Bannon's War Room - Episode 5702： Stealing The American Healthcare System

00:00:00.000 Bibi Netanyahu at length about this event and it seems as though the co-pilot was perhaps a terrorist or perhaps a whack job and he stabbed the pilot. The pilot was in very bad shape and I guess he still is in very bad shape but he had the sense to amazing to in a way he was a hero to open the door.

00:00:28.720 You know, those doors are solid steel.

00:00:30.520 You can't get them open from outside.

00:00:33.060 He was able to fall back and get the door open and scream. 0.99

00:00:37.000 And a plumber, an Israeli plumber, never flew a plane, 0.94

00:00:42.900 was rarely in planes, very rarely flew. 0.76

00:00:46.880 An Israeli plumber saw what was happening and strong.

00:00:50.040 You know, when you lift pipe all day, you're strong.

00:00:53.040 And he saw what was going on and he heard the screaming.

00:00:56.240 was toward the front where you had security in the back you know you had security and you had

00:01:01.840 another flight crew but they didn't have time the plane was going sharply down at an unbelievable

00:01:07.440 angle so sharp that the rudder ripped off the back of the plane plane wasn't designed to go

00:01:12.880 at a speed anywhere near that and so it was well beyond its limits and he ripped

00:01:20.320 with the g-forces as they were he ripped this guy out of the seat

00:01:24.080 threw him back the crowd got him the passengers got him grabbed him and having never flown apart

00:01:32.080 a plane he took the stick lifted it up and leveled out the plane before it crashed

00:01:40.000 now this is the story that i heard i don't know if it's true but that's the story that

00:01:45.600 i got from bb and from a couple of probably earlier i don't know if you've heard that story

00:01:52.000 yet i think it's an amazing so a plumber never flew a plane strong guy lift him up throw him back

00:01:59.200 the crowd was was i mean they knew they were going to die shortly because the g-forces but

00:02:05.120 they were able to hold him because he was going crazy and he was crazy and this plumber never

00:02:12.000 having flown a plane had the sense to lift a stick who was it and you know it's not like planes are

00:02:18.400 different today he used to have a little stereo well today they fly differently and when i asked

00:02:25.760 why he did that he said he watches that show air disasters you know the show it's that crazy show

00:02:32.240 i never want to watch it because i watch it i don't like watching it because bad things happen

00:02:37.600 but he said he watches it a lot and uh he learned from watching that show

00:02:45.600 sort of how to fly i mean you tell me this is the craziest thing and then shortly thereafter

00:02:52.160 the pilots you know that were there in case they have emergency pilots on these planes

00:02:57.360 uh and the security guys but they were in the back of the plane they came up they took over

00:03:02.560 the plane i think it's the most amazing story they said he wanted a christ they don't know

00:03:09.440 that they don't know that kind of information but supposedly a plumber grabbed the stick

00:03:14.800 and through watching this unbelievably crazy show i watch it numerous times actually i don't

00:03:23.120 want to watch it well now maybe i will start watching it but he learned about flying you

00:03:30.340 know because they always talk about this should have happened that should have he grabbed the

00:03:33.840 stick pulled it up leveled out the plane before it crashed i think it's like jeff i think it's

00:03:40.480 and true and he happened to be a jewish blubber jeff is very proud of the jewish blubber jeff

00:03:51.840 last year u.s recorded the lowest poverty rate on record and um medium house median household

00:03:58.080 incomes went up uh to a new record right with this investment that you're announcing today as

00:04:03.600 well as the trillions of other dollars of investments you've announced over the last

00:04:07.760 right how do you expect that trend to continue i think it's great thank you for that question

00:04:12.640 so we announced the lowest poverty rate in the history of our country the best numbers we've ever

00:04:17.680 had and we've also announced the best uh individual income numbers in other words people

00:04:23.280 individual their individual income was higher than at any point higher than inflation by the way

00:04:30.000 and our inflation numbers are way down other than for oil which is still lower than biden but is

00:04:35.520 It's coming down rapidly.

00:04:37.820 And as you probably noticed, we've taken out,

00:04:40.900 over the last couple of days, more oil than we took

00:04:43.620 out during the pre-war days from the Harmony Strait.

00:04:47.760 We've taken out a lot of oil.

00:04:50.300 And so far, there's not a thing they can do to stop us.

00:04:52.840 It's pretty amazing.

00:04:54.540 I think our Navy has been incredible.

00:04:56.240 And I think that our military is truly in a class by itself.

00:04:59.440 Mr. President, yesterday the Supreme Court

00:05:04.320 the debate on deportations to third countries yeah for migrants i just wanted to see if you

00:05:09.280 have a comment about that decision and uh are you hopeful that of course in massachusetts well we're

00:05:13.920 going to see what happens look you never know with this kind of thing but we we got a little help

00:05:19.360 and we've done a great job in getting criminals out of our country but we have to fight the court

00:05:23.440 system quite a bit and so we get a little help every once in a while that was good but you know

00:05:29.360 know, we had 25 million people that the Democrats, Biden, the Biden administration, allowed with

00:05:35.320 their border czar, Kamala, who never spoke to the border patrol. Not one call to border patrol,

00:05:40.500 not one visit to the border. She was the czar for four years. She was the border czar. And we had

00:05:46.080 people coming in from all over the world. They came in from the Congo. They come in from all over

00:05:51.720 the world. The Congo and Africa. I don't know what it is, but they came in. Look, I made peace 0.88

00:05:55.260 between rwanda and the congo but i told the head of the congo he's a good guy actually i said you

00:06:02.600 send us a lot of your people from prisons and they did but they sent from all over south america

00:06:08.040 from all over the world they emptied their prisons into our country and we've gotten a lot i would

00:06:12.940 say it's the most difficult job i have we've gotten because we have to fight the court system

00:06:17.000 and you get some of these judges that are just terrible they're just rather

00:06:24.180 like super liberal and terrible they make it very difficult but despite that

00:06:28.880 we've gotten many of the bad ones out I would say most of the really bad we're

00:06:34.160 going we're going for the bad ones the murderers the drug dealers we got them

00:06:38.760 out of the country in some cases they're so evil we had 11,888 murderers and

00:06:46.960 And we got them mostly out.

00:06:48.960 Some are still out, but we're on the hunt for them.

00:06:52.100 And we've done an amazing job.

00:06:53.500 Nobody can believe it.

00:06:55.400 The biggest inflation we've got weighed down,

00:06:58.400 and I inherited the worst inflation in history.

00:07:01.180 The Democrats caused the highest prices in history.

00:07:05.580 And they have — it's considered the worst

00:07:07.580 inflation in history.

00:07:09.240 And we have it down now to a very good number.

00:07:12.160 We're going to get it down still further.

00:07:14.060 And when the war ends, oil is going to bring it down

00:07:16.960 into a really low number.

00:07:19.100 And oil prices are going to go down tremendously.

00:07:21.900 But I appreciate your question.

00:07:24.380 We've done a great job in getting criminals

00:07:26.380 removed from our country.

00:07:27.500 The Press.

00:07:28.840 The Press.

00:07:29.840 The Press.

00:07:30.840 The Press.

00:07:31.840 The Press.

00:07:32.840 Mr. President, on Iran, the U.K. has just said

00:07:33.840 that Iran played a role in that incident at RAF Fairford.

00:07:35.920 Are you planning any kind of response to Tehran

00:07:38.720 as a result of that?

00:07:39.580 The President said Iran played a role?

00:07:41.360 The Press.

00:07:41.960 The Press.

00:07:42.880 role in that incident at raf fairfoot where the u.s is using that face yeah are you planning any

00:07:48.960 response to tehran and are you satisfied we are look we are studying it right now we're studying

00:07:54.480 it we're studying it very hard iran's got a lot of problems right now they have no money

00:08:01.120 their currency is dead their economy is dead their military is gone they have no military

00:08:07.840 They have no Navy, they have no Air Force.

00:08:11.000 And their leaders are fighting for control.

00:08:13.280 I think their leaders are fighting very strongly for control,

00:08:15.640 but control of what?

00:08:17.380 So, but we'll have an answer to that very quickly.

00:08:19.360 The Pressure on the President,

00:08:20.360 are you satisfied with how the UK is responding to this?

00:08:23.080 The President, are you satisfied with how the UK

00:08:25.520 has been responding to this?

00:08:26.520 The President, the UK did release a number of people

00:08:28.600 that we caught wanting to blow up a base.

00:08:30.420 We caught them early.

00:08:32.400 And I'm trying to figure out if that's for real

00:08:34.760 that they actually did it.

00:08:35.700 Maybe they did it for a reason.

00:08:37.500 But we're going to know about that this afternoon.

00:08:39.340 So we'll report on you.

00:08:40.360 The Pressure of the President, 0.97

00:08:42.540 you described the Iranians that the U.S. 1.00

00:08:44.880 is dealing with as crazy. 1.00

00:08:46.880 How do you get a deal done when the counterparts 0.81

00:08:50.440 to the U.S. are crazy, irrational,

00:08:53.080 whatever you want to use to describe it? 0.99

00:08:54.660 The President, maybe you blow them up.

00:08:56.280 Maybe you blow them up.

00:08:58.080 We have to make that decision.

00:09:00.220 We blow them up, make a deal, but the time is coming.

00:09:05.120 It's going to end very soon, one way or the other.

00:09:06.960 I know that you're starting to travel into more Republican-friendly states this week

00:09:14.580 as you go on the campaign trail.

00:09:16.620 Do you think, one, that's a sign that Republicans are in trouble ahead of the midterms?

00:09:20.100 And do you have a planned date for when you're going to go to Alaska?

00:09:23.280 Well, I only see that, for whatever reason, I don't understand it.

00:09:27.180 Nobody does.

00:09:27.900 Nobody's been able to explain it.

00:09:30.080 Whoever wins the presidency, Republican or Democrat, automatically does poorly in the midterms.

00:09:36.240 i don't know why you know that uh but we shouldn't we have i think we had the most consequential

00:09:42.640 presidency maybe one of the most ever maybe some people say the most consequential look at what

00:09:48.240 we're doing now we're building plants and factories all over the nation we have record

00:09:52.880 employment numbers we have more people working in the united states today than at any point

00:09:58.080 in the history of our country by far we are booming you know i use the expression from the

00:10:04.400 the king of Saudi Arabia.

00:10:06.360 But others said almost the exact words.

00:10:09.200 He said at the time, and he's referring to a different time period,

00:10:13.480 at the time, he said, sir, one year ago, again,

00:10:19.020 he said it a year ago.

00:10:19.920 See, we're talking about two years.

00:10:21.280 I don't want you to get that wrong.

00:10:23.220 But he said a year ago, one year ago,

00:10:25.280 during the Biden administration, you were a dead country.

00:10:28.460 You were dead.

00:10:29.760 We never thought you had a chance.

00:10:31.500 And now you have the hottest country anywhere in the world.

00:10:34.800 And we're a lot hotter now than a year ago when he made this statement.

00:10:37.640 So they said, and they say it to this day, we thought you were a dead country and now

00:10:41.380 you're the hottest country.

00:10:42.380 We're the hottest country in the world.

00:10:43.940 There's nobody close.

00:10:44.940 And we have the best military, the strongest military, and we have the best economy anywhere

00:10:51.260 in the world.

00:10:52.260 There's no economy like this economy.

00:10:54.760 And the only thing we don't have is good public relations.

00:10:57.720 We don't seem to be able to get the word across

00:11:00.620 that we have more people working than ever before.

00:11:03.560 We have the best job numbers than ever before.

00:11:06.600 And we don't get the word across.

00:11:08.400 And that's because the press doesn't want us

00:11:10.600 to get the word across.

00:11:12.700 And, you know, the press has to become real news,

00:11:15.380 not fake news.

00:11:16.280 You made a post today about Jay Powell saying

00:11:22.180 you wanted to resign.

00:11:24.140 Do you expect Kevin Warsh to help with that?

00:11:25.940 know i mean i'm gonna you know kevin's gonna do his own thing but jay pal is a disaster today

00:11:31.140 i call him too late because he was too late with interest rates he wasn't good but he took a

00:11:35.620 building that's too bad you didn't work on that building jeff it's a small complex of buildings

00:11:40.980 gonna end up spending three and a half to four billion dollars to renovate not to build them

00:11:45.540 to renovate he could have done it for 50 million i think i could have done it for 25 million

00:11:50.340 i would have left the walls i would have left those gorgeous ceilings we would have spackled

00:11:54.660 them up and fixed them up and painted them up and they would have been beautiful it would have been

00:11:58.740 good for another hundred years they ripped them down and now they putting up sheetrock just straight

00:12:04.020 sheetrock no they're going to be uh he's a great real estate man one of the best and to say hello

00:12:10.100 to steve too by the way he's a great real estate man also but they would have fixed up that building

00:12:15.140 for i say 25 to 50. they would have had new electric new air can do everything and they

00:12:21.220 wouldn't have been ripping down gorgeous eagles all over the ceiling they would have had it

00:12:25.460 they ripped them down jeff and when it ripped down then the walls came tumbling down and all

00:12:30.580 of that beautiful work they had foot and a half thick walls masonry walls now they have sheetrock

00:12:39.540 now they put up some sheetrock jeff with no insulation and the reason they have no insulation

00:12:44.420 he said it wasn't in the budget wasn't in the budget you know what insulation insulation is a 0.85

00:12:49.620 a penny a foot it's horrible what they've done he's incompetent and the

00:12:54.000 man that's incompetent should not be sitting on the Federal Reserve Board

00:12:57.120 and I get I'm sure that Todd and everybody's gonna be looking because 0.66

00:13:01.620 the report was a pretty bad report the report said they did they did a bad job

00:13:06.000 they didn't know what they were doing is spending millions of dollars on new

00:13:13.020 ads about you and your critics say those ads might violate federal

00:13:17.460 propaganda laws well why should you look at them no well i'm not running for office first of all

00:13:23.380 and so the ads are you know given by me but i'm not running for office and i don't talk about

00:13:29.620 anybody if i was talking about dan sullivan if i was talking about uh anybody behind me that's a

00:13:35.060 politician like nick if i read that's a political ad but when i'm talking about making america great

00:13:41.460 i'm making our country great that's a country-wide ad that's an ad for the spirit of our country

00:13:47.300 now if somebody said that that's wrong i'll gladly pay the money but but these are ads for

00:13:53.540 the country these are ads i'm not promoting you have to understand i'm not promoting a candidate

00:13:59.060 i'm not promoting myself because i'm not running for office i'm promoting the country

00:14:03.620 mr president right here mr president thank you uh willie nelson with salem media willie nelson

00:14:08.260 are you related to the willie now no uh it is a family name though too bad yeah yeah have you

00:14:14.180 Have you met him before?

00:14:15.180 He's a good man.

00:14:16.180 Yeah, I have.

00:14:17.180 He's a good man.

00:14:18.180 Go ahead.

00:14:19.180 So, Mr. President, in my home city of Los Angeles,

00:14:21.180 the mayor's race is Karen Bass versus Nitya Rahman.

00:14:25.180 One let the Palisades burn.

00:14:27.180 The other is a DSA socialist.

00:14:29.180 A lot of L.A. voters hate both choices.

00:14:32.180 What's your reaction to that?

00:14:34.180 Well, I thought Spencer did really well.

00:14:36.180 I mean, Spencer Pratt.

00:14:38.180 I thought he did really.

00:14:39.180 He's a great guy.

00:14:40.180 He worked really hard.

00:14:42.180 and it looked like he was in the runoff easily at least in the runoff but then the fake votes

00:14:48.860 kicked in it was a fake vote and i told him i said the one thing i didn't know spencer pratt but i

00:14:54.000 thought he ran well he had a lot of spirit he had a lot of common sense he was going to clean up

00:14:58.140 crime clean up the filthy streets and everything else and uh the night of the election he you know

00:15:04.920 he was in the runoff it was obvious but the election never ended they kept getting more and

00:15:09.440 more votes and all of a sudden I started hearing in fact the woman who came in

00:15:15.200 second was crying profusely that night that she lost she knows you know

00:15:20.180 everybody knows she lost then all of a sudden two weeks later she said that 0.94

00:15:23.840 right look our elections are disgraced that we should have the Save America Act

00:15:28.460 we should have voter ID we should have proof of citizenship I appreciate the 0.96

00:15:33.260 question so i'm watching this race between two extremely liberal women to put it mildly 1.00

00:15:41.260 and i don't know who's going to win but i thought spencer pratt did a great job i mean it's amazing

00:15:46.700 the night of the election that night now that election never ended because they were getting

00:15:51.340 votes after that but the night of the election the woman was crying profusely that she lost and

00:15:58.060 she lost by a lot but all of a sudden she surged and you know it's one thing for somebody to search

00:16:04.620 if you have nobody ever heard of her when a person that nobody ever heard of surges you know that

00:16:10.140 means rigged election so she surged she got tremendous thousands and thousands of votes out

00:16:16.700 of nowhere and she beat out spencer spencer pratt for the runoff no it's very crooked california is

00:16:23.980 a very crooked election system and if we had an honest election republicans would win i would have

00:16:30.540 won i would have won if california i got millions of votes but i would have won california if that

00:16:35.820 were an honest system i would have won go ahead um i wanted to also ask mr president i like this

00:16:39.820 guy that's why i ask him some guys i like him i like a couple of people over here most most of

00:16:46.300 them i don't like thank you um mr president you just signed the super intelligence agreement

00:16:51.180 with the tech industry leaders yeah do you think democrats dropped that end of the world talk now

00:16:56.620 or is that their midterm message

00:17:01.020 the democrats are hooks whoever wins super intelligence we've changed the name officially

00:17:07.900 by the way i signed the document we don't call it artificial intelligence because it's not our

00:17:12.700 artificial it's real it's a terrible word it's amazing it lived on so long actually i used to

00:17:17.500 that talked about it two, three years ago.

00:17:20.640 And I said, why do these brilliant people allow that word?

00:17:23.580 It's a very inaccurate word. It's super intelligence.

00:17:26.900 In fact, it's in some ways too super,

00:17:29.740 but it's real intelligence.

00:17:31.140 It's, you know, very, very real intelligence.

00:17:33.980 So I changed it.

00:17:35.460 And they were all like what we talked about yesterday.

00:17:38.720 I had a room yesterday that was,

00:17:41.920 I don't think there'll ever be another room like that.

00:17:43.860 That was a who's who.

00:17:46.760 And they all agreed that that would be a great word.

00:17:48.660 We looked at superior intelligence.

00:17:51.200 We looked at supreme intelligence,

00:17:54.000 but I didn't want to mix it up with the Supreme Court.

00:17:57.040 Get myself in trouble.

00:17:58.980 I don't do so weather anyway, but get myself in a little trouble.

00:18:02.840 But we had supreme, we had superior.

00:18:04.380 We had extreme intelligence.

00:18:07.280 And we had super, and super was the best word

00:18:09.180 by virtually everybody.

00:18:10.580 And so now it's not called what we had, artificial.

00:18:15.220 Artificial means it's fake, like the press.

00:18:17.180 I call the press artificial media.

00:18:19.260 I'm changing it from crooked to artificial media.

00:18:23.300 Artificial means it's fake or it's false.

00:18:26.360 And this is not — this is real.

00:18:29.740 So — and I think it's going to be great.

00:18:32.580 I spoke to President Xi about — he agrees on the name, by the way.

00:18:36.440 But I spoke to President Xi about the whole thing.

00:18:39.520 They're going full blast.

00:18:40.880 Look, if we want to destroy our country, then we should stop.

00:18:46.520 This is bigger than the Industrial Revolution, and largely for good.

00:18:50.740 And they're going to police, and they're going to police each other,

00:18:53.680 and they're going to self-police.

00:18:55.100 They're going to police themselves.

00:18:57.020 It's going to work out very well. 1.00

00:18:58.880 But we're leading China by a lot.

00:19:00.960 And if we start doing what some people would like us to do,

00:19:05.360 I mean, Bernie Sanders said, stop all work immediately.

00:19:08.060 Well, you can't stop work.

00:19:09.460 if you stop work somebody's going to do it and whoever wins super intelligence wins that's it

00:19:17.280 you know used to say whoever wins the other but whoever wins super intelligent wins and right now

00:19:23.800 there are two players it's us and china there practically is no third it's between the two of

00:19:29.080 us and it always will be but we're leading them by a lot and the chinese know that and i don't

00:19:37.660 think they're too happy about it, but we're leading them by a lot. And remember, whoever wins

00:19:41.980 superintelligent wins. Mr. President, Mr. President, you won Alaska by substantial margins

00:19:47.240 all three times your round for President, 13 and a half points in 2024. Why do you suppose the

00:19:52.920 Senate race involving Senator Sullivan is as close as polls show it is right now? Because the people

00:19:57.700 of Alaska, who I love, don't know how good he is. He's really good. He would call me constantly,

00:20:06.780 he talked to me constantly about this project that we did today this is an incredible project

00:20:11.260 it's the biggest in the world and he would call me constantly he didn't want us to forget about it

00:20:17.260 he was he did he did a great job as governor if the people of alaska knew what i know and i know

00:20:23.500 the real facts there wouldn't even be a race there wouldn't be a race and plus i'm you know

00:20:29.260 very concerned about that crazy voting system they have up there that bothers me and it bothers me

00:20:34.780 that we have another candidate that the democrats put in named dan solomon it's a fraud i'm surprised

00:20:41.980 the courts allowed it they put some little caveats on but i'm surprised the courts allowed it to

00:20:47.660 happen it's very fraudulent in my opinion but he's so good that i think he's going to go through the

00:20:53.180 fraud i think he's going to just uh i mean just to answer your question if people knew how good

00:20:58.940 senator daniel sullivan was there would be no race okay anybody else

00:21:07.580 the treasury tomorrow is going to be giving you auction sizes out for long-term bonds

00:21:12.620 and my question is would you like to see the treasury reduce the size of auctions for a long

00:21:18.380 term dated well scott has done a terrific job and you know he likes doing what he does and

00:21:25.580 And he has a good instinct for it.

00:21:27.820 So do I. I think he's doing a great job.

00:21:29.620 I mean, we'll see how it all.

00:21:30.980 We'll see how it all works out.

00:21:32.120 Jeff, go ahead.

00:21:32.760 The Pressure, Mr. President,

00:21:33.760 have you decided to ban diesel exports?

00:21:35.720 The President Trump's diesel?

00:21:37.120 The Pressure, I'm thinking about it.

00:21:40.660 I speak to Chris and Doug about it a lot.

00:21:44.040 They sort of think it's, it'll help diesel,

00:21:46.660 but it might raise the price of other things.

00:21:49.000 And I think we're in a good place

00:21:50.140 because oil prices are going to start to come down.

00:21:52.580 Tremendous oil is coming out of the Hormuz straight now.

00:21:55.480 running it we're we're literally running it we we have total control and i guess that's always

00:22:02.760 subject to change you know one mind if they drop one mine is a minor ship you know they don't want

00:22:08.920 to take their billion dollar ships through the hormones straight but again and you know we had 0.89

00:22:14.840 more oil coming out over the last two days than any time in history that's long before we stopped

00:22:21.240 them from having a nuclear weapon but would either of you two guys like to

00:22:27.180 give Jeff an answer to them so we as the president said we work every day for

00:22:32.820 weeks for months on this issue and you've seen diesel prices come down the

00:22:37.760 last week I think you'll see them move meaningfully down in the coming weeks and

00:22:42.780 days and we'll have some announcements about that but yeah we're tight on

00:22:46.140 diesel because we've lost diesel exports from Russia we've lost diesel some

00:22:49.920 diesel exports from the Middle East although we're restoring those and we've

00:22:53.100 lost diesel exports from China so that's a lot of interruptions but American

00:22:56.680 refiners are running at record highs and you will hear announcements from our

00:23:01.680 friends in Europe about new diesel supplies that'll come to the market

00:23:06.120 that'll meaningfully push diesel prices down so is it fair to say you've advised

00:23:09.780 against that no I mean I think it's something that we think about it we talk

00:23:13.680 about every day but it just seems that it would have a negative impact on

00:23:17.220 gasoline so that that would go up a little bit and diesel would come down a little bit and we

00:23:22.340 think we're in a very good place it's going to start to come in you know diesel is really hurt

00:23:27.220 much more not by the middle east but by what's going on in russia because those diesel refineries

00:23:32.180 are being knocked out at a pretty alarming rate and if that didn't happen we wouldn't have a diesel

00:23:38.740 problem what's happened in russia with ukraine has been really the biggest problem for diesel

00:23:44.660 Thank you very much.

00:23:45.660 Thank you very much.

00:23:46.660 Thank you very much.

00:23:47.660 Thank you guys so much.

00:23:48.660 Thank you.

00:23:49.660 Somebody tell me I am.

00:23:51.660 Thank you.

00:23:52.660 About Kim Jong-un?

00:23:53.660 Mr. President.

00:23:54.660 Oh, I don't know that.

00:23:55.660 I don't know.

00:23:56.660 But he's a good guy.

00:23:57.660 Actually, tomorrow.

00:23:58.660 Thank you very much.

00:23:59.660 Tomorrow morning, the president took a bunch of questions.

00:24:02.660 Tomorrow morning, we're going to have Peter Navarro from the White House.

00:24:07.660 Cortez on John Gardner, the manufacturing.

00:24:10.660 We're going to talk about this big investment by the South Koreans, what this all means. 1.00

00:24:15.880 Natalie Winters, we've got a whole run of show here to go through on things you've been working on that I want to make sure we get out and push out. 0.51

00:24:24.120 First off, your sense of the president there is every day signing these executive orders, announcing new investment deals coming to the United States.

00:24:36.020 He's announced he's going to run for 30. He's going to next 32 days. He's going to be in the road campaigning tomorrow. It's going to be Denton, Texas, then Oklahoma. What's your thoughts about all of this?

00:24:48.940 I'd like to hear that we are deporting all illegals, not just the criminals. You know, I think it's great to see President Trump in there. We have a much better press corps, much better questions. 0.99

00:24:59.760 I think he can really show what the administration has been doing, right?

00:25:03.040 Give them credit where credit is due.

00:25:05.080 But I think they're kind of indexing on the wrong stuff.

00:25:07.320 I don't know about you, Steve.

00:25:08.540 Hammering super intelligence, playing all those games is not what people voted for him for.

00:25:15.300 For example, an easy win.

00:25:17.320 I'm sure people have seen the graph from the Cato Institute report today going viral.

00:25:21.560 Rapid response shared it, showing that the Trump administration is responsible,

00:25:25.740 at least like tentatively for bringing down admissions from muslim countries refugees

00:25:30.880 96 percent if you could make it up but steve the real i mean maddening part of that whole graph

00:25:38.020 isn't even that you know now it's zero it's that it was over 20 000 a month that they were importing 0.79

00:25:45.320 of these people it's it's absolutely ridiculous and that's just the refugees that's not even the

00:25:48.940 legal stuff um but like i said i would love to hear more about about the immigration stuff and 0.98

00:25:54.240 And, Steve, as much as we like to celebrate the way this administration is clamped down on that stuff, you are up against such a behemoth when it comes to the not just NGO complex, but the truly systemic and systematic way that basically everybody except Americans are prioritized in our economy in this country.

00:26:10.940 And they are flown in basically on private planes in some cases, but making these people the new preferential class of American citizens.

00:26:21.700 no i agree i saw that that chart last night and i think that chart is is is fantastic it's a great

00:26:29.220 start but it also doesn't get to the heart of the problem that's how many you're letting in

00:26:33.500 where are we sending them home where's the denaturalization where's the mass deportations

00:26:38.680 they had this uh supposedly recording by uh by paxton telling people hey the the convention

00:26:47.100 wasn't, you know, didn't help me. Now, the important thing there is that was leaked by

00:26:52.480 somebody. It was only 12 people in the room, is my understanding. That was leaked by somebody

00:26:55.860 that is anti-Republican, who's anti-Paxson. And that would be the Bush faction because they hate

00:27:02.600 the populist nationalist wing of the Republican Party, which is, I don't know, 60 percent, 70

00:27:08.420 percent, 75 percent. And one of the reasons that I think that the that the polling went down or

00:27:15.460 that there wasn't a ton of kind of mass deportations.

00:27:20.980 That's where we had Mike Howell.

00:27:22.120 People remember in our coverage of Real America's Voice,

00:27:25.060 we had Mike Howell on the show every day talking about mass deportations,

00:27:29.900 talking about immigration, talking about the legal immigration,

00:27:35.880 which is a massive concern, is essentially on the ballot down in Texas.

00:27:40.840 is Beau French and others have put it on the ballot to have a discussion about that and Sharia law.

00:27:47.680 These are the important issues people want to hear about,

00:27:49.800 and they want to hear about them in the next 30 days

00:27:51.660 and know that these programs are going to continue to be pounded.

00:27:54.540 So I thought the chart was fantastic, 1.00

00:27:56.900 but that's great that you're stopping people coming in from Muslim countries. 1.00

00:28:01.660 Okay, fine. 1.00

00:28:02.620 But more importantly is what about all the problems we have here? 0.53

00:28:07.580 Why is there not remigration?

00:28:09.200 Why is there not a systematic remigration program?

00:28:13.060 Natalie, hang on for one second.

00:28:15.120 You've got some amazing investigations.

00:28:17.060 I want to make sure we've got time for it in the afternoon.

00:28:20.580 Like I said, tomorrow morning, we're going to go through a bunch of the nuts and bolts of the economy,

00:28:25.380 what's really happening, what you can really count on, and what is meaningful.

00:28:28.980 There's been some pretty significant updates to numbers.

00:28:32.060 I don't think it's being messaged terrifically, either out of Treasury or the White House.

00:28:39.320 In fact, we're going to try to have Treasury officials who are going to have on today

00:28:42.580 before they had issues with their new passes over at the White House.

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00:32:43.120 Natalie, like I said, the chart that White House put us is terrific, but it just scratched is the surface.

00:32:53.160 Why are we not shutting down the H-1B programs? Why about re-migrations, denaturalizations?

00:32:58.300 If you're going to save your country, you've got to get tough, and we've got to get tough now. 0.95

00:33:01.700 That's what people want to hear. We want to get people to the polls, do that.

00:33:04.160 say that at the convention you're going to have world record ratings natalie winters this problem

00:33:13.400 is all over the country you've got a very special report about rochester walk me through it sure so

00:33:20.280 i'm i'm sure that people have seen the now very viral x post if denver wants to put that up as

00:33:25.620 b-roll while i speak or feel free to cover my face with a bunch of i i i want to put that or

00:33:32.420 I want to put that up, why Natalie's up.

00:33:35.740 It's very important to see this kind of tee this up.

00:33:38.960 So these are the 80 foreigners, Indians mainly, who are here on H-1B or J-1 visas, comprising, you know, not in India, but here in New York, Rochester General Hospital, their new residents.

00:33:56.280 80 of the 82 were foreigners.

00:33:59.340 Just two were Americans.

00:34:00.620 You can see the two white guys there.

00:34:03.700 Now, obviously, this post stirred up a lot of outrage, but I wanted to dig into why and how this actually happened to better understand how we stop it.

00:34:14.140 And that led me on a very, very nefarious rabbit hole that leads back to, of course, the tech bros and none other than people who used to work in the Biden regime.

00:34:25.260 So there's a very interesting overlap here with this organization called the Talent Mobility Fund.

00:34:32.960 Like I always say, the more euphemistic the NGO sounds, the more nefarious it is.

00:34:38.340 Now, this group, in its strategy paper that I obtained, explicitly talks about, quote,

00:34:45.220 a future of much more migration without political backlash. 0.94

00:34:49.200 Now, they have been running these programs to basically psyop the American people into being more amenable to receiving immigrants, trying to pitch them as economic boons. 0.92

00:35:03.000 You know, you should want them in your community. 0.99

00:35:04.980 And if you could guess, the specific four communities that they've been targeting now are none other than Rochester, New York, where they specifically are working to recruit foreign nurses and foreign doctors.

00:35:19.200 They're also targeting Oklahoma, South Carolina, and Birmingham, Alabama, conveniently very red

00:35:26.560 states. Now, what's so interesting, Steve, and I want to read the actual pitch, right? I go deep

00:35:32.500 on my substack. I'm reading the left-wing nonprofits' websites. They're quite scary.

00:35:37.580 But the person who is running this program is someone named Doug Rand, who literally served

00:35:44.560 as the senior advisor to the director of the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services under Joe

00:35:51.040 Biden. The person who conceived of this program is someone ironically named Amy Nice. She was an

00:35:59.320 assistant director under Biden at the Office of Science and Technology Policy at the White House.

00:36:05.080 And this is their quote as to how this idea was conceived. Quote, she held a powerful insight.

00:36:10.400 many STEM immigration visa pathways are significantly underutilized. That is them

00:36:17.240 telling you that they want to increase the caps on all of these visas even more.

00:36:21.760 Amy developed a thesis focused on identifying and eliminating bottlenecks to increase use of

00:36:26.360 existing visa pathways. Her approach was distinct from both conventional immigration advocacy

00:36:30.720 organizations, which often focus on legislative reform, and from direct service organizations,

00:36:35.820 which typically help individuals navigate the current system.

00:36:39.040 Instead, she saw an opportunity to systematically increase immigration

00:36:43.220 by working with, basically, these tech groups.

00:36:48.160 Now, who funded this initiative, specifically targeting the O-1 visas?

00:36:52.660 They view this as something, because they're uncapped,

00:36:54.600 that they could basically bring more, you know,

00:36:57.080 I'm sure they have extraordinary abilities,

00:36:59.020 people like that that you just saw on the screen.

00:37:02.280 The people who are funding this program,

00:37:04.640 it literally was bankrolled originally by Eric Schmidt of Google. So the tech crowd and then

00:37:12.240 the founder of GitHub later piled in. So all of these tech bros, now this one doesn't claim to

00:37:17.800 be right wing, but are funding these massive programs that are bringing in on a, you know,

00:37:24.240 smattering a panoply of all these horrible visas. But Steve, the real nefarious part here, 0.80

00:37:30.160 and this is something that I've really picked up on, and I really do encourage people to subscribe

00:37:34.600 to the Substack, it's nataliegwinters.substack.com. It's not just about bringing in mass amounts

00:37:42.820 of refugees or immigrants, whatever you want to call them anymore, migrants, invaders, how about 0.97

00:37:47.700 that? There is a level of psychological manipulation and psyoping that they are waging, aided and 1.00

00:37:55.380 abetted by AI, but against the American people, particularly these rural communities, where

00:38:01.600 there's literal NGOs in some cases are funded by your tax dollars and we're going to get into those

00:38:07.060 but where they're literally hosting town halls with you know the white residents of these rural

00:38:14.300 communities trying to educate them on how to be better welcoming communities to people of color

00:38:22.860 immigrants and basically look at immigration as some wonderful net gain to their community

00:38:29.400 To that point, a lot of these very elite academic institutions, formerly elite, maybe better way to describe them, places like Yale, Stanford, etc. are running, like I said Steve, these studies are not being conducted in the political science department.

00:38:45.840 It's like behavioral psychology. Yale and Berkeley were awarded hundreds of thousands of dollars

00:38:52.880 to literally study how to make Americans like illegal aliens. They were testing various ways

00:38:59.880 to basically target people's emotions and persuade them using sob stories to get people to become

00:39:05.880 softer on immigration. Separately, a separate study, Yale researchers were paying people

00:39:11.780 to basically converse with these AI chatbots to basically make them support free tuition

00:39:18.560 for illegal aliens. And they found from their research that they were able to basically

00:39:25.100 effectively understand what could move the needle with these people to try to make them more open

00:39:31.120 to immigration. Now, the signal not noise there is not that this audience is going to fall for

00:39:35.440 that kind of stuff. But the point is, they are using every tool and tactic in the book down

00:39:41.640 to literal behavioral psychology studies to try to pull this like a blanket over your head and make

00:39:48.400 people support this now to that point i had another story i've been traveling i've i've um i've been

00:39:55.580 working on some exciting stuff that we'll get into but it was published while while i was away so i

00:40:00.900 couldn't do the show but this story is is really big steve too and this goes to what you were

00:40:05.600 talking about hang on hang on hang on hang on hang on hang on hang on hang on just put a pin

00:40:14.360 in that we're gonna get to that we're gonna hit rewind and we're gonna go back are you telling me

00:40:20.940 do i understand this correctly because this is even more nefarious than i thought it was and

00:40:29.280 this is why natalie g winters i think is a uh is a national asset are you telling me the silicon

00:40:37.540 valley and schmidt who's as bad a guy as you can possibly get in the silicon valley oligarchs

00:40:44.060 and um the ceos all the wealthy guys out there as you know they've got silicon valley cupertino

00:40:53.260 these places right now are worse than frisco texas when you talk about the h1b visas the tech

00:40:58.580 companies live on these h1b visas many many many many many of the ceos and the senior level people

00:41:07.960 are of south asian uh you know heritage are you telling me go back to this talent mobility fund

00:41:17.160 i want to make sure the audience understands this these guys started a fund and what was that fund

00:41:23.240 what was the purpose of that fund because people have this question how did we turn around particularly

00:41:27.900 in rural america and you look around and you know every doctor is an indian people just ask this

00:41:36.220 question how did that happen how did it happen in rural texas how did it happen in rural countries

00:41:40.180 rural communities throughout the country and you got rochester up and up you know upstate new york

00:41:46.260 which is not rochester per se parts of it but upstate new york is maga country how did 80 of 82

00:41:54.040 uh be you know foreigners so walk me through this fund the talent mobility fund and how is

00:42:01.740 that connected to this again so i've got a three-pronged answer for you that will all converge

00:42:08.060 into how you get this starting with the talent mobility fund which by the way describes that

00:42:14.500 opponents of increased immigration i.e this show are a quote unmovable block so they know how

00:42:21.460 hardened we are in our defenses, but their future that they are pitching is, quote, a future of much

00:42:27.140 more migration without political backlash. Let that sink in and interpret the without political

00:42:34.500 backlash how you will. Hang on. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. They identify us as an immovable

00:42:40.980 block. So when they say a future open immigration without any political backlash, the logical 0.95

00:42:49.100 conclusion is that the mobile block is going to be removed overwhelmed or diluted somehow is that

00:42:55.720 is that a logic you went to chicago you're the school of logic is that is that you know you're

00:43:02.040 you're you're you're the you're i'm the poet you're the uh you're you're the mathematician

00:43:06.180 is that is that correct is that what they're implying well my uh my poetry analysis for my

00:43:13.880 woke professor which is probably not meant to be used on this but you're exactly right right they're

00:43:20.300 trying to basically say you're going to be censored you're going to be silenced frankly you're going

00:43:25.440 to be priced out of being able to have a say in this debate you can have viral you know x posts

00:43:30.360 until we censor you but we're going to literally give tens of millions of dollars billions of

00:43:34.860 dollars at the end of the day by the way steve i saw another left-wing organization floating the

00:43:39.540 idea of literally just like skirting the government entirely and just having private companies be able

00:43:46.420 to sponsor visas as many as they'd like. There's a whole new chamber of commerce effort that's

00:43:53.220 working to create a new category of visa called the Heartland Visa, where it's people specifically

00:43:59.360 going and working in the rural Midwest. And to answer your question about how you have so many

00:44:04.280 foreign doctors this is so concerning and you can see how quickly it happens 19 states have enacted

00:44:12.140 laws already to date and this was this happened only like since 2023 this stuff happened very

00:44:17.840 quickly where international physicians can become fully licensed here in the united states without

00:44:24.940 you know accredited american training if they just jump through some hoops and practice a little bit

00:44:30.160 but they don't have to have even gone to american medical schools so you're seeing this pipeline

00:44:33.880 developed two ways one is them actually taking these spots but the other is you're seeing these

00:44:39.600 states bend over backwards to accommodate a bunch of non-english speaking you know indians who went 0.91

00:44:46.040 to a school that is literally a fake diploma mill and that's a generous characterization of it

00:44:51.560 to that point with texas they created a license literally for foreign for for foreign physicians

00:44:57.840 the doctor act established the quote foreign physician provisional license but to get back

00:45:04.700 to what this all goes to there's a truly alarming study and we'll get into it after the break but

00:45:09.320 up in vermont sponsored by started the state government there but then got funding from a

00:45:16.040 usda-backed federally funded institution where they are literally studying quote how to support

00:45:21.600 immigration and in migration to southern vermont and increased demographic diversity serving as a

00:45:28.260 model for rural refugee resettlement across the united states hang on one second we're going to

00:45:34.180 stick with this natalie winters is going to hold through the break and we're going to return in

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00:50:02.100 to the elections okay natalie first off i want everybody in this audience your your sub stack

00:50:09.380 is free if you sign up correct if you want to donate that's a that's a second decision correct

00:50:14.320 correct it's totally free you can get all these stories and read this stuff for yourself and see

00:50:20.380 I want I want everybody in the war room posse to not just sign up to send it out and be a force

00:50:29.720 multiply in this like we are in the elections because her reportage and investigations are 0.94

00:50:37.340 second to none second to none in any news organization throughout the world she matches

00:50:45.980 up pound for pound for anybody, any of them. And you heard Catherine Herridge on here today

00:50:50.840 saying that, you know, she left CBS under tough circumstances, but she said none of them do

00:50:57.560 investigative reporting anymore. That's her stock and trade. When Natalie Winters does it,

00:51:02.020 she's got the sub stack. You go there now, sign up. It's totally free. Now, if you want to hit

00:51:07.460 her with a $10 bill or something like that, that's a decision you make. But where do they go to sign

00:51:11.980 for the Substack man? It is nataliegwinters.substack.com. I appreciate it. And Steve,

00:51:20.580 if I can just add on the press corps, you know, I'm old enough to remember when they impugned

00:51:26.020 my abilities to do actual reporting. And I would just say, how well did that work out for them?

00:51:31.620 Because I don't know, between the two of us who still has our White House press pass and actual

00:51:36.420 ratings in an audience has an impact but keep criticizing what i'm wearing now hang on i want

00:51:44.540 to finish with this topic because you've been natalie's been on assignment out of the country

00:51:49.520 and she's going to come back she's got tons of things she's going to be putting forward but i

00:51:54.020 just want to go back to this story because i already can tell people's heads are blowing up

00:51:58.360 and this ties back to these very important elections particularly in places like texas

00:52:05.700 That this H-1B situation, that I had this big fight with Elon, you know, at the Mar-a-Lago situation,

00:52:12.180 particularly around when they were trying to throw down hard on Scott Besson.

00:52:16.560 I mean, think of where the country would be today if we followed Elon and we had Howard Lutnick as the secretary of the Treasury.

00:52:24.280 They just asked President Trump a tough question in the Oval.

00:52:27.480 Hey, the size of the auctions, are you thinking of shrinking them?

00:52:31.160 That's all about supply and demand, folks.

00:52:33.040 That's why you need birch gold, need to understand that.

00:52:36.660 But, Natalie, give me a minute or two before we punch out of here,

00:52:39.620 and we're going to never forget it's going to take us out.

00:52:42.020 I'm going to be back at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.

00:52:44.180 Harnwell's going to pick it up over here.

00:52:45.400 Just give me the construct of how people, when they read this,

00:52:49.260 should be thinking about, because this is a scandal of the highest order, ma'am,

00:52:53.540 and the principal scandal about it is these people are in these medical schools

00:52:57.160 over in India.

00:52:57.800 We have no earthy idea.

00:52:59.000 They're not doctors.

00:53:00.340 They don't go to medical school in the United States,

00:53:02.100 and people say, well, you got those guys going to Granada.

00:53:04.140 That's a totally different deal.

00:53:05.740 Those are U.S. citizens going down there.

00:53:07.780 At least that has some semblance of order,

00:53:10.720 and you can put the hairy eyeball on it down there.

00:53:12.660 And most of those are gone because their slots are being taken 1.00

00:53:15.060 by foreigners here in the United States. 0.94

00:53:18.120 But to know that the bulk of these folks are getting these degrees 0.99

00:53:22.000 like who knows what and who knows how and who knows where is shocking, man. 0.93

00:53:27.080 Yeah, we're not importing a bunch of Swiss nationals curing cancer. 0.89

00:53:31.720 or we're creating little Indias across the United States. 1.00

00:53:36.100 You know, I was just looking and Steve, 0.97

00:53:37.540 it's kind of like they play the game like the origins of COVID

00:53:40.460 where they intentionally obscure the data.

00:53:42.840 So I can't, you know, sit here and give you the finite number

00:53:45.920 of what percent of this is this.

00:53:47.960 That's by design because I'm sure if we had those real numbers,

00:53:51.220 which I would encourage the Trump administration to really go after,

00:53:54.400 though it's hard to track the overstayers and the spouses

00:53:57.240 and the whole, you know, alphabet soup that these programs are,

00:54:00.160 that it would truly be shocking but of what we know around 30 percent high 20s of all american

00:54:10.140 doctors practicing right now are foreign born which is pretty startling you've already you've

00:54:17.200 already blown my head up where do people go i know i'm gonna come back to this story give me

00:54:22.600 where do you go for the substack and i can't tell you how proud the war room is and and everything

00:54:29.180 we've worked on to know that you started an intern long ago and just really become i think the most

00:54:35.580 important investigative reporter in the country dealing with stories that other people don't want

00:54:39.100 to touch but getting to the bottom of it to tell the american people what in the hell is going on

00:54:43.740 in their country natalie winters where they go to nataliegwinters.substack.com we didn't even get

00:54:51.900 into the trans schools bill gates funding meat propaganda and we have to get into the afghan 0.86

00:54:57.180 refugees tomorrow they're getting promised free rent until they can qualify for food stamps

00:55:03.180 on your taxpayer dime natalie winters until tomorrow i'll talk to you after the show and

00:55:09.100 we'll figure it out natalie winters will be back with us tomorrow probably in the five o'clock hour

00:55:13.900 wow insane disgusting revolting all of it you heard what they did they said hey there's an

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00:55:46.720 they're trying to steal your country are you going to stand in the breach and fight for it

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Bannon's War Room - September 30, 2026

Episode 5702： Stealing The American Healthcare System

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