Bannon's War Room - October 13, 2026


Episode 5731: Why Fauci Must Rot In Prison; Taking Back The West And Stopping The Blue Wave

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00:00:00.000 This is the primal scream of a dying regime.
00:00:07.000 Pray for our enemies.
00:00:09.000 Because we're going medieval on these people.
00:00:12.000 I got a free shot at all these networks lying about the people.
00:00:16.000 The people have had a belly full of it.
00:00:18.000 I know you don't like hearing that.
00:00:20.000 I know you try to do everything in the world to stop that,
00:00:22.000 but you're not going to stop it.
00:00:23.000 It's going to happen.
00:00:24.000 And where do people like that go to share the big lie?
00:00:27.000 MAGA Media.
00:00:28.000 media. I wish in my soul, I wish that any of these people had a conscience. Ask yourself,
00:00:35.220 what is my task and what is my purpose? If that answer is to save my country,
00:00:41.160 this country will be saved. War Room. Here's your host, Stephen K. Band. 0.62
00:00:51.880 It's Tuesday, 13 October in the year of our Lord, 2026. Welcome. You're in the morning edition of
00:00:57.880 the war room we actually thought that um the first part of the show at least maybe the first
00:01:03.100 block or two would be taken up by the press conference in the white house that's uh that's
00:01:07.320 not to be it started 15 minutes late and it was i don't know went for about 15 minutes the new
00:01:12.880 press secretary introduced herself talked a little bit about her family uh had a had a report they
00:01:18.380 always have a kind of a write-up to start with had some interesting economic news in there uh that i
00:01:24.340 think needs to be reinforced. And Dr. Peter Navarro is going to be, he's in the RAV studios
00:01:29.020 in Washington, D.C. We're going to go there in a moment. Neil McCabe is getting set up. Neil was
00:01:33.680 in the room, is now right outside the White House. President, brutal travel schedule today. We're
00:01:38.900 going to get into all that. Plus, we're going to talk about Arizona, Texas, Michigan, the Northern
00:01:43.000 Front, everything dealing with politics. And a special shout out today on the morning show to
00:01:49.760 Dr. Anthony Fauci. We'll get into all that. Peter Navarro, Peter, and thank you for going over to
00:01:55.500 the RAF studios. I appreciate that this morning. Instead of doing your normal stand-up on Pebble
00:02:00.680 Beach, we are going to talk about the book in some detail. Dr. Risch from Yale is going to join us
00:02:07.040 later, who's one of the great experts in this area. I got to ask you first, in the initial reading by
00:02:12.660 the new press secretary, she goes through a number of economic data points. I don't think these data
00:02:18.580 points get emphasized enough. I'm really glad she put it into her opening statement,
00:02:23.560 particularly on real wage increases, et cetera. You've been putting up even more detail. Just
00:02:29.560 give me your sense this morning as you kick it off. Obviously, President Trump wants that put
00:02:34.640 out and reinforced and reinforced. Talk to us about it, sir. Yeah. Hey, Steve. It's great to
00:02:42.200 be here at the RAV studio. Look, the press secretary went through a checklist, which
00:02:49.760 if you basically presented that to Wall Street and Main Street, absent any political spin,
00:02:58.340 you would have a picture of Trumpnomics working exactly the plan and the Trump economy doing
00:03:06.040 extremely well. You start with the unemployment rate. We are at full employment, 4.3 percent
00:03:13.560 with the labor force participation rate rising. Check that box. In terms of GDP growth, we're
00:03:23.400 north of 2 percent, which is most excellent. We've had updates which have gotten us far
00:03:30.540 north of that. So check that box. So you got full employment, robust economic growth. You got
00:03:39.200 real wages going up during the Trump administration, a very different reality
00:03:45.200 than what you had during the Biden regime. So check that box. And then I am the director of
00:03:53.560 the Office of Trade and what, Steve? Manufacturing. We are in absolute construction and manufacturing
00:04:00.800 boom in this country, which has been catalyzed by two things. First, the big, beautiful bill
00:04:08.700 provision for 100 percent expensing of factories here on U.S. soil. And secondly, and far more
00:04:17.080 importantly for the long term, the tariff policies, which essentially protect American
00:04:25.220 factories and workers in the best sense of the word.
00:04:28.840 At the beginning of the administration, we saw an immediate construction boom.
00:04:34.400 Beginning in January of this year, the construction activity which built the factories starting
00:04:40.720 to bear fruit in terms of actual new factory production and brownfield factories being
00:04:48.160 renovated.
00:04:49.160 So, I mean, look at all this.
00:04:52.940 CNN doesn't want to talk about it.
00:04:55.100 MSNOW doesn't want to talk about it.
00:04:57.540 Fox won't talk about it.
00:04:59.480 And all they want to do is, like, diesel prices, diesel prices, diesel prices.
00:05:03.680 So what's wrong with that picture?
00:05:05.140 And so our job, Steve, is to fight back.
00:05:07.960 This is not to say that there isn't there aren't a lot of people in this country that are hurting, but they're hurting because of the Biden regime policy leftovers.
00:05:20.000 And I think this election, Steve, you've covered it very well.
00:05:25.220 I think it will be the most consequential probably in the last 40 years.
00:05:30.960 And if we, the mega side, lose this race because folks sit home, then we're going to have two years of nothing but noise, no signal other than subpoenas, impeachments, gridlock.
00:05:51.420 And if the Democrats gain power in 28 and have the Congress, it's going to be the end of our country.
00:06:02.080 Let me throw this out there as an idea, because if they ask the overall general question, the president's numbers, at least as reported by the legacy media, are deepening underwater on some of these things in the economy.
00:06:14.020 I don't think it behooves us to have a press secretary as talented as she is because they're not experts in this.
00:06:21.200 Remember, they're generalists about the media.
00:06:24.260 What you just said there is so important.
00:06:26.920 My recommendation to use a forcing function to force the media to cover this is to use now that the White House press briefing room is open again is, you know, maybe one day we have Dr. Peter Navarro and he at 10 o'clock, right?
00:06:42.960 You start there, and you're going to read out those statistics for five or ten minutes, and then you're going to take questions.
00:06:50.680 Bring it.
00:06:51.120 Give me every question you got.
00:06:52.780 Two days later, we roll out a guy named, I don't know, Scott Besson.
00:06:56.760 Okay.
00:06:57.400 A couple days later, you roll out the head of the NEC.
00:07:00.600 Two days later, you run out the chief economist.
00:07:03.460 You just carpet bomb this relentlessly.
00:07:06.220 And if you're at the podium in the briefing room, they have to cover it, right?
00:07:10.820 They've got to be there and they've got to, you know, and I didn't say, I didn't say, I didn't say they had, I didn't say.
00:07:16.060 Oh, stop there, shipmate.
00:07:18.040 Stop there.
00:07:19.340 We played this movie last week.
00:07:21.760 We had, I had a press conference, official press briefing in a beautiful room in the EOB, which is used for press briefings.
00:07:34.940 I got that.
00:07:35.640 The pool refused to show, and all of the reporters, including Rhino TV, which is Fox, didn't show.
00:07:45.120 What we're fighting against, Steve, is virtually every part of the media now not wanting to accept that message from the new press secretary or me or Besson or Hassett.
00:07:57.800 And it's just the death of journalism here.
00:08:01.780 I mean, you look at this economy, Steve.
00:08:04.740 Just let me make this point.
00:08:05.640 You look at this economy just as data and you're happy.
00:08:10.100 Yeah. OK. There's pockets we're fighting.
00:08:13.140 Beat prices are high. We're we're doing everything you can to bust the cartel there.
00:08:17.700 Diesel prices are high because we got the Iran doing its thing, trying to kill us. 0.62
00:08:24.260 But but if you look at the data itself, I mean, it's it's solid and particularly compared to what we saw in the Biden regime.
00:08:34.600 I mean, the problem, the message we have to express here, Steve, is like when you go into the ballot box, you've got to have a memory.
00:08:43.440 OK, you have to remember what happened during four years of Biden manufacturing 230,000 jobs lost in the last two years of the Biden regime.
00:08:55.700 Inflation off the charts into the double digits.
00:09:00.700 Just fiscal insanity.
00:09:03.440 You know, there's some guy on a show that talks about the debt.
00:09:10.480 Who is that guy?
00:09:12.240 And gold and stuff like that.
00:09:14.040 It's like, you know, I mean, the only people who want the Democrats to grab their gold bugs and make more money.
00:09:21.960 I got you.
00:09:22.260 I got you.
00:09:22.880 I got you.
00:09:23.260 I got you fired up.
00:09:23.920 I got you.
00:09:24.180 Hang on for a second.
00:09:24.940 Yeah.
00:09:25.140 And I'm going to go to Neil McCabe because there was a blockbuster buried lead in the press briefing about our beloved ambassador to Greece, who's a dear colleague of all of ours.
00:09:38.500 What you did at EOB was fantastic, and that opening part was just amazing.
00:09:43.320 But you have to force the media, the way to force the media, you get the press briefing room, they're going to show up.
00:09:48.560 Anyway, Dr. Navarro, we've got a lot to go through today.
00:09:50.880 I don't know if that's true, Steve.
00:09:52.320 I really don't.
00:09:53.480 OK, let's let's confront the reality of that. OK, just I tell you what, I tell you what, I tell you what, let's let's try the following.
00:10:00.820 Just turn Besant, Navarro, the head of CEA, head of NEC, has it.
00:10:07.500 Just give him to Bannon for a week and, you know, and give just give me 30 minutes, give 30 minutes for those four instruments to get into the press briefing room.
00:10:16.680 We'll have it covered or make such a controversy about it not being covered.
00:10:20.460 it'll be bigger than they're not covered so hang on for one second i'm okay i got to go back to the
00:10:25.080 white house you stay right there in a raft studios a combative dr peter nevarez which we need
00:10:32.180 he's not ready yet tag on it okay i had some breaking news hey let me say this though give
00:10:37.640 me this minute here i just because this is this is why fauci went to prison day on real america's
00:10:44.660 Voice. I'm going to be here from 12 to 2 taking phone calls, your phone calls. And we want to
00:10:52.320 hear kind of your Fauci experience. The book, there's an email here, books at americasvoice.news,
00:11:01.500 books at americasvoice.news. If you buy Why Fauci Must Rot in Prison, if you buy that today,
00:11:09.260 Send us proof of purchase.
00:11:11.500 We'll send you a free autograph, beautiful book plate for the book.
00:11:16.760 Get you on the sub stack and everything like that.
00:11:20.080 So please, let's, let's, this is R.A.V.'s day for Fauci.
00:11:25.540 Hang on, hang on.
00:11:27.060 You're going to be here for all two hours of us co-hosting.
00:11:29.080 We've got a lot to go through, including the book.
00:11:30.380 Right here, yes.
00:11:31.700 Rish is from Yale.
00:11:32.260 But I know you're going to distract me, Steve.
00:11:34.640 No, I am going to distract you.
00:11:35.780 No, it's the first, the whole first sentence.
00:11:38.080 I'm here to be distracted.
00:11:39.260 Hang on. I want to reemphasize there's going to be a call in from from 12 noon to to Peter Navarro.
00:11:47.760 Take them all. So make sure that you got questions about Fauci or comments about what is live under the reign of Dr.
00:11:54.600 Fauci. We want that. We'll put the number up. Let me go right now.
00:11:57.800 I got Neil McCabe up at the White House. McCabe. It was kind of a little bit of an odd open.
00:12:04.700 right a statement and then a couple of questions took a question from Breitbart from Fox a couple
00:12:10.360 others gave a very I think informative and moving a discussion about her family how she does this
00:12:16.540 with uh you know four young children three of them young boys and everybody knows how tough that is
00:12:21.240 but there's a buried lead there they asked a question and she said and correct me if I'm
00:12:26.420 wrong I think I heard it that the president of the United States has asked Kimberly Guilford
00:12:31.620 to resign as ambassador to Greece.
00:12:33.480 Is that the way you read it?
00:12:35.580 Yes, sir.
00:12:36.220 And, you know, I'm not here to do programming
00:12:39.940 for the White House,
00:12:40.860 but it seemed to me that that would have been the top story
00:12:44.140 because, you know, when reporters are judging these events,
00:12:47.500 right, they talk about, is my pen up
00:12:50.280 and I'm writing, taking notes,
00:12:52.040 or is my pen down and I'm waiting
00:12:54.640 for something that interests me?
00:12:56.600 And so the opening statement was important.
00:12:59.740 I felt like she was planting the flag for the president's messaging and offering a recap, because obviously for these briefings, there's a national audience of people tuning in to hear from her in the White House.
00:13:11.440 But for reporters, it was pens down.
00:13:14.680 And then as soon as she talked about the ambassador to Greece, it became pens up.
00:13:20.580 Yeah.
00:13:20.780 But hang on.
00:13:21.380 Hang on.
00:13:21.660 This is my point about Navarro is that, as you told me, because I asked you, we were talking during the thing.
00:13:27.720 They had their pens down for the whole thing.
00:13:29.740 When she talks or any, whether it's Caroline Levitt or the new press secretary or anybody, if they talk about the economic data and what the math shows, the mainstream media is going to put their pens down.
00:13:41.980 They're not going to report that.
00:13:43.060 They're actually in your face.
00:13:44.680 That's the arrogance of the media.
00:13:47.000 They're showing you we have no interest in what the White House has to say.
00:13:51.880 We have no interest in what this press secretary has said.
00:13:54.360 We have no interest about facts. 0.96
00:13:56.000 This is why we need a forcing function to get people to know the details and can handle the tough follow-on questions because the press secretary is a generalist, as she should be. 1.00
00:14:06.760 And their job is to kind of organize the media and to put out a message every day or put out content. 0.97
00:14:12.000 But the mainstream media, legacy media, blows them off.
00:14:14.480 we've got to force. We have to do a force feeding of the media, of the facts from Navarro,
00:14:21.900 from Besant, from anybody in the administration that is an expert in the economy and do a force
00:14:27.960 feeding. And the place you do that force feeding is right there at the podium. You force them. Hey,
00:14:32.700 if they don't show up, if you don't show up to press briefings in the press briefing room, hey,
00:14:36.640 guess what? Maybe you don't get a White House press pass. Maybe it gets lifted. Anyway, a lot
00:14:41.940 to go through the story about Kimberly Guilfoyle, economic data, Dr. Fauci, plus Arizona, Michigan,
00:14:49.400 Texas, all of it in the sprint to the midterms. Dr. Peter Navarro riding shotgun this morning
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00:16:11.640 Here's your host, Stephen K. Bannon.
00:16:15.820 Okay, we have a lot to get to.
00:16:18.380 I'm going to go back to Dr. Peter Navarro, who happens to be in the Rav DC Studios.
00:16:22.300 We're so proud of that DC studio.
00:16:24.520 It's not the rabbit warren that the war room is.
00:16:27.260 This is like an official studio.
00:16:29.440 We'll go with it in a minute.
00:16:30.520 I want to go to McCabe.
00:16:32.260 McCabe is at the White House.
00:16:35.080 Neil, I want to talk about, I want to go back to the structure of this conference.
00:16:40.000 It was pretty short.
00:16:43.960 She did drop a couple of new developments, not just about Kimberly Guilfoyle being asked to resign,
00:16:50.520 but also about the situation with additional dates are being added.
00:16:57.040 Talk to me first about, let's talk about the president's schedule.
00:17:00.140 This is pretty brutal.
00:17:01.040 It's going to tie to, Steve Cortez is going to join us.
00:17:03.780 He's got new polling in Arizona, but he's kind of the leader, the battlefield commander for the northern front, which I think we've got a lot of good news coming.
00:17:12.440 Today, the president's going to do Alaska, then tomorrow he's going to, or Vegas tonight, but then Alaska, he's going to do Kalispell, Montana, which is up in Montana 1, all of it.
00:17:23.660 And she added a few more dates and a few more.
00:17:26.280 Finally, I think she said we're going to Georgia.
00:17:28.680 So walk me through this president's brutal schedule. And for everybody at CBS News the other day, they were harping on President Trump, Ted Koppel and team harping on President Trump, losing his fastball. I tell you, I don't know very many humans that can take the wear and tear he does on this campaign trail. Neil McKay.
00:17:49.980 yeah heaven help them if they actually had to face his fastball i mean the guy is incredible
00:17:57.020 and as you heard i don't know if you this isn't what you asked me but it reminds me like bob
00:18:03.740 gibson when he was a coach for the braves ted turner asked him to throw pitching pitching
00:18:08.460 practice batting practice and they had to take him off the mound because he insisted on striking
00:18:13.240 everybody out nobody could get any hits that that's trump and trump is going out he's embracing
00:18:18.740 it. He's going to do at least 25 of these rallies. And what we heard today was, you know, Katie was
00:18:26.780 saying that the president and the White House are leaning in to the rally schedule and they are
00:18:32.400 engaging in this campaign and they dropped to Georgia, like you said. And so Georgia is a more
00:18:38.560 aggressive state. And I think, you know, because people understand that there's polling trouble
00:18:43.400 there, but he's going in there anyway. So in the beginning, we saw him going to safer places
00:18:48.280 is now he's engaging where the fight is.
00:18:51.280 He's going to the line of scrimmage
00:18:52.840 and there's gonna be more and more gates putting on
00:18:55.800 and that's gonna raise the level for everybody
00:18:57.980 because everybody's gonna start pitching
00:18:59.680 for a Trump rally.
00:19:01.880 And so the White House and his political operation
00:19:04.600 can say, okay, if we come, what do we got?
00:19:08.020 What are we doing?
00:19:08.700 What is the mission?
00:19:09.660 I think that he's engaged.
00:19:10.920 I think that maybe it should have started a little earlier,
00:19:14.140 but it's on now.
00:19:15.480 i think doing it in the run-up is actually pretty smart because you're building the intensity and
00:19:21.160 getting the grassroots people fired up and remember he's going like to go to montana he would say hey
00:19:25.980 why is the president going to montana we have problems in montana one commander zinke's old
00:19:30.500 district that that district has changed with a lot of influx from the bay area and some of those
00:19:35.180 beautiful towns one of the most beautiful parts of the country it's being there's an infestation
00:19:39.880 going on of progressives there so the president's going to go there he's going to alaska with dan
00:19:44.840 sullivan that's a senate seat that we definitely have to lock down so he's doing those hey let's
00:19:49.620 get these ones that are traditionally uh maggot territory let's lock them down and kansas i think
00:19:55.060 brought in kansas and uh and and then he's going to go to arizona we got polling from uh some great
00:20:01.540 polling from steve cortez going to walk us through also an update on the northern front tonight at
00:20:06.920 five o'clock we're gonna have grassroots leaders from michigan and south and talk about some of
00:20:11.520 these house races also let's go back to the the press conference katie's first uh shot which i
00:20:17.180 thought she loosened up definitely when she talked about the kids she just should do that she just be 0.99
00:20:21.000 more natural just let it flow you don't need to you know she doesn't i there's no requirement you
00:20:26.820 need to come out and and read that opening statement as you say the media goes out of the
00:20:31.340 way and this is their arrogance they go out of the way to put their pens down or get off their
00:20:35.160 computers and to show you they have no what you're telling them is not not newsworthy and so they're
00:20:40.940 not going to type it up. This is why I'm adamantly obsessed now that if we're going to open the press
00:20:48.560 briefing room up, remember, it hasn't been used for a while. If we're going to use it, it's a
00:20:53.760 forcing function. And you force these guys, if they're going to sit there and be so arrogant,
00:20:58.080 the president of the United States, and talking about economic data and what the reality of this
00:21:02.100 comment, if they're going to sit there and go, we run this deal, you don't, I think that's why you
00:21:05.840 got to break them. It's very simple. Every other day, you put an economic expert up there, not
00:21:10.920 the press secretary, an economic expert. They walked through a couple of minute outline of
00:21:15.560 facts and details about this economy and Trumponomics. And then you take all questions.
00:21:21.660 Besson could sit there for hours and take questions from these clowns, right? And so could 0.98
00:21:26.060 Navarro. And so could Hassett. You just do it every other day. You're doing the press briefing
00:21:30.020 with that big seal, right, in front of the White House and in the back. And if they don't show up,
00:21:36.560 it's very simple. If they don't show up, the legacy media doesn't show up. And the Bloomberg
00:21:40.380 and the Wall Street Journal, Financial Times in London, they want to be tough guys. It's very
00:21:44.380 simple. Boom. You just pull the press pass, and you walk them off the campus, and you say, hey,
00:21:48.820 look, the tourist bureaus over on this side, if you want to come in as a tourist for walking
00:21:55.340 through the EOB and the museum part of the White House, have at it. But you are gone and off.
00:22:01.880 The White House is either going to run this deal or the media is going to run it. And right now,
00:22:07.120 we're in a fight where the American people need to see the facts and they're trying to play tough
00:22:12.040 guys. Neil, your thoughts on my plan, sir. So with the case with Brian Kareem, the Playboy
00:22:21.080 White House correspondent that the most recent judge ruled said, hey, you have to bring these
00:22:26.400 reporters back in. That was not a First Amendment case. That was a Fifth Amendment case on process.
00:22:33.640 And the judge said, and the standing ruling is, the White House sets the process.
00:22:39.020 Once they set the process, they have to keep to it.
00:22:41.700 But the White House can set whatever process they want.
00:22:45.360 So if they say there's a White House briefing and you don't swipe in, you're gone.
00:22:49.480 If that's the process, that's the process.
00:22:51.900 The president has complete control of the White House and that process.
00:22:56.640 He could do it now.
00:22:58.140 He could do it today, Steve.
00:23:00.860 Neil, thank you for making that clear.
00:23:03.240 I think it was very helpful. Neil, can you hang out the White House? I want to go back to the
00:23:06.400 RAV students. Dr. Peter Navarro. So Navarro, what's not to love about my plan? Look, your briefing,
00:23:13.080 and I want to use your briefing the other day as a perfect example. You went to the EOB. It's a
00:23:17.560 great briefing room over there. Went to the EOB. Your open and walking through was so accessible
00:23:23.360 to people that anybody could understand it. Remember, the business reporters were all English
00:23:29.140 majors in college. They know nothing about business, zero, and they know less about economics,
00:23:34.660 okay? You gave a great presentation than answering questions. The problem is they have the alternative
00:23:41.980 of whether they're going to cover it or not. We have to take that power out of their hands, sir,
00:23:47.460 and force them to do their jobs, which is to report on the facts that are laid out. And if
00:23:52.520 they don't want to do that, then pull it and say, hey, put in for the visitor's gate and we'll bleed 1.00
00:23:59.580 you guys in here over time. Dr. Peter Navarro, thoughts and observations? Well, Steve, I think
00:24:07.420 you need to make that case above my pay grade and you know how to do that. All I know is my lived
00:24:15.160 experience. And last week there was a press conference, which the entire press corps was
00:24:21.900 invited to. And just because it's in the EOB doesn't mean anything. That Southcourt Auditorium
00:24:28.600 is a beautiful facility that is far more amenable to press briefings than that little box across
00:24:38.980 the street. But here's what happened. CNBC didn't show. Bloomberg didn't show. Fox Business didn't
00:24:49.860 show. CBS, ABC, CNN, MS Now didn't show except CBS. Now, I go through a 22-minute presentation,
00:24:59.560 Steve, showing at the macro level that the ISM Manufacturing Index is off the charts,
00:25:07.940 trending up, robust manufacturing. And then I get into the micro of it. Over 500 announced
00:25:16.080 new project across 47 states involving $400 billion. And I went through every state.
00:25:26.900 And by the way, one of the interesting things was that 26 red states had 70% of the projects,
00:25:35.020 right? There was only one legacy media reporter in there, Steve, from CBS, young,
00:25:43.880 i don't know where she went to journalism school but i go through this whole thing
00:25:49.260 everybody else is asking good questions what does she say one word what do you think it was steve
00:25:55.680 diesel and it's like wait a minute i was gonna say boring yeah what what's what's what's that
00:26:05.140 got to do with the last 22 minutes of micro analysis of all the good stuff and it was she
00:26:12.280 It was like, Steve, I'm telling you, when Fox, see, here's the thing.
00:26:19.540 There's going to be an article coming out this week where I go through Rhino TV.
00:26:24.980 Do you like that?
00:26:26.060 Fox Rhino TV.
00:26:27.600 And I take you through kind of the whole run of show over Fox Business and then Fox News and quote you, all of the people.
00:26:38.860 You start on Fox Business.
00:26:40.200 You got Dagan McDowell and Charlie Gasparino who just dump on tariffs and the president every day.
00:26:48.000 And Dagan McDowell, it's like she's she only is there because of Maria Barcharomo, like nurtured her.
00:26:55.080 Right. She had more baggage in Smithsonian.
00:26:57.860 And and she she's she's like takes Maria's chair.
00:27:01.760 And then you go to Varney and then through the day it's cut low and they hate tariffs.
00:27:06.260 They just hate them. They dump on it.
00:27:08.440 And then you get over to Fox News and Dana Perino, Bill Amherst, Andrew Smith, Brett
00:27:15.660 Baer, Martha McCallum, and the worst, the worst polling, OK, the worst polling there
00:27:23.160 is going back years.
00:27:25.000 It's like supposed to be like Fox News, right?
00:27:28.780 And they got it like a polling apparatus that skews significantly Democrat.
00:27:34.880 They missed the 2020 presidential election in Michigan by 10 percentage points.
00:27:40.860 I mean, how do you do that unless you want to screw the president?
00:27:45.740 Stop watching Fox News.
00:27:47.800 Watch the War Room podcast.
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00:29:47.840 Okay, President's getting ready to leave.
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00:32:25.280 We got a clip from Steve Cortez. Let's play it. I'll bring Cortez in. And I've still got McCabe and Peter here.
00:32:31.180 We're going to talk about Arizona and a little bit later, the northern front of this of this political war for the midterms.
00:32:38.640 Let's go play the clip. Patriots brand new poll from Arizona. It shows that the race for governor is tightening there.
00:32:44.400 And bigger picture, it shows that the patriotic populist movement, that agenda remains incredibly popular.
00:32:52.360 Voters in Arizona do not want some sort of old school republicanism or some libertarianism.
00:32:58.660 No, what they want is a populist nationalist agenda.
00:33:02.200 And that includes things like the government benefits that they have indeed earned.
00:33:06.580 And they don't want spending going to illegals. 0.89
00:33:09.180 What they want is a government that protects them, protects them both from a law and order perspective,
00:33:13.280 and also economically, their wages, Main Street prosperity.
00:33:18.020 So see my article, see my poll.
00:33:20.600 On the whole, it is great news for this country and certainly for our movement.
00:33:26.100 So Steve Cortez, I think this is incredibly enlightening,
00:33:30.780 particularly the fact that you put kind of a teaser on this,
00:33:36.240 that folks in Arizona are very much fans of Pat Buchanan.
00:33:41.800 Talk to me about this.
00:33:42.660 This poll shows that populist nationalism is the future of our movement, not, as you say, reverting back to libertarianism aspects of that, or the kind of neoliberal, neocon, fight the wars in the Middle East, all of it.
00:33:58.700 People want out. They want out of all that stuff.
00:34:00.720 So walk me through what your numbers show.
00:34:03.060 You bet.
00:34:03.480 So this poll and my article is titled that, that Arizona voters want Buchanan's America.
00:34:08.700 So even if they're not familiar with Pat Buchanan, they want his agenda.
00:34:12.240 Pat Buchanan, of course, was an amazing and very prescient man ahead of his times.
00:34:16.580 And he called for exactly this kind of America, a populist nationalist country that says we are going to prioritize our people and that government exists to protect the people.
00:34:25.880 And protectionism is not a bad word. It's the opposite, actually.
00:34:28.640 We should be protecting the people in terms of domestic tranquility through law and order, which, of course, includes sovereignty over our nation and control over our borders.
00:34:36.640 but even more than that, or in addition to that, also protecting American industries and American workers and their wages.
00:34:43.560 And what my Arizona poll proves is that that agenda remains incredibly popular with voters.
00:34:48.640 Now, voters are angry right now. They're very angry about the economy, and they primarily blame governing Republicans for that economy.
00:34:55.880 So that's important, okay? And I show this governor's race as tightening, but still with Katie Hobbs the incumbent winning.
00:35:01.560 So by no means did I put my thumb on the scale of this poll.
00:35:04.220 There's some really good news. There's some really troubling, challenging news in my poll.
00:35:08.660 But when I ask specifically, okay, they're angry about the economy, but I then ask, would you prefer to have Kamala Harris in office? 0.95
00:35:14.860 Do you think the economy would be better with Kamala Harris in office? 0.75
00:35:17.280 And by double-digit margin, Arizona voters say no.
00:35:21.320 Okay, so yes, they're angry about the economy, but they do not see the radical Democrats as a plausible alternative.
00:35:27.960 They do not believe that the Democrats would solve the problems of the economy that they face right now.
00:35:32.160 And in addition, looking bigger picture, and I give all the numbers and all the statistics in this poll, what we see is that Arizona voters continue to rally to the patriotic populist agenda, particularly as it relates to the economy and to immigration.
00:35:47.700 So let's continue to push back against powerful establishment Republican ruling class figures who want us to revert to some sort of Bush Republicanism.
00:35:56.540 That is clearly not what the voters want, even the voters in Arizona who right now are angry with the Republican Party.
00:36:03.800 Do they make the connection?
00:36:06.000 Look, Buchanan's known today and, you know, not so much for his economic policies or his economic nationalism.
00:36:15.980 He's known today, I think, as the Cassandra that warned us about and he called it.
00:36:22.140 He says, hey, you're building an empire here.
00:36:24.120 This was never meant to be an empire.
00:36:25.940 we're a constitutional republic the revolutionary generation fought an empire the the nation that
00:36:31.880 built the the builders of the nation around the constitution warned us time and again about
00:36:37.500 overseas and he's particularly known he's the first guy to say hey look we got to rethink this
00:36:42.300 relationship with israel because this has got us locked into the middle east and i just see
00:36:46.400 these forever wars and if we don't break that if you continue on forever wars you're going to 0.52
00:36:51.800 bankrupt the nation, and you're not going to have, you know, all the economic dreams that we have and
00:36:56.940 all the economic potential we have is going to be frittered away. Do people, when you ask these
00:37:02.520 questions, do they make that connection yet? Do they make the connection? Because I know on one
00:37:06.820 side, they hate this war and they hate forever wars. And they want more policies about restrictions
00:37:13.020 of immigration and mass deportations. And they want more focus on jobs and domestic economy.
00:37:19.260 Are they yet making the connection of how all three of those are inextricably linked? If you tie the policies, put those together, really kind of what I call the proto-MAGA movement. Before MAGA, there was Buchanan, right, and then the Tea Party, right?
00:37:38.240 do the people are they any way connecting those dots that these foreign wars are tied to the fact
00:37:45.240 that we can't get our act together on economic nationalism and not simply the illegal aliens
00:37:51.140 came in but the immigration policies that prioritize foreigners for high value added jobs sir
00:37:56.600 yeah listen great question and here's my the quick answer is they're starting to so they
00:38:01.160 haven't completely made that connection right about how linked all of these issues are but
00:38:05.480 they're starting to get there. And what I think is the most important part of this particular survey,
00:38:10.600 because Arizona, of course, is such a Hispanic state, and by the way, a very immigrant-heavy
00:38:15.000 state. Okay, this is fascinating. When I ask, is immigration making your state better? Is it
00:38:19.460 making our society better? Overwhelmingly, the answer is no, okay, including among Hispanic 1.00
00:38:25.480 citizens of this country, of Arizona, many of whom live relatively close to the U.S.-Mexico border. 0.70
00:38:31.460 By the way, related to that, I also asked specifically about Muslim immigration.
00:38:35.340 And this is in a state, Arizona.
00:38:36.700 It's not like Minnesota or Michigan.
00:38:38.660 They haven't had a mass level of Muslim migration. 0.92
00:38:41.140 But even in Arizona, I asked, is Muslim migration positive for our country? 0.71
00:38:45.300 15% say yes, Steve. 1.00
00:38:47.320 That is it.
00:38:47.860 One five.
00:38:48.540 15% of Arizonans believe that mass Muslim migration is good for the United States. 1.00
00:38:53.920 So what's clear is you're exactly right. 1.00
00:38:55.820 They want a focus on domestic priorities. 0.92
00:38:58.540 The war is not popular, and it's particularly not popular among Hispanics.
00:39:02.440 And my theory there, which I'm going to try to test in some focus groups in future polling, is that Hispanics are overrepresented in the armed forces, particularly the United States Marines.
00:39:11.880 So I think that Hispanics are particularly aware that foreign wars mean the deaths potentially of loved ones.
00:39:18.600 And is it worth risking my cousin, my son, my husband, who is a Hispanic warrior for this country, on an overseas war that doesn't involve a direct U.S. national interest that are vital to this country? 0.59
00:39:30.300 Hispanics, even more than other Americans, are saying, no, we don't want that. 0.81
00:39:33.940 We want to focus here. 0.80
00:39:34.960 Let's defend our border, not Ukraine's, not Israel's interest, not the wealthy Gulf states' interest in the Persian Gulf.
00:39:41.840 Let's focus here on this economy.
00:39:43.540 And again, I'm trying to be balanced about this, Steve.
00:39:45.720 You know, I never try to skew my polling, right?
00:39:48.600 overall, this isn't a great poll for this election. It tells me that Katie Hobbs is probably going to 1.00
00:39:54.240 win, although the race is tightening, thankfully. People are coming home. Trump approval narrowed
00:39:58.720 in this one compared to other states. So people are starting, as we expose how radical and extremist
00:40:03.620 the Dems are, people are coming our way. We're seeing this late break, which I think many of us
00:40:08.140 thought would happen. Now, in Arizona, is it going to be enough to win the race? It's going to be
00:40:12.220 tough. It's really hard to beat an incumbent governor, generally. Governors just poll well,
00:40:16.220 they do across the country. Hang on a second. Even as competent as Hobbes is and is corrupt,
00:40:21.520 give me a minute on the task someone has against any governor. These governor races and these
00:40:29.540 state races are very different than federal races, correct? Walk through that for a moment.
00:40:33.620 Andy Biggs is such a great guy and such a major driving force in the House that this governor's
00:40:39.520 race is very important. And listen, I have him at minus five. So within reachability,
00:40:45.560 right? And the real public's average has been double-digit. I believe it's at minus 11. So
00:40:49.500 this poll is significantly better and shows that the race is tightening. But to your bigger point,
00:40:54.460 governors are just very, very popular. I think there's a few things at play. They're not
00:40:58.380 considered to be controversial generally. I think there's also a bit of homerism where people just
00:41:02.680 like their own governor. Generally, people dislike their federal officials, okay? They dislike their
00:41:08.320 senators, often dislike their congressmen, often dislike the president of any party. That's just
00:41:13.200 reality. But governors generally get the benefit of the doubt. They're not considered to be
00:41:17.780 controversial. And governors that have a split party with their legislature, like Katie Hobbs 1.00
00:41:23.860 does, because she can't do very much, thank goodness, because they have a really solid, 1.00
00:41:28.300 wonderful Republican legislature there, she's not enacting the kind of radical policies that
00:41:32.840 she would like to, so she doesn't then take the blame for her views, if that makes sense. And I
00:41:37.660 think that happens in a lot of places in America. So incumbent governors are really, really tough
00:41:42.480 to beat. I think we've got a shot here, but not a great one. But to me, the bigger takeaway that I
00:41:47.600 think is super important is, number one, populist nationalism works. It's what the people want.
00:41:52.880 Number two, even though Americans are angry about the economy, and even though they do blame the
00:41:57.900 Republicans, they do not see the Dems as a viable alternative. And that is good news for our
00:42:02.880 country. It's good news for our movement. The radical extremist America-hating Democrats are
00:42:08.680 simply not a plausible alternative, even for voters who are right now, understandably, angry.
00:42:15.800 Okay. Also, we're going to hold you through break. I got to address the Northern Front. But
00:42:20.140 one of the things I find most important here is that it's been quite consistent because you were
00:42:26.100 one of the leaders, obviously from 16, but one of the leaders particularly in going to Rio Grande
00:42:30.580 Valley in South Texas and turning that around by making sure that the Hispanic Americans understood
00:42:36.140 the viability of President Trump's economic nationalist message.
00:42:41.120 We're just drilled every day that it is President Trump's immigration policies,
00:42:45.840 the deportations, the security of the wall,
00:42:48.020 the reason that we've had some softness in the Hispanic vote.
00:42:50.540 Once again, your polling says that is absolutely not true and don't buy it.
00:42:54.400 Anyway, hang on. I want to get your explanation.
00:42:57.880 Navarro's with us, Dr. Navarro with us.
00:42:59.700 Harvey Risch from Yale is going to join us.
00:43:03.760 We've got Neil McCabe at the White House.
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00:43:16.360 It's a full plate for the president.
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00:45:18.040 It's an unbroken chain from Ross Perot, Pat Buchanan, the Tea Party, to President Trump and the MAGA movement.
00:45:23.700 I want to go back to Cortez and talk about the Hispanics.
00:45:27.640 They're the ones that, with working class whites and the middle class, they're the ones buying into populist nationalist economics. 0.59
00:45:34.340 This is what they want.
00:45:35.860 So President Trump calls us the weave.
00:45:37.500 We're going to bring in Navarro in a moment, Steve, after you to stick the landing, because this is why we need a forcing function now at the White House to get that populist nationalist economic message out, which is what President Trump's delivering.
00:45:50.880 So give me your your polling about the economics and particularly the Hispanics.
00:45:54.940 It's not about immigration. It's not about deportation, not about sealing the border.
00:45:58.980 Their concern is an economy and economic news that they want to have more populism and more nationalism, sir.
00:46:07.500 Correct. And both in this poll of Arizona, which of course had a very large Hispanic sample, and a prior poll I took of just Hispanics nationwide to delve into exactly this argument, the message is clear from my polling. Hispanics are not overwhelmingly upset about immigration enforcement. They are generally very, very pro-law and order.
00:46:28.300 I mentioned previously how overrepresented Hispanics are in the U.S. Marine Corps.
00:46:32.140 It's the same thing in law enforcement.
00:46:34.060 Hispanics wear the uniform and guard this country at a disproportionately high rate.
00:46:39.060 Hispanics, particularly Hispanic men, are extremely pro-law and order, pro-law enforcement, including immigration enforcement.
00:46:47.340 To be specific on the numbers, I asked, what concerns you more, high prices in the economy or immigration enforcement by ICE?
00:46:55.600 73 to 19 percent what concerns them is high prices. High prices. OK, that's in a national
00:47:01.820 Hispanic poll. And I saw the same things in this Arizona poll. Hispanics overwhelmingly in my
00:47:07.120 Arizona poll want state and local police to cooperate with federal law enforcement for mass
00:47:12.520 deportations. In addition, Steve, when I describe the actual Trump deportation agenda, which a lot
00:47:18.600 of people don't know because if they only pay attention to corporate media, they'll never get
00:47:21.700 this message. What is the actual agenda? It is that you are offered very generous incentives
00:47:26.040 to leave voluntarily. If you raise your hand and say, I'm illegal, I need help to get home,
00:47:30.240 you get cash in your pocket, you get a free trip home, and you get the ability to reapply later.
00:47:35.380 That's an incredibly magnanimous and I would say merciful policy. That is the Trump deportation
00:47:40.600 agenda. If you choose to ignore that and refuse it, then you might get picked up and cupped and
00:47:45.000 stuffed and sent away and you can never reapply. But when I describe that agenda, the actual
00:47:49.560 deportation practices of the Trump administration, we get massive supermajority support overall and
00:47:56.440 including among Hispanics. So don't let the big shots, the ruling class honchos, corporate media,
00:48:03.580 establishment Republicans, big donors fool you into saying that the reason we're having trouble
00:48:07.520 with Hispanics right now, and we are, this is real, we are losing Hispanic support, the massive
00:48:12.200 gains that we made in 24. I think we're going to earn it back through populist economics, but right 0.98
00:48:16.520 now, this is not a great spot for that constituency. But we're not losing them over immigration. We're
00:48:21.560 not. Right now, it's over the economy. And this Arizona poll is yet another data point proving
00:48:26.880 that. What Hispanics want, what working class people of any ethnicity or any race want is to 0.72
00:48:32.420 be protected. They want their wages and their industries protected. They want their streets
00:48:37.220 protected from dangerous illegals. They want their future earnings protected from the mass 1.00
00:48:43.060 larceny that is being committed by far too many immigrants, particularly the Somali and Muslim 1.00
00:48:47.380 communities in the United States. They don't want mass migration at all into this country, 1.00
00:48:51.180 and they certainly don't want Muslim mass migration into this country. That is the reality 1.00
00:48:55.900 of where Hispanics, bad hombres, are in America right now. Dr. Navarro, I know you know Arizona 1.00
00:49:02.800 very well. We'll get to the bigs and hobs and all of it in the state election, but your message,
00:49:07.480 the message that you put out in that 22-minute briefing, the message that you would take to the
00:49:12.020 briefing room is obviously what people want to hear that, hey, I want to know this is executed
00:49:17.280 upon. Your thoughts, sir? All right. Here's a special message to MAGA folks in Arizona. You
00:49:23.800 got to get Andy Biggs elected there. You got to get out. He is one of the shining lights
00:49:31.140 in the House of Representatives. He did such a great job. He also was one of the few there
00:49:37.400 who defended you and I, Steve, in our trials and travails. And let's not forget Katie Hobbs,
00:49:43.260 what she did in 2022. That alone should disqualify her. What she did is suppress 1.00
00:49:49.200 the Republican vote on game day in sufficient numbers to take victory away from Carrie Lake, 1.00
00:49:58.200 full stop. Carrie Lake would be governor today if Katie Hobbs hadn't stolen that election. 1.00
00:50:04.100 She should be punished for that. As for the state itself, they are at the front lines
00:50:09.860 of the illegal immigration wave. And nobody knows better than the Arizonans what that costs
00:50:17.220 in terms of jobs loss, in terms of downward pressure on wages, in terms of crime,
00:50:23.920 crime and crime. And it would be a shame. Now, the other thing I should say, Steve,
00:50:29.500 You mentioned my manufacturing report.
00:50:33.720 Disproportionately, Arizona is the absolute biggest beneficiary of the Trump manufacturing boom.
00:50:40.820 It is primarily because we're building a lot of semiconductors there, which we need.
00:50:47.560 But that place is booming from Tucson to Phoenix and everywhere in between.
00:50:51.480 So let's see what happens.
00:50:54.300 And I hope Steve's right that this race is tightening, as it should.
00:50:59.500 Maggie, you just got to get out.
00:51:01.340 If you get out across this country, get up.
00:51:04.600 You don't want to wake up the day after having not voted
00:51:09.840 and see a carnage that's going to take your money and your freedom.
00:51:13.600 Don't do that, okay?
00:51:15.260 Vote, particularly in Arizona, for Andy Biggs.
00:51:18.740 Governor Biggs, boy, that would be a beautiful thing, Steve.
00:51:22.540 Dr. Navarro, hang on.
00:51:24.640 Dr. Harvey Risch is going to join us from Yale,
00:51:27.640 or I think he's now emeritus,
00:51:30.380 but one of the great folks that understand everything
00:51:35.300 that Fauci did during his reign of terror.
00:51:37.940 I'm going to try to cajole Steve Cortez.
00:51:39.780 Stick around.
00:51:40.300 We got to talk about the Northern Front
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00:51:44.200 heading up to Montana, heading up to Alaska.
00:51:48.240 He understands what's at stake
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00:51:52.680 Also got Neil McCabe of the White House,
00:51:54.400 a lot to go through.
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