Bannon's War Room - Episode 5732： Why Fauci Must Rot In Prison Cont.; President Trump Departs For Alaska Rally

00:00:00.000 We're getting ready for the president to address, I'm sure he's going to take questions from the gaggle as he heads out on the beginning of this journey, which will take him to Montana, to Nevada, Montana, Alaska, Arizona, now scheduling also Georgia, I guess, after a break, but man, pretty brutal travel schedule right there.

00:00:24.140 and he shows you the seriousness he's he's taking these uh we're gonna uh and so cortez has got a

00:00:32.100 bolt i'm gonna get him later either tonight and i am gonna start with michigan with grassroots

00:00:35.940 leaders tonight at five o'clock michigan these races in michigan and the house races let's not

00:00:41.440 forget the house races because there has been some movement at least rumored movement today

00:00:45.220 the republicans pulling out um we can get the shot back up we can do that love the white house shot

00:00:51.140 People see enough of my lovely visage, right?

00:00:56.340 Looks like there are discussions about pulling money out of the race in New Jersey for the congressman that was in rehab for months and also potentially in Iowa in one of the districts.

00:01:09.680 Anyway, we'll get into all of that.

00:01:11.620 Dr. Peter Navarro, I want to bring you back because I want you to introduce our guest.

00:01:15.520 And I would love for you to conduct this part of this interview, and I'll jump in because this reinforces your book.

00:01:23.580 And I don't know if there's a public servant out there or someone that's known to the community as big as our next guest and what a gentleman he was, but a fierce fighter who would not back down during the darkest days of the pandemic.

00:01:38.040 Dr. Peter Navarro, the floor is yours, sir.

00:01:39.900 Well, Dr. Harvey Reisch was a rock star during the pandemic who saved countless lives fighting the Fauciites.

00:01:53.600 He was a brother in arms on the hydroxy issue, ivermectin.

00:01:59.780 And I'm going to let Harvey speak for himself, because no one does it better than talking about how Fauci—see, the thing about why Fauci must rot in prison, the book, the thing that makes this book is Bobby Kennedy hunting down an 1,100-page private diary of Tony Fauci.

00:02:25.120 and then juxtaposing his private comments with what he did publicly.

00:02:34.380 And I think the thinking before the diary was uncovered by Bobby Kennedy and released by Rand Paul 1.00

00:02:42.580 was that Fauci was just like stupid. 1.00

00:02:46.560 He was a scientist who portrayed himself as the man of science and then made bad decisions 1.00

00:02:53.620 because he wasn't very bright somehow. But what's so evil about him is that if you read

00:03:00.080 his actual diary, so many times he would acknowledge the science and then do just

00:03:06.700 the opposite in public. For example, and this is where I'll kick it over to Harvey,

00:03:12.100 there's a telling passage in his diary where he says, use hydroxychloroquine. It's been safe

00:03:21.180 for decades, no problem. Use it early treatment for COVID. Okay. He says that.

00:03:30.000 And then President Trump says hydroxy works publicly. The political wind shift and suddenly

00:03:38.940 Fauci is shutting hydroxy down. So he does that. He did the same thing on myocarditis. He knew

00:03:46.440 that young men get myocarditis from the vaccine, publicly said it was safe. Same thing for women 0.93

00:03:55.280 in miscarriages. So, Harvey, welcome to the War Room. Thanks for being here on Why Fauci Must 0.99

00:04:02.380 Rot in Prison Day. And what you got to say, brother? Well, it's nice to be back with you

00:04:09.400 guys. It's been quite a while. You know, I agree with you. I was stunned at the public

00:04:16.560 pronouncements that were against science while Fauci was proclaiming himself the emperor of

00:04:21.660 science. And the evidence when I first published it in May of 2020, I'll admit was on the thin side,

00:04:29.960 but it was clear. And since that time, there were a total of 11 studies by the end of 2021

00:04:37.200 that of some 70,000 patients being treated for outpatient COVID and hydroxychloroquine cut the

00:04:46.520 mortality by 75 percent. So that is an astonishingly effective preparation medication and yet you have

00:04:54.720 Fauci and others in mainstream denial that it doesn't work and trumping up fake studies and

00:05:00.220 fake endpoints to try to make that case, you know, to block the usage of this medication.

00:05:08.140 And Fauci, now we find out, was admitting, at least to himself, that the medication did work

00:05:15.200 to prevent mortality in COVID. And this is something that we should have known very clearly,

00:05:22.080 because Fauci did this in 1987 with Bactrim and PCP pneumonia in the gay community in New York. 0.76

00:05:30.960 They wanted Fauci to espouse using Bactrim, an antibiotic, to treat PCP pneumonia.

00:05:38.480 And Fauci said in his usual fashion, bring me a randomized clinical trial.

00:05:43.480 Before that, I'm not willing to say anything.

00:05:45.660 Meanwhile, he pushed AZT, which was a toxically fatal medication

00:05:49.500 that needed other medications to keep you from dying from using AZT.

00:05:53.260 And, of course, a large profit motive for the AZT at the time.

00:05:57.260 Well, 17,000 gay men died during the time that they tried to mount their own randomized control trial. 0.93

00:06:04.180 And that's on Fauci's conscience, and he has no conscience.

00:06:08.260 So, you know, why Fauci did this in COVID, it's an exact replay of what he did in 1987, 1989.

00:06:14.880 maybe mine. And Harvey, just as we go back in the time machine, I'm the Defense Production Act

00:06:24.400 Policy Coordinator. I went from trade advisor to essentially the quartermaster for the pandemic.

00:06:30.020 My job was to get all the masks and gloves and test kits and this, that, and the other thing.

00:06:34.620 But I also had 65 million tablets of hydroxychloroquine that I was literally in the middle of moving into distribution through the wholesale machinery there that then goes into the pharmacies and the hospitals.

00:06:56.080 And that's when Fauci does his turnabout and gets the FDA, basically, to take hydroxy out of early treatment.

00:07:08.960 The mistake that was made was to only allow it for hospitalized patients, which, by definition, they were already gone.

00:07:19.020 They were past the one to seven day window where hydroxychloroquine would be effective.

00:07:24.200 And those people were going to die. So think about it. Harvey, do it in your head.

00:07:32.840 Fauci killed 13,000 gay men in the 80s because he withheld medication.

00:07:39.420 How many people would 65 million tablets of hydroxy saved? And I could have gotten another 65.

00:07:48.160 And by the way, it was totally free.

00:07:50.360 I calculated to be in the tens of thousands easily, but that was like, that was, that

00:07:57.740 broke my heart.

00:07:58.860 And it's in the book, Why Fauci Must Rot in Prison on Amazon.

00:08:02.840 Let me just promo that because I need everybody to read this to get mad enough so that we

00:08:09.380 put this guy in prison.

00:08:10.740 There's got to be a political groundswell at the state level and to subpoena this guy

00:08:16.980 and all the people around him, get him behind bars. Harvey, floor is yours.

00:08:22.120 Well, Secretary Kennedy, in his book on Fauci, also wrote the same thing, the whole chapter

00:08:28.620 about hydroxychloroquine. And it's hundreds of thousands of people would have been saved

00:08:34.240 in the early part of the pandemic. All this became moot in 2022 when Omicron arrived,

00:08:42.100 because Omicron doesn't and didn't much invade the lungs and cause the same

00:08:47.880 catastrophic acute respiratory distress syndrome that pre-Omicron strains were

00:08:54.100 typically doing. What's interesting about hydroxychloroquine is that it

00:08:59.200 prevents the immune system from overreacting. That's what it does

00:09:03.860 in lupus and rheumatoid arthritis and that's what it actually does in COVID

00:09:07.960 And because of that, its net effect is not to shorten the infection.

00:09:12.700 In fact, it might even allow the infection to go an extra few days.

00:09:17.000 And the studies that were looking at duration of an infection were just backwards because

00:09:20.960 they didn't understand the mechanism of why hydroxychloroquine was preventing the immune

00:09:25.820 overreaction that deposited all this crud in the lungs, which is why people got hospitalized.

00:09:31.760 So the medication worked very well in the first two years of the pandemic.

00:09:36.200 And it's a shame, a tragedy, that it was blocked, and it was knowingly blocked by the administration, Fauci, Rick Wright, Janet Woodcock.

00:09:46.980 Let me ask you this question.

00:09:50.080 There's a whole chapter in Why Fauci Must Rod in Prison on how Fauci himself used his grant power basically to literally, in his terms, blow away enemies,

00:10:02.540 like the people who signed the Great Barrington Declaration. Peter McCullough got fired. There's

00:10:08.740 all sorts of people in your profession who got all sorts of pressure. Can you describe

00:10:14.760 what it was like to be at Yale during that time when you were standing up for issues?

00:10:22.160 Did you encounter any pressure inside the university or outside from the Fauci-Grantsman

00:10:27.940 machine, or did you know anybody that did? I did. In fact, there was on Twitter then,

00:10:35.920 very briefly, a posting from someone at, I think, CDC, at least part-time at CDC,

00:10:44.680 telling the dean of the School of Public Health that he needed to shut me up. And to Stenver

00:10:52.940 Mund, the dean then, his credit, he didn't do that. He put out a public statement calling me a

00:10:59.740 contrarian. And at that time, I thought that was negative and uncalled for. Nevertheless,

00:11:06.080 I take it as a badge of honor today to be a contrarian. When times are wrong, you have to

00:11:11.000 be a contrarian to stand up for what's right. And so my colleagues mounted a letter signed by 24 or

00:11:20.400 25 of them, saying I didn't know what I was talking about, ignoring the fact that my PhD

00:11:25.520 is in mathematical modeling of infectious epidemics. I published on that. It was just

00:11:30.240 a diatribe without dealing with the facts at issue. So yes, there was some pressure,

00:11:35.620 but it didn't rise to the level of being fired and things that happened to some of the others,

00:11:42.360 like Dr. McCullough. Since I don't practice medicine, they couldn't take away my medical

00:11:45.940 license steve yeah i i just want to go back in time and we'd like to hold you through the break

00:11:52.780 if we can because i want to make sure at the time let's go back to um and because this to me is the

00:11:58.580 danger of this whole thing let's go back to the spring of 2020 right when the pandemic was coming

00:12:04.280 you know it was all this different information coming peter was fighting fauci in the uh in

00:12:08.900 down in the national security in the kennedy uh briefing room but in may of 2020 remember that was

00:12:14.740 what, 12 days to stop the spread, people trying it. Your area of expertise versus Fauci,

00:12:21.520 and then I'll get to the great Barrington guys, but let's just put your level of expertise at

00:12:26.940 that time versus Fauci's level of expertise in this. What was yours? And then what was Fauci?

00:12:32.180 Compare and contrast your expertise to Dr. Fauci's expertise, sir.

00:12:37.820 Well, I'm an epidemiologist. Much of my work was in cancer epidemiology, but

00:12:42.700 But cancer epidemiology studies cancer as the outcome, but has the whole world as exposures.

00:12:48.800 And I've done some infectious disease exposures as risk factors for cancer.

00:12:53.620 And so I'm relatively familiar with infectious diseases, even if I don't specialize in it.

00:12:59.660 But epidemiology is its own scientific discipline that is very denigrated in the scientific community who think they know and understand epidemiologic principles.

00:13:09.060 And I can tell you that epidemiology is basically applied probability, and probability, as a mathematical science, is very subtle.

00:13:18.400 If you know the Monty Hall problem, the contestant standing in front of three doors, a prize behind one, and Monty Hall chooses one, and then Monty Hall shows you one of the other doors where the prize isn't.

00:13:31.700 And you're supposed to either stay with your door or switch to the one vacant one.

00:13:35.700 and people don't understand that you double your chance of winning by switching.

00:13:40.340 It's not 50-50.

00:13:41.800 Probability is very subtle.

00:13:43.920 Epidemiologic principles are very subtle.

00:13:46.280 People don't get it, and there's a lot of mistakes,

00:13:49.960 constant mistakes by epidemiologists even in the CDC,

00:13:53.400 and there are published studies that are just bad science

00:13:57.000 that I've criticized before in the brownstone many places. 0.99

00:14:00.680 I've criticized the stupidity of people thinking that they understand epidemiology when they don't. 0.98

00:14:05.700 So that, you know, was how things were going throughout the pandemic, that people would put up studies, and they would think that they were experts, and they knew what they were doing, and they didn't, because they just did not understand the science that they were talking about. 0.98

00:14:19.440 So my expertise as an epidemiologist was to understand epidemiologic science properly and apply it properly.

00:14:27.040 Fauci, on the other hand, is an infectious disease clinician.

00:14:30.980 Hang on one second.

00:14:33.120 I want to give plenty of runway to this because I want to talk about the dark days of 2020 and what it told us about the universities, the scientific community, because this is the lesson.

00:14:45.120 And that's why the diary is so shocking of what Peter's book's about.

00:14:49.360 Short commercial break.

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00:17:14.920 team over at Chapter. Dr. Reich, you're a hero to so many people that watch his show, remembering

00:17:20.860 those days of the pandemic. I just want to go back because this is the lesson for us going forward

00:17:25.140 in the revelation of what Fauci actually knew at the time and was even more blatantly lying about.

00:17:32.080 Back in, when you came forward with this, given Fauci's lack of expertise, I'd like you to comment

00:17:37.620 on what his real background is, they tried to drive the great Barrington guys yourself.

00:17:42.840 They tried to drive you from the academy.

00:17:44.760 They tried to drive you from your, because they had like a Marxist party line.

00:17:49.620 The science is settled.

00:17:50.920 The science is settled.

00:17:51.980 And if you wavered from that at all in every aspect, they wanted your guys' careers done.

00:17:57.420 They wanted you not to be able to speak with any level of authority.

00:18:00.240 Talk to me about that.

00:18:02.420 Well, I suppose that's true.

00:18:04.240 all bureaucracies are so enamored with themselves that they disdain people outside the bureaucracy

00:18:09.440 but i but in public health i call this toxic paternalism that they think that no one outside

00:18:16.820 of their bureaucracy can actually think about anything can understand anything and so they

00:18:23.160 have to tell people what to do they have to tell people which vaccines to take or and so on and

00:18:29.440 And, you know, at the time of stress, like during the pandemic, it wasn't telling people

00:18:35.520 what to do.

00:18:36.120 It was mandating what to do.

00:18:37.940 And that was a totally toxic environment that the costs are still being paid in terms of

00:18:44.840 forced vaccinations, people losing their jobs, and so on, which was totally uncalled for

00:18:50.580 and unnecessary.

00:18:52.520 And, you know, we know that by the end of 2023, essentially everybody in the United

00:18:58.580 States had had COVID at least once. And so the whole vaccine system that 65% or 70% of people

00:19:09.360 took, it was useless because everybody got COVID anyway. And so what did the vaccines accomplish?

00:19:15.460 Well, maybe at the very beginning, in early 2021, the vaccines did have some effect in reducing

00:19:21.980 transmission. That rapidly waned over the year. The CDC announced that it waned. Everybody knew

00:19:27.960 was waning there's no reason to have a booster unless what you're rolling out is failing and

00:19:33.080 so everybody knew that it was failing and the whole booster campaign should have awakened everybody to

00:19:37.880 say this is ridiculous if the vaccine's failing why do we keep doing this and in any event and

00:19:44.360 and the studies of the vaccines were fraudulent because of the waiting period and how the the

00:19:50.280 events were counted and i've written about that and many others have written about that fraud

00:19:54.920 perpetrated on the scientific community. So yeah, it was very stressful in early 2020 and 2021.

00:20:03.000 One thing you should know is that in March of 2020, the Chinese put out an edition of their

00:20:12.260 COVID treatment guide, which says to use chloroquine sulfate for early treatment. It's in there. The

00:20:18.820 The hydroxychloroquine was part of the Chinese armamentarium for treating COVID.

00:20:24.880 And, you know, well, it was in Chinese, but that doesn't stop Google Translate or anybody else from figuring out what it says.

00:20:33.060 Dr. Navarro, you're going to be live at noon taking questions.

00:20:37.480 We're going to put that up.

00:20:38.900 The floor is yours in addressing Dr. Reich because there's so much to go through.

00:20:43.580 I want to make sure you've got plenty of time.

00:20:45.340 Yeah, call in 866-PETER-17, 866-PETER-17.

00:20:53.320 We want to hear your thoughts on Fauci, take any questions.

00:20:57.380 If you're still suffering from long COVID or vaccine injury, you'd want to hear there.

00:21:02.360 We just want to hear about your experience with this guy,

00:21:07.880 because I've yet to talk to anybody who likes the guy anymore,

00:21:11.880 but I know he has his fans. What Harvey was talking about, about how the vaccines weren't

00:21:19.800 working and then the boosters weren't working, again, I want to emphasize, in this book,

00:21:24.760 Why Fauci Must Rot in Prison, if you look, as I do, in Fauci's private diary, you see

00:21:32.320 this progression where he realizes things are failing, writes it down, but he does not tell

00:21:42.960 the American people. There's like the famous appearance on a national TV Sunday show where he

00:21:51.300 says the vaccine is a dead end for the virus. The vaccine is a dead end to the virus. Just take the

00:21:59.880 vaccine, you'll never have to do anything more. You can't possibly get infected. Fast forward,

00:22:06.540 people take the vaccine, they continue to get infected. And then he's acknowledging all these

00:22:13.820 problems, but he's still telling people, okay, now it's time for the booster. Take one booster.

00:22:19.280 And then it's the second booster and the third booster. The funniest episode in why Fauci must

00:22:25.320 rot in prison, Harvey, is about the Paxlovid, which was this Pfizer pill that was supposed to

00:22:36.540 help people in early treatment. It was basically the difference between hydroxychloroquine for like

00:22:42.780 three cents a pill that worked versus Paxlovid, which failed miserably. And the funny part about

00:22:49.960 it is. You'd take Paxlovid. It would help for your symptoms. And then you'd get what was called

00:22:56.520 the Paxlovid rebound. In other words, the virus would come storming back at you and kick you on

00:23:03.140 your ass. And Fauci, this is how smart Fauci is. He took Paxlovid twice and got the rebound twice. 1.00

00:23:12.980 people say he almost died and it was like dude it's like just read your own diary and so

00:23:22.020 this is why this guy must rot in prison and and it's like he there's we could all talk about the

00:23:29.440 cover-up i don't know harvey did you know any of those guys the 12 there's 12 people in the book

00:23:35.720 in his diary who tells Fauci on January 28th that virus came from the lab, full stop, okay?

00:23:44.300 And then a few weeks later, they published that proximal origin paper that says, nope,

00:23:50.500 it's from nature. And the guys who published that were up for, I don't know, $5 million worth of

00:23:56.020 grants. I mean, are you privy to those guys? Do you know who those guys are? Did you look at that?

00:24:01.740 I mean, what's your thoughts on science, Fauci as a man of science, and how he handled this?

00:24:09.060 Well, we learned who those guys were in the pandemic.

00:24:12.220 They were in a field that was not one of my major scientific research areas.

00:24:16.860 But it was very obvious that the virus came out of a lab.

00:24:21.980 And the reason for that is the virus's genetics.

00:24:24.800 In its genetic code, there is a sequence of 19 genetic letters long.

00:24:31.740 that, turns out, exists in a Moderna patent from 2017 in a gene called HMSH3.

00:24:42.300 This gene is a DNA correction gene, and it's used in propagating viruses by damaging it

00:24:53.380 so that the virus makes more mistakes, makes more mutations, so that it allows it to evolve more rapidly.

00:24:59.580 And Moderna included the version of this with an alteration that's 19 letters long.

00:25:06.300 And that same 19 letters long sequence is in the virus's genetic code.

00:25:15.920 And this was searchable on a large NIH database already at the beginning of the pandemic.

00:25:21.340 And so we knew that this had happened.

00:25:23.240 And statistically, genetically speaking, the probability that this could have happened by chance is vanishingly small, that the sequences 19 letters long are used for tracing places in genetic sequences in organisms in general.

00:25:39.800 It's a unique sequence that exists in only one place, and that's in the virus, and that's in Moderna's patent.

00:25:45.600 And we brought this to the attention.

00:25:48.600 Eventually, it was published.

00:25:50.140 But we brought this to Moderna, Stefan Benzels, the CEO of Moderna, his attention.

00:25:56.720 And he basically stroked his chin, said, that's interesting, and disappeared.

00:26:00.540 And so we knew that the virus had been genetically engineered.

00:26:04.560 There was no question.

00:26:06.780 And so my take is like Fauci is wanting to do gain-of-function research, as I talk about

00:26:15.100 why Fauci must rot in prison. He had this Frankenstein vision where, okay, if we take

00:26:22.480 a harmless bat virus and we turn it into a human killer, then we can create a vaccine that will 0.90

00:26:30.960 protect us from that human killer and thereby prepare us for some remote future where that 0.99

00:26:37.960 virus might pop up, okay? So that was his vision. I want you to comment on that, but also

00:26:44.640 on the fact that he offshored the technology,

00:26:49.160 the gain-of-function research technology, to China

00:26:51.880 because Obama's people didn't want to do them here.

00:26:55.200 The Defense Department wouldn't touch the contract.

00:26:58.640 Goes over to China, and you know what China does with that, 0.88

00:27:02.840 particularly in a bioweapons lab. 0.84

00:27:04.780 I mean, all that process, what was going on in Fauci's mind?

00:27:09.540 Is this guy a megalomania?

00:27:11.440 Yeah, but hang on a second.

00:27:12.740 We're going to have a break.

00:27:13.840 I want Dr. Reesh to be able to answer that on the other side.

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00:29:47.960 As you said, as you said, as you said, as you said, you are the best president ever,

00:29:52.260 but there is no dis-fire on Ukraine.

00:29:54.960 Putin isn't listening, listening to you.

00:29:57.960 What do you think?

00:29:59.960 Mr. President, I don't know.

00:30:02.960 Thank you, President.

00:30:03.960 Himmler Gilfoyle.

00:30:04.960 She was almost a member of your family.

00:30:06.960 How surprised were you to learn about these allegations?

00:30:08.960 What did you think about it?

00:30:09.960 No, she wasn't a member of my family.

00:30:11.960 She, I guess, dated my son a long time ago, but she wasn't.

00:30:14.960 No. She went to Greece. She was doing a good job, but we didn't like what we were reading.

00:30:21.780 What did you think of those allegations?

00:30:23.660 Excuse me, Mr. President.

00:30:26.860 Did you speak with Kimberly Dill-Foyle personally, and what did she say to you?

00:30:30.500 I didn't speak to her, no, but she will not be there. I didn't like what I read.

00:30:37.080 Did he stop sharing intelligence with Ukraine?

00:30:40.280 Stop sharing intel with Ukraine.

00:30:43.280 Say it?

00:30:43.720 Have we stopped sharing intel with Ukraine?

00:30:46.500 No, we haven't. We helped them.

00:30:48.200 But we're really helping them get to a final answer. 0.51

00:30:51.040 We want the war to end, Peter.

00:30:52.960 We are helping them, and we are sharing intel. 0.56

00:30:56.260 We want the war to end.

00:30:57.980 So we're working with them and with Russia on getting the war to end.

00:31:02.640 And what gives you such confidence that Putin wants the war to end more than Zelensky?

00:31:09.180 Only in dealing. That's what I've done my whole life is deals.

00:31:12.000 I think Putin wants it probably, I think they both want it to end.

00:31:17.000 You know, honestly, they both want it to end, and they don't know how to get to that point.

00:31:21.980 There's a lot of hatred there between the two of them.

00:31:25.340 They both want it to end. They don't know how to get there. We're going to get them there.

00:31:28.560 And can I ask you, there are some Republicans in the Senate who are upset about this diesel deal.

00:31:34.140 has somebody told you that russia is not just going to take this diesel money and use it to

00:31:41.220 buy bombs nobody's told me anything that's a diesel deal not for us that's being released

00:31:47.080 into the world that's not being released to us that's a diesel deal that's going to be released

00:31:52.820 into the world for the world market because the world market suffered with high prices

00:31:57.780 And when you knock out diesel refineries,

00:32:02.780 that's not a great thing.

00:32:04.780 But they're not releasing that to us,

00:32:06.780 they're releasing it to the entire world.

00:32:08.780 The Presser President, have you decided on the live streaming

00:32:13.780 of Nadeel Hassan, the Ford shooter?

00:32:15.780 Have you decided on that?

00:32:17.780 And are you concerned?

00:32:18.780 We're looking at it.

00:32:19.780 The Presser President, are you concerned about the propaganda?

00:32:24.780 I thought she was very good.

00:32:31.780 What state did she pass the bar exam in?

00:32:36.780 She said she's an attorney. Where did she pass the bar exam? 0.99

00:32:39.780 Which state? 1.00

00:32:40.780 Where did she pass the bar exam? 1.00

00:32:43.780 Where did you pass the bar exam? 0.98

00:32:46.780 Mr. President, Mr. President, Mr. President,

00:32:51.780 On the ice arrest of Oscar Delgado, the criminal illegal alien,

00:32:56.120 and then I heard you had a phone conversation with Tom Donnie about it.

00:32:58.940 He asked you to release him. Could you tell us about that conversation?

00:33:01.380 We had a very nice conversation. We disagree.

00:33:04.240 This is a very bad actor, and we have to take care of the bad actors

00:33:09.120 because we don't want our people hurt or killed. 0.71

00:33:11.580 Mr. President, have you made a decision on striking a hootie? 0.96

00:33:15.960 Mr. President, have you made a decision on a hootie?

00:33:18.180 Well, Mr. President, are you concerned?

00:33:19.640 Who's asking that question?

00:33:20.580 Down here. 0.92

00:33:21.040 Have you made a decision on striking the Houthis?

00:33:24.040 They're behaving very badly.

00:33:26.040 What are you going to do about that?

00:33:28.040 I mean, if I told you I made a decision, that would be good. 1.00

00:33:31.040 The Houthis have acted very badly. 0.99

00:33:33.040 Mr. President, has the Houthis broken the ceasefire?

00:33:36.040 Are you asking Turkey to join the restfuls in Yemen? 0.98

00:33:41.040 I might do it. He's a great friend of mine, as you know, and I might do that. 0.96

00:33:46.040 I have a lot of respect for the President of Turkey.

00:33:49.040 President Erdogan I think would do as I ask.

00:33:53.820 I have a lot of respect for that.

00:33:54.740 The Press Source

00:33:57.240 What have you endorsed in the Israeli election?

00:34:00.680 We haven't even thought about it.

00:34:02.220 We may be, I may be doing something...

00:34:05.360 The Press Source

00:34:07.060 I may be... I may be doing something...

00:34:14.860 You have to speak.

00:34:17.640 Are you, Mr. President, Mr. President, are you, are you, are you hopeful? 0.60

00:34:25.640 Always, always Iran. 0.51

00:34:27.640 What will be your next step regarding Iran?

00:34:33.640 What about the basis for Iran?

00:34:35.640 Are you, are you hopeful for speed? 0.97

00:34:37.640 Iran is a failed country. They have no economy. They have 300 percent inflation. They have no money. 0.99

00:34:45.640 They're not paying their troops. They're not paying their — they're not paying anybody.

00:34:49.640 We'll make a decision on Iran.

00:34:52.640 What about the base in Poland? 0.57

00:34:54.640 And we have — and we control the Hormone Strait.

00:34:57.640 And a lot of oil is coming out of the Hormone Strait.

00:35:00.640 What about the base in Poland?

00:35:03.640 Well, they want to build a base, and we'll let — we'll see.

00:35:06.640 They're going to pay for it.

00:35:07.640 What is your message, Mr. President?

00:35:09.640 Mr. President, what is your message, Mr. President?

00:35:12.640 On what?

00:35:16.040 Saudi Arabia.

00:35:17.980 Did you speak to the Saudi front?

00:35:19.480 I did, yeah.

00:35:20.420 And what did you offer to be a nation?

00:35:21.840 I can't tell you that.

00:35:23.120 Do you really think I can tell you that?

00:35:24.820 I'd love to tell you, but I'm not going to tell you that.

00:35:27.220 Well, we'll see.

00:35:33.160 They're both a little bit off.

00:35:36.560 You know what?

00:35:37.600 Bottom line, it's going to all work out.

00:35:39.360 You know why?

00:35:40.500 It always does.

00:35:42.500 The Press 3 weeks until the midterm election.

00:35:44.500 Harder for Republicans to keep the House or the Senate?

00:35:49.500 I would say equal.

00:35:50.500 I think, you know, it's — for some reason, when you have a sitting president, no matter

00:35:55.500 how good — nobody's done what I've done.

00:35:57.500 Nobody.

00:35:58.500 Not even close.

00:35:59.500 But no matter how good, they seem to be at a big disadvantage.

00:36:02.500 Tremendous disadvantage.

00:36:04.500 But I'm doing a tour right now, and I'm doing rallies.

00:36:09.500 The level of enthusiasm for the Republican Party

00:36:13.380 is way up, not just where I'm doing it.

00:36:16.440 For instance, John Huston, I heard he went up nine points yesterday.

00:36:21.000 I did the rally for him, and he went up.

00:36:23.500 He's going to be a great senator.

00:36:25.820 John Huston went up nine points yesterday, Peter.

00:36:28.300 So I'm doing rallies.

00:36:30.540 I'm right now going to Alaska to try and help Dan Sullivan.

00:36:34.480 That's a long way away, and I would only do it

00:36:37.560 if I thought he was good.

00:36:38.520 And he's very good.

00:36:39.900 And so I'm going to Alaska to help Dan Sullivan.

00:36:42.740 And then I'm stopping at numerous places.

00:36:44.980 But I'm doing, on average, a rally a day.

00:36:48.740 Do you think that's easy?

00:36:49.920 It's not.

00:36:54.360 I don't take a position. 0.59

00:37:00.560 I think she's a terrible person. 1.00

00:37:02.840 I think she's a terrible congresswoman. 0.64

00:37:05.920 I don't think she loves our country at all.

00:37:08.520 But I don't take a position.

00:37:10.520 The Pressure between Russia and Russia and Russia.

00:37:14.520 The Pressure, you went.

00:37:16.420 The Pressure, you went to Russia and you hit six energy sites on yesterday, according to the Ukraine end.

00:37:20.520 What evidence do you have from the people?

00:37:22.520 The Pressure, Ukraine hit many sites the day before.

00:37:24.520 The Pressure, Ukraine hit many sites.

00:37:26.520 The Pressure, in your view, Russia has not broken the ceasefire.

00:37:29.520 The Pressure, I'll let you know about that later.

00:37:31.520 But they're hitting each other.

00:37:33.520 But it will all come to an end.

00:37:35.520 They both wanted to come to an end.

00:37:38.740 They just don't know how to get there.

00:37:49.580 It's a deal for the world.

00:37:51.000 It's not a deal for us.

00:37:52.620 It's a way of getting a lot of oil out to the world.

00:37:55.080 It's not a deal with me.

00:37:56.620 It's a deal for the world.

00:37:59.400 And it brought down prices, by the way.

00:38:02.360 You know, the oil deal brought down prices.

00:38:04.400 But that's a world deal. That's not a U.S.A. deal.

00:38:07.300 Do you think some of your policies are making it harder for Republicans?

00:38:09.700 I'm talking from this leader, Mr. Mbaishani, about the Turkish leader.

00:38:15.400 He said, if you told me that you're a problem,

00:38:19.400 that he deserves the Nobel Peace Prize, what's your take on this?

00:38:23.400 That who deserves it?

00:38:25.400 I don't know.

00:38:30.400 I don't know.

00:38:32.400 Does the president need a new president?

00:38:34.400 Does the president need a new president?

00:38:37.400 Does anybody want to see a great work of art,

00:38:39.900 a great thing of beauty?

00:38:41.400 Absolutely.

00:38:42.400 The helipad, right?

00:38:44.400 The helipad has got an unbelievable architecture reviews,

00:38:48.400 but that's nothing compared to what's being built.

00:38:52.400 You see those cranes?

00:38:54.400 They're the most powerful cranes in the world.

00:38:56.400 They're lifting up massive steel beams.

00:39:00.400 there's one on each side the red and the yellow they're lifting up massive steel beams which is

00:39:09.200 the roof of the ballroom to me it's a thing of great beauty they've wanted it here for 150 years

00:39:15.680 and now they're getting it the ballroom will be the greatest anywhere in the world and it's a

00:39:21.440 military complex also but the ballroom will be the greatest anywhere in the world and i think maybe

00:39:27.600 I know at least Peter agrees with me.

00:39:29.600 It's going to be a mess.

00:39:31.600 It's going to be a mess.

00:39:33.600 We're a little ahead of schedule, right on budget.

00:39:37.600 We're in good shape.

00:39:39.600 Looks good, huh?

00:39:45.600 Look at that stuff, Peter.

00:39:47.600 It's pure.

00:39:49.600 okay there's the president walking out on his um his creation the hello pad normally when you have

00:40:02.400 regular feeds from the network or rav you play it of course the white house for some reason

00:40:06.640 cuts it right away i don't know i would take it all the way out to marine one note to white house

00:40:12.600 let's go to neil mccabe at the white house neil just give folks this brutal um sprint to the

00:40:19.300 finish the president's going through and going to states particularly alaska montana i mean these

00:40:24.760 are this is this is long and tough he's doing it for montana one commander zinke's old seat uh in

00:40:30.980 western montana up there in the mountains going to kalispell one of the most beautiful places in

00:40:34.920 the country and alaska walk me through this entire this is actually a i would call this a forced march

00:40:41.400 to make sure we save both the house and the senate sir

00:40:44.040 well i think it's interesting he mentioned ohio because ohio is a state that president obama won

00:40:51.580 twice it's not really a republican state it's a mega state and when he heard that or he said that

00:40:57.320 john houston is up nine points i think that sort of validates in his own mind that this tour is

00:41:04.180 worth it and it's going to work so he's going up to alaska he's going to montana he added georgia

00:41:10.160 he's going to Arizona. Very interesting to see what happens in Arizona because Andy Biggs,

00:41:16.760 the congressman, he's not so much sort of a, I would say that his impact is not sort of public

00:41:23.760 facing, but internally, the way he ran the House Freedom Caucus and the way he mentored and coached

00:41:30.520 conservatives in that Arizona legislature, creating those Freedom Caucuses inside the

00:41:36.960 Arizona Statehouse and basically creating a generation of MAGA legislators. That man has

00:41:43.460 to be the governor. And I was very heartened to see that President Trump is going to make that

00:41:48.000 trip out there. Obviously, you're going to hear about people pulling money, both sides pulling

00:41:52.980 money from North Carolina, Democrats pulling money from Maine. And that's sort of these are

00:41:58.280 the sort of the decisions you have to make this close. But just as Wellington said, Napoleon was

00:42:04.880 worth, his presence on the battlefield was worth 50,000 men. And that's what Trump is when he

00:42:11.380 shows up into a state, Steve. No, I think it's perfect, particularly the domination of local

00:42:16.460 media to get it. I don't know if the Hudson's up nine. I think there was a nine point shift.

00:42:21.240 The president went to Ohio because that's his state. Remember, that was a battleground state

00:42:25.980 that we were really working nonstop in 16. And now you're right. It's a MAGA state. I mean,

00:42:30.480 president trump owns that state to know that the uh some of the house seats are in trouble uh the

00:42:35.160 senate candidates in trouble the governor that's what president trump went out there i think you're

00:42:38.280 100 correct neil he's seeing the immediate reaction of this folks have to understand these

00:42:43.980 these visits dominate local media and that's what he hopes to do in montana alaska arizona

00:42:49.380 you heard steve uh cortez said he's his poll uh biggs is down about five i've seen polls three to

00:42:56.120 five but he was down almost double digits you know andy is i think the one of the key guys in

00:43:01.960 the house on debt and spending and all that losing him in the house is a big deal and he's we gotta

00:43:07.820 you know do whatever we gotta do to have his back to win because this is a huge uh a huge victory

00:43:13.820 uh neil we're gonna bounce uh where do people go throughout the day to get you back at five o'clock

00:43:19.220 we're gonna be doing a lot of politics talk about where money's shifting around particularly in the

00:43:23.280 northern frontier up in minnesota michigan maine all of it uh and we're going to deal with talla

00:43:28.800 rico in texas didn't have time this morning where they get you neil mccabe sir they can find me on

00:43:35.420 all the socials at reporter mccabe my columns are at the south shore press and tonight on x i am

00:43:42.800 hosting the trump tuesday space sir fantastic thank you sir appreciate you

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00:46:20.480 A lot of hardcore politics this afternoon and some capital markets.

00:46:24.540 Dr. Navarro, you've got a wingman for your first 20 minutes.

00:46:27.280 Not too shabby.

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00:47:22.380 Before the break, I was asking Dr. Reese a very simple question. 0.58

00:47:27.000 And Fauci had this Frankenstein vision where you take a harmless bat virus, you use gain of function research in the lab to infect it to kill humans so that you can make this vaccine to protect yourself in case down the road that virus ever showed up for real.

00:47:46.320 Harvey, how crazy is that? And is that your understanding of what Fauci was trying to do?

00:47:52.140 uh yes absolutely plausible but crazy that we've never actually made a virus in order to make

00:48:00.660 vaccines and make successful vaccines that has never happened in history the bioweapons treaty

00:48:07.240 that president ford signed although the senate never ratified it as a treaty nevertheless we

00:48:13.600 were committed not to making bioweapons and there was a loophole in that treaty which is that small

00:48:21.060 amounts of bioweapons like viruses could be made for the purpose of making vaccines.

00:48:27.300 Well, you can imagine that all this bioweapons work was going on, the two papers that were

00:48:33.300 published in 2015 and 2016 on precursor COVID viruses, the SARS-CoV-2 viruses, that was all

00:48:42.260 bioweapons work. It was acknowledged as funded by NIH in the acknowledgement sections of the 0.67

00:48:47.760 papers, the Menachery papers. And so they were doing this research whole hog on these bioweapons

00:48:55.540 as a flagrant violation of the bioweapons treaty with the supposed plausible rationale that they

00:49:02.500 were going to make vaccines out of it. Well, sure, they made vaccines out of it, but the vaccines

00:49:06.640 ultimately failed. And as they generally do, unless you have a virus that doesn't mutate.

00:49:15.340 And so this has been the problem with this plausible rationale that failed.

00:49:21.740 And they were stuck in this paradigm and they could not think their way out of it.

00:49:26.140 And this is a problem with intellectualizing things when you have common sense evidence in front of you and you deny the common sense in favor of insane theories.

00:49:37.840 Was gain of function research something you were familiar with, Harvey, before the pandemic?

00:49:44.000 And the people who, the EcoHealth Alliance and this guy, Peter Daszak, who was responsible for transferring the technology to the Wuhan lab, this was a guy who tried to get the Department of War back in the day to fund that.

00:50:06.660 And they thought it was too dangerous.

00:50:08.700 DARPA thought, no, we're not touching this.

00:50:11.560 So they got to send it off to China. 0.99

00:50:13.340 I mean, were you kind of tracking any of that, or did this hit us like a freight train because of the stupidity of Tony Fauci, who should rot in prison, by the way? 0.95

00:50:25.320 So this was not an area that I was actively involved in before the pandemic, so it hit me, like the freight train you mentioned, pretty hard. 0.97

00:50:34.820 And it's just astonishing to me that Fauci and others like Peter Hotez and so on have this insane idea.

00:50:44.760 They full know that every day viruses escape from labs, day in, day out.

00:50:50.940 And it's really, by the grace of God, that pandemics have not been started by the fact that viruses are not containable 100% in labs.

00:50:59.440 So they know that stuff gets out and they know that that working with dangerous viruses is a dangerous caprice and that they should never have done that in the first place.

00:51:13.560 But their egos are so involved in this work, they cannot see the forest for the trees.

00:51:19.160 They would rather put their egos first, even if it leads to a pandemic as what happened.

00:51:23.640 hang on Peter

00:51:27.340 we're going to have to bounce

00:51:28.580 we've got a heart out

00:51:29.360 you guys are going to continue on

00:51:31.360 Peter one more time

00:51:32.480 tell people what the number is

00:51:33.980 and how they call on

00:51:34.640 you guys are going to stay right there

00:51:36.080 we're going to be back at 5 o'clock

00:51:37.980 where do people go?

00:51:39.680 two things

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00:52:11.580 He wants to hear from all the war and passing, right?

00:52:14.280 Your remembrance of those times.

00:52:16.280 uh dr reich who wrote a fabulous book toxic shot would definitely like to hear about any vaccine

00:52:23.540 injuries about this entire mess anyway stick around uh dr peter navarro dr harvey reich are

00:52:30.180 going to take your calls and extraordinary we're trying to do this and if it works out you never

00:52:34.160 know maybe we'll try some more on other topics we're going to be back here at 5 p.m eastern

00:52:39.480 daylight time texas michigan the whole map why is president trump going to the northern front

00:52:46.520 what's the possibility we can hold the house what's the probability that we can hold the senate

00:52:52.080 maybe you pick up a seat is that possible i don't know it's all before us remember nothing

00:52:58.420 is written it's all in your hands this is all a turnout game now the arguments have all been made

00:53:04.700 The issues are all out there.

00:53:06.320 People understand what's going on.

00:53:08.920 And it ain't perfect.

00:53:10.000 We know that.

00:53:11.240 That's why I think Cortez's polling of Arizona,

00:53:15.220 that populist nationalist economic policies,

00:53:19.040 immigration policies, deportation policies,

00:53:21.620 and most importantly, these foreign wars.

00:53:27.280 We have to rethink all of it in time to come home, 0.95

00:53:32.240 beyond time to come home for the Middle East.

00:53:33.980 Anyway, 5 p.m. tonight, Eastern Day, Osham.

00:53:36.100 You'll be back in the war room.

00:53:37.500 We'll go through all of it.

00:53:38.960 I want to thank Dr. Harvey Reich and particularly Dr. Peter Navarro.

00:53:43.000 We'll see you back here at 5.

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Bannon's War Room - October 13, 2026

Episode 5732： Why Fauci Must Rot In Prison Cont.; President Trump Departs For Alaska Rally

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