Bannon's War Room - Episode 5724： President Trump Addresses Columbus Day

00:00:00.000 Okay, that is the shot of the White House. The President of the United States is going to join in a minute for Columbus Day, and we're going to cover this. We've got some states to go to. I want to get Andrew Colvett in. Andrew, I don't want to jam this in, so I'm going to come back to you as soon as we go to the president. Can we keep the shot up there? We don't need me. I'm good. Let's get the shot. There we go.

00:00:21.460 Andrew Colvett you guys I want to talk about the effort that Turning Point is making out in the

00:00:29.100 great state of Arizona with Cliff Maloney the Citizens Alliance ballot chasing this is why

00:00:35.620 this race is getting tight you've seen people getting enthusiastic it's tightening up at the

00:00:39.840 state level we got some house seats in play walk us through what you guys are doing Fincham said

00:00:44.620 hey we're going to know because of the mail-in ballots in the early voting that you're going to

00:00:48.920 know where this thing stands in 10 days we're going to know what happens walk me through

00:00:52.820 everything's going on out there yeah thanks for having me steve so katie hobbs had an internal

00:00:59.180 poll latest and her numbers are collapsing steve so you know you're going to hear cook political

00:01:04.400 report moving all these races over here over to the dem side well guess what in the state of

00:01:08.820 arizona andy biggs is now at 45 hobbs is at 49 that's much much closer than her internals had

00:01:15.940 it before. I think one of the best parts about this is that she's even part of the memo of this

00:01:21.840 new internal poll here. It says the poll was conducted September 30th through October 5th,

00:01:26.740 following three weeks of turning point attack ads blanketing the airwaves. It shows significant

00:01:31.660 movement from prior polling. This is their words, Steve, not mine. That gave Hobbs a larger lead

00:01:36.820 before the onslaught of dark money. Hobbs now sits up by just four points, well within the poll's

00:01:41.820 margins of air again their words not mine the undecided voters break for bigs two to one hear

00:01:48.360 that again steve the undecided voters break for bigs by a margin of two to one and we know

00:01:53.760 republicans are often undercounted in arizona polls the no label candidate the green party

00:01:58.120 candidate they call the green party candidate a sham it's gonna hurt hobbs and here's the best

00:02:02.920 part steve we i i was just talking with tyler boyer over at turning point action on the way here

00:02:07.960 so we have you know we threw the kitchen sink at arizona in 2024 was the best performing swing

00:02:14.320 state won it by 5.5 uh percentage points in 2024 we have 25 percent more ballot chasers in the

00:02:22.460 field so our field army has expanded by uh 25 percent over our 2024 numbers so we've got more

00:02:28.620 bodies in the field we we feel very confident steve that we can chase three to five points in

00:02:35.800 this state. Hang on for a second. Hit rewind. I want to hear that because this is the legacy of

00:02:41.040 Charlie Kirk. You and Tyler and what I really admire is everything Charlie did never started

00:02:46.200 off perfectly. But Charlie, you know, from the high school athlete was it's about reps, about

00:02:51.280 doing it. 22, you guys learned a lesson. You said this is never happening again. And you delivered

00:02:55.700 the presidency in 2024. Talk to me about that again, about this ballot chasing, how big it is

00:03:01.460 and how it's going to move the needle, sir.

00:03:04.560 Yeah, I mean, we went all in on Arizona.

00:03:07.060 Obviously, we were working in Wisconsin and Michigan as well in 2024

00:03:10.540 doing the full ballot chase program.

00:03:13.400 But we have gone even harder in Arizona.

00:03:16.680 So our field team, our field staff, our ballot chasers,

00:03:19.660 our field army is 25% larger than it was in 2024.

00:03:24.000 So you mentioned 2022. 0.99

00:03:25.800 That's when Katie Hobbs won. 1.00

00:03:27.280 She won by allegedly 17,000 votes over Carrie Lake.

00:03:31.360 We said never again. We got to get boots on the ground. We got to get bodies in the field, knocking doors, politely harassing people, low propensity conservatives to get their ballot in.

00:03:41.680 Steve, we have over after 2022, we've won the registration race in this state by over 300,000 votes.

00:03:50.600 So we are now we have a margin well over 300,000 registered Republicans over Democrats.

00:03:55.700 But a lot of those are low propensity voters. So we got to we got to get to them.

00:03:59.480 we got to tell them hey you just got your ballot ballots went out this week a lot of people are

00:04:03.600 going to be getting them today uh through monday and so fincham's right we're going to start seeing

00:04:08.060 some of those early totals come in that's going to tell us a lot but i want to caution everybody

00:04:12.980 steve because you're going to see on social media a lot of people talking about hey we're doing

00:04:17.260 better in the early returns than we thought it doesn't mean that we still vote the same way we

00:04:21.920 did in 2022 2020 voting habits change so we got to keep running through the tape here we got to

00:04:27.620 run through the finish line to make sure we get every single ballot in the box and we're doing

00:04:33.380 a great job at turning point action i'm telling you this new internal poll we we had 20 ads go 0.90

00:04:39.600 out attacking katie hobbs she's like the disappearing governor everybody's talking about 0.99

00:04:43.580 talrico steve i have no idea where katie hobbs has been for four years all she does is veto bills 1.00

00:04:48.840 that's all she does that's her one legacy meanwhile states like texas and florida are 1.00

00:04:53.840 lapping Arizona. We're losing jobs, even though we've added probably over half a million people,

00:04:58.800 Steve, that are our plus, mind you. But we're not keeping up with anybody because all she does

00:05:04.100 is lose water, lose jobs, and veto good bills. I want to go back to about the power of canvassing 0.99

00:05:10.660 and the power of personal communication. You know, you've partnered with Cliff Maloney,

00:05:14.840 Citizens Alliance. They've got people coming from the country coming in to augment the turning point

00:05:20.040 action operation but go to that uh undecided it's break two to one if you get somebody there one-on-one 0.94

00:05:27.700 away from the white noise of the the katie hobbs which are complete lies you actually talk to them

00:05:33.160 you're going to convert people walk me through that number yeah this is why what we're doing 1.00

00:05:38.240 at turning point action so special so different we took the playbook from the left we studied it

00:05:43.480 we took everything that they had published every book every white paper we took the best parts of

00:05:48.840 for a conservative audience so this is high relational high conversation we want these

00:05:54.700 people they're in the community where the people are voting so they know the local issues they know

00:05:59.060 the streets they know the parks they know the games and the little leagues and they can actually

00:06:03.000 talk to these people on their level because they're one of them right so when you talk to

00:06:07.420 these people about katie hobbs you discuss the record you discuss how she's basically an mia

00:06:12.340 governor the state is rudderless there's no leadership when you tell them all of that stuff

00:06:17.300 When you tell him she's lost water, when you tell him that she has greased the skids of her political benefactors and given them sweetheart deals, corrupt as heck, when you tell him all this stuff, she's just MIA, those people are going our way.

00:06:30.960 Those people are coming to Andy Biggs.

00:06:33.460 Andy Biggs is a stand-up guy, absolute gentleman, stalwart conservative, a man of his word.

00:06:38.920 He shows up at the debate when Katie Hobbs couldn't even be bothered to show up because she doesn't show up for anything, and he's going to show up for Arizona.

00:06:45.740 You tell them this stuff. They come they're coming two to one in our favor.

00:06:49.940 Even Katie Hobbs internal poll reflects that. So she knows she's in trouble.

00:06:53.880 And like I said before, Steve, we feel very confident that we can chase three to five points in this state, three to five points.

00:07:00.340 And we got we got to get closer to five, three to five is amazing before the president comes on, because I'm going to continue asking a question until he takes the mic.

00:07:08.840 But I want to make sure you get out. Where do people go to find out more about turning point action?

00:07:12.940 where they go to really understand your ballot chasing operation yeah this is huge steve so right

00:07:18.540 now andy biggs decidedly has recaptured big momentum in this race the momentum is with

00:07:25.660 andy biggs so we need all hands on deck steve the easiest thing that they could do get involved

00:07:30.540 volunteer we'll put you in a hotel we'll get you here spend a week in arizona the weather's

00:07:35.520 beautiful steve you know this tpaction.com slash 100 tpaction.com slash 100 volunteer

00:07:42.660 year we're going to give you a hundred names and that's your job you go chase 100 ballots

00:07:47.940 and we get thousands of the war room audience in arizona in new hampshire in uh nevada so we can

00:07:54.640 put you in any of those three states but obviously with this new poll we're really excited about

00:07:58.380 nevada or arizona tpaction.com slash 100 you can also if you're local join a super chase event

00:08:04.700 tpaction.com slash super chase um and then know who to vote for it's very easy so we had this

00:08:10.860 freedom ticket steve that we put out tpaction.com freedom tells you up and down the ballot who to

00:08:16.700 vote for it was so popular when we launched this about 10 days ago it crashed the website

00:08:21.440 so tpaction.com freedom make a plan to vote know who you're going to vote for but most importantly

00:08:28.080 i just can't stress this enough tpaction.com 100 we give you 100 names they become your

00:08:35.180 responsibility you text them you call them you knock on their doors we'll put you in a hotel

00:08:39.540 if you can come for a week two weeks and we'll put you to work it'll be the best best week or

00:08:44.160 two of your life i promise you because you're going to be a part of something bigger than

00:08:47.500 yourself just like charlie commanded and instructed and encouraged all of us to do so be a part of

00:08:52.660 something bigger than yourself right now get andy biggs over the finish line i'm telling you steve

00:08:57.020 we are at the threshold the precipice of the floridification of arizona and andy biggs is

00:09:04.080 the guy to do that by the way uh i know some people volunteer for the program they're having

00:09:08.960 an amazing time and like you said it's 100 they're gonna they're hey they're gonna go get working on

00:09:13.400 their second hundred and their third hundred people out there are pumped that's right we'll

00:09:16.820 keep giving you names if you if you get get through your list that's exactly right uh i want

00:09:22.680 to just shift for a moment to this cook report because we've got two house seats that are

00:09:28.160 absolutely essential uh arizona one with the place kicker feely and then you got juan siskamani

00:09:34.020 that feely down in the down in the uh down in the tucson area now the new cooking pour is actually

00:09:39.920 put eli cranes i think district as a as a soft hold right uh talk to me about the house races

00:09:47.460 because these are essential we could hold the house just in arizona talk to me about it that's

00:09:52.860 right yeah so right now feely and uh siskamani those are jump balls totally jump balls i mean

00:10:00.420 the left is pouring a ton of money especially into cd1 that's going to be your scottsdale

00:10:05.220 kind of east valley here in maricopa but feely's an incredible candidate high name id very likable

00:10:12.980 the sort of moderates and the mccains love feely as well as the conservatives we've endorsed him

00:10:18.300 we're chasing for him siskimani is one of these guys he's just a survivor steve he just gets

00:10:23.400 through these tough races and you know the house has hinged on his race before in the past we like

00:10:28.480 our chances there a lot. Again, we're chasing like crazy in Siskimani's district. I, you know,

00:10:33.640 I'm not worried about Eli Crane. I'm not worried about Abe Hamaday. I'm not worried about any of

00:10:37.180 those guys, but you're a hundred percent right. The house, the house could swing in Arizona,

00:10:42.780 you know, all these suppression polls, all these doom and gloom polls. Yeah, we've got headwinds,

00:10:47.240 but ultimately, you know, this better than anybody, Steve, this is a base turnout election.

00:10:51.500 If our base shows up, we got more than plenty enough numbers to get out there, right? I know

00:10:55.800 gas prices are high i know diesel's high but listen that a lot of those uh issues they're on

00:11:02.300 their way to getting fixed right now when you got the straight uh in the middle east putting out as

00:11:05.880 much oil as pre-war levels we've got to wait for those ships to get into port you got to wait for

00:11:09.740 that to get refined you're going to start seeing the price come down we got to hold the hold serve

00:11:14.640 we got to stay the course the house very well could come down i can't stress this enough it

00:11:20.000 could come down to juan siskamani and jay feely jump balls right now we need all hands on deck

00:11:24.560 yeah listen we're gonna take a break uh hang on for a second here's what i want to do

00:11:29.800 i want to give give me that one more time the house could come down to these two seats i want

00:11:34.700 people to understand how important arizona is right now yeah steve the the bottom line is

00:11:40.520 because of all the gerrymandering uh everything's a lot more partisan than it than it used to be

00:11:45.060 there's very few true toss-up districts left right arizona is one of those states that just

00:11:50.120 happens to have them still right we haven't gerrymandered we've been uh living with the

00:11:54.860 the hobs regime here so you've got true toss-up districts these are true toss-ups and jay feely's

00:12:00.440 doing a great job he's an incredible candidate uh former uh place kicker for the arizona cardinals

00:12:07.620 he went into broadcasting doing monday night football he's a great man great christian man

00:12:12.840 he really represents the values of his district cd1 he's going all over the place he's got signs

00:12:17.880 everywhere he's got these uh uh his opponent is a pure socialist a bernie sanders socialist

00:12:22.760 in scottsdale steve it's not gonna like i gotta believe if we can't win with with with feely in

00:12:29.080 this cycle then then i don't know who could but it's right now he's looking really good we had

00:12:33.320 him on the show on monday and then juan siskamani like i said survivor tucson area but he's done

00:12:38.600 this before this isn't his first rodeo he's got a great ground team we're backing him and

00:12:42.860 supplementing everything and going hard for him so everything could come down to arizona so is

00:12:47.700 that night's going on as you're going from east to west you could very well find out that we're

00:12:51.860 going to pull off a uh a hail mary miracle over here in arizona and it could all come down to

00:12:56.940 that one more time uh people want to know how they can help how they can assist they want to

00:13:02.140 be a part of this something greater than themselves you could not honor the legacy

00:13:05.540 of charlie kirk more than this program they've set up the tyler and the team have set up that

00:13:11.800 i'm so proud that you guys don't give it to me one more time we got about a minute

00:13:15.220 Yeah. And by the way, we've got some great stuff coming in in New Hampshire there, Steve.

00:13:21.320 So we'll have to talk about that soon. But here's the deal. Steve said it absolutely perfectly.

00:13:26.640 If you want to honor Charlie, get out in the field, put your feet to the pavement and start knocking doors.

00:13:32.520 We'll show you exactly how to do it. It's not scary. You're talking to other conservatives that are like minded.

00:13:38.320 They already agreed. They just need a little nudge. They just need a little social pressure to get their ballot in.

00:13:43.720 They sometimes want to talk about why they're apathetic or cynical.

00:13:48.380 You can be that solution.

00:13:50.440 TPaction.com slash 100.

00:13:52.300 We give you all the names.

00:13:54.060 We'll put you in a hotel.

00:13:55.260 You get a vacation in Arizona.

00:13:57.720 The weather's beautiful.

00:13:59.120 You can also go to Nevada or New Hampshire if you're in those parts of the country.

00:14:03.240 TPaction.com slash 100.

00:14:05.500 We'll give you 100 names.

00:14:06.760 That's your one to-do, your one reason for being while you're here.

00:14:11.560 Colvette, give me your social media real quickly.

00:14:13.420 We're going to bounce our break.

00:14:14.480 If the president comes up, we're going to cut out a break and come back to the White House.

00:14:17.760 Give me your social media, brother.

00:14:20.020 Yeah, add Andrew Colvett on X and just follow me there.

00:14:24.660 I think it's like real Andrew Colvett at YouTube and Facebook and all the other things.

00:14:28.500 But X is where you're going to see me most active.

00:14:30.760 Thank you, Steve.

00:14:32.080 Thank you, sir.

00:14:32.780 We toss to Andrew, Charlie's wingman.

00:14:37.680 Now the host with Blake, co-host of the Charlie Kirk Show.

00:14:41.720 OK, we're going to take a short commercial break.

00:14:44.120 As soon as the president hits the podium, we're going to come back.

00:14:47.180 Short break.

00:14:47.940 Stick around.

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00:23:31.560 about. And I think it's terrifying. Don't get, don't get frustrated with your mom. My staff

00:23:35.380 will tell you I'm sending stuff to them all day long going, is this real? And they go come back

00:23:39.300 and they know it's a dancing dog, right? So just cause she's a sucker for boomer AI slop. I mean, 1.00

00:23:46.760 a lot of us have that problem it's so good um one more time uh before the president comes out i want

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00:24:13.900 Thank you, Natalie.

00:24:15.620 Now to the White House and the President of the United States.

00:24:17.780 Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the stage

00:24:43.200 America's presidential tenor, Christopher Macchio,

00:24:45.740 to sing the national anthem.

00:24:47.780 Oh, say can you see

00:25:16.780 By the dawn's early light

00:25:22.240 What so proudly we hailed

00:25:27.060 At the twilight's last gleaming

00:25:31.500 Whose broad stripes shined bright stars

00:25:36.160 Through the perilous fight

00:25:40.480 O'er the ramparts we watched

00:25:45.260 were so gallantly streaming, and the rocket's red glare, the bombs bursting in air,

00:26:01.940 gave proof through the night that our flag was still there.

00:26:11.840 O say does that star-spangled banner yet wave

00:26:25.340 Are the land of the free

00:26:37.340 And the home of the brave

00:26:55.340 So, look, we can be nice, we want to be nice, but we have rock stars coming up.

00:27:04.100 They can barely sing.

00:27:05.660 We have all sorts of people.

00:27:07.280 I don't want to be specific.

00:27:09.960 People you know very well.

00:27:11.620 That's the way it's supposed to be sung.

00:27:15.700 So, in the excitement of Christopher Columbus, will you please remind me, Christopher has agreed to come back.

00:27:25.340 And seeing Nessa Dorma at the finish.

00:27:27.820 The only problem with that, the only problem is that Christopher is they're going to want me to finish quickly.

00:27:33.820 Because they're one here.

00:27:34.980 And maybe, I'm not sure I can do this, maybe I can take it because I've, Ave Maria and Nessa Dorma.

00:27:40.700 Can you do them both?

00:27:41.700 These are all Italians. 1.00

00:27:43.500 Only if you can. 1.00

00:27:45.780 You know, he wanted to be here for Columbus.

00:27:48.020 And he's done, he's become a big star.

00:27:50.060 uh i gave him a little opportunity a couple of good places like like the soccer championships

00:27:57.080 and fifa and uh all every time he goes up the place just gets blown away i actually asked

00:28:04.000 christopher because luciano pavarotti was a very good friend of mine he was a great diva the

00:28:08.520 greatest diva of them all he was a male a male diva like no woman could be i know him well and

00:28:14.860 he was great he had a great voice and i'll be honest i don't see that and i'm very good with

00:28:20.560 music i have a good ear for music and i've been with luciano more than i've been with you and i

00:28:28.600 heard through my brother my brother loved him my brother robert i loved chris he used to tell me

00:28:34.500 about this guy up in westchester it's a voice is so incredible so i had him uh different places

00:28:41.700 couple of places he blew the place apart then all of a sudden I said let's put him at some of the

00:28:46.260 biggest events like how about the inauguration you know things little things like the inauguration

00:28:51.640 blew it apart and uh he's great but I asked him I said so Christopher I have to ask you this

00:28:58.240 question he knew that Pavarotti was a good friend for whatever reason Pavarotti liked me he didn't

00:29:03.140 like anybody he didn't like anybody he was a very difficult person but he liked me he'd come off

00:29:08.680 the stage you have to sing in one so he's the first one to break a million dollars a night did

00:29:12.980 you know that a long time ago but he was the first one to break a million dollars he got a million

00:29:17.200 dollars a night he'd sing four songs and he'd be angry I said you got a million bucks for singing

00:29:21.580 four songs what are you angry about but uh I know him very well and I knew his voice very well and

00:29:27.720 it was fantastic and I don't ever say anyone was better but I think Christopher is the same and I

00:29:32.880 said so christopher are you as good as paparazzi because i have a great ear for this and he said

00:29:39.660 i am not he is the greatest of them all he is the mice like like he's talking about a god

00:29:46.700 he said sir he's the greatest of them all no i am not as good he is the maestro he is better than

00:29:56.580 all of us and i said isn't that cool because i don't believe that's true i think he's

00:30:01.240 the same i mean you what you're gonna have a more powerful voice than what you just heard

00:30:05.300 and i i believe no it's good

00:30:07.420 and i said i knew it you know i really believe they're the same and and i said to myself how

00:30:16.500 cool is that when a guy with that talent actually says somebody else is greater than him no

00:30:21.880 luciano was a great star great great star but uh tremendous talent but i believe he says good

00:30:28.940 And I said to myself, if I were him and that question were asked of me, I would say, sir, I'm far better than him.

00:30:37.380 I wouldn't do what he did.

00:30:38.940 But I thought it was so I thought it was so cool when he said, no, sir.

00:30:43.300 And he talked about like with reverence.

00:30:45.920 He said, sir, it's the greatest of them all.

00:30:49.680 There is nobody as good as Luciano Pabri.

00:30:52.700 Do you still agree with that?

00:30:54.420 I'm working on it.

00:30:55.460 OK.

00:30:55.780 okay he's gonna work on it so will he that if he's nice to us he'll sing too and if he's not

00:31:02.980 nice to us we'll never forgive him but his rendition of ave maria forget it and he's going

00:31:08.820 to sing nesa dorm and he's doing this in your honor he said sir i don't want anything i just

00:31:14.640 want he's a he's a lot of money nowadays you know that's the bad part he keeps going up like a rocket

00:31:20.760 I said, we're not going to use you anymore. He wanted to, uh, he wanted to be here with his

00:31:25.540 Italian friends. This is serious. I think the other thing about you almost have to be Italian.

00:31:30.260 If his name were Paul Jones, if his name were right, instead of Machio, if his name were,

00:31:38.960 let's say a Smith and ladies and gentlemen, Jim Smith, I don't care how good he's just wouldn't

00:31:45.880 work. It helps to be Italian if you're an opera singer. Right? It helps. I believe that. 0.97

00:31:52.540 By the way, I do believe that. So, Christopher, thank you. I'll say a few words about a person

00:31:58.000 that I assume you like. If you don't like, you're in the wrong room. We're going to be

00:32:02.140 talking a little bit about a man named Christopher Columbus. And the reason I get all of the Italian 1.00

00:32:12.920 vote i i really believe i didn't do it for this reason i i resurrected christopher columbus was

00:32:18.480 they were taking the statue down everything all over the place and uh i put up a statue beautiful

00:32:24.500 statue of christopher columbus right in front of the main office building and the eisenhower building

00:32:29.080 right across the street that's the office building essentially for the white house and other very

00:32:32.580 important agencies and right in front on the front beautiful white statue and we have another

00:32:40.220 beautiful statue, maybe even more beautiful. The man that did the

00:32:44.240 heliport, and he may be here. Is Brett here? Where's Brett?

00:32:48.240 Oh, Brett. Look at Brett. There's another Italian.

00:32:53.560 I didn't want to mention his name because I don't want to give him so much

00:32:56.340 work. He won't be able to. He's going to be doing the ballroom floor and all

00:33:00.200 the marble in the ballroom. He's unbelievably talented. He did the great

00:33:04.200 heliport. And, you know, we were supposed to be sued because I always get sued, no matter what

00:33:08.200 they wanted to sue me because i was fixing the exterior of the white house it hadn't been fixed

00:33:14.020 in like 200 it was so bad the ornamentation was falling down the place was a mess now it's

00:33:20.320 beautiful we re-skinned it we very gently we fixed it it's like a piece of art the doors are fixed

00:33:28.000 the windows are fixed everything was broken it had holes in the concrete the the columns were

00:33:33.900 falling down. The whole thing was a mess. I fixed it. And they said, why does he work so hard on the

00:33:40.020 White House? I said, number one, I don't work hard. To me, it's what I've done all my life. It's

00:33:43.260 relaxing. But somebody, it is, you know that, got a lot of contractors in the room. But to me,

00:33:50.200 it's relaxing. But somebody had to do it. You know, I came here 20 years ago and I got out of

00:33:57.200 the car and I looked at at walls masonry walls where they might have been hit by a truck

00:34:04.720 but they were the corners were broken the moldings were broken all of the ornamentation half of it

00:34:13.000 was falling off so you'd have a window with half of the ornamentation missing here the other half

00:34:18.560 was nice so you know what I did I had a mold made of the good side beautiful we made it out of the

00:34:25.400 highest grade masonry material and we attach it to the other side and all of a sudden you have a

00:34:31.000 window with two two leafs and uh we fix it and now it's better than new the front entrance you

00:34:37.920 see how good it is you see the stone outside and one of the things we did it didn't have to do with

00:34:44.040 this we had to do it anyway we needed a heliport they wanted two things they wanted at the white

00:34:48.320 house they wanted a great heliport very important because we land a lot of very big helicopters big

00:34:53.240 big, the biggest. And they also wanted a ballroom for 150 years. And I'm going to do something that

00:34:59.220 I rarely do, but we're going to open those doors when we're finished. After Christopher sings two

00:35:04.260 songs, we're going to open those ballrooms. Then Christopher and I are going to walk outside

00:35:09.140 and I'm going to show you guys the ballroom. You can walk on the floor. Which nobody sees.

00:35:15.920 nobody's so i want to thank christopher what a job what a voice what a talent and

00:35:23.380 we love you and you're you're with real friends now you're really with real friends and they're

00:35:28.540 friends of mine i think i probably got close to 100 of the italian vote can you imagine

00:35:33.960 and whoever i didn't get there in hiding you saw what happened in jersey city where they

00:35:41.920 I want to rip down the statue of Christopher Columbus that was up a long time.

00:35:47.000 Let's say that some of your rougher members of your community stood around it,

00:35:53.220 say, come on, let's go, let's go, come on, let's try to.

00:35:56.400 Did you see that?

00:35:57.100 That was the coolest thing.

00:35:59.200 And by the way, it's still standing.

00:36:07.380 So I want to introduce some of our people.

00:36:11.440 they're great this guy is doing a great job and we have a big announcement coming up on diesel i

00:36:16.760 think christopher wright where's chris what a good man best energy man in the country they say

00:36:24.800 doug bergham said he's the best i wanted doug bergham for the job he's now an interior he said

00:36:29.700 no he said for energy there's one man that's better than me who chris wright i said who the

00:36:35.040 hell is chris wright he's and with the name chris wright he's not italian but we'll let him in

00:36:39.580 anyway. But we have, I think, some big news on that diesel situation. We're going to be

00:36:45.300 knocking the hell out of it. And remember, what have we done? We stopped Iran from having

00:36:49.980 a nuclear weapon. And the prices will come tumbling, and it's going to be over soon, 0.86

00:36:58.500 one way or the other. We can do it either way, very simple. But one way or the other,

00:37:02.180 it's going to be over very soon. They have no military. They have no Navy. They have

00:37:06.800 no air force. They have no anti-aircraft things. We took out yesterday 28 million barrels. I think

00:37:15.040 we took out more than we've ever taken out at any time, including before the war with the

00:37:19.900 Hormuz Strait. The Navy is we put a blockade up. Nobody gets through. It's almost like if I gave

00:37:26.080 Italians the blockade. Italians might even do it better, but you do it. You do it very violently. 1.00

00:37:32.200 We don't want that.

00:37:34.100 But OMB director Russ Vogt, who's going to be making a tremendous announcement soon.

00:37:41.100 Russ, where's Russ?

00:37:43.060 He's going to be making a big – he'll be even more important than Chris if he pulls this off.

00:37:49.720 But he's going to be – he's working on something that's going to be so good for our country.

00:37:54.660 Lots of members of Congress, including Nick Langworthy and Mike Rooley.

00:38:00.900 Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Great guys, too. Deputy Secretary of State, one of the most educated human beings I've ever known. He was first in his class at Harvard, first in his class at Harvard again. Then he went to Oxford and he was the best student at Oxford. Other than that, he's not a very good student. Where is Chris Landau? Chris, Chris, thank you. Thank you, Chris.

00:38:29.180 That's called a good student, right?

00:38:31.640 He was first in his class at everything.

00:38:33.780 A lot of the people in this group weren't.

00:38:36.240 But you're the first in your class.

00:38:38.660 But you're first in your class in street smarts, which is actually more.

00:38:44.160 Commissioner of the Social Security Administration.

00:38:46.960 Where's Frank?

00:38:48.080 Where's Frank?

00:38:49.160 This is the guy.

00:38:50.200 Come here, Frank.

00:38:51.520 He runs everything.

00:38:53.740 So he ran Social Security.

00:38:55.520 He found hundreds of thousands, millions of people that were he had some 175 years old.

00:39:03.340 He said, probably they're not living, but they were accepting the checks that were sent.

00:39:08.460 But we found many, many hundreds of thousands of fake things.

00:39:12.680 What a job. And so he did so good that I put him in charge of you guys paying your taxes.

00:39:17.140 He's in charge also of a little thing called he's in charge of internal revenue.

00:39:22.360 So he's got social security revenue and he's doing so good that I'm going to give him something else.

00:39:26.480 Maybe I'll give him I'll give him. Let's see.

00:39:29.120 I got a few positions I can think of. What did you have? A serious Italian.

00:39:33.560 Go ahead. It's an unbelievable day today. 0.83

00:39:42.360 Our great president leading what he did to make Columbus back as who he is.

00:39:50.020 and uh in new york there will be the columbus day parade and all of we got lee rizzuto in it

00:40:01.240 i'm honored to have been a previous grand marshal but uh the grand marshal of all time

00:40:08.180 for columbus day is president trump god bless you

00:40:11.600 And Frank took the biggest salary cut I think I've ever heard of.

00:40:21.360 It could be a record.

00:40:22.180 He's in the Guinness Book of Records.

00:40:23.880 He went from $35 million a year to less than $200,000.

00:40:29.660 Right?

00:40:30.520 And I don't know, do they pay you something for each?

00:40:32.460 He doesn't want it.

00:40:33.600 He turned it. 0.99

00:40:34.140 I don't take it either.

00:40:35.060 You and I are about the only two.

00:40:37.140 But he was a tremendous success, ran one of the biggest companies,

00:40:40.500 companies, one of the most important companies in the world. And he wanted to do this. He wanted

00:40:45.820 to straighten out Social Security. And he wanted to get involved. Ultimately, he wanted to get

00:40:51.520 involved with internal revenue. And he's fantastic. So we're very proud to have Frank in the

00:40:56.560 administration. Italian Ambassador, Marco Paranacci.

00:41:02.180 Marco, thank you. Good job, Marco.

00:41:08.080 Spanish Ambassador, Angelus Moreno.

00:41:13.480 Thank you. And President and CEO of the National

00:41:18.720 Italian American Foundation, Robert Alegrini.

00:41:26.560 Good. Thank you. Thank you, Robert.

00:41:31.160 In 1492, Christopher Columbus undertook one of the boldest voyages in the history of our planet.

00:41:39.020 With just around 90 men, he sailed into the unknown with an accurate map.

00:41:46.340 He had really no idea whether or not these maps were going to be working.

00:41:50.520 He had a map, but in looking at it, it wasn't the greatest.

00:41:54.740 He had no weather forecast.

00:41:56.180 You know, when those boats, if you hit the hurricane, you couldn't go around it.

00:42:00.520 You had no idea what was going to happen.

00:42:02.960 And there was no way of calling for help.

00:42:06.100 You hit those rough waters, you hit a hurricane, you were gone.

00:42:08.820 It was a very dangerous thing that was taking place.

00:42:10.960 And there were lots of very bad hurricane.

00:42:14.780 And it turned out he went down what's called now Hurricane Alley.

00:42:17.440 So if he would have known, he would have gone about 200 miles left.

00:42:20.620 when Columbus's crew begged him to turn back. It's too scary. The water is too rough.

00:42:26.620 The ship can't take it. But he pushed onward, discovered the new world, eventually leading to

00:42:32.300 the creation of the most exceptional nation in the history of the United States of America.

00:42:37.500 And just for the record, it's much better now than it was two years ago.

00:42:43.660 We have the hottest. We're the hottest country anywhere in the world. You know,

00:42:49.520 two years ago, meaning during the Biden administration, we were a dead country.

00:42:54.580 I don't think we would have survived another year. And now we're the hottest country anywhere.

00:42:58.540 Every leader says it. Every leader says it. We're the hottest country anywhere in the world.

00:43:04.060 Christopher Columbus changed the future of humanity forever. And in this administration,

00:43:09.320 we know that Christopher Columbus is, to us, he's a hero. He's a hero.

00:43:14.360 So I say proudly, somebody would say, oh, that's a terrible thing.

00:43:22.220 You know, the fake news.

00:43:23.040 Look at all of them back there.

00:43:24.000 They'll say.

00:43:25.200 But I feel that I, with some of the people in this room, we resurrected Christopher Columbus.

00:43:31.900 Christopher Columbus.

00:43:36.320 I mean, you couldn't even say his name.

00:43:38.240 If you said his name, they'd start writing stories about you like you're some kind of an evil.

00:43:42.180 So now we're very proud, and we have a statue of Christopher Columbus in front of one of

00:43:47.780 the most important buildings in Washington, the executive office building right across

00:43:52.120 the street, the Eisenhower building.

00:43:54.580 And everyone loves it.

00:43:57.420 I'd love to tell you that I fight every day to keep that statue there, but nobody ever,

00:44:08.000 all they do is say, I love that statue.

00:44:09.700 so but i shouldn't do that i'd make it too easy but it's true we're very proud to have it uh i've

00:44:16.800 had more people comment the other way no people the bad way that by the way four or five years

00:44:22.300 ago would have been maybe different but uh they say thank you so much for putting that statue

00:44:29.100 there no he's been uh he's been rehabbed 100 and uh he's been resurrected in the true sense and

00:44:37.840 he's a great, he's back to where he should be. And, uh, that was a great affront to the

00:44:44.240 it low American and the Italian community, but the it low American community was incensed and 0.71

00:44:50.060 nobody did anything for them. And they realized what we all did. We did it. This room, largely

00:44:55.100 this room did it. American patriots have always revered and respected this great Italian explorer,

00:45:02.280 perhaps the first ever Italian-American. If you look at it, probably he was the first

00:45:07.640 Italian-American. Early settlers called the 13 colonies, Colombia. And eventually we named

00:45:15.200 the District of Colombia in his honor. And there's a lot of people who don't put them together,

00:45:22.500 but that's how it all happened. Yet, as you know, the radical left communists hate Columbus,

00:45:27.920 and they want to abolish Columbus Day.

00:45:30.600 They're still trying very hard.

00:45:32.340 You know this guy, I call him Muhammad Al-Fayyad.

00:45:36.100 Some people call him Abdul, I call him Muhammad.

00:45:38.860 Somebody said, why? 1.00

00:45:39.860 I said, I don't know, I feel like it.

00:45:42.940 But he wants to abolish Columbus Day.

00:45:45.940 He wants to, no reference to, can you believe it? 0.94

00:45:51.300 So we have people that, these lunatics that are running, 0.81

00:45:55.480 they're all against Christopher Columbus. But I'll tell you what, we're going to be here almost 0.56

00:45:59.760 two and a half years. He's going to be so, he's going to be so protected like nobody's ever been

00:46:04.700 protected before because they want to tear down the history and heritage that makes us who we are,

00:46:11.780 not only Columbus. I mean, we had a time when they wanted to rip down the statue of Abraham

00:46:16.420 Lincoln. That was about the end. That was nice. Now we've had pay dirt, you know,

00:46:20.380 they wanted to because they thought he was a racist, but he's the one that freed the country.

00:46:25.480 And he's the one when you talk slavery, you talk about Lincoln, the job he did.

00:46:32.380 George Washington, they've taken the name of George Washington off schools.

00:46:37.080 Many schools, they Washington, George Washington High, they take the name of George Washington off.

00:46:42.940 But these are different days now.

00:46:45.140 Now we don't do that anymore.

00:46:46.740 We do that.

00:46:47.280 You go, you get yourself in big trouble.

00:46:50.340 You play those games.

00:46:51.340 So we protect Lincoln.

00:46:53.280 We protect Washington.

00:46:54.800 We protect Thomas Jefferson.

00:46:56.560 They wanted to rip down Thomas Jefferson's memorial.

00:46:59.620 I was there, actually, and I signed a law that was a very powerful law.

00:47:03.680 It was in 1900 when we had really strong laws.

00:47:07.700 You know, today, if you get two days in jail, today you can do almost anything.

00:47:11.660 Nothing happens.

00:47:12.720 But we're changing that.

00:47:13.940 You see that.

00:47:15.020 In fact, we're giving a man the death penalty who killed 14 soldiers a couple of years ago. 0.98

00:47:24.800 Death penalty through firing squad. 1.00

00:47:27.860 And he deserves it. 1.00

00:47:29.360 Killed and wounded many, many people. 1.00

00:47:31.180 A maniac. 0.98

00:47:32.600 And you probably saw that.

00:47:34.020 But no, we have things going.

00:47:36.080 But they were going to rip down the statue of the whole thing.

00:47:39.400 The beautiful, you know, one of the three greatest in terms of monuments.

00:47:44.320 And they were marching over there.

00:47:46.060 And somebody said, Sarah, in around 1900, we had a law that of you so much as touch any monument in Washington, D.C., but any federal monument.

00:47:57.260 You go to jail for 10 years, no probation, no early release.

00:48:03.100 Like you're getting 10 years. You can go home next week. It's 10 years. You're not allowed.

00:48:07.660 I said, you got to be kidding me. Where's this law? I want to see this law.

00:48:11.040 Chris Wright. Christopher Wright, I want to see this load. Use something like that in the oil

00:48:16.680 industry. But, and they brought it in. It was an old, it had, I think it was maybe never even used.

00:48:22.820 It was so harsh. But I took it. I waved it up in the air. People were getting very frisky. They had

00:48:31.140 on, right alongside of us, a beautiful statue of great people that had ropes around the neck.

00:48:38.280 they were getting her to pull it down. And Jackson, it was Andrew Jackson. And I said,

00:48:44.960 these people are crazy. So I invoked the law. I then got up and spoke right here. I said, 0.98

00:48:50.160 ladies and gentlemen, anybody, I've just invoked this law from like 1901. And it was basically

00:48:58.420 the Monuments Acts to save the Monuments Acts. And 10 years in jail, I said, anybody that so much

00:49:05.720 touches a monument is going to jail for 10 years. Everybody just, it was the most beautiful thing

00:49:11.180 I've ever seen. They all turned around and left the city. And I saw thousands of backs. I didn't

00:49:19.020 see any faces. They just left. And it's what we need. We need law and order. And we are doing

00:49:28.360 great. You know, Washington now went from one of the most unsafe cities in the country, probably

00:49:32.900 in the world to a totally safe city. It's considered one of the safest cities. We did

00:49:37.280 that. And when I came in, they were having murders approximately three a week. Can you

00:49:44.400 believe our nation's capital? Kids would come in from Iowa to watch, look at the Washington

00:49:49.420 monument or the Lincoln Memorial, and they'd be killed. They'd die. They'd be shot. They'd be

00:49:56.900 mugged if they had a car that car would be taken away they'd be beat to hell but we're losing three

00:50:03.800 and i came in and i heard about it people were afraid to walk to the white house the young ladies

00:50:09.440 and and men they were afraid they couldn't walk to the white house they'd take uber and they'd be

00:50:14.140 robbed in the uber that was no guarantee because they'd say get over you know they'd steal the ubers

00:50:19.160 it was terrible and now it's the exact opposite we have a totally safe city you can walk to the

00:50:26.500 I get it all the time. Young ladies think, thank you so much, sir. And I don't even have to ask

00:50:31.560 them. I know exactly what they're talking about. What they're talking about is this city is really

00:50:36.560 safe. So we went, crime is down 87%. Think of that. And we're not, we'll have it down almost.

00:50:45.240 And you, you feel it. People come here. It's also clean now. We took all the graffiti off

00:50:50.020 with Doug Burgum and Department of Interior. We fixed 82 monuments, most monuments,

00:50:56.500 fountains uh statues they were all graffiti strewn grass was growing out of statues it was

00:51:04.480 terrible every one of them there was none of them that were in proper shape now every one of them

00:51:09.720 is in tip-top shape beautiful people see it too they say it's unbelievable we changed a lot of

00:51:15.440 the grass the park parks had almost no grass i'm a lot of that and a lot of them are being done

00:51:20.500 so when you come back here in one year you're going to see a city that's spick and span is

00:51:24.320 perfect. And the big thing is we have no crime. But, you know, one thing goes with the other.

00:51:28.400 One thing I noticed about the radical left, like you go into some of these cities without naming

00:51:33.000 because I'd like to see them come back, but they're always dirty. You know, the sidewalks

00:51:38.680 are disgusting. The streets are disgusting. They're just in bad shape. The door, the doors 0.53

00:51:44.160 going into stores are dirty. Everything's dirty. Smells, smells of marijuana and other things

00:51:51.520 worse than marijuana they're all dirty you know it's like the blue blue run cities that's where

00:51:58.300 the crime is top 25 it's all blue run blue run cities they're the ones with the crime

00:52:04.620 in chicago we could fix chicago and literally three four weeks we bring in the military that's

00:52:11.400 what we did in chicago you see those handsome military guys they're all standing up they're

00:52:15.440 nice and tall, and the thugs come over to her, they look at him, and they go, I'm getting

00:52:21.300 happy. But we removed over 5,000, permanently removed over 5,000. And the stat that I think

00:52:28.120 is great, I heard Mark Wayne Mullen was on today. He's doing a great job, by the way.

00:52:32.360 He gave a great press conference this morning, incredible. But he was quoting me, which was

00:52:41.500 a very great honor because it's an incredible stat. 2% of the people create 91% of the crime

00:52:49.940 in these cities. Think of it. So 2%, you got guys with this crazy cash, cashless bail, no cash bail.

00:52:56.840 They go into a court, the judge for murder. And the judge says, all right, you know,

00:53:02.180 oh, you can go now, come back and to them. But they never see him again. But oftentimes they

00:53:06.520 go out and create another crime or murder. We've had him where a murderer goes in, gets immediately

00:53:13.040 released. There's no cash, no nothing. And he kills somebody in the afternoon. It's crazy. So

00:53:17.880 we don't do this. But I think we're going to be done. I think in terms of real crime, really,

00:53:23.620 you know, heavy duty stuff, I think we're down to a level that would be in the 90s, well into the

00:53:30.160 90s. And we did it in, we did it in a couple of other cities where they asked us, in New Orleans,

00:53:37.480 they were asking us, Louisiana, the governor of Louisiana called, he said, it's out of control.

00:53:43.180 And they were having their Mardi Gras, this is a few months ago. I moved in the National Guard.

00:53:48.700 And, you know, we won a case in the Supreme Court that's incredible. I never thought we'd

00:53:52.700 do this in this modern age. Merit, everything's based in merit. If you have great marks now,

00:53:58.960 you get into the best colleges. You're not going to not get in and somebody else where the C average

00:54:03.520 gets in for other reasons. I never thought we'd see that. Same thing with the military.

00:54:09.960 We can hire people that are very tough people. We can hire people that know how to fight,

00:54:15.400 that are strong, physically strong people. And we have a whole different ball game now.

00:54:22.240 So you see those people said, boy, the soldiers is also so good. They look like soldiers. But

00:54:28.500 That's what merit is. You know, that's where other people are good at other things.

00:54:32.600 And but we have we want a decision. And remember, our country was built on merit.

00:54:39.480 Our country wasn't built where you put people all over the place.

00:54:42.500 Our country was built based on merit. If you're successful, a couple of people in this row, I know what they do.

00:54:49.060 They're the best in the world. But if you said you have to get out of that company, we're going to put some guy in.

00:54:55.980 that's not going to be able to do a job for a lot of reasons. Our country would go down the hill.

00:55:00.580 And our country was going. It was going very bad. In Baltimore, a magnificent statue made from the

00:55:07.280 finest Italian marble stood facing the city's little Italy. And you know all about it. But

00:55:13.180 on July 4th, 2020, a hate-filled mob of radical left lunatics and Marxists, communists, last

00:55:20.200 chains around Columbus's neck, toppled the statue to the ground, and dumped the broken remains into

00:55:26.900 Baltimore Harbor. The mob thought they had won. They were all happy. But the very next morning,

00:55:34.060 Italian-Americans organized divers and a crane, and these people came to complain about it. They

00:55:41.340 weren't that long. It didn't take long for you guys to do what you do. And recovered the fragments

00:55:49.660 from the harbor and put it together but what this is it's horrible just a horrible horrible story

00:55:55.900 and uh you know you should be very proud of what's taking place for you because you were

00:56:02.480 a very discriminated group but you never complained about it you know i remember about 25 years ago

00:56:08.060 italian movies great you know mob movies great but remember they didn't want you to call the

00:56:13.760 name of the mobster uh they didn't want you to use the name of the like alphonse capone we don't

00:56:19.460 like using name you weren't allowed to use frank you weren't allowed to use italian names

00:56:24.300 so the mobsters were named one was alan jones he played the role of an italian mobster

00:56:32.960 but he couldn't use the name like veto i won't say genovese

00:56:38.880 but they couldn't use italian names like your name right they couldn't use italian names they

00:56:46.160 were restricted because they thought it was discriminatory. I said, no, no, you have to

00:56:51.160 understand the Italians. They love it. They love it. They took it away. You know how many movies

00:56:55.780 they made after that? About two. And they both failed. No, they had one with Jim Smith. Jim

00:57:01.040 Smith is coming in. Who the hell is Jim Smith? We want veto something, right? We want something.

00:57:07.720 So a lot of things have changed. But then they raised over $100,000 on this beautiful statue

00:57:15.440 in baltimore to build a brand new statue using the pieces and it's it's a great job i don't know

00:57:22.000 if it can ever be the same to be honest they beat the hell out of it and they wouldn't do it today

00:57:26.760 i'll tell you what they wouldn't do it today what they did then they wouldn't do today that was when

00:57:31.380 biden took off his sleepy joe one of the worst periods of time that was four years this country 0.56

00:57:38.220 went through four years of hell and we had another year of those lunatics and they're trying to do 0.94

00:57:43.560 it now except they're smarter people. They're smarter. They're radical left, but they're 0.98

00:57:47.560 smarter. You know, I see they're running. They're higher level people. You know, Sleepy Joe didn't

00:57:52.360 know he was alive. And he had Kamala. That was, I was, you know, I'm the only guy in the world that

00:57:58.260 I'm beating a guy like so badly, 25 points or some crazy thing. Then we had the debate

00:58:03.160 and that didn't exactly help him. The debate wasn't his finest moment. But what happened is

00:58:09.940 i'm winning by a lot and they say oh we're going to remove him and give you another that's like

00:58:14.500 you're in a fight a price fight and you're beating the hell out of somebody and they say oh he's not

00:58:19.260 doing too well take him out put a new guy in put a new guy in to follow up and finish the fight

00:58:24.720 so they gave me somebody new it was kamala nobody knew she was the vice president nobody had any

00:58:29.580 idea who she was nobody knew her last name they just knew kamala even today if i said what's

00:58:34.780 Does anybody know her last name? Seriously. What's her last name?

00:58:39.580 Don't. We know her. It's Kamala. 0.99

00:58:43.460 And they said she's going to have a six week honeymoon. 0.89

00:58:47.320 And after that, she'll have to be responsive. And for six weeks, she had literally the fake news, what they did.

00:58:54.120 You know, I call them now the artificial news because I'm taking artificial off artificial.

00:58:58.200 artificial news but but uh but she had six weeks no matter what you did it was everything

00:59:06.340 but eventually she broke down and she revealed herself and it wasn't it wasn't good and we won

00:59:12.100 that election in record numbers and we won all seven swing states and we won uh the popular vote

00:59:18.720 we won everything we won we won 87 percent of the counties in america i think that's why the map

00:59:24.460 When you see the map from Election Day, it's all red, except for two little blue lines on each end.

00:59:30.480 But it was a great honor, a great honor to represent all of you.

00:59:34.900 But today the statue stands.

00:59:36.460 Okay, War Room is going to pass the baton now to the Charlie Kirk show.

00:59:40.240 We are back at 5 p.m. live.

00:59:42.080 See you then.

00:59:42.720 And we have another one.

00:59:44.720 And it's really something special because this man is a very, very good.

00:59:50.380 Where is Brett?

00:59:51.120 Is he here?

00:59:51.740 Come up here, Brett. 0.99

00:59:52.680 So he's a serious Italian. He's a serious Italian. And I guarantee he's never been to a lectern before. He's probably he's a killer, but he's probably nervous as hell right now. He's a serious Italian. And he built the beautiful helipad. In fact, so beautiful that they were going to sue me. They were all getting ready. And then when they saw it, they said, we can't. So this thing is gorgeous.

01:00:17.680 so you know that was you think he saved a lot of uh saved me a lot of money and i said

01:00:23.020 that is either going to be so beautiful or it's going to be a problem and it's you have to see

01:00:29.460 it from the air it is like it should have been built originally but they've been after a helipad

01:00:36.100 for 62 years at the way you know that we used to land in the grass and it was wet you know

01:00:41.820 pilots don't like landing in wet grass where it can tilt a little bit you know how far it's a

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Bannon's War Room - October 09, 2026

Episode 5724： President Trump Addresses Columbus Day

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