00:00:28.940I wish in my soul, I wish that any of these people had a conscience.
00:00:34.380Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?
00:00:38.140If that answer is to save my country, this country will be saved.
00:00:44.340War Room. Here's your host, Stephen K. Bannon.
00:00:47.760it's friday 9 october in the year of our lord 2026 we're absolutely packed today got jim
00:00:56.820records caroline wren uh the situation in texas we're gonna get into also cook report
00:01:01.420has a uh has a grim reminder what we've been talking about some of these seats that people
00:01:06.540think are relatively safe uh new update on that gonna get all to it go state by state i want to
00:01:11.740start with this situation. Tracy Anthony from Weather Nation joins us. Tracy, thank you so
00:01:18.940much. Walk us through this storm, not just is going to have a political implication because
00:01:23.000President Trump is currently scheduled to go to the Alabama game tomorrow and with a big event.
00:01:31.800But it looks like this storm picking up in intensity. Walk us through what we got here, ma'am.
00:01:36.840Yeah, you know, the latest update, Steve, is with the hurricane hunters flying through the storm system, we now have sustained winds up to 120 miles per hour.
00:01:48.100So this is a major hurricane as it sits about 240 miles south off the coast of Pensacola, Florida.
00:01:55.460So we have extremely warm sea surface temperatures and that warm water runs deep and that's what's continuing to fuel this storm system.
00:02:04.380So we are expecting the rain bands to start to interact with the coastal areas here over the next couple of hours, and weather conditions will continue to deteriorate.
00:02:15.520But, Steve, you know, we can't just focus on the cone area because notice how lopsided this storm system is.
00:02:23.500And we are going to have a ton of impacts on the east side.
00:02:27.520So, yes, the cone expected to be a Category 2 hurricane at landfall.
00:02:32.100it will weaken relatively quickly, but it is moving fast. So it will bring those impacts farther
00:02:38.100inland. Areas like Birmingham could have tropical storm force winds into Saturday morning. But with
00:02:45.580this system now being a major hurricane, we are expecting the wind field to expand. So that means
00:02:52.120more storm surge and timing for the tropical storm force winds. The coast will feel it by this
00:02:57.780afternoon at about 2 by 8 o'clock. It's starting to push farther inland relatively quickly. It has
00:03:03.620picked up quite a bit of speed from where we were at yesterday afternoon. So storm surge,
00:03:09.660the forecast for the storm surge has increased. It used to be 7 feet for the max. Now we're up to
00:03:16.1406 to 9 feet, and that's above ground level. So 4 feet above my head. So this is a very serious
00:03:24.260situation. We do have evacuation orders in place for some of the barrier islands. So if you are in
00:03:30.680one of those areas, now is the time to get out. You've got just a little bit more time before that
00:03:36.740storm system really starts to make those roads impassable with the rain, the wind, and the storm
00:03:43.040surge. So flood watches stretch from Jacksonville all the way up to Nashville. So this is going to
00:03:49.240impact areas of the Tennessee and Ohio Valley as it continues to lift farther north. And then we
00:03:54.580have hurricane warnings for the coastal areas and Birmingham under tropical storm watches. So likely
00:04:00.220upgraded. The other threat with this hurricane is going to be the severe weather potential. So we
00:04:07.240have an upgraded chance for tornadoes. So oftentimes as these rain bands push on shore, we get these
00:04:14.120quick spin-up tornadoes and it looks like we're going to have a good chance of tornado potential,
00:04:18.520not just today, but also into Saturday. So, Steve, a lot of variables to consider.
00:04:24.020And if you know anyone in these areas, I hope they have had a plan. I hope they evacuated if
00:04:29.540needed. But this is going to be a gnarly storm. I want to make sure that people go over because
00:04:38.200we have a huge war room audience in all of that area in the south and in western Florida and the
00:04:45.140panhandle. I want to make sure they go to Weather Nation 24-7. Just some basic logistics of this.
00:04:51.100Currently, you said it's picking up steam. When is this supposed to, when is landfall? What's the
00:04:56.080current of landfall? Yep, it's looking like it's going to be a little bit earlier than anticipated,
00:05:01.960so it could be late this evening into the very early hours of Saturday morning.
00:05:08.440And what do you anticipate right now? What's projected, what would the wind be at? What
00:05:13.040what strength when it makes land currently projected? You know, we are expecting a little
00:05:18.940weakening right before landfall, so probably a Category 2 hurricane. However, this system
00:05:25.180continues to strengthen. And as we watch the eye wall, it, despite the wind shear that it's running
00:05:31.580into, we are still seeing this storm system grow. So it really depends on, you know, the balance of
00:05:38.940those two kind of driving forces of this continued strengthening. But if the wind shear is strong
00:05:44.800enough, it will dial back that storm a little quicker. But either way, it's just a matter of
00:05:51.340hours. So this is still going to be a strong hurricane by the time it makes landfall.
00:05:56.940Tracy, where do people go and get you? Weather Nation, your social media, where can people keep
00:06:01.580up with this overnight and into tomorrow morning? Yes, you can go on X. My handle is TracyAnthony
00:06:07.940underscore. Otherwise, go to weathernationtv.com. We also have an app. The Weather Nation app is
00:06:15.060going to give you all your forecasts on demand and the latest updates. So we're going to continue
00:06:20.000to cover this storm, you know, 24-7 for the next three days. And we've got crews out on the ground
00:06:25.980and in the field so we can get you video and visuals from what's exactly going on.
00:06:32.660Tracy Anthony, Weather Nation, thank you so much, man. Appreciate you.
00:06:35.740yeah thank you if you want non-stop great weather coverage good weather nation they don't they cut
00:06:42.880the politics out of it and all the climate change and global warming you get right to it uh we have
00:06:47.900a storm brewing here in the united states we're going to get to caroline wren about where uh waldo
00:06:52.940is in texas but i'm going to start with uh jim records jim uh and of course i got to give a hat
00:06:59.220tip to the great cane citizen cane over citizen free press once again up in his headlines is about
00:07:05.640this $2 trillion, of which we called it on September 30th of last year, we said, hey,
00:07:11.240look, if you look at the math here, it's going to be a $2 trillion deficit. It's officially now
00:07:15.960a $2 trillion deficit. I think the projections are for another $2 trillion deficit. How can we
00:07:22.020avoid being France? I understand with the prime reserve currency and all that, but you've got
00:07:26.200riots in the streets because the migrants who want a free lunch and demand a free lunch and1.00
00:07:32.940everything taken care of you got a massive budget crisis in France they can't handle because they're1.00
00:07:37.340not the prime reserve currency they just can't print money we can but there's going to come some
00:07:42.180moment where the storm hits the United States Jim Rickards your thoughts about where we are
00:07:47.980particularly with the announcement you got the rise of AFD because financial crisis in Germany
00:07:52.160the rise of Nigel Farage because of financial crisis uh emergency coming to England you've got
00:07:58.700Bolsonaro returning to beating Lula because Lula's economy is not working? Walk me through where we
00:08:05.560are, sir. Thanks, Steve. That's a great summary. By the way, we got nationalism, rise of right-leaning
00:08:13.520parties, currency wars, inflation, interest rates. They're all together. I'm not making light
00:08:20.040of it. In fact, it's the utmost seriousness. But the point is, and this comes in out of your
00:08:24.900summary, they're all connected. So the biggest difference, so France is kind of the eye of the
00:08:30.020storm right now since we've got a hurricane coming. The US, as you say, is not unaffected by
00:08:34.780this. The biggest difference between the crisis in the French bond market and what's going on
00:08:39.260with US treasuries is France cannot print euros. Those bonds, the French government bonds are
00:08:45.100denominated in euros, but France does not print euros. They're printed by the European Central
00:08:51.020Bank, which is under the direction of Christine Lagarde, who was the former finance minister of
00:08:55.720France. But this is a replay on a larger scale of what happened to Greece in 2015. And really,
00:09:01.820Germany calls the shots at the ECB along with Lagarde. So the French are looking at a situation
00:09:07.740where they're going to have to come hat in hand to the ECB for some kind of bailout, and that can
00:09:12.640be protracted. And then, of course, France has a much worse situation with immigrants, leave aside0.99
00:09:19.720legal or illegal, but the fact is they're not culturally acclimated. They're not1.00
00:09:24.320really French, but everyday French people are protesting as well. So they have a political
00:09:30.440and economic mess. Over on the US side, we can print dollars. Now, that's not a free ride.
00:09:37.100The issue in the US, we're not going to default on our bonds. That's not going to happen. The US
00:09:42.840currency role as the leading global reserve currency is not going to change. There are
00:09:48.160structural reasons for that. Leave aside interest rates and inflation. Those are really important
00:09:52.760things. I'm not making light of them. But why will the US dollar persist as the global reserve
00:09:58.840currency, so-called leading reserve currency? There are two reasons for it. Number one,
00:10:03.320oil is priced in dollars. Could that change over time? Maybe, but not really. That's pretty
00:10:07.940embedded. And the world needs oil, which means the world needs dollars. So the dollar is not
00:10:14.180going away as a global reserve currency. The other reason is that we say reserve currency,
00:10:20.740but that's not really the right way to put it. They're not reserve currencies, they're reserve
00:10:24.080assets. And those assets are securities, primarily US Treasury securities. If you want money,
00:10:30.160you got to sell the treasuries and get the cash. But Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, China, etc.,
00:10:36.740are the leading holders of US Treasury securities. There's no alternative. I mean,
00:10:41.820And there's no bond market in the world that has what the U.S. bond market has.
00:10:48.600And for example, you hear him talk about the debasement trade.
00:10:52.680China is going to be the new global reserve currency.
00:12:01.900But Scott, the whole plan was 3-3-3. 3% inflation, 3% growth, and 3% deficit to GDP. I think we're still at 6%. The French are at 6%. That's not sustainable.
00:12:16.220One other thing, too. Jim's giving us more time, so we're going to go to break. Caroline Wren's on deck when we get to all this New York City, the ICE situation there, because you're starting to see the pre-French riots already in our own country.
00:12:29.860I want to go back to about the dollar.
00:12:33.320We're safe for the dollar because oil is priced in dollars.
00:12:38.360Does that inextricably tie us, Brother Rickards, to the Gulf Emirates?
00:12:43.760I mean, the United States right now politically, people are saying pox on both your houses.
00:12:48.580We don't want the Greater Israel Project, and we particularly don't want to be strapped
00:12:53.580to Saudi Arabia, UAE, Bahrain, Kuwait, and particularly Qatar.
00:12:59.320Are we locked in if we want to keep the prime reserve currency, want to keep the petrodollar
00:14:10.680Not just a capital markets genius, also formerly associated with our intelligence apparatus.
00:14:18.240Of course, Rickards is going to go there.
00:14:19.700He talks about some of the most controversial deals in the world right now.
00:14:23.220There is active discussions at Treasury and other places about these, whether it's Nord Stream, the Russian assets that are available on the market and other deals we're talking about.
00:14:35.700Take a short break. Caroline Wren's with us. Jim Rickert's kicking off a Friday.
00:14:40.860Jim Hoff, you're going to be stunned about the demons are going to these town councils on these Norman Rockwell towns.
00:14:47.240And you know what they're doing? They're praying to Satan and saying, hail Satan.
00:14:51.320it's all got to stop and we're going to stop it right here in the boardroom next
00:14:56.580we're a couple of months out but the midterms are fast approaching and make no mistake if the house
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00:16:04.620The midterms will be here before you know it.
00:16:17.540Jim, you know, the War Room audience is, we've worked for years to make sure that they have the information that the hedge funds get on Wall Street and the investors.
00:16:27.220And particularly, they know better than anybody that their financial life is driven by the price of the 10-year treasury.
00:16:38.480Because I would argue right now with all the folks on affordability and, you know, the supply chains and everything we're doing, President Trump and folks are doing, you got these massive deficits and other things.
00:16:49.880You as long as in price of war, I got at the war.
00:16:53.640But as much as bad as inflation is, you get the 10 year treasury blowing through six, you get the 30 hitting all time records.
00:17:01.060You're not going to be able to get a mortgage. Jumbos are going to be 8 percent or north.
00:17:04.120this is going to impact people as much or more than inflation.
00:17:32.160By the way, I'm a big fan of Scott Besson.
00:17:33.700we all make mistakes. When he said, I am the house, speaking of the treasury, he's not the
00:17:39.900house. The house is the market. There's one thing bigger than the treasury, which is the market as
00:17:45.140a whole. And the market is taking the tenure where it is now. That is a big deal because it does
00:17:50.660affect mortgages. It affects construction loan. Any kind of long-term investment is determined
00:17:55.240by that. But you have to put it in the context of inflation. Six percent is not the end of the
00:18:00.680world if inflation is 4.5%, because in that world, the real rate, you take the rate, the yield of
00:18:07.560maturity, subtract inflation, and that's your real rate. That's only 1.5%. Now, I remember when
00:18:13.620the treasuries were 13%, 30-year bond was 13%, but inflation was 15% at the time. This is like 1980.
00:18:24.540So the real rate was negative 2%. They were paying you to borrow money. The problem, and this is all
00:18:29.260driven by inflation, Steve. Those rates are going up because of inflation. But here's the problem.
00:18:33.980There are winners and losers. The impact of inflation is not evenly distributed.
00:18:38.900So who are the winners? If you have hard assets, gold, silver, real estate, or if you're leveraged
00:18:44.000or you're a borrower because the real value of the borrowing is going down as inflation goes up,
00:18:49.500you're a winner. Who are the losers or the victims of this? Anyone on a fixed income,
00:18:54.340insurance policies, annuities, Social Security, et cetera. Those people are left behind. It's
00:19:01.060extremely unfair. I'm not making light of it. I'm just describing the dynamic. So the short answer
00:19:07.380is if you're facing this, and we are, get into some hard assets. Don't be afraid to borrow money
00:19:12.860because, as I said, when you subtract inflation, it could be actually a negative interest rate.
00:19:18.820So there are things you can do, but the inflation is here and it's coming and it's going to get
00:19:23.460worse. Jim, you've got a special on, I want to make sure everybody's got access to strategic
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00:20:39.600And then we're going to pivot very quickly to everything we've been talking about, inflation, yield to maturity, liquidity, and the currency wars.
00:20:47.920Jim Rikers, thank you for kicking us off today.
00:21:00.300And Cook, if Denver, when Caroline's talking, when we get it, if we can put up the new Cook.
00:21:06.000You know, this is one of the things that we had been talking about, you know, when we had DeGrasse and Seth Kessler and others in doing our analysis, Dave Bossie, that a lot of these House seats, to get to the 202 number, the 204 we were kind of starting with, there's a whole grunch of those House seats that have been considered fairly safe or safe holds.
00:21:26.400Cook is now putting them into, yo, you better get worried about them.
00:21:30.560And there are a few Democrats in there, too, but this is something we're having to assess
00:21:39.480You see this thing tightening right now, but the reality is we're fighting on many fronts.
00:21:44.760I want to go to the key that picks the lock, though.
00:21:48.040Caroline, you've been all over this for a year with this guy, Tallarico.
00:21:52.000You understand their entire strategy is built around Tallarico and Texas.
00:21:58.840This is why they've pumped so much money into this kid who nobody knows.
00:22:03.000Nobody really knows anything about this guy.
00:22:05.160OK, I am shocked and stunned that the legacy media and particularly I got to get I got to call out playbook, which is really what drives the city every morning of what's going on.
00:22:16.820And playbook is normally on top of stories like this, you know, like like a dog on a bone.
00:22:21.980It's been essentially crickets over there, including this morning.
00:22:25.880this is the biggest political story of the year where is the gimp where is tallarico the gimp
00:22:33.420it is stunning that he's been off the trail but when you called it out it's more stunning
00:22:39.520that there has been no response whatsoever and the legacy media is not all over this
00:22:45.920i want to see the doctor in the emergency room i want to know everything about this
00:22:50.300and all you get is crickets including from politico ma'am
00:22:54.040Yeah, I cannot stress to you how insane it is to have a candidate in what is probably going to be a $400 million plus United States Senate race, less than a month out from the general election, be missing for now 13 days.
00:23:11.680And by missing, I mean the last time Tallarico was seen at a campaign event in Texas was on September 26th at a football game.
00:23:18.720That was 13 days ago. Then we have fundraising invitations from events he was set to attend
00:23:24.040in New York City on the September 28th and 29th. But what is strange is that then the next time he
00:23:30.400reappears is September 30th. He appeared on a Zoom meeting for the Hispanic Business Council,
00:23:35.600which was an event that he was supposed to be in in person. On that Zoom meeting, he said that
00:23:40.200he apologized for not being there in person, but he was so sick that the day before he had to check
00:23:45.380himself into a Dallas urgent care. Well, the day before September 30th is September 29th,
00:23:50.900which is the same day he had a 5.30 p.m. fundraising event in New York City. So I just,
00:23:56.000I don't understand how you could be at a fundraising event in New York City and in a
00:23:59.200Dallas urgent care. But I digress. Even putting that aside and obsessing over the exact day he
00:24:04.080allegedly got sick, I've had the flu many times. It sucks. You get really sick for a couple of0.98
00:24:08.660those days, then maybe you need a couple of days to recover. So you're talking about a week tops.
00:24:12.920But today, again, is day 13 of no campaign events for James Dalarico due to the flu.
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00:30:24.740Caroline Wren, just let's pull back the camera for a second strategically.
00:30:49.400And I'm telling you, what they're telling you is a lie, a bald-faced lie.
00:30:54.460We need to get to the bottom of this. Walk me through how important this is and where it fits in strategically and why I've never seen the mainstream media come together in just the cone of silence.
00:31:05.960They will not report anything. And what they said is that, oh, right wingers are teasing him or, you know, they mention it or President Trump now wants a debate.
00:31:16.580They're off the thing. They all say he's got the flu. He's got the flu.
00:31:20.000He's got without any investigative reporter.
00:31:22.260I'd like to see the emergency room doctor he went to because you've already got the dates are lies.0.97
00:31:28.120We need to see all of it, but they can't because their entire 2026 campaign collapses with the gimp, ma'am.0.97
00:31:39.240Well, we we have seen the media all strategically work together to do a medical cover up.
00:31:44.800And that was with Biden. This feels eerily similar, right?
00:31:47.340They didn't investigate any of that. They just took all these anonymous Biden sources at their word saying, you know, he's sharper than ever.
00:31:53.360If you actually spend time with him privately, he's on top of it. And that was all a lie.
00:31:57.440So we've seen it from them before. They're doing it again.
00:31:59.560And the reason why it matters so much in Texas is that after the census, which will come out in 2030, the Democrats will have no path to the White House ever again.
00:32:09.280And they will lose a tremendous number of not only electoral college votes, but congressional seats from places like California and New York that go to Texas and Florida.
00:32:19.340They will never be able to win the presidency again unless they start being able to compete in a place like Texas, which is why this race is so essential to them.
00:32:26.340If they could win a Texas Senate seat, they can really start to rebuild to prepare to be able to compete for the presidency starting in 2032.
00:32:33.460too. And so I think we need to, you know, with James Tallarico, my theory is that, and not only
00:32:38.000theory, I've heard this from people, is that he had a complete mental breakdown, a psychotic break,
00:32:42.680canceled all events. And I don't know if that means that he's, I would doubt that he's actually
00:32:46.160in a mental institution because someone would probably see it, but like he's had a psychotic
00:32:51.040break and had to cancel all events. But what I think we need to talk about what they're going
00:32:54.860to try and blame. I'm already seeing chatter from the Tallarico folks saying, oh, he's type one
00:32:59.680diabetic. And that's why the flu has lasted so long. So how dare you criticize someone who's
00:33:03.900type 1 diabetic? I just want to poke a hole in that. First of all, there's no way a diabetic
00:33:09.780vax enthusiast like James Tallarico doesn't have the flu shot. And if he does have the flu shot,
00:33:15.280they're virtually eliminates any symptoms that would cause him to be out for 13 days from the
00:33:20.220flu. And if he doesn't have the flu shot, well, that's fairly ironic considering Tallarico and
00:33:24.700the Democrats spent the last four years demanding that all of us be vaccinated or we would end
00:33:29.620society and are, you know, horrible and caring about people's health care. So a reporter needs
00:33:34.580to ask the Tallarico campaign, was he vaccinated for the flu? Second, let's say that James Tallarico
00:33:39.760does have the flu, and it's particularly bad because of his type 1 diabetes. Well, then why
00:33:44.700would the campaign be silent about that? Why wouldn't the campaign be saying that out loud?
00:33:48.800The Tallarico campaign spent millions on ads in the primary, literally running ads about him being
00:33:54.000type 1 diabetic and how he fought to lower insulin prices. So from just a strategic point,
00:33:58.900If he is really sick with type 1 diabetes and I was working on this campaign, you would be out messaging that, talking about insulin prices and how the Republicans want to take all your health care away.
00:34:09.980And so we just need to be on top of their trying to come up with what excuse they're going to give for wherever the hell James Tallarico is.
00:34:15.900And right now I'm going ahead and just poking holes and batting and swatting all those things down because none of them make sense to being missing for nearly two weeks, one month out of the what is a make or break Senate race for the Democrat Party.
00:35:13.320He allegedly had a middle breakdown, the media said. He had 10 reporters camped out on his front lawn trying to confirm if not even a candidate, a staffer for a candidate, had a middle breakdown.
00:35:25.200Meanwhile, you have James Tallarico, the nominee, allegedly, from what we're hearing, having a middle breakdown.
00:35:30.720And I've not heard of any reporters camped out on his lawn. Most reporters I'm texting about this, like, don't even know what I'm talking about, haven't asked any questions.
00:35:38.220And so the media did not do a service, by the way, to the Democrats by hiding Joe Biden's illness.
00:35:44.780And also, I would point them to, you know, to Fetterbitt.
00:35:47.980They, you know, tried to hide his illness.
00:41:26.800They want to destroy you. They want to destroy Gateway Pundit. We still have lawsuits from 2020 that we're going through. This is incredible. I don't want any more of this. And I don't think Americans want this. They don't want Catholics, traditional Catholics being spied in the parking lot by the government. They don't want women and men who go to PTA meetings to be put on a list. This is sickness. This is the left. People need to get out and vote.
00:41:53.540Yeah. These prayers are the best thing to happen to us. Anyway, we're going to get to all of it. Jim, I'm going to ask you for some forbearance here. The president also got a Columbus Day little ceremony that he's going to have. We're going to start that off. That's going to be our pool fee. We may kick it off here at the top of the hour. I got Fincham from Arizona, Andrew Colvette. The great job that Turning Point has done. This race in Arizona is tightening. For full disclosure, the Cook survey, which is not too shabby. And this has kind of been the things that we've been talking about.
00:42:22.140And as I told you yesterday, one of the concerns I had is a lot of the analysis we had started at about 200 or 202 seats is kind of safe.
00:42:31.300That area, I think, from, I don't know, 190 to 212, right, is a little choppy.
00:42:39.220This gets back to the Steve Deese comment he put out on Twitter about 10 days ago where he said, hey, I've seen some Trump 15s where they're tied, and I've seen some Trump plus 10s where they're underwater.
00:42:53.040We've got to understand that the map may be expanding, but it's all going to be tight.
00:42:58.020It's all going to come down to the grassroots.
00:42:59.660You're seeing this amazing effort in Arizona right now.