's right.

00:10:19.960 If we have you here in the evening show on the 1st,

00:10:23.560 will you guys be fully up to speed to take people and start answering questions?

00:10:26.680 Yes, we've built a whole technological infrastructure. So we have up-to-date data within 30 minutes of it being released. So it's basically live.

00:10:34.560 One of the concerns over with the folks at Maha, Maha started as a very grassroots. These mothers that were concerned during the COVID lockdown, they were watching what their kids were doing online.

00:10:44.740 It became the parents movement and the taking over the school boards that it metastasized with children's health defense into

00:10:50.800 Something that's large in a political movement. These people have always been very concerned

00:10:55.660 About their data and particularly medical data. I mean Naomi Wolf and a lot of children's health defense people initially this was one of the big you know

00:11:04.600 Global IDs IDs that are is in some of the feedback I'm getting is that they get some amazing stuff happening over the Maha conference

00:11:13.240 But you've got an awful lot of artificial intelligence and an awful lot of people sitting there going, hey, we're going to get all your data and then make you healthy.

00:11:21.260 Is that a concern of yours?

00:11:23.280 Is that a concern you're seeing right now?

00:11:24.740 It's a real concern.

00:11:26.240 Cyber security is a very real concern.

00:11:28.880 In fact, yesterday, OpenAI just apologized to the Australian government.

00:11:32.880 Australia has a similar different program, but it's called Medicare, Australian Medicare.

00:11:36.720 And OpenAI agents hacked into the Australian Medicare system a few months ago, but it was just announced that it happened.

00:11:43.180 And so, yes, I think people need to be very concerned about their data security.

00:11:47.780 Now, some of that isn't coming on the government.

00:11:49.500 Some of it isn't coming on companies like Chapter.

00:11:51.960 And some of it is just the responsibility of Saul to get better and better as agents become better.

00:11:56.820 These companies over there using AI, what's the representations?

00:12:01.020 Because we just had the filing of the Anthropic IPO.

00:12:05.300 And, you know, as I said, it's going to be very tough and a risk factor to say that we can wipe out humanity. 0.97

00:12:10.460 they're they're putting that in as a risk factor i know i mean the honor it's it's so strange it's

00:12:15.700 not the goldman sachs i work for but hey they actually say there's a possibility we can wipe

00:12:20.480 out humanity um what are the safeguards that they're representing today or at the maha conference

00:12:26.000 that you're seeing uh what i'm hearing people talk about is a lot more proactive cyber defense

00:12:30.940 so just as you have offensive cyber agents you can have defensive cyber agents um much better

00:12:36.340 security posture. So one of the things that these agents are very good at is just finding any holes

00:12:42.620 that exist in systems. In most cases, they're not creating new holes. They're just so good at

00:12:46.560 finding holes. So if you can plug those holes earlier and faster, then it makes it harder for

00:12:52.000 an agent to attack and to get in. So a lot of the work that's happening now and a lot of what a lot

00:12:56.840 of the people in the Maha community are talking about is how do we get much better preventative

00:13:00.680 security. 845 War Room, a special hotline we have. And by the way, your consultants and advisors,

00:13:06.620 the feedback I've gotten from people, they take, because a lot of people break down and start

00:13:09.760 crying five minutes into this, right? It overwhelms them. Has it overwhelmed your mom?

00:13:13.920 This is why you started the company, right? I mean, you see it. So people tell us, the advisors,

00:13:18.240 your consultants, take time and walk them all the way through it. But I think now more than ever,

00:13:22.180 845 War Room, and we'll have you back on, definitely on the first. Looking forward to it.

00:13:26.500 The first day that the data is actually, the plans are all out there.

00:13:29.800 Do you anticipate there'll be less participants?

00:13:32.340 You think Humana's setting a tone here that they can't figure out how to make a profit,

00:13:36.840 so they're going to punch out of some of this?

00:13:38.400 What it looks like is most carriers are reducing the number of plans they have,

00:13:42.440 but Americans still need to sign up for them.

00:13:44.180 So there will still be as many, if not more, Americans signing up for these plans,

00:13:47.680 but the number of plans will be slightly smaller,

00:13:50.080 and people will have to make even more changes than before because people are being kicked off.

00:13:53.940 Okay, perfect. 845 War Room. Social media, what are you guys on social media?

00:13:59.580 We are on social media a little bit, though we've focused more on just helping people rather than marketing.

00:14:04.160 Fine, 845 War Room.

00:14:04.980 845 War Room.

00:14:05.620 I'll let you get back over to the Maha, and I'll talk to you this evening.

00:14:08.300 Appreciate it.

00:14:09.140 We've got Neil McCabe at Maha. We're going to check in with Neil later.

00:14:12.040 Kobe, thank you so much. I'll let you get back over to the conference.

00:14:14.260 The conference is at the old Trump Hotel right down the street, the Waldorf Astoria.

00:14:17.040 Thank you, sir. Appreciate you.

00:14:18.360 845 War Room. Talked to Kobe's team.

00:14:19.980 You already saved over a million bucks in cash money,

00:14:24.140 but more importantly, it's got you in an optimum program.

00:14:26.380 Of course, the two big dates here are three dates.

00:14:28.860 October 1st, when all the new plans are announced.

00:14:34.360 October 12th, we're going to have a long webinar, part of the show,

00:14:38.960 but also going to do it.

00:14:39.960 Caroline Wren is going to join us here. 0.99

00:14:41.180 Come on in, Caroline.

00:14:41.980 We're going to take a short commercial break.

00:14:44.760 Caroline Wren is in the House. 0.98

00:14:46.840 We shift to governor's races in the Senate next.

00:14:49.980 in the war room we're a couple of months out but the midterms are fast approaching

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00:16:17.140 Anthropic Fault, their initial public offering.

00:16:20.240 We're going to go through that later today in the 6 o'clock hour.

00:16:23.960 Also, Alternative for Deutschland is in town.

00:16:27.440 Beatriz von Storch is here meeting with figures in the administration on Capitol Hill.

00:16:31.680 She's going to be our guest in the 6 o'clock hour.

00:16:34.300 We're going to also break down all the finances around artificial intelligence, particularly the lending.

00:16:39.040 We'll get to all that.

00:16:40.100 a huge article in politico today about my favorite guy jensen wong in the um and about selling chips

00:16:48.020 advanced chips to china i got a simple solution none how about zero the null set anyway we'll

00:16:54.500 get into that political has got a great story on that uh about the pressure coming from capitol

00:16:59.300 hill now from the anti-ccp forces but that is uh everything okay i want to pivot now we got caroline

00:17:05.460 Wren. By the way, the introduction the other day was fantastic. And what we're doing with

00:17:11.360 DeGrasse is making sure that we go through all the districts here in the next couple of days.

00:17:16.220 And I'm having conference calls at night with people. And, you know, between Steve Stern and

00:17:21.880 Matt Meck and the coalition and Schultz and others is to make sure that we've aligned,

00:17:28.400 right, the grassroots, which is always comes in, right, the grassroots on these congressional

00:17:33.000 districts the governor's races in the senate are different right they're just bigger they're bigger

00:17:38.540 scale uh they're and they're they're spiking the football right now in these senate races

00:17:43.900 and i want to make sure people are not getting blackpilled on what is a large extent a psyop

00:17:49.960 right somewhat you can't deny that there's some obviously issues on our side of the football

00:17:55.680 but so walk us through and particularly the fact of you know we've held our money back

00:18:02.220 And maybe we held it back too long, but we've held the money back.

00:18:05.180 Now it's voting season right now.

00:18:07.260 Talk to me about the Democrats strategically.

00:18:09.120 Where does it stand with the air game, with both Democrats and Republicans, as we sit today?

00:18:15.200 Well, Republicans have a massive, massive spending advantage across the board.

00:18:19.100 But a lot of that is thanks to President Trump.

00:18:21.080 People don't realize.

00:18:21.480 I mean, he has been really grinding and fundraising and fundraising.

00:18:24.460 And now they said he wasn't going to spend it.

00:18:26.260 And boy, oh boy, is he spending it.

00:18:28.340 I believe that on the Senate side.

00:18:30.100 The $400 million, the $400 million, he's now opened the taps of that, including in Texas and other places.

00:18:36.360 Oh, yeah.

00:18:36.640 He just spent, I think, another $5 million in Texas, bringing his total to $20 million.

00:18:40.360 That's in addition to the—

00:18:41.440 For Paxton.

00:18:42.400 For Paxton, yeah.

00:18:43.540 In addition to the, I think, about $110 million that SLF has come in on.

00:18:48.100 So there's a massive spending advantage there.

00:18:50.140 You know, on the campaign side, the Democrats usually have a bit of a spending advantage, but it's not too much.

00:18:55.100 That's really because ActBlue still remains the largest money laundering operation until we shut it down, which we're making good headway there.

00:19:02.380 But it's not fully closed yet, but certainly we have an eye on that. 0.51

00:19:05.140 But I should say, ActBlue and Arabella, you've got Bess and the Treasury. 0.58

00:19:09.380 Right.

00:19:09.880 You've got the IRS guys, the Bess and co-heads, right?

00:19:13.180 And you've got Todd Blanche, Maine Justice.

00:19:15.860 There's a ton of investigation going through.

00:19:18.060 So we've kind of frozen them in place. Right. Because of their their money laundering in the previous and in the great work that people have done to show to show how they they put false names up.

00:19:32.600 Right. So it's it's been fantastic about about the grassroots result of hammering these guys.

00:19:38.520 Well, the Democrats, especially their donor class, is really going through the same awakening moment that we were arguing about in 2021-2022 when we said, OK, it can no longer be Ronna McDaniel.

00:19:48.840 The donors have lost confidence. They spent hundreds of millions of dollars and we had nothing to show for it post-2020.

00:19:54.440 Well, the Democrat donors are telling the Democratic Party the same thing now.

00:19:57.180 They spent hundreds of millions, if not billions of dollars and have no branches of government to show for it.

00:20:01.960 And they are not willing to fund the DNC. We're seeing that entirely across the board.

00:20:06.740 but also even like the candidate but they're just across the board down and it makes sense to me

00:20:10.560 a lot of their funding was going through arabella advisors and these non-profits we talked about

00:20:14.320 this for years and arabella had to actually shut down you know they reopened as just a new name

00:20:19.100 but they've lost a tremendous amount of their money and their their ability to spend there and

00:20:23.660 so that that is why we have such a big spending advantage and thanks to president trump on the

00:20:27.820 republican side and you're right they turned the spigot on i think a little bit late but still

00:20:31.880 we're now going to start seeing that seep into the person with the democrats have by the way

00:20:35.480 O'Keeffe's work on ActBlue, I actually think that's now in a more formal venue being reviewed.

00:20:42.580 And O'Keeffe did.

00:20:43.500 Remember the people say, did you give $10,000 over the last three months?

00:20:46.560 And they're living in a lean-to.

00:20:50.180 Talked about strategically, they did.

00:20:53.600 And quite frankly, for a guy like Tallarico, and some of these candidates are a little bit weirdos and oddballs.

00:20:59.040 They tried to set the narrative.

00:21:01.340 They spent their money early.

00:21:02.480 This money was spent over the summer, particularly in August.

00:21:05.260 but now at the end of September, they're running out of resources, and we're just ramping up.

00:21:10.820 That's right.

00:21:11.440 Tallarico is completely out of resources.

00:21:13.060 The Democrats cannot afford to come in and spend in a place like Texas.

00:21:16.380 I did see that they were spending in, like, Mississippi or something.

00:21:19.840 I think it's a minimal amount, and they're just trying to goat Republicans into coming in.

00:21:23.260 These are not real buys that they're actually making in these states, and so they're relying on the Tallarico campaign dollars.

00:21:28.480 One reason I was trying to argue for earlier spending with Tallarico is that he's largely unknown in the state,

00:21:33.180 And so it's better to get in early and define him because he has so many great ads that you could run against him, which we're now seeing the ads are very, very good against Tallarico.

00:21:41.120 But we, you know, voting is about to start.

00:21:42.840 And so there's a huge spending advantage there, though.

00:21:45.560 So I some of these ads, some of the great ads come from, I think, Elon's America PAC.

00:21:50.640 I mean, some of the ones that are that are quite accurate, but vicious.

00:21:54.720 Yeah, they finally got that.

00:21:55.720 Because, remember, Paxton started with over $200 million spent by the Cornyn campaign and Las Vidas and others to basically destroy not just Paxton but the MAGA movement, the grassroots movement.

00:22:08.300 Paxton's had to work himself through that.

00:22:10.420 Right.

00:22:10.740 But luckily it makes it very hard to run an attack against Paxton.

00:22:13.900 They've already been run.

00:22:15.120 Tallarico's running the ad about, oh, he stole a fountain pen 12 years ago.

00:22:19.080 I'm like, dear God.

00:22:19.620 They've run this ad against Ken Paxton every time he's ran.

00:22:22.180 And he has won statewide three times.

00:22:24.080 Never been defeated.

00:22:24.760 Never been defeated.

00:22:25.720 And Tallarico has won statewide zero times.

00:22:27.540 But this is why you're a huge advocate of primaries.

00:22:30.260 You think primaries get all the venom out, makes you tougher, makes you a better candidate.

00:22:34.880 And Paxton couldn't have gone through a tougher primary.

00:22:37.360 Correct.

00:22:37.680 And I think all the venom came out on Paxton.

00:22:39.680 And so now we've really just, it's all about defining Tallarico, which they're doing.

00:22:43.100 But this is what hurt Michael Watley.

00:22:44.800 Michael Watley, you know, Roy Cooper, people, I was listening to a lot of focus groups on

00:22:48.040 North Carolina.

00:22:48.840 They don't like Roy Cooper.

00:22:49.720 They're looking for any reason to vote against him, but they're not really hearing any.

00:22:54.080 And then they don't know Michael Watley. And that's what happens when you don't have a primary.

00:22:58.000 The you know, the base doesn't get to turn out and come and campaign for you and get to know you and see you.

00:23:02.720 And you don't have any name recognition. I think it's hurting the back as well.

00:23:05.840 It's hurting Houston, Ohio. It's hurting Ashley Henson to someone sitting in Iowa.

00:23:09.520 When you coronate folks, I think it just makes it it makes it a lot harder in the general.

00:23:13.600 And so before we go to break, let's focus on Texas and Florida. Let's do Texas.

00:23:18.220 You got a governor's race that's for somebody who doesn't have any name recognition. 1.00

00:23:22.720 And she's done a hell of a job. I mean, it's very tight with Abbott. Abbott's come out against the data center.

00:23:27.920 So he's on the right side of that equation now. How does that tie back in to the Senate race?

00:23:33.640 And because Abbott was they thought Abbott would win by 15 points like he normally does.

00:23:38.500 You know, Paxton and Abbott's polling is essentially the same.

00:23:41.460 Like it's it's which is why I don't necessarily buy that it's going to be that tight for Abbott or for Paxton.

00:23:46.640 I still feel very strongly that they are both going to win, you know, House.

00:23:50.320 But but the margin that they win will really affect the House races down ballot.

00:23:54.120 So that that is why we still have to be all all in on Texas and not to mention, I just think Paxton will be the best senator that we could possibly have.

00:24:02.600 And, you know, Texas is also the kind of the the the last place of free of all these companies and people leaving California.

00:24:08.940 They come to Texas. If we lose Texas, I mean, from a governor's standpoint, that is a real disaster for business and for a model of showing people this is the better way.

00:24:17.280 If you want a bit friendly business environment, come in here. And so, you know, I that's why I just I don't think that Texans will be that dumb. 0.99

00:24:25.000 I hope they won't be that dumb. I'm a Texan. But you've got Karl Rove, you know, saying the MAGA movement's full of Nazis. 1.00

00:24:31.840 You've got Cornyn that couldn't be more open that he's he's he's, you know, opposing Pax.

00:24:37.940 Right. How is that Bush Hunter going to impact this vote?

00:24:42.360 They always do this, and this is what drives me so crazy about the establishment,

00:24:46.120 is the left always is able to consolidate.

00:24:47.960 And even speaking for myself, I came on this show so many times hitting Mike Rogers

00:24:51.440 because he was not my cup of tea in a primary.

00:24:53.480 But again, I would walk over broken glass to go vote for Mike Rogers

00:24:56.840 if I lived in Michigan in a general election because I'm a team player.

00:24:59.860 The audience remembers you bit my head off on Susan Collins.

00:25:02.920 You said, hey, give it up.

00:25:04.080 It's a primary.

00:25:05.280 So you had your shot, Bannon.

00:25:07.080 Give it up. 1.00

00:25:07.800 She's running.

00:25:08.300 And then you have Karl Rove and Cornyn out here to basically campaigning for Tallarica.

00:25:12.400 I'm like, what are you guys doing?

00:25:14.300 And stop talking to me about character.

00:25:15.860 The character that matters to me is how they're going to vote.

00:25:18.820 I don't really care about people's personal lives.

00:25:20.820 Give me a break.

00:25:21.380 But like, you can't talk to me about character when you know James Tallarico is going to go in and advocate for late term abortions and these different things that Cornyn and Karl Rove claim to care about.

00:25:30.980 So like, Ken Paxson's family home life is so irrelevant to me.

00:25:34.100 And Tallarico's home life is irrelevant to me.

00:25:36.200 How they're going to vote on what affects my home life is relevant to me.

00:25:39.940 And you cannot make any credible argument that Tallarico will be a better vote for your home and family life and family values.

00:25:47.080 Who cares about their personal values on this?

00:25:49.940 And I could actually make a very strong argument that Ken Paxton has great personal values. 0.99

00:25:53.160 But I just I think it's an idiotic way to do politics. 0.99

00:25:56.220 And that is exactly why Karl Rove is pushing for it. 0.98

00:25:59.660 Um, before we leave Texas, the house raises, particularly in South Texas, Rio Grande Valley

00:26:05.220 that we had, you know, we worked for years to show that those guys are MAGA. And is it my

00:26:11.420 understanding from Steve Cortez is polling. It's really the economy that's got us in play down

00:26:15.660 there and the prices, not so much, uh, the, the deportations, et cetera. What is your sense of

00:26:21.480 Texas in these house races? I think that's right. I think that we, you know, you'd have to have like

00:26:25.820 a 20 to 30 point swing of Hispanics. I'm not really sure that that is going to happen going 0.99

00:26:29.960 from one way of supporting Trump and going the other way. But I don't think I think that they're

00:26:34.060 fine with the immigration. I don't think this is about deportations or others. We're talking about

00:26:37.500 people who are here legally so they can legally for generations. Yes. But they do very much care

00:26:41.960 about the economy. That really does affect them down there and being able to to work and have

00:26:47.000 good wages and not pay too high gas prices. And so for any defectors from the Hispanic community,

00:26:51.780 It's really going to be tied to that. It's not. And if it is tied to deportations, immigration policy.

00:26:56.480 Look, President Trump told us he was going to do this. He promised us the campaign trail.

00:27:00.020 He won because of it. And so if we were going to lose the midterms over that issue, I could sleep fine at night.

00:27:05.000 Talk to before we go to break the gap in Abbott's victory and Paxton's victory, how it affects the down ballot races, particularly in the House.

00:27:14.320 You know, in 2022, I would say only 6% of voters in 2022 voted for a House candidate that was different from the party of which they voted for president.

00:27:24.020 That is going to be the same here.

00:27:25.500 The real swing voters are the ones that cycle in and out of the electorate.

00:27:29.940 So the real swing voters here are three-time Trump voters who choose to stay home.

00:27:35.360 That is what we cannot have, and that is what is going to harm us in these House races.

00:27:39.820 That's the whole effort to get out the vote now.

00:27:41.660 100%.

00:27:42.500 People are not,

00:27:43.240 there's not this big flip

00:27:44.300 that's going to happen.

00:27:44.960 There's not these 20-point swings

00:27:46.260 that these pollsters are making up.

00:27:47.840 But staying home,

00:27:49.780 that is what will affect this.

00:27:51.200 This is why the grassroots

00:27:52.160 has got to answer

00:27:53.060 the clarion call now.

00:27:54.080 That's right.

00:27:54.680 Caroline Wren's in the house.

00:27:56.120 We're going to take

00:27:56.360 a short commercial break.

00:27:57.500 We'll return to the war room

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00:32:04.360 Okay, let's go to, by the way, all that's this afternoon.

00:32:06.780 Tomorrow, the new, I think, Assistant Secretary of the Treasury is going to be with us.

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00:32:49.540 Let's go to Florida.

00:32:52.560 Florida, you know, Byron Donalds, this race is a lot.

00:32:56.320 Jolly's an MSNBC Republican, right?

00:32:58.900 He's like Nicole Wallace and Tim Miller

00:33:01.980 and that whole crowd that you used to hang out with years ago

00:33:04.380 are all now over at MSNBC, right?

00:33:06.580 And David Jolly's just one of those.

00:33:08.540 this race a lot tighter than than we thought correct the polling is showing it tight we still

00:33:13.760 have a two million dollar voter registration advantage two million voters two million voters

00:33:17.560 yeah sorry i'm just talking this is this is scott presler and these two guys oh yeah it's been a

00:33:22.420 i mean it was basically tied when de santis uh won in 2018 so we've had a massive push a huge

00:33:28.260 you know in covid you had a ton of republicans moving down to the state as well so i feel better

00:33:32.700 about it but this is where i get frustrated with your um new best friend james fishback is that

00:33:37.920 I just feel we have a responsibility right now to be helping these candidates across the finish line.

00:33:42.980 And with someone like Fishback, you got 10 percent of the vote.

00:33:45.740 And you could be if you were crisscrossing Florida right now and convincing people to come home and vote for the ticket,

00:33:51.320 even though you could express your frustrations while doing it, people find that authentic.

00:33:55.100 But leading towards something constructive, you could have a real voice in that movement.

00:33:59.140 I think he's looking to endorse Byron. I think there I think he's trying to.

00:34:04.060 Well, we'll see. We'll see. That's what I would hope that he would.

00:34:06.200 But you're saying you need everybody to come together to make sure he's coming together.

00:34:10.400 And Byron is actually one of the friendliest guys I've ever met.

00:34:12.760 He doesn't hold grudges.

00:34:13.760 I'm sure Byron would welcome it.

00:34:15.120 But that is my frustration.

00:34:16.520 Anytime I see it, whether or not it's James Fishback or Karl Rove, it's like the primaries are over.

00:34:20.860 We have we need to win here.

00:34:22.480 You cannot make any argument to me.

00:34:23.920 The Democrat is going to govern the state better than a Byron Donalds.

00:34:28.020 And whether or not you disagree with Byron on Israel, who cares?

00:34:31.540 This is the governor of Florida.

00:34:32.780 We're not talking like I'm not so sure.

00:34:35.140 israel is even the biggest topic i still think it gets back to the uh to the big tech and the

00:34:39.320 data centers yeah but byron's actually been pretty good on this he's been adamant that he's pushing

00:34:43.580 it down to the local level and so the local level people would he's not calling for a ban he's not

00:34:49.060 as tough as desantis i don't think yeah we will see i mean i i will see when when he begins to

00:34:54.140 govern and so desantis you know has been very very tough on this issue but now we're entering a

00:34:58.260 different phase of it where you actually have to figure out a way to live live with it and have it

00:35:02.660 here but to also you know i don't want to say regulate it but to to manage it and i think byron

00:35:07.340 be strong with that but this is where fishback he could have a voice a seat at the table in that if

00:35:11.700 he were to play ball and so that's what i would really like to see him do uh by the way the

00:35:14.980 attorney general down there just filed a bunch of uh i think uh trs i'll get into it this afternoon

00:35:20.820 against some of the big tech companies that guy's been on fire i mean he's a he's a he's a warrior

00:35:25.240 when it comes to not just artificial intelligence but social media uh how's it the senate race

00:35:30.320 angie nixon not going to happen just too too too radical i think a lot of these governors and

00:35:35.980 senate races are pretty tied together we talked about this in texas you see it in florida i think

00:35:39.840 they're both going to lose but i don't think she's not having any type of like breakout moment from

00:35:44.260 what from what i can tell um nobody really knows her in the state she has no money and so uh i think

00:35:49.900 we'll be fine with both of those but it's similar in iowa where you have the uh democrat put up a

00:35:54.900 very strong candidate in iowa and so i think that's affecting ashley henson and the senate race in

00:36:00.160 Ohio. You've got Vivek and let's go back to Iowa because the Democrats smell a pickup there. Right.

00:36:06.540 And if they pick if they win North Carolina, if they if they somehow pick off Husted in in Ohio,

00:36:14.760 Iowa could be the could be a nightmare for us. Right. I think so. But I think the money is

00:36:20.160 actually going to Alaska before it goes to Iowa. And so I think they see that as a more winnable

00:36:23.960 race for them. But right now, you know, we have 53 Republicans. They need to pick up four. And,

00:36:28.420 you know, North Carolina, Trump won three times, but by a tighter margin, that one seems pretty

00:36:32.860 difficult right now. Maine, I mean, Susan Collins really is the unicorn there. But then you go into

00:36:37.020 four states where Trump won three times by 10 points or more. That's Ohio, Alaska, Iowa, and

00:36:42.020 Texas. It is very, you know, hard, I think, to have that massive of a swing. So we do have this

00:36:48.500 wall there, I think. But if you penetrate that wall, the question is, do all four of those that

00:36:52.940 I just mentioned, I see them all going together. Like, either they all flip blue or they all remain

00:36:58.000 red. If they all remain red, then it doesn't even matter if we were to lose North Carolina and Maine,

00:37:02.080 then we can still hold the majority here. And so the question is, do we hold on to, you know,

00:37:07.600 four of six or do we lose six of six? What would you be looking for if you're saying, hey, and by

00:37:11.780 the way, the first week of October to the 10th and 15th of October, that's where you see if you're

00:37:16.720 going to have a waiver or not, right? That's where if independents say they're going to come out and

00:37:20.100 vote and they cut a certain way. You know, I think back to when I was doing Carrie Lakes races

00:37:25.180 or these other ones, you get very scared in these first couple weeks of October because they start

00:37:28.640 showing the party breakdown of mail-in ballots and saying, oh my God, the Democrats are way

00:37:32.320 ahead right now in this race. But you have to remember that Democrats vote by mail more than

00:37:37.200 Republicans do. And so those on election day are typically made up. But it's a scary time during

00:37:43.200 those first couple weeks of October because those initial returns are going blue. And we're already

00:37:47.280 seeing that as some of these states that have very early voting that have started, you're seeing

00:37:50.700 those numbers i tell people calm down you know but wait until the second half of october and you

00:37:56.080 can really have a better understanding of those numbers like in virginia some places like that

00:38:00.160 people are already hitting the panic button right um so it talked to us about uh potential pickups

00:38:06.380 we've got we got a potential pickup in new hampshire particular pickup in in michigan

00:38:11.940 at the top list maybe even minnesota there are four potential pickups that's michigan is what

00:38:17.140 i would rank as the highest new hampshire then you have georgia and minnesota um right now with

00:38:22.580 michigan you know i i think michigan will go the way of the four states i told you ohio alaska

00:38:27.880 iowa and texas and so if we are able to hold you know five of those six seats i think michigan

00:38:34.520 will be pulled over with it um what is kind of you know if the wave is really huge i don't really

00:38:40.540 think there's anything mike rogers can do to overcome that and saeed will get in which is

00:38:45.720 horrifying. He would be a terrifying member of the U.S. Senate. And New Hampshire, as we mentioned

00:38:51.780 earlier about this tie between governor's races and Senate races, this is a state that could

00:38:55.880 really benefit Sununu with that. You have Kelly Ayotte running an incredibly strong governor's

00:39:01.720 race, and polls have her up between 10 to 18 points. And right now in this environment,

00:39:06.900 that's pretty incredible. And so if she is really able to drive turnout and split ticket voting is

00:39:12.780 really not that much of a thing it is a little bit and sununa is a house brand there yeah absolutely

00:39:18.580 most people don't know the difference between you know the governor or his brother like you

00:39:22.440 just see the last name and go but then the same way you're voting still still think they're voting

00:39:26.260 for the father yeah um do you think the democrats um regret not running a stronger candidate in the

00:39:32.560 governor's race that they would think that a would be so far i mean 10 or 15 point lead

00:39:36.700 that's going to that's going to draft over maybe even to a house race right down ticket

00:39:41.100 Yeah, I think they absolutely do regret that because now if there is some big wave, really, she's pulling outside of any type of wave and they didn't put up any type of real candidate or any money there.

00:39:51.160 And so she's going to be OK. But really, they'll really regret it is if we pick up that Senate seat as a result of her pulling him across.

00:39:58.460 And so that that is something that I think could happen in New Hampshire.

00:40:03.060 And I don't I don't actually consider that as tied to those other hold races that we were talking about.

00:40:07.620 New Hampshire is a strange state, similar to how Maine is a strange state.

00:40:11.520 And it is very difficult to pull.

00:40:13.840 If you remember in Colin's race, she was down by 10 points or more in every single poll and then won by 12.

00:40:19.080 And in New Hampshire, it's very tough to pull as well.

00:40:22.060 And so those are two states definitely to keep an eye out.

00:40:24.520 Then you go to Georgia.

00:40:25.960 Well, hang on. Let's go back to Maine for a second before you go to Georgia, because I think Ossoff is going to have a blowout here.

00:40:32.620 But let's let's go to Maine for a second.

00:40:34.140 is the replacement candidate who is pretty well-known in Maine,

00:40:38.660 not huge name recognition, he's been around forever.

00:40:41.260 Because I watch these videos, pretty unimpressive, I think, on the campaign trail.

00:40:45.300 He's not particular articulate, certainly not the previous guy as a fire-breathing populist

00:40:51.020 that had no government, no baggage in government, right?

00:40:54.180 He's been part of the system.

00:40:56.160 I'm not blown away by this guy.

00:40:58.220 Is Collins going to be able to hold out here?

00:41:00.000 Because they've put a tremendous amount of focus on this.

00:41:02.580 You know, I've been watching some of his interviews recently and I agree with you. He's extremely unimpressive. He doesn't have some like long, you know, name ID and history with the state. He's been in the legislature, but he's not like super well known to people, whereas Collins is.

00:41:17.440 And so, you know, I always I think she's going to end up holding holding on.

00:41:21.840 She is a unicorn. Truly. She's the only Republican senator left in the 19 states that Trump lost all three times.

00:41:29.100 And so she consistently outperforms. But, you know, it may be that the magic sauce, though, to be a Collins in this environment is just a totally generic name.

00:41:40.600 Right. And who has. But I don't want to say no baggage. She married his cousin.

00:41:44.260 And so what's what are the do you get a sense that the Democrats are putting resources?

00:41:50.360 Because right now they're going to put resources where they think they can expand the map and pick up a win.

00:41:55.520 You're saying it's going more to Alaska than than to Maine.

00:41:59.700 No, they're spending in Maine, too, because these are cheaper states.

00:42:02.480 So they have to go with the cheaper states right now.

00:42:04.580 They can't afford to be spending in like Florida's and Texas.

00:42:07.160 Michigan is an unbelievably expensive state as well.

00:42:09.740 Alaska is very inexpensive and very few people there.

00:42:14.360 The media market is very small, so that's why you don't have to go and, you know, buy on all parts of the state.

00:42:21.120 There's really just one.

00:42:21.780 Did their gimmick, did the gimmick in Alaska to have the Dan Sullivan Jr., is that going to work?

00:42:27.840 I see where he's polling, and it's tough to poll up there, but I see he's polling 2% or 3%.

00:42:31.460 Yeah, because if he gets 2%, that's very scary territory.

00:42:36.340 So did the gimmick work?

00:42:37.340 we will see um you know the day after the election however it's um there's a reason why everyone's

00:42:43.020 you know screaming about it trying to get this guy off the ticket he was clearly a plant by the

00:42:46.580 democrats going recruit it was a smart play yeah um i've been saying i don't understand why dan

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00:42:56.100 would say senator dan sullivan i've been so dan sullivan's came in if you're listening to me

00:43:00.640 please do that if you really want to he's known as not a guy that spends a lot of time out

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00:43:35.700 But she won't even do an interview with any outlet outside of the state. 0.99

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00:46:08.200 Caroline, we're getting great feedback on, and it's not, you're not giving hopium.

00:46:13.400 The point we're trying to make here in the next four or five weeks is that this is all within our realm of decision-making and activism that the human agency that we pride ourselves in the war room with the war on posse and the MAGA grassroots base, this is a clearing call.

00:46:34.400 We realize everybody's not happy. Things are not perfect. It also is not about that. It's about victory. There's no substitute for victory.

00:46:44.060 As General McArthur, I think, told us that, no substitute for victory.

00:46:48.300 So we've got some tough races.

00:46:50.480 Talk to me about Georgia, but then I want you to go back in the time we've got

00:46:53.160 and talk about this map in the Midwest and things and why we need people to get to the ramparts.

00:46:58.060 Ma'am.

00:46:59.580 Georgia and North Carolina are looking tough for us polling-wise.

00:47:02.580 John Ossoff is the best funded of all the Democrat candidates.

00:47:06.840 He's also probably the most talented, I would say, of the Democratic field.

00:47:10.280 And so Mike Collins had an unbelievably difficult primary to go through.

00:47:15.040 I'm a huge fan of his.

00:47:16.020 He was my pick of who I wanted to win in that race.

00:47:18.220 But just looking at it realistically, it is a tough one.

00:47:21.820 But there are congressional seats that really matter there.

00:47:24.480 So it is going to really, really matter that he performs strong.

00:47:27.600 And it turns out whether or not it is winnable, I am not sure.

00:47:30.760 In Carolina and Georgia, they're both the same.

00:47:32.800 The tightness in those races will make the down ticket house races.

00:47:35.960 And we've got a couple we've got a couple that are issues in North Carolina and a couple in Georgia. Right.

00:47:41.920 That is right. But in Georgia, you do have a governor's race as well. 0.74

00:47:45.080 And so that is what is interesting. You have Rick Jackson putting in at least one hundred million dollars of his own money.

00:47:50.140 But why this is important is the Democrats shiny object of who they want to run for president is John Ossoff.

00:47:54.940 Now, if Rick Jackson is able to win the governor's race, even if if John Ossoff wins, then if he decides to run for president,

00:48:03.060 then the governor of georgia gets to pick his replacement so he will not be able to run for

00:48:07.180 president there's no way the national democratic party will allow him to abandon that seat and

00:48:10.800 have it replaced by a republican and so that's the majority if they're in the i think even if

00:48:15.720 if they're in the minority you would give up a c i wouldn't i would say absolutely not i'm sorry

00:48:20.080 like but you're we're not going to go down another seat you're tough he's their golden boy yeah it's

00:48:24.960 their golden boy and also i mean i don't i don't i don't care if you were down six seats like the

00:48:29.480 idea of flipping a senate seat to a democrat just so you he's young enough he can wait for another

00:48:34.960 turn so so no i don't think he'd be able to do it and what about south carolina some of these places

00:48:40.580 mississippi we never thought in a million years you'd have to spend time and money right well in

00:48:45.220 south carolina with lindsey graham in 2020 they tried to convince us that this was the most

00:48:48.800 competitive race and remember they poured a hundred million dollars into lindsey graham's

00:48:52.920 opponent opponent jamie harrison who got i think ended up losing by 12 so south carolina to me i'm

00:48:57.740 not as panic. They're all it's the same thing where they're showing these tight poles. But I

00:49:01.440 like it's Groundhog's Day for me. I'm like, this is, you know, South Carolina is a ruby red state.

00:49:05.880 If we do end up, you know, somehow losing South Carolina, I think before that would be probably

00:49:11.520 Kansas and Nebraska. I'm more worried about those than I would say South Carolina. And when I say

00:49:16.020 worried, I mean, in a extreme wave scenario, I think that the Midwest is the hardest place for

00:49:21.300 us right now. And it's not necessarily a knock on Wicker or the Midwest and also the Plains. I

00:49:26.520 I mean, Kansas, you have Nebraska that you guys are, you know, the Rickards is back there running a hard race.

00:49:32.480 Marshall's all over this.

00:49:34.480 Iowa, those three.

00:49:35.680 How worried are you?

00:49:36.860 And how do we tell, what's the indicators to you that we could be looking at a sweep?

00:49:43.940 Well, in the Midwest, I mean, it's really going to be diesel prices.

00:49:46.660 And just the time, if diesel prices are high enough and farmers are that upset, then the question, would they turn out and do a protest?

00:49:54.640 I think you would have to actually have Republicans who voted for Trump flip and go out and vote for the Democrat.

00:50:00.380 It's not enough. There's too big of an advantage to it just being, OK, some Republicans are frustrated and staying home.

00:50:06.380 So that is a big. You're saying not just to stay home.

00:50:09.840 This is where they have to actually go out and vote for a Democrat.

00:50:12.300 Yeah, you have to actually. And it would be a protest. 0.60

00:50:14.820 There are some people that are that upset with things, but it's about scale.

00:50:19.320 Yeah. And also, it's you have to remind them of like it is insane to think that things are going to be any better with a Democrat Senate in the majority.

00:50:27.220 And again, looking at someone like Tallarico, who spent his entire career working against fossil fuels.

00:50:31.380 So what you're going to you're going to turn out and vote for the party that is literally lectured us and tried to move us away from fossil fuels, not to mention, you know, the party of Bill Gates, who told us to all switch to synthetic meat.

00:50:41.680 So the idea that you're going to come and say, I'm so mad at Trump over diesel prices that I'm now going to vote for this party that has worked every single day against your industry is nuts.

00:50:53.820 But I do think some of these people need to be reminded about that, and that's where our focus should be in states such as Texas, Kansas, Nebraska, and Iowa.

00:51:00.020 Okay, I'm going to bug you next week late, particularly if you're in town, to come back here and we'll do an update.

00:51:05.500 You laid down your marker and now we'll and we'll do an update a week from now, because this is this is the time when you particularly if it's going to be a wave, you'll start to feel it.

00:51:16.240 Right.

00:51:16.400 But even Cook says it's red undertow.

00:51:18.560 It doesn't like a wave or tsunami.

00:51:20.040 But audience, you have full absolute control.

00:51:24.260 Remember, you're the most important and powerful political movement in modern American history.

00:51:30.720 You have done great things.

00:51:32.720 2016, the 2020 election that we won, by the way, plus all those house seats we took.

00:51:39.520 2022, where we flipped the house and then removed the Speaker of the House, the only time

00:51:44.720 in American history. And of course, the greatest comeback in history, 2024. So we have our work.

00:51:50.920 I understand there's, you know, some people are not happy, but as they used to say in Nelson's

00:51:56.040 Navy, we need them sullen, not mutinous. Okay, folks, everybody to the ramparts.

00:52:02.480 Charlie Kirk's show is next.

00:52:03.960 We talked to Charlie Kirk, Andrew Colvett, and Blake,

00:52:08.440 as we've done every day for the last, I don't know, five years.

00:52:11.020 Jack Posobiec at two.

00:52:12.960 We're going to be back here tonight after Steve Gruber, Eric Bolling.

00:52:16.620 I made you a handover of Bolling.

00:52:18.180 We're going to be live.

00:52:18.860 We have Alternative for Deutschland. 0.66

00:52:20.160 They're going to teach us how they just did it in these stunning upsets in Germany. 0.55

00:52:24.820 They're in town.

00:52:25.620 We'll break down all the capital markets around artificial intelligence

00:52:29.980 and making sure they don't lay off the liabilities on the American people.

00:52:35.040 Wren, where do people go?

00:52:36.220 Particularly your Twitter feed comes a little hot and spicy.

00:52:39.100 Where do they go for you?

00:52:40.360 Sure, it's at Caroline Wren on XTruthSocial, Getter, and Instagram.

00:52:45.020 Okay, perfect.

00:52:45.580 Thank you for doing this.

00:52:46.440 Okay.

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00:52:58.620 You can see everything the president's doing, everything that's going over at Treasury, at the Mellon Auditorium, and the big announcements today back at the Oval.

00:53:08.020 Later, we're going to do Maha, Neil McCabe's over there.

00:53:11.000 All of it this afternoon, back here at 5 o'clock to 7.

00:53:14.760 See you then.

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Bannon's War Room - September 29, 2026

Episode 5698： Battleground States And What Is At Play In November

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