Bannon's War Room - Episode 5700： RAV Launches New Show On Lawfare With Ed Martin

00:00:00.000 dream of a dying regime pray for our enemies because we're going medieval on these people

00:00:07.840 here's not got a free shot all these networks lying about the people the people have had a

00:00:13.040 belly full of it i know you don't like hearing that i know you try to do everything in the world

00:00:16.800 to stop that but you're not going to stop it it's going to happen and where do people like that go

00:00:20.960 to share the big line mega media i wish in my soul i wish that any of these people had a conscience

00:00:29.680 ask yourself what is my task and what is my purpose if that answer is to save my country

00:00:36.640 this country will be saved war room here's your host stephen k bann

00:00:47.120 wednesday 30 september in the year of our lord 2026. welcome to the war room uh today uh we're

00:00:54.240 We're going to have, we've got David Zervos, the new senior hire in the Treasury Department,

00:01:00.700 reporting directly to Secretary of Treasury Scott Besson.

00:01:03.700 It's his first day on the job.

00:01:05.940 As soon as we get him in the White House compound, he's over at the White House.

00:01:08.540 We're going to get him down to Pebble Beach.

00:01:10.600 Also later, Peter Navarro will be joining us from Pebble Beach at the White House with a live report.

00:01:16.820 walking through the numbers on this steel mill

00:01:19.840 or the steel facility in Iowa.

00:01:24.560 We'll get to all that.

00:01:26.000 Some pollings come out overnight.

00:01:27.640 Paxton, you know, depending on, it's kind of an internal poll,

00:01:31.000 but it looks like even to up three in Texas.

00:01:35.540 Some good polling out of Minnesota.

00:01:38.240 I don't know, good polling out of Maine, New Hampshire.

00:01:42.620 This thing is in play.

00:01:44.280 Don't fall for the PSYOP that it's over.

00:01:46.280 It's far from over. Everything is within your hands.

00:01:48.680 Steve Stern is going to join us, one of the great leaders of the grassroots movements.

00:01:52.820 We're going to have grassroots leaders on every day on the show.

00:01:55.680 President Trump's announced 32 days he's going to.

00:02:00.260 President Trump is going to campaign 32 straight days.

00:02:03.720 So he's going to be on the road every day.

00:02:05.500 So we'll be following that, obviously, pretty intensely.

00:02:08.600 I want to talk about let's cut to the signal, not the noise.

00:02:12.980 the situation with artificial intelligence which obviously is driving a new industrial revolution

00:02:20.620 is obviously quite important it's got amazing upside what we have to make sure that we're doing

00:02:26.620 is not um falling into the trap of supporting just individual companies that eventually are going to

00:02:35.780 need massive financial help from the american people and american citizens where the american

00:02:41.940 citizens don't participate really in the upside uh to wit and and this is what's come out and i

00:02:47.820 think this is important for the anthropic ceo and who is no favorite at the pentagon or the white

00:02:53.320 house had a dinner at 10 o'clock when president trump got back the other night it was a lengthy

00:02:57.800 dinner and i think you can say the reason is is that they filed initial public offering uh initial

00:03:04.300 public offering uh yesterday uh at least the documents called an s1 and if you watch the

00:03:11.640 reason you watch the war room you want to be ahead of the curve you don't want to be chasing 0.55

00:03:14.720 news like all this crap they put up on fox all the republican party talking points you want to

00:03:18.660 get and get it early i said when we had the big blow up the previous week and weekend the most 0.86

00:03:26.160 important thing that had happened was the pulling of the initial public offering uh from um uh from

00:03:34.140 Sam Altman's company, OpenAI, that it was pulled by the underwriters. The reason it was pulled

00:03:40.220 was because of this exposure where people in his chain of command did not come to him or did come

00:03:48.920 to him and they thwarted it. And so these young people actually went out and talked about the risk

00:03:53.300 of artificial intelligence. Those risks are very real. Everybody knows they're real. And here's

00:03:59.820 we know they're real because people are now trying to figure out this whole issue of liabilities

00:04:06.300 why is that there is a massive capital need for the whole ecosystem of artificial intelligence

00:04:19.420 whether it's actually the companies themselves to build the models whether it's the capital

00:04:23.340 expenditure for data centers for cloud competing all of that and somebody has to figure out how

00:04:29.740 how that is done and how those liabilities are not just simply laid off on the American citizen,

00:04:36.100 the American taxpayer. People make an average $42,000 a year or $52,000 a year.

00:04:41.560 A family is making, I don't know, $62,000, $72,000 a year. A family of four, how that's not laid off on you.

00:04:49.480 This has to be thought through. Now, Anthropic then filed basically 10 days later,

00:04:54.560 nine days later their initial public offering in the initial public offering and this is not

00:05:01.240 steve bannon because i'm far from a doomer on this but i'm a realist

00:05:04.900 i'm a realist and we've been a realist on here why do you think i brought joe allen in here

00:05:10.180 five years ago who else did that nobody actually i was talking about transhumanism and think in

00:05:17.000 And that topic, the singularity, back as early as 2017,

00:05:22.540 in fact, the New York Times had a profile on me

00:05:25.500 when I was a filmmaker.

00:05:27.120 When I put out the Reagan film, In the Face of Evil,

00:05:30.000 my next film was called, wait for it, The Singularity.

00:05:32.480 Now, I never pulled the financing together for it,

00:05:35.680 but I had Steve McAveety, who was the producer

00:05:37.800 of The Passion of Christ, working with me on it,

00:05:39.760 and it was about that topic at the time.

00:05:41.440 Why is that?

00:05:42.020 Because I realized that this is the next big evolution

00:05:44.400 in mankind.

00:05:47.000 This is why we got Joe Allen, and Joe Allen's done a superb job.

00:05:50.680 Joe Allen not only knows this topic, Cole, he knows the ethics to it,

00:05:55.860 but he also knows the technology.

00:05:57.840 And what do we do for two years?

00:05:59.100 Joe's worked for us, I think, about five.

00:06:01.480 For two years, we just sent Joe on the road around to every little hamlet in the country,

00:06:06.340 every little church in the country, into all the big conferences so he could see all the tech bros.

00:06:10.920 the only thing he he was he was the only time he ever got blocked was Peter Thiel's guys would not

00:06:18.680 let him in to hear this nonsense Peter Thiel oh the antichrist and the antichrist is really somebody

00:06:24.480 trying to govern artificial intelligence or everything they're doing on surveillance state

00:06:29.000 which Peter Thiel who's now decamped to Argentina right to Argentina to Patagonia down there and

00:06:36.720 building their own, just like they talk about, these network systems that are not actually

00:06:41.940 constitutional republics. But as adults and as a country, we have to get our arms around

00:06:49.640 exactly what we're doing. I have said now for over a year, year and a half, that this

00:06:57.200 is the single biggest bet economically the nation, this nation, has ever made. We have

00:07:05.180 a highly leveraged bet on top of another highly leveraged bet the highly leveraged bet the first

00:07:12.480 bet the the predicate is a government uh that uh that and president trump's tried to reel in

00:07:20.800 spending he had another decision the other day is being rejected out of hand but that is currently

00:07:26.700 and you have to face the reality of it is running at two trillion dollar deficits

00:07:30.440 on top of $40 trillion of the face amount of our debt.

00:07:35.680 Doesn't include contingent liabilities back to the U.S. dollar.

00:07:41.040 This is why we did the entire series for you

00:07:45.700 so that you could understand how the dollar underpins the entire system.

00:07:54.920 If you look at the contingent liabilities, the net present value of that,

00:08:00.300 I don't know. It could be anywhere between 80-tree and 200-tree, depending on what your discount rates are, your assumptions.

00:08:11.140 On top of that, this bet on artificial intelligence is an enormous bet.

00:08:19.420 It could have tremendous upsides.

00:08:21.240 But when Anthropic, and this is a called shot, I said it to Bernie Sanders' speech the other day,

00:08:26.480 When all the Milton Friedman guys on the right, oh, my gosh, this is all fake.

00:08:31.160 This is all a hoax. It's a hoax.

00:08:33.460 You people don't understand anything about capital markets, nothing about money.

00:08:37.000 All these spokesmen on the right chirping away, just trending on news.

00:08:43.560 The Anthropic S1, which is the underwriting document that is really where investors, particularly your pension fund money.

00:08:52.620 Remember, it's the pension funds. It's your cash.

00:08:56.480 It's the pension funds of the teachers and the firemen and the cops and average Americans that go in to make these IPOs and to really drive the stock market.

00:09:09.060 Yes, you have tons of individual investors, high net worth investors, everybody from day traders to bucket shops to the wealthiest people in the world.

00:09:17.180 But the power of American capital markets is institutional cash.

00:09:22.040 that institution cash is comes from average americans everyday americans and the fiduciaries

00:09:30.540 are the money managers that handle this you know when calpers sits there and farms it out the

00:09:37.340 oregon pension fund has such a great track record when they farm it out to money managers

00:09:41.100 the scott bessons of the world when scott was in the business and many others

00:09:45.200 they have a fiduciary responsibility one third of the document is a risk is risk factors you

00:09:52.760 know what the risk factors are and i quote the financial times of london anthropic ipo filing

00:09:59.780 reveals cost and outlines existential risk to humanity so for all the people on the right 0.94

00:10:05.420 that are skipping around oh this is a sign up this is a sign suck on this you have no earthy 0.95

00:10:10.280 idea what you're talking about and when you don't have any idea what you're talking about you should 1.00

00:10:14.740 shut the F up and shut up and learn something. This is incredibly dangerous. Now, what happens 0.99

00:10:25.240 in a situation like this? You have risk mitigation. Our forefathers had a technology derived from

00:10:34.160 advanced physics and mathematics in the 1930s and then manifested in actual weapons, not energy

00:10:44.160 production weapons that ended world war ii the second world war in the pacific and a couple of

00:10:50.760 big hits on um on hiroshima and nagasaki and shocked guys like curtis lemay and the people

00:11:01.360 have been firebombing tokyo and other industrial cities for months in japan and it and it and it

00:11:09.140 stopped a four-million-man invasion of the home islands of Japan

00:11:14.680 and saved the lives of one million,

00:11:19.260 which was the forecast, one million U.S. servicemen.

00:11:24.740 Our forefathers in that era realized they had something that,

00:11:28.580 wow, this could be the existential threat to mankind.

00:11:33.440 What did they do?

00:11:35.080 They treated it like it should have been treated.

00:11:37.820 they set up the atomic energy commission they had they were very prudent about this they had

00:11:43.600 a lot of secrecy around these weapons when these secrets were stolen and given to our mortal 0.53

00:11:50.100 enemies at the time the bolsheviks the soviet union the people that did that went to the

00:11:55.800 electric chair and were killed by the state including a woman but you had people arise

00:12:04.500 from that era like Admiral Hyman Rickover and with Michael Pack I did a film on Admiral Rickover

00:12:11.420 a couple of years ago one of these documentaries where you really have you really have actors

00:12:17.660 play the parts and the reason is they had done a poll and very few a very low percentage of

00:12:23.320 Americans knew who Hyman Rickover was and Hyman Rickover is one of the great patriots

00:12:28.760 patriots of the 20th century. Why? He understood early on

00:12:33.660 from the Naval Academy that nuclear power

00:12:37.680 was going to be very important. The Naval Academy was a little early, but he came

00:12:41.620 from the Naval Academy. He understood because he was an engineer. He was not a line surface

00:12:45.520 warfare officer or submariner. But he built a

00:12:49.480 system around nuclear power

00:12:53.200 and nuclear weapons that has been

00:12:57.440 unparalleled to today for our United States Navy my point adults stepped in and made sure people

00:13:07.840 like Oppenheimer who was not an adult Oppenheimer was quite a dangerous individual he was brilliant

00:13:16.480 as many of those Niels Bohr and many of those uh physicists were quite brilliant

00:13:24.240 but you had people like herman kahn and you had people like henry kissinger and you had people

00:13:30.240 like graham allison you had all these people out there these nuclear strategists they were also

00:13:35.560 quite dangerous herman kahn was all about you know offensive use of nuclear weapons

00:13:42.020 you had a whole ecosystem of thinkers and uh and executives and government officials that came

00:13:49.300 around to harness nuclear power and to harness nuclear weapons in our defense

00:13:56.440 in a pretty unparalleled track record.

00:14:02.080 One third of the document that is supposed to get the fiduciaries that manage your money,

00:14:09.320 your money, the working class and middle class in this nation, one third is a risk factor

00:14:15.520 to tell you how dangerous. 0.93

00:14:17.500 Now, what they're trying to do is get very sophisticated on how to lay off the liabilities here.

00:14:24.080 And we have to get down and get into exactly what is the bet the country's making.

00:14:29.340 And we have to have an adult conversation about that bet, about what's the use of proceeds, how much cash is going into this, and what kind of government guarantees are they looking for?

00:14:40.920 Because trust me already, you look at Oracle, you look at these other companies, they're going to come looking for Uncle Sugar to bail them out.

00:14:49.840 Short break.

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00:17:14.180 I love this so much.

00:17:15.760 It's just incredible.

00:17:17.160 In fact, we'll be able to announce it later this week,

00:17:20.420 but we had a legacy media, one of the biggest.

00:17:23.760 In fact, I think the most revered historically here in the war room yesterday and actually went through and filmed the entire show.

00:17:34.620 And they'll be coming out this weekend and we'll talk about it, I think, when they announce it on Thursday or Friday.

00:17:39.480 But I'm proud to say, Parker, they were absolutely blown away.

00:17:42.960 and one of these veterans who will be announced later in the week that did the interview with me

00:17:48.520 afterwards has been in the legacy media for 50 or 60 years and one of the biggest names in the

00:17:56.540 legacy media they were blown away by yesterday's broadcast the ability to go to go to treasury

00:18:02.680 to the melon auditorium and then to cut back and to go to maha and then to cut back and

00:18:07.500 and have Caroline Wren and DeGrasse come in and give very sophisticated reports.

00:18:13.640 And then we told them about the pool feed, which they, quite frankly, didn't even understand.

00:18:17.400 I mean, they didn't understand how it had switched over.

00:18:20.280 The legacy media has just been asleep.

00:18:22.220 And because of advances in technology and advances in understanding distribution, particularly streaming,

00:18:27.480 this is why we went with Real America's Voice, I think, at the end of the first week of War Room back in 2019.

00:18:33.740 But Rob, Sid came to me and Rob had done, as you remember, Parker, you were just a grundoon then.

00:18:39.480 We had done these big conferences we had when Candace Owens showed up and Don Jr.

00:18:43.560 We did these conferences in these tents next to the wall in El Paso, Texas.

00:18:48.580 It was 110 and 115 degrees.

00:18:51.400 We did them in the summer after the wall was finished.

00:18:54.040 And Real America's Voice was just tiny then.

00:18:56.800 You guys did an incredible job and you came to us in 2019.

00:18:59.520 After one week, your dad says, hey, we'd love to pick the show up and start streaming.

00:19:03.560 I said, hell yeah, let's do it. The understanding of distribution through streaming and other

00:19:08.820 methodologies, the understanding of advanced technology and what works today, that the

00:19:14.900 the the requirement to have tens of millions of dollars of infrastructure is no longer.

00:19:22.300 That's the thing of the past. The legacy media are really dinosaurs and they produce their

00:19:27.200 news like dinosaurs. That's where their content is so boring. And this is why we're so cutting

00:19:32.900 edge. And so talk to us. We've taken it one stage. People are raving. I've gotten a lot of people to

00:19:38.180 go sign up for the pool notes. They're raving about it. They said, why didn't nobody think

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00:19:53.400 And individual media, like the Nick Sorters of the world, can jump all over this. I mean,

00:19:57.420 you could build your own business, have your own following off of what Rav is putting up there

00:20:03.300 as a service to the country. Parker Sigg, thoughts and observations, sir?

00:20:09.700 Yeah, no, absolutely, Steve. You're 100% correct. It's almost been built in a way sort of like a

00:20:16.320 social media infrastructure where people are on there, they're able to like the content,

00:20:21.360 They're seeing it come up 24-7.

00:20:24.060 It's a lot of information that we're actually passing through there, information that was not previously available to the general public.

00:20:32.740 And so we're so excited about being able to do that.

00:20:35.400 And when you talk about the technology and the capabilities, you're absolutely right.

00:20:41.760 I remember back when we picked up the war room and at a CPAC, we'd have a card table in the back of the room.

00:20:47.960 And now you look at us now with massive stages and video walls, and there's been a lot of growth in, frankly, a little amount of time.

00:20:57.120 And this is just what we've done since day one.

00:21:00.200 Like I've mentioned before, we've been in this business for three decades outside of the political space.

00:21:07.120 When you look at what we did with Weather Nation, you know, Weather Nation was set up from scratch in 90 days to go be a competitor against the Weather Channel in 90 days.

00:21:18.380 And by the time we were done getting through that build and putting that all up, we knocked half a billion dollars out of the market cap of the Weather Channel.

00:21:26.500 So this is what we cut our teeth on.

00:21:28.160 This is not new to us.

00:21:30.260 This is just how we operate.

00:21:32.480 We go above and beyond and we get the job done.

00:21:34.820 And like you said, the technology in a world that's getting smaller and smaller because of technology, we've been able to find out a way to capitalize on that and excel where you don't need to go put tens of billions of dollars into a studio as long as you have the right people and the right software to be able to grow and build and execute.

00:21:58.400 And that goes back to, again, you know, most of our audience isn't aware of this. Our entire infrastructure, our backbone actually runs off of a proprietary system that we've built and developed and maintain and run and operate.

00:22:11.620 That's a huge component as to why we're able to do what we do at the speed that we do. It's all in-house. Everything we do is in-house.

00:22:19.680 And I think that speaks volumes to who we are as individuals, our business sense, and our capabilities in the long term.

00:22:28.400 we've got um and so we're also doing we can go to announce we're going to be the we're going to be

00:22:34.940 the pool feed talk to us about what we're going to be doing over the next couple of days

00:22:37.880 no absolutely steve so so you know big announcement here this morning we are officially going to be

00:22:44.980 the pool feed on and this is exciting because this is what i would consider the first real

00:22:50.700 midterm push with the president uh tomorrow right so they've actually announced these these two

00:22:57.020 events. One is in Denton, Texas. The other is in Durant, Oklahoma. And those are labeled as

00:23:03.500 midterm rallies. So, you know, we're geared up for a big, long push over the next month or so

00:23:10.080 as we go through the midterms. And we're excited to do that. So tomorrow, we will actually be

00:23:16.200 deploying our team on the plane with the president to both locations tomorrow. The Denton, Texas

00:23:24.080 event is the president is supposed to speak at about 4 p.m. Eastern. Durant, Oklahoma is 7 p.m.

00:23:30.280 Eastern. We will have our camera operator, our audio engineer, our talent, which will be Taylor

00:23:37.080 out there on the ground with the president throughout the day, providing live updates,

00:23:41.940 behind the scenes footage, all of the stuff that we've been doing for the past week, week and a

00:23:47.180 half to the general public. We're going to continue to do that tomorrow. And I'm not going

00:23:52.680 to say i know this is a definite but you know if you go back and if you look at the guidance that

00:23:57.860 was released at the beginning of the week for the layout of this week's coverage from the media

00:24:02.780 i do find it a little interesting that cnn was actually listed as the pool for tomorrow so i

00:24:11.340 can't say for certain but there's probably a world or we're going to see some headlines saying cnn

00:24:16.640 was blocked again replaced by real america's voice again and that's exciting that's just

00:24:23.140 extremely exciting to us we're we're so happy to be able to step up and take charge there

00:24:27.520 and really dismantle this legacy media cartel from the inside out

00:24:33.500 you're still look the president has announced 32 days he's going to do you know 32 in a wake up he

00:24:41.800 He says he's going to campaign every day.

00:24:44.440 You have Frank Luntz, and I'm no Frank Luntz fan,

00:24:48.620 but Frank Luntz agrees with our theory of the case.

00:24:51.340 If the MAGA base turns out, we hold serve here.

00:24:57.460 You're seeing tightening polls.

00:24:59.340 Citizens Free Press has up right now a poll.

00:25:03.720 That's an internal poll, but it's from a very legitimate organization.

00:25:07.360 It shows Paxson up a couple of three in Texas.

00:25:11.800 There are polls out that show a dead heat in Minnesota.

00:25:14.620 There's polls that show this thing in Maine is very tight, in Michigan, very tight.

00:25:21.080 You've got, obviously, issues in Kansas and Nebraska, other places, Iowa.

00:25:25.580 But this is all going to be determined in the next 30 days.

00:25:29.940 What the White House needs, the country needs, is an organization that's not going to give you a lot of gruff, right?

00:25:37.380 If it's going to provide a poll feed, the American people can see it.

00:25:41.800 And it's totally disintermediated.

00:25:44.040 And if you want additional context of going on a minute-by-minute basis, they provide that also.

00:25:51.200 You'll see CNN, when these organizations are blocked from being the pull feed, they will stop coverage of the president.

00:25:57.240 We had a meeting, as you know, I was not crazy about.

00:26:02.380 She came last week.

00:26:03.940 It also doesn't matter what Stephen K. Bannon thinks, okay?

00:26:07.160 this is a major state visit by the head of our uh greatest threat and they're coming and the

00:26:16.260 president trying to who's a man of peace and prosperity they're trying to work things out

00:26:20.700 the mainstream legacy media because they got their nose out of joint

00:26:26.700 shut down all coverage including a historic visit to andrews air force base and the president went

00:26:34.300 out there, including the speech in the foyer of the residents, including all coverage leading up

00:26:41.860 to the state dinner that night. The biggest thing they covered is when Caitlin Collins was able to

00:26:47.960 come back and they covered that like Cleopatra coming to Rome to see Caesar. That's where their

00:26:55.820 interest lies in self-promotion of themselves. No idea of the good of the country. And this is

00:27:05.340 why I'm a huge advocate. I don't know why the FCC is not pulling licenses of these broadcast

00:27:10.260 operations. They have a license for one reason, not to put the crap they got on there all the 0.97

00:27:17.560 time or not even to give you the National Football League, which they don't give you enough of now.

00:27:21.420 They make you go to every different streaming service and pay for it.

00:27:26.020 They're supposed to provide news and information to the people of the United States, which they don't do.

00:27:32.680 Okay, we're going to take a short break.

00:27:34.200 Parker's going to stick around.

00:27:36.320 We've got a very special announcement, and we have a very special cold open for that announcement.

00:27:42.600 Also, then we're going to go back to the White House.

00:27:45.800 I guess we haven't been there, Reserve Rush.

00:27:47.900 I still can't get organized over there.

00:27:50.060 Treasury Department. You ought to get a better pass. You ought to notify, hey, I'm a treasury.

00:27:54.740 I can come on. What in the hell's going on? But Navarro is going to be with us. Short commercial

00:27:59.600 break. A lot going on today, and we're going to get all to it, including the financing of

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00:29:51.840 Okay, Parker Six will be right back. We're going to play a little spot.

00:29:54.420 I got it. I want to do something first because it's about artificial intelligence and the issue.

00:29:58.180 Can we pull up my crack staff went on yesterday when the American government, government, whatever it is, came up with the site that organizes everything.

00:30:07.100 And we had it. We probed him with some questions.

00:30:11.000 The first and most important is who won the 2020 election?

00:30:14.620 Let's put up on screen. Joe Biden.

00:30:16.960 OK, it ain't super intelligence.

00:30:19.600 And so until it starts getting the basics right.

00:30:21.880 Joe Biden did not. Hey, note to super intelligence. Joe Biden did not win the 2020 election. He was an illegitimate president. And if people don't want to focus on that, that's their problem.

00:30:35.240 That is the railhead of so many problems in this country today, including the mess that Scott Besson, the president, you know, took over in this economy that spent in my seven trillion dollars of excess spending during the Biden years.

00:30:49.460 So, no, super intelligence.

00:30:51.360 You're artificial to me.

00:30:53.340 And the reason is you don't give super answers.

00:30:56.860 Joe Biden did not win the 2020 election.

00:30:59.820 So get your act together now.

00:31:02.900 Let's play that.

00:31:03.920 We got Parker say.

00:31:04.740 we've got a huge announcement. Let's go ahead and play the, let's play the cold open. Let's play

00:31:10.300 the video from this. From his early days studying at the College of the Holy Cross to a journey

00:31:17.920 that took him across the world from Indonesia to Rome, from practicing law to answering the call

00:31:24.500 of public service in Missouri, and ultimately to Washington, serving as U.S. attorney and pardon

00:31:30.700 attorney. Ed Martin has spent a lifetime fighting for freedom, battling the system,

00:31:38.580 and believing in something deeply American, justice, constitutional rights, and the power

00:31:45.320 of a second chance. Now, he brings that experience and the stories of the people behind the headlines

00:31:53.240 to you. Good morning, America. Let's roll. The Early Bird, hosted by Ed Martin, starts right now.

00:32:00.700 okay well parker this is a show we're going to launch i take it monday at 5 a.m eastern

00:32:10.220 daylight time sir yeah that's correct steve launches monday 5 a.m and uh we're just we're

00:32:17.060 incredibly excited to have uh the eagle ed martin join uh the the rav team the uh ragtag band of

00:32:23.720 brothers as i like to call it uh we're super excited about it very very intelligent guy

00:32:30.160 you know as everybody knows here in the audience former U.S. pardon attorney and it's going to be

00:32:36.440 fantastic. We've already gone through a bunch of the shows here getting a lot of it pulled together

00:32:41.320 so it's going to be a great way to start your morning here at RAV as you lead into the day with

00:32:46.460 some of the best insight that you can possibly get from a person here in in our country.

00:32:53.360 Let's introduce we put out a press release too if Elizabeth and Mo and Grace and others

00:32:58.700 Joe, you can push that out. We can become force multipliers. Everybody can know this. Let's bring in Ed Martin right now.

00:33:04.820 Ed, given that you're one of the most experienced media types around that, you know, with Phyllis Schlafly, you for years, you guys did an incredible job.

00:33:13.540 There's so many great interviews with you. There's so many great pictures of you, I think, in Brooklyn Heights, wherever you were tracking down.

00:33:20.220 Why did we use A.I. Slop? This is one of my biggest contentions. No, no, no.

00:33:24.120 They send me this thing, and they're all raving about it.

00:33:26.560 I look, I go, but where's Ed?

00:33:29.660 Ed Martin, you've got one million.

00:33:32.140 The reason you're doing the 5 a.m. show is you're one of the most experienced guys in media.

00:33:36.320 Why do I got to open with – it was Bannon's rant about AI, and I got to do AI slop.

00:33:40.980 Answer that question.

00:33:42.260 Answer to an early bird, early eagle.

00:33:44.620 Ed, answer that.

00:33:46.700 It's a no-brainer, Steve.

00:33:48.300 I've already contacted some of the others.

00:33:50.460 We just need to unionize.

00:33:51.840 You and I need to form a union.

00:33:53.080 we're obviously being oppressed by management. You know, in this case, I'm much thinner and

00:33:58.260 good looking, obviously. And now look, but to the serious point, there's lots of options I have,

00:34:05.060 as you know, I mean, and there's a lot of things going on. And Parker and Rob Sig said, look,

00:34:11.380 here's the vision. And the thing about it, Steve, as you know, is we make our hay, we make our

00:34:16.180 difference as much by the slot we're in as we do when we're out on, you know, turning this stuff

00:34:21.740 over the top on getting the content out. And so we use the term early bird. You know, Steve,

00:34:27.760 I bet, and many of your listeners may not, viewers may not. The early bird was a piece of paper

00:34:34.200 started in 1963 that was sent out to everybody in government that set the tone. It went all the way

00:34:41.420 to 2013. It became an email. It was called the early bird. And Obama killed it. Obama killed it

00:34:46.640 because why? Because he couldn't control the agenda. It was actually a document that had

00:34:51.100 the facts and the intelligence assessment on it. And everybody relied on it. And so what you're

00:34:56.800 going to find in the morning, Steve, is I'm going to drive the agenda. You're going to be reacting

00:35:01.980 to it all morning long, all day long. And so is the mainstream media, because if you're smart

00:35:07.780 and you know what's going on, you can see what's happening. I've got a story about a major law firm

00:35:12.820 that has persecuted conservatives. And I will, I don't know if I'll destroy the law firm, but I

00:35:19.000 will damage the law firm in the next 10 days because I will show exactly what they've been

00:35:24.080 doing. So we're going to drive an agenda in the morning all day long across all the platforms

00:35:29.420 and make everybody react. And the agenda, as you know, Steve, is to save the republic. And I think

00:35:34.840 President Trump's on our side. We're on his side. And we've got to do something about the

00:35:38.680 midterm elections. And we're going to do it with energy and excitement and probably a little bit

00:35:44.480 A.I. Steve, it won't all be slop, but we'll do our best to hide it from you.

00:35:49.740 Now, the early bird, let's go, the early bird, young Lieutenant Bannon, when he came off

00:35:54.220 C.D., I was at the Pentagon, a special assistant.

00:35:57.620 At 5 a.m., I would be at my desk, I'd be ready to go for the admirals.

00:36:02.820 And no, the early bird drove the agenda.

00:36:06.460 It was an amazing document, right?

00:36:08.040 And of course, Obama shut it down because it did, it was counterfactual to the Obama

00:36:12.800 regime.

00:36:13.900 Talk to me about the types of things. Look, you're a revered figure in the in the MAGA movement, the conservative movement, almost legendary to a degree with all your work with Phyllis Schlafly, one of the icons of our movement.

00:36:26.060 And talk to us about when you're doing a 5 a.m. show, the types of things that Ed Martin is in your wheelhouse that you think the Rav viewer needs to, because, you know, you got Gruber after that, you got Sunrise, you got War Room, you got Charlie Kirk Posobiec.

00:36:42.100 All throughout the day, we just hit it on one chain.

00:36:44.820 What are the topics that Ed Martin thinks are the most important that we got to start thinking about?

00:36:50.740 Well, I mean, look, the value add, I think, is to know what the playing field looks like and to know some of these players.

00:36:56.700 I'm looking forward to a segment we already have named, we call it Name and Shame, where we're going to spend some time.

00:37:02.640 We're going to break down, you know, who is Lisa Monaco and what is she doing at Microsoft now?

00:37:07.040 What is she doing at DOJ?

00:37:08.700 What did Mary McCord do just a few blocks from our studio near Capitol Hill at Georgetown University before January 6th? 0.99

00:37:16.160 Name and Shame is going to put these people on the hot seat.

00:37:18.500 They love to put you on the hot seat, Steve, me on the hot seat.

00:37:21.540 We sign up for it, I guess, but they need to be on the hot seat.

00:37:24.920 So name and shame is going to be great.

00:37:26.640 Obviously, I want to put some context to some of the law.

00:37:30.140 You know, we need to impeach judges.

00:37:31.940 And if our spineless, you know, weak rhinos up on Capitol Hill and the Congress won't impeach them, then let's lay out the case. 0.96

00:37:38.700 You know, we're going to lay out the case so that they can just look at it and say, oh, my gosh, you know, the RAV warriors, the minute men of RAV are going to demand that you do it. 0.98

00:37:47.520 and they'll step up and do it because we lay out the case. And, uh, and I think there'll be lots

00:37:51.280 of things like that. You know, I was squaring off with Leslie Stahl. I finished as pardon attorney.

00:37:56.100 I waited till five Oh one. I left off the clock. I checked out of the clock. I hit the clock. I

00:38:00.920 drove up on Capitol Hill and went head to head with Leslie Stahl. Now I know she's 84 or 110.

00:38:06.300 I can't remember how old she is, but she's old, but she was, she's mountain. She says, Hey,

00:38:11.260 blah, blah, blah on pardons. I said, that's not true. I said, it's just not true. She said,

00:38:15.780 well no no no it is true and she looked at her producers and they said we'll have to check

00:38:19.400 and it disappeared from the story so we've got to punch back and we've got to arm each other

00:38:24.560 with the facts and the truth by the way she tried to say steve that everybody in the trump world

00:38:30.640 was getting pardons for you know pay pay to play and i said those guys look like snake oil salesman

00:38:35.900 the one she put up uh she was a show you know showing off it was a joke i did tell her it was

00:38:40.420 a joke. The highest paid law firms in America, I could say their names on the show, but I don't

00:38:46.360 need to invite their scrutiny. Highest paid. We're sending emails on inauguration day. Donald Trump

00:38:52.240 is tying his tie to go get sworn in on January 20th in 2025. And the highest paid lawyers are

00:39:00.740 sending emails chasing the pardon for Fauci, chasing the pardon for Liz Cheney, chasing the

00:39:06.840 pardon for Millie. I looked, I looked at the emails. I can see it. It was probably a $50,000

00:39:12.100 exchange of emails. And I said to Leslie, I said, Leslie, are you going to go ask Fauci,

00:39:16.860 ask Fauci how much he paid and maybe ask Fauci if he used our tax dollars to get his pardon?

00:39:22.080 Cause I like to know. So of course, then she dropped, then she dropped that subject away.

00:39:26.580 Hang on. Hang on. Hang on. Hang on. Hang on. A certain, a certain individual,

00:39:32.560 when ed told me this was going to happen i go ed everything you say is the truth will not make

00:39:37.740 they'll put you in 90 seconds into the and they're chasing two dirt bags that are irrelevant right

00:39:42.460 it's just totally irrelevant trying to make the big all the great information you put out there

00:39:47.020 correct they cut out of your interview that none of that play correct yeah but but steve but steve

00:39:52.620 you know how this is when you play offense it turns into defense i knocked out of her story

00:39:57.600 she had a storyline i can tell you i'm not even going to repeat it because it's a storyline it

00:40:02.440 Look, like the Russia hoax ran on a Friday night and into the weekend.

00:40:06.680 If you go back and look, in December of 2016, they were running the Russia hoax through the Sunday shows.

00:40:12.360 This hoax that she was running, Leslie Stahl, started on Saturday in the Washington Post, Sunday on 60 Minutes, Monday on CBS.com, and Monday afternoon on ProPublica.

00:40:22.980 That's the hoax. 0.99

00:40:23.820 But I put a hole in the middle of the hoax because of what she wanted to make an argument.

00:40:28.160 I said, that's not the law. 0.59

00:40:29.400 Leslie, it's not the law.

00:40:30.400 You cannot say it.

00:40:31.440 here's the pushback i sent them the pushback it disappeared from that story it's kind of was kind

00:40:37.780 of in the cbs.com story so my point is when you play offense when you're armed you can knock out

00:40:43.900 some of their tools that are lies uh but but you're right i mean she wasn't gonna put me

00:40:48.780 you're you're conservative you come from the schlafly school but you're now kind of a dc

00:40:54.380 insider but knowing how the system works that's what makes you so dangerous parker siga just got

00:40:59.080 a question you and your father why would you take on another headache ed martin's gonna be blowing 0.76

00:41:03.680 people up no no you already got war room you got pasovic you got bowling you got stench you got

00:41:09.280 enough headaches why are you taking on you got solomon he's over at the white house why are you

00:41:13.240 taking on another headache because this guy's gonna be blowing people up look you could clearly

00:41:18.680 see steve by everything that we do on a day-to-day basis i think we're starting to enjoy the pain at

00:41:24.780 this point right i mean any anytime there's an opportunity to go throw ourselves into the fire

00:41:29.860 uh we absolutely do that uh and we're going to continue doing that uh regardless of what the

00:41:35.880 cost is so i think having ed on with rav a part of this team is just a a spectacular uh natural

00:41:43.360 forward movement for us at this network we're gonna bet on the worm a lot parker real quickly

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00:42:22.100 the stuff we're doing i mean it's historic it's a historic time for for us it's a historic time

00:42:26.880 for independent media we're hitting it uh we got about a yeah go ahead man hey listen i know you

00:42:33.660 don't wake up at five in the morning so we'll we'll record yours in the afternoon so you could

00:42:37.980 be on we don't want to wake the bear up too early but we hang hang hang on i'm up at five doing my

00:42:43.020 prayers but hey if you need if you want to if you want to if you want to get in the middle of my

00:42:47.020 prayers i can uh i can always uh i can always maybe accommodate okay if with proper notice

00:42:52.860 we pray for our enemies ed real quickly where do people go to learn everything about the show

00:43:00.960 where they go on your social media we kick off on monday a big open where do folks go

00:43:05.960 at eagle ed martin on instagram and on x is where you can track all my stuff i've been starting to

00:43:11.320 post stuff there. We'll have a distinct social media presence for the show by Monday, but right

00:43:17.200 now at Eagle Ed Martin. And I do this crazy thing. I leave my direct messages open, Steve, so the

00:43:22.260 lunatics can come in and teach me what for. It's a lot of fun. So I look forward to it. And I thank

00:43:27.640 you to the SIGs for being fearless. I mean, you asked why they do it. Mr. SIG told me that dad,

00:43:32.520 he said, we want to save the country, right? So if you want to save the country, you better get

00:43:36.400 serious and uh and it's time to get serious start on monday with the early bird ed martin thank you

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00:45:31.700 Tensions appear to be escalating yet again in the ongoing trade war.

00:45:35.080 As one U.S. official says, Canadian lobbyists should, quote, get the hell out of our country.

00:45:39.780 That is a quote.

00:45:40.840 This comes as additional bans on Canadian products went into effect just after midnight.

00:45:45.440 speaking at a conference in Washington this afternoon.

00:45:48.520 The economic advisor to Trump, Peter Navarro, zeroed in on Canadian negotiators.

00:45:55.160 The problem politically now in Canada is this tension between what's good for the Canadian people

00:46:03.740 and what's good for Mark Carney and Doug Ford, OK? 0.95

00:46:08.040 Mark Carney and Doug Ford just talk trash, OK, about Donald Trump. 0.96

00:46:13.580 That's what they do. 0.90

00:46:14.500 And then they go up in the polls and they think that's a winning strategy.

00:46:18.180 And all that does, we look at that and go, oh, that's not smart.

00:46:22.420 OK, do your thing. You got tariffs now. What are you going to do?

00:46:27.440 Don, Trump said just yesterday he believes a deal can be struck in the coming weeks.

00:46:32.520 Canadian officials say talks with the U.S. remain ongoing.

00:46:35.300 Let's bring in CBC's JP Tasker, who is in Washington.

00:46:38.480 And JP, tell us more about these comments from Navarro today.

00:46:42.360 Yeah, as you heard there, one of the president's top trade advisers has some very tough words for Canada.

00:46:46.960 Peter Navarro was speaking at an event here in Washington today,

00:46:50.320 and he raised the possibility of Canada interfering in the upcoming midterm elections that are happening here in the U.S.

00:46:56.960 They're only 35 days away, and he issued a threat.

00:46:59.840 Have a listen to that piece of tape.

00:47:02.380 Canada, economically, is like a rose robo.

00:47:05.800 We're an aircraft carrier.

00:47:10.180 How's that going to end? 0.82

00:47:11.320 Any Canadians here like, please, if you're on K Street, get the hell out of our country, because the problem you have is you lobby this country and you've been successful in the past and you think you can keep doing that memo to Canada. 0.93

00:47:25.700 You cannot do that. OK, that game is up. And if you interfere in our elections in Maine or Michigan, you will pay even more dearly. 0.97

00:47:35.560 We're not sure exactly what he's referring to in terms of election interference.

00:47:39.360 I mean, Canada isn't running an ad campaign down here right now.

00:47:42.500 There's no repeat of Ontario's anti-tariff Ronald Reagan commercials,

00:47:46.800 which of course raised the ire of Trump.

00:47:48.700 But nonetheless, quite a threatening tone from Mr. Navarro,

00:47:52.120 who is a frequent foe of Canada, and he has the president's ear on trade matters.

00:47:57.320 And, you know, some sources I've spoken to in the past, Ian,

00:47:59.940 have said that Mr. Navarro has whipped up a lot of the anti-Canada sentiment in this

00:48:04.840 administration. I should add that Prime Minister Carney was asked about these remarks earlier

00:48:09.780 today and he says he has no response to Mr. Navarro. As you mentioned off the top, these

00:48:14.860 comments come on the same day that Trump is inflicting even more economic pain on Canada.

00:48:20.060 He's imposing hugely damaging import bans, outright blocking a list of Canadian-made

00:48:25.320 products from crossing the 49th parallel, including Canadian alcohol. It's going to be

00:48:29.960 a huge problem. We export about $1.2 billion worth of beer, wine, and spirits down here to

00:48:34.780 the US every year. So there's an economic earthquake coming for that industry and

00:48:39.720 potentially more if we're to believe Mr. Navarro. Yeah, it's not lost. I'm sure on our viewers that

00:48:45.500 right after we see the clip of Navarro complaining about the Prime Minister and the Ontario Premier

00:48:50.340 talking trash, I think he said, than he makes the comments he does about Canada. I'm not sure how

00:48:55.700 the American audience, if they pick that up as well. Listen, Canadian officials spoke about

00:49:00.720 trade negotiations, though the tone of those comments, from what I hear, considerably different.

00:49:07.100 Yeah, I mean, there's really no talk of a resolution, though, frankly, Ian. I mean,

00:49:10.940 there's no indication that anything is coming together anytime soon to avoid these import

00:49:15.220 bans, to avoid these tariffs. Canada U.S. Trade Minister Dominic de Blanc says the federal

00:49:20.020 government is not desperate to make a deal with the Americans. The feds don't want to settle for

00:49:24.880 what they call a bad deal, even if it means living with some of these trade actions for a little bit 0.76

00:49:29.840 longer. Minister LeBlanc spoke this afternoon. Have a listen to what he had to say.

00:49:34.700 We remain in contact with them. And if the prime minister concludes at some point that there's a

00:49:39.720 deal possible that protects the sovereignty of our country, that would be in the economic

00:49:46.340 interests of the country, then we would obviously be in a position to have that conversation. But

00:49:52.040 for the moment, we're focusing on what we can control in Canada, building big projects in every

00:49:58.960 part of the country, diversifying our trading relationships around the world. That has always

00:50:03.740 been plan A, and that's what the government's focused on. President Trump thinks that Canada

00:50:08.700 will come looking for a deal in three or four weeks' time. That's what he told reporters at

00:50:13.440 the White House. I have really not heard any of that sort of optimism from the Canadian side. Of

00:50:18.520 course, the terms of the last supposed deal really did not work out for Canada. There were serious

00:50:23.220 concerns about sovereignty. You know, some of the language in there was hugely problematic for the

00:50:28.140 Canadians and there's been no... Sovereignty. Navarro, I want to explain. I'm going to hold

00:50:34.480 you through the break too. Navarro's at the White House today. Navarro, Dr. Navarro, I want you to

00:50:39.100 explain why this is not the american people versus the canadian people just give it one turn i think

00:50:44.800 people are shocked right now in the chat saying hey what the hell does canada have lobbyists down

00:50:48.780 here for it's the political class in canada that is the problem for the canadians and this is just

00:50:56.980 bringing to light give me a minute or two on that before we go to break well first of all there's a

00:51:01.000 schism between the leadership in canada and the canadian people the the leadership is freaking 0.97

00:51:07.000 arrogant. The K Street lobbyists are heavily overpopulated by Canadians. They call our 0.91

00:51:15.720 representatives more than MAGA people do. I mean, they're just all over them. They have been

00:51:21.560 targeting Collins in Maine, and they've been actively working in Michigan on that Senate race.

00:51:29.620 Yeah, it's the blueberry thing in Maine, like little things like that. When they admit,

00:51:33.920 it. They say, we're putting tariffs on American blueberries to put pressure on Susan Collins and 0.92

00:51:42.680 try to get a Democrat in there. That's in microcosm, the kind of crap they pull. And the 1.00

00:51:47.440 problem, Steve, is they screw us. They've been screwing us for decades. Right now, if you're 0.97

00:51:54.380 a German, Korean, or a Japanese automaker, you have a better chance of selling a car

00:52:02.060 into Canada than an American automaker. Think about that. And the worst thing, Steve, you and

00:52:07.940 I both know is that they're laying down with the dog of the CCP in order to play China against us 0.75

00:52:16.160 when in fact China is going to eat them alive. China wants the Canadian territory to be a staging 0.62

00:52:23.620 area for its electric vehicles and everything else. And what they do is then they try to jam 0.55

00:52:30.120 that kind of stuff through the USMCA zero tariffs.

00:52:33.660 So there's some serious, serious, serious trade issues, imbalances, dairy, autos, aluminum,

00:52:44.760 lumber, and this functional dynamic, Steve, where Carney and Ford go up in the polls when 0.70

00:52:55.040 They talk trash about Trump. 0.95

00:52:56.420 Yeah, 100%. 0.98

00:52:57.360 Versus what happens to the Canadian people.

00:53:01.960 And I use the analogy in its app.

00:53:05.400 Canada's a rowboat.

00:53:07.220 Okay? 0.95

00:53:07.500 We don't depend on them.

00:53:08.780 Okay?

00:53:09.500 We're an aircraft carrier.

00:53:10.920 They depend on us.

00:53:12.620 Who's going to think?

00:53:14.460 Hang on one second.

00:53:15.580 I'm going to hold you through the break.

00:53:16.440 Dr. Peter Navarro.

00:53:19.080 We're going to talk steel in the Hawkeye state of Iowa.

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