Bannon's War Room - October 30, 2026


Episode 5772： Market Sell Off Of Tech Stocks

Episode 5771： Faith On The Ballot; Overview Of Texas, Iowa, And Arizona

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00:00:00.000 I have another scandal to add to your list. In the Wall Street Journal today, apparently Donald
00:00:05.640 Trump made another phone call. You know, one of those infamous phone calls. I'm just going to read
00:00:08.740 it for you, Norm. Trump called Dunleavy, who is the Alaska governor. Early Thursday morning,
00:00:14.660 the governor said in an interview with the Wall Street Journal to inquire about the status of the
00:00:18.780 state investigation. He's just wondering what we're doing up here. And I said, we're investigating at
00:00:23.880 the state level. Dunleavy recalled, adding that the president said the federal government was also
00:00:29.220 investigating the matter now i i wasn't born yesterday and i was i wasn't born at night i
00:00:34.940 was actually born at 8 23 a.m in the morning um however norm if you know it passes prologue here
00:00:42.840 usually when donald trump is calling up these governors it is not a benign conversation
00:00:47.360 let's start with alaska the alaska supreme court the top legal authority in the state
00:00:57.600 has said that the two Dan Sullivans can cohabit on this ballot. So the notion that there's any
00:01:07.820 basis for Donald Trump to file a lawsuit in all the terrible civil lawsuits that I've seen from
00:01:13.820 this administration, we've had hundreds of legal matters that democracy defenders fund in action.
00:01:20.000 That Alaska one is the worst. There's no cause of action. There's no law that's being broken.
00:01:25.980 Number two, the Constitution. The Constitution gives these issues to the states. Congress has
00:01:33.520 some role to set the law. The president is not mentioned in Article 1, Section 4, where this is
00:01:40.860 set forth. He has no business calling. Number three, we have seen there's the two worst things
00:01:47.140 this administration has done. It's killed innocent people with ice. Lorenzo Salgado, Alex Priti,
00:01:55.980 renee good and it has prosecuted innocent people that it does not like over and over again
00:02:03.840 every time jim comey's daughter maureen wins in her case they release another criminal
00:02:11.020 prosecution against him and the same thing with tish james my client davy hearn the reflecting
00:02:16.720 pool gentleman falsely blamed criminally prosecuted why so donald trump could hide his
00:02:23.520 Votrush installation. That is what they are doing in Alaska, Simone. They're stirring up this fuss 0.75
00:02:30.100 over something that the Alaska Supreme Court has said is legal. And then let's travel down the
00:02:37.640 coast, shall we? Washington, where they've sent these letters threatening election administrators,
00:02:43.160 state of Washington, California, where I was in court. Our team helped win the case with these
00:02:49.320 20,000 voters. The judge in that case, they tried for a TRO. He threw them right out of court
00:02:56.360 because their list that they have in California, they claim, oh, over 20,000 unauthorized voters
00:03:04.360 is a junk list. It's unreliable. It's unproven. It's there to intimidate voters. They're losing
00:03:12.920 in court. And that's the last thing I want to say. Why are they doing this? They're losing in the
00:03:17.600 court of law and they're losing in the court of public opinion they are facing a wipeout and just
00:03:23.240 like i sat at this desk for the past 21 months and i told you all we're going to go to the
00:03:28.440 court we're going to win that these cases are going no place voters should not be distracted
00:03:33.720 vote vote early vote with confidence we have your back you've been doing a lot of travel
00:03:39.960 we've been doing a lot of travel with you how are you feeling how's your health
00:03:43.860 I think you see that.
00:03:45.860 We had a great rally.
00:03:46.860 That was a great rally.
00:03:48.860 And I think that Jarlene is going to do very well.
00:03:52.860 I think they're all going to do very well.
00:03:54.860 I think you're going to have some very — we're going to have a strong Tuesday night.
00:03:58.860 That's my opinion.
00:03:59.860 So you not going to Kansas have nothing to do with you being sick of traveling?
00:04:03.860 Oh, you're sick to ask that question. 0.99
00:04:05.860 You are sick. 0.99
00:04:06.860 Who are you with? 1.00
00:04:07.860 I'm with Reuters, sir. 1.00
00:04:08.860 You are a sick guy. 1.00
00:04:09.860 Reuters is terrible, by the way. 1.00
00:04:10.860 Well, we just want to make sure you're doing well.
00:04:12.860 Look at this guy. He's way out of shape.
00:04:14.860 Look at how badly he comes to me.
00:04:16.860 Sir, you're not going to go to Kansas.
00:04:18.860 I'm not going to Kansas because he's doing very well.
00:04:20.860 I'm going to do a teller rally.
00:04:22.860 Tomorrow I'm doing Florida.
00:04:24.860 He said, what's the reason after doing, what, 28?
00:04:27.860 He says, what's the reason for this, sir,
00:04:30.860 that you're not going to Kansas?
00:04:31.860 You know what the reason is?
00:04:33.860 I don't feel I have to go to Kansas.
00:04:35.860 I'm going to Florida tomorrow,
00:04:37.860 and I'll do if something else comes up.
00:04:39.860 up. But he said, you're not going to Kansas, sir. Are you feeling well? You've been following me
00:04:46.320 for two weeks. I feel perfect. You are disgusting. Put yourself in shape. You look like hell.
00:04:52.380 All right. The balance of power in the House of Representatives hangs in the balance. There 0.91
00:04:57.640 are races in all 435 seats. This is the situation as it stands right now. There are currently 214
00:05:03.540 Democratic members, 219 Republican members. Democrats would need to net four seats to take
00:05:09.260 control. The Cook Political Report, okay, they just updated their projections and their ratings,
00:05:16.340 not reflected here. Now, in the Cook Political Report, by their accounting, there are 222
00:05:23.320 seats that lean or are likely or solid Democratic. 222, so four more than Democrats need. And one
00:05:31.980 other thing that I'll point out is some of the shifts, they just shifted 12 seats toward the
00:05:36.540 Democrats, some of the shifts that are most notable aren't necessarily into the full blue
00:05:41.140 column. It's toward blue. So let's let's look at Pennsylvania first here. OK, this district right
00:05:47.320 here, which is one of the most hotly contested districts in the country, Pennsylvania first,
00:05:51.160 the incumbent Republican Brian Fitzpatrick. They now say this is a toss up before it was rated as
00:05:56.680 a lean. I can't exit out here. Now they're saying this race is a toss up. And one other thing to
00:06:02.800 note here, some seats that were once considered pretty safe for Republicans. Like, let's go down
00:06:07.860 to North Carolina here. You can see the North Carolina 9th District. Richard Hudson is the
00:06:13.620 chair of the National Republican Campaign Committee. It's his job to get Republicans
00:06:17.380 elected all around the country. Before this morning, it was rated as solid D. Cook just
00:06:21.920 moved this toward the Democrats into likely D. Now, that might not seem significant, but if there
00:06:28.000 is a wave. A lot of these seats that move into likely or lean Republican, I should have said
00:06:32.780 they're likely or lean Republican. They do become targets, perhaps for Democrats. So some big shifts
00:06:39.200 this morning. I just want everybody to take a moment and take a breath, breathe in, breathe out.
00:06:51.220 Tuesday's election day. Some of you've already voted early. Some of you are going to be doing
00:06:56.640 it this weekend. Others are going to show up at the polls. Whether you're in Alaska, whether you're
00:07:02.200 in Maine, North Carolina, South Carolina, Mississippi, wherever you are, you're going to vote.
00:07:09.100 Anything between now and Wednesday morning that you hear from this administration about fraud,
00:07:17.600 corruption, stacking candidates, put it in your BS box, sit it at the foot of your bed,
00:07:25.880 and just leave it there just leave it there because folks as norm is laid out for you
00:07:31.820 what the facts are i want to read with you read for you a little piece from steve bennon 0.99
00:07:37.960 if you're black or if you're jewish and if you vote for abdul you're crazy okay you're crazy 1.00
00:07:48.480 You're crazy anyway 1.00
00:07:53.560 But if you're black or Jewish 1.00
00:07:55.660 And you vote
00:07:56.260 The things that this guy has said is
00:07:58.340 And you know one thing about
00:07:59.820 Y'all let me just tell you
00:08:01.840 I am Muslim
00:08:03.520 And I'm an American who believes in the Constitution
00:08:12.820 And that that shouldn't matter
00:08:13.960 Because it doesn't matter how you pray
00:08:18.140 or if you pray at all we all believe in an america big enough for all of us
00:08:23.260 friday 30 october in the year of our lord 2026 uh you heard there by the way is one member of
00:08:34.040 the engine room told me norm eisen right there which is natalie winters is over all over all
00:08:38.720 the time beating him up he's kind of a cartoon character michael steel was chairman of the
00:08:44.620 Republican Party. Tim Miller was the chief spokesman for the Republican Party. Nicole
00:08:53.860 Wallace was a senior member of the Bush administration. When you see those people
00:08:59.540 and all the misinformation and lies they put out, they're all Republicans.
00:09:05.160 Embrace that. For anybody that's still a rhino that watches the show or, you know,
00:09:09.400 When you talk to the establishment, remember, Michael Steele was chairman of the Republican Party.
00:09:15.260 Tim Miller was his chief spokesman.
00:09:19.260 Nicole Wallace was a senior communications person in the Bush White House lying to you every day about the Iraq war and the Afghanistan war.
00:09:31.520 Cook, and I might add, you know, the low end of the range is 223.
00:09:35.640 The Cook is shifting.
00:09:36.660 There's no doubt about it.
00:09:37.420 Of course, Cook is weighted towards Democrats.
00:09:41.400 What I can tell you here is everything is your fate, our fate, our collective fate is in our own hands.
00:09:48.280 Right now, look, could this turn out to be a blowout on Tuesday or Wednesday or Thursday when it's all counted?
00:09:53.700 Yes, it could.
00:09:55.200 Things could cut even in the Senate and the House.
00:10:00.460 It doesn't mean it has to.
00:10:02.020 every set of math you look at they're not when you talk about their early voting and what they've
00:10:09.240 done and what they've accomplished i don't see where they're they're particularly lower
00:10:13.740 propensity voters even the students we so everything is our we control our own fate
00:10:20.560 this is upon us it's not even from the president i think what the president is doing is actually
00:10:26.220 smart this weekend because the in-person early voting is ending and most of these i think
00:10:31.480 tele-rallies are for, um, to get the activists, the working phone banks that are doing the
00:10:38.440 canvassing now to get people ready. Cause we have to have a big game day. There's no doubt about that.
00:10:45.200 And I know from the phone bank, people in Texas, people in Virginia, other places,
00:10:49.020 and what they said right there, Hudson seat in North Carolina, uh, the seats in Pennsylvania.
00:10:54.880 Yeah, these are in play. There's no doubt about that. But if you have a big turnout on on game day and they fail to turn out their lower propensity voters, because I will tell you, if you look at the math, they're cannibalizing their highest propensity voters.
00:11:12.800 Let's go.
00:11:13.480 John Solomon's going to have some breaking news about the situation in Michigan, but I want to go to Ron Armstrong.
00:11:18.960 Ron, just walk me through the math, and I just want to give a hat tip to you, stand-up Michigan, but all the grassroots organizations outside the official, and these two people don't get money.
00:11:29.620 They have to bootstrap itself.
00:11:31.360 The ground game and the canvassing and the phone banking have been extraordinary.
00:11:37.140 The reason we're in the hunt in Michigan is because of the grassroots.
00:11:42.180 The reason we're in the hunt in Texas is purely grassroots, right?
00:11:47.820 When you look around the country and where we're competitive and can turn this thing around, it's because of grassroots activists.
00:11:54.340 I think that's why they're going to the 20, President Trump's going to do, I think, book that do 20 tele-rallies this weekend.
00:12:00.660 I think principally to the hardest working canvassers and phone bankers.
00:12:05.580 I know it's working in Virginia 1 also, right? Virginia 1. You look across where the war room and grassroots activists have put their shoulder, good things are happening. Ron, Michigan, thoughts?
00:12:18.420 Well, first of all, it's about the people, and I'm not saying you left anything out, but I can tell you Arizona, Pennsylvania, New Hampshire, there are many states, Maine, that have incredible on-the-ground activity, and it is not about the political Republican Party or the RNC.
00:12:37.900 I'm not saying they aren't providing money, but the difference that we're seeing and we hope that will show up on Election Day, our organizations in Michigan, I will share with you, Sentinel Action Fund, America First Works, Turning Point Action, Turning Point Faith, the young Republicans that are a part of that, and Michigan Forward.
00:13:00.260 All of those organizations have been working for over a year now on organizing people.
00:13:08.760 When we talk about grassroots, it is the people.
00:13:11.300 It is basically getting people to talk to other people, their own communities, their
00:13:17.460 own families, their friends, organizing locally with people they know and not depending on
00:13:23.820 the bad television commercials, the bad messagings that come out of most of these campaigns.
00:13:30.260 It is face to face, door to door. It has been, I believe that Sentinel Action has knocked over a million doors. I know we've heard the same thing from Cliff. You've had him on many times, 500,000 doors here.
00:13:42.440 knocking doors, talking to people about what matters most to them and informing them of why
00:13:49.080 it's important that they get engaged. And, you know, look, we're in a difficult environment.
00:13:55.540 Prices are high. Energy is up. The Iran war isn't popular. All of those things. But when we contrast
00:14:01.900 that with what we're facing, Steve, and the alternative of people like Abdul Syed, and I have
00:14:09.440 to mention because of the clip you just played he's a muslim the crowd cheers you should be able 0.75
00:14:15.220 to hang one second we're gonna get into all that of what the differences are but the grassroots
00:14:22.320 of the difference here this weekend early voting ends in texas a day and across the country in a
00:14:27.840 lot of places game people getting ready for game day canvassing phone banking etc it's razor it's
00:14:34.120 on the razor's edge it could go either way do not accept defeat there's no substitute for victory
00:14:40.960 and i realize folks we've got a lot of headwinds okay a lot of headwinds but we've been in tough
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00:16:57.640 Tomorrow, we're going to go through all the polling, everything today.
00:16:59.960 Tomorrow, we have Tina Peters.
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00:17:17.860 John Solomon, big story you're breaking out of.
00:17:21.880 uh michigan can you walk us through it here's what here's what concerns me what you know you've
00:17:27.400 had we have great investigative reporters that you know oppo this is kind of coming the material
00:17:34.380 so jaw-dropping the question i got is why is it coming so late walk us through the jaw-dropping
00:17:39.920 part and then we talk about the timing yeah well part of it is it's hard to get access to some of
00:17:45.860 these Islamic center and mosque footage, but they do, they do make their footage available to their
00:17:53.720 members. And so we were able to get access to it. And what you see is in the places where al-Sayed
00:17:59.360 went to get support, to get people to register to vote for him and to vote for him, they're
00:18:04.740 non-profits. He's in the temple. He's in the Islamic center. That's a 501c3. And he's making
00:18:09.860 the case, please vote for me. That raises some serious questions. It wasn't that long ago that
00:18:15.060 certain Christian churches lost their tax-exam status because they directly endorsed or assisted
00:18:21.120 a candidate in trying to win an election. So the first thing you see, members of Congress are
00:18:26.840 already flagging this, and legal experts like the former Justice Department Chief of the Voting
00:18:33.160 Rights Division, they're all concerned that there may be a legal case here, just like there may be
00:18:37.320 a legal case in Alaska. The second and more important part, because it's really about a
00:18:41.380 more existential question about the American experience is what you see inside American 0.97
00:18:47.160 mosque right now is a group of people that feel so comfortable that they're willing to say things 0.93
00:18:54.140 like America is the great Satan on our server. They sound just like what the Iranians say when 1.00
00:18:59.240 the Mullahs are talking against us. They say that it's time to get great retribution or revenge 0.97
00:19:04.120 against the Zionists, i.e. Jews and people who support them in the Israel state. This level of 0.89
00:19:10.260 extremism isn't normally visible to the American people, but that is who Al-Sayed is asking for 0.95
00:19:16.140 their vote. That is who is on our soil right now. These are the clerics and the theologians inside 0.97
00:19:22.720 these mosques saying things that 10 years ago we would only imagine our worst enemy in Iran would
00:19:28.320 say, but now the people on our soil here in America trying to be part of a coalition to get 0.91
00:19:35.100 Al-Sayed elected. They're saying the very same thing that our deepest, darkest enemy say.
00:19:40.480 This is the beginning of a very long project for us. First to begin looking at how Al-Sayed's 0.55
00:19:45.900 putting this coalition of people together and who they are. Did it violate the law? We'll find out.
00:19:51.280 What are their real intents? What do they think of America? You now can watch it with your own
00:19:55.980 eyes and see. This is not limited to Michigan. It is all across the country. And over the next
00:20:02.560 several months, we're going to be able to show people all across the country what these Islamic
00:20:06.780 centers and mosque are actually saying about our country. I don't think there's anybody watching 1.00
00:20:13.400 the show that is surprised. In fact, I think they're surprised that it's not even worse than
00:20:17.320 that because these are operating centers. Here's my question, John. You know what? People in the
00:20:21.680 middle, people in the middle have no idea. I got it. I don't know if they'll watch it or believe
00:20:26.320 it, but I got it. But this is why people are making this thing. Are these, do these have tax
00:20:31.140 exempt status? Are they tax exempt? And if they are, why is Treasury and the IRS and all that,
00:20:38.400 why are they just not yanked immediately and say, hey, look, you can reapply?
00:20:43.140 Yeah. You got to explain why you were trying to help a candidate on a 501c3 status. Last night
00:20:50.240 on the show, Jay Christian Adams, former voting rights chief for the Justice Department, very
00:20:54.080 familiar with these type of cases. He brought some of them over the years, said this looks like a
00:20:58.520 real legal problem for these centers. So one avenue to take is the Justice Department to
00:21:02.680 enforce that. The other is for those in the final days of this election to make sure that people
00:21:07.900 that are still undecided in the Michigan race know who is in El Saeed's coalition, what they say,
00:21:14.360 what they think about you. If you're a black folk or a Jewish voter, a union worker, the people
00:21:21.240 around Saeed don't like this country. They want revenge for those who support Israel or are Jewish 0.97
00:21:27.780 or are quintessentially American, that is a really alarming thing, I think, for most people to see.
00:21:34.360 Again, none of us on this show will be surprised because we're pretty deep into politics.
00:21:38.140 We understand how this is going on.
00:21:39.580 But I think for a lot of everyday Americans, they're going to be scratching their head.
00:21:43.620 On the election, I just got off the phone in the last hour with both Democrat head counters and Republican head counters.
00:21:50.700 Really interesting that their projections are very similar.
00:21:54.980 Best case scenario, given what they're seeing in the early vote, is plus nine, plus ten
00:22:00.860 seat gained by the Democrats.
00:22:04.460 But the day of vote could wipe out that margin.
00:22:07.380 It could go right to where we are now, about a plus three Republican.
00:22:10.480 That's the range.
00:22:11.460 So Tuesday really could be a game changer, depending on who votes.
00:22:16.320 Yeah.
00:22:16.520 Yeah.
00:22:17.380 What about the Senate?
00:22:18.320 Do you get any headcount ideas in the Senate?
00:22:21.520 I think worst case scenario, it's 51-49.
00:22:23.880 Republican is what both sides seem to agree. And it could stay 52, 53, 54. It could stay right
00:22:29.380 where it is. It could be a couple losses, a couple wins. Keep an eye on New Hampshire Senate. That's
00:22:34.660 one that both sides have a feeling could be a surprise on election night. Maine, one of the
00:22:40.180 things I'm seeing in Maine when you look at the early vote is traditional Republicans thus far
00:22:45.020 are underperforming in the Maine Senate race. That is salvable on election day. Just got to
00:22:50.100 show up at the votes on election day, even if you don't like Susan Collins, that's a place where a
00:22:54.420 gain can, you know, or a seat can be held. I keep an eye. I think Alaska is going to be okay at the
00:23:00.280 end of the day. I think Kansas will be okay. Iowa is starting to tread back in the okay thing. You
00:23:06.920 know, North Carolina is going to be a tough one. Keep an eye on Nebraska. It feels awful close on
00:23:11.120 the early voting patterns, but vote of the day will, election day, if Republicans have a strong
00:23:16.800 election day. What the Democrats have done is they front-loaded their vote. A lot more people
00:23:22.200 used to vote on election day are in this group, it appears. So Republicans, if there's a strong
00:23:27.340 day of, it's going to be a heavy Republican vote, and that could tip a lot of these races.
00:23:31.460 One other thing I saw, Steve, California. I never thought I'd say this, but there is some really
00:23:37.040 interesting Republican voting patterns in California, part of it driven by the voter ID
00:23:41.560 initiative. There could be a lesson in that in 28, that we should put voter ID initiatives
00:23:45.780 everywhere in the country. But Republican voters seem to be up and out in a big place and some
00:23:51.320 places that I haven't seen in a while. And I keep a close eye on that. Kelly Myers is reporting
00:23:58.920 that President Trump has just put back on Kansas. Yep. Sunday. And Iowa. And Iowa. Hey, the guy
00:24:06.580 asked him a question as they ticked him off. He's back on. He's going to be back on the plane. So
00:24:10.600 these all hang in the balance. One question. When you say the Zionists, I mean, this is what we're
00:24:15.220 going to get ron armstrong in here about ann arbor and east lansing and these college kids
00:24:18.720 particularly right the more radical do you believe particularly coming out of israel the 19 seats
00:24:25.700 combined i realize they're two different parties but the lakud's got 26 or i think they've upped
00:24:30.480 it now to 27 seats but the arabs have 19 seats and everything you're hearing i'm i'm monitoring
00:24:36.780 this closely they're sitting there going this shows you our demographic uh drive right the 0.97
00:24:43.220 The jihad of the womb is working, and we're going to use the ballot box.
00:24:46.640 We don't need to use guns against the Americans anymore or against the Israelis. 0.84
00:24:51.400 Do you think all this expose, when you say the Zionists, that this is going to jack up not just the Dearborn turnout and the Hamrick turnout, 0.85
00:25:00.240 but also at University of Michigan, East Lansing, and others as they take guidance from what happened in Israel? 0.87
00:25:07.020 They've doubled the number of seats that Arabs hold in the Knesset?
00:25:11.940 so there's a lot of lessons to learn in the israeli election the first is how bad the
00:25:17.880 prognostications were obviously netanyahu's party outperformed all the expectations and i think one
00:25:22.820 of the things in 26 is there has been an uh a suppression game of expectations that when the
00:25:28.540 real vote comes out you see it the second problem is that you see in traditional liberals right now
00:25:33.760 is they have a hard time getting their own people so they're looking to new constituencies and new
00:25:38.440 blocks to try to stop conservatives. But I thought General Gotti's people are saying today there's
00:25:45.640 absolutely no path for Netanyahu. And this is why they even talk to the Arabs. There's no path for 1.00
00:25:51.020 Netanyahu to put together a government right now. How do you say he outperformed? Well, you got more
00:25:56.080 seats than the projections. So what I'm talking about is when you're counting seats, when you're
00:25:59.620 counting heads, right? He went from 68 to 53. How is that more seats? Well, no. When you look at what
00:26:07.140 the pre-election polls were, the effort to suppress expectations. I think he was going to be below
00:26:12.600 his primary challenger in the number of seats, and that actually didn't happen.
00:26:16.760 What I'm talking about is not, I mean, obviously Netanyahu's popularity has clearly declined,
00:26:20.840 right? And the Arabs are in Israel much more strong than people expected. But the game of
00:26:27.240 suppressing expectations is what's going on in America. There was an element of that in Israel. 0.64
00:26:32.160 That's the point. 1.00
00:26:33.260 Amen.
00:26:33.740 Very important to see.
00:26:34.960 It's a big part of the left strategy.
00:26:37.160 Is anything, are you seeing anything in Dearborn or anything in the Muslim community that any way, shape, could be the surprise?
00:26:44.040 Because, look, I think people, the people I know in Israel are shocked by the doubling of the number of Arab seats, although it's two different parties.
00:26:50.540 Yeah.
00:26:51.120 Do you think anything, are you anticipating either in Texas or in Michigan a surprise like that?
00:26:57.760 Not what I see in the early voting patterns.
00:26:59.600 I mean, the Dearborn vote is strong.
00:27:02.360 The African-American vote, the black vote in Michigan seems down.
00:27:07.020 If the small polls that have been done that look at Jewish voters, they're going to be breaking away from the Democratic coalition in Michigan.
00:27:14.780 That's a hard vote to make up.
00:27:17.220 So right now, you know, it's a dead heat and it really is going to determine who got out there.
00:27:22.640 But I'm not seeing, at least not in the early voting, who knows who shows up on the day of.
00:27:28.020 I'm not seeing an unusual pattern out of Dearborn.
00:27:30.460 It's the same general pattern in early voting.
00:27:33.460 The places that I'm looking at, Detroit seems underperforming right now for Democrats.
00:27:38.980 That could change in Election Day.
00:27:40.900 That's big.
00:27:41.540 And then there are some polling suggesting that Jewish voters are changing their allegiances.
00:27:46.160 That wouldn't surprise me if the samples are too small to know if it's realistic or not.
00:27:50.420 The reporting has been great.
00:27:51.400 Where do people go?
00:27:52.100 We've got 30 seconds, John.
00:27:53.200 You're my co-host on, or I'm your co-host on Tuesday night.
00:27:57.100 Yeah, justinnews.com and Jay Solomon reports on all social media.
00:28:01.100 Great reporting out of Michigan.
00:28:02.760 We're going to go back to Michigan.
00:28:03.780 We're going to go to Texas.
00:28:04.680 We've got bowling about the stock market.
00:28:06.300 We've got McCabe at the White House.
00:28:07.640 Stick around.
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00:29:51.320 Here's your host, Stephen K. Bannon.
00:29:57.320 Okay, McCabe at the Wiseless Tell Me,
00:29:59.060 Kansas and Iowa are back on for Sunday.
00:30:00.900 there was some screw about the airport. We'll get all into that. I want to go to Ron Armstrong.
00:30:06.460 Ron, you just heard John Salma, and this other report came out. Look, all these Islamic centers 1.00
00:30:11.540 are like this, right? Maybe we've been doing it for too long, and we're too jaded, but this is, 0.99
00:30:18.780 I hope it shocks people, and I don't know why they have their, a tax-free status when they're
00:30:25.260 forward operating bases for jihad. But let me ask you, as you see it, walk us through these numbers
00:30:30.680 here? Because are you seeing a huge turnoff from the youth vote at Ann Arbor, in East Lansing,
00:30:38.300 these other colleges, tons of colleges in Michigan? What are you seeing in Detroit,
00:30:45.040 Dearborn, etc.? What is your sense of what you're seeing and where we are as we now prep for game
00:30:52.220 day? First of all, I agree with most everything that John said in regards to what he has seen
00:30:58.880 in the early vote in Michigan. I think the one thing we can look at is the total vote. Again,
00:31:04.300 I think they are getting their votes in the can, if you will. They do that, of course,
00:31:08.760 with young people. And certainly, I think they're doing that in the Dearborn-Hamtramck area.
00:31:13.740 But we had just over 1.7 million votes that have been cast so far, both with mail-in and early
00:31:19.880 voting that started on the 24th of October. Right now, we're showing only a 6,000-vote
00:31:25.280 cushion for the Democrats, which is extremely low for this time of the race, if you will.
00:31:33.500 We still look at the Republicans have a chance to be between 48 and 53 percent, 54 percent,
00:31:39.660 and the Democrats maybe 44 to 50 percent. I really think if indeed we have a normal
00:31:45.580 election day turnout in rural Michigan and the Republicans do tend to vote on election day,
00:31:51.140 I think that we will be okay. The ground game, again, I think is going to overperform. The
00:31:57.760 ground game of the Democrats is not what it typically has been. I think there is a lot of
00:32:04.020 lack of energy regarding the support of Abdul Syed. I think it has absolutely affected both
00:32:12.520 his campaign and potentially we're praying up and down the ballot in the Democrats. Haley Stevens,
00:32:17.960 who was the nominee and his primary challenger. As I think I'd shared with you, her fiance has
00:32:26.320 come out and said he did a video. He's supporting Mike Rogers in the election because he is way too
00:32:33.780 radical for them. Haley Stevens said she wasn't going to campaign for him. Now I hear she might
00:32:39.420 show up on Sunday somewhere. I think that tells you where they really are. The other thing I think
00:32:44.860 that is important here is, so we had Obama come into town. I think he was shown up incredibly by
00:32:50.320 President Trump coming in and the difference in the crowds. But when you scan the crowds,
00:32:54.800 and I had several videos of those, what was shocking is, is he was here to motivate the
00:32:59.600 black people to come home and vote for the Democrat. The problem is the audience was 90%
00:33:05.420 white, most of them young college age and or Karens, if you will, the middle-aged crazy women. 0.92
00:33:11.900 And honestly, that looked like 80 or 90% of the audience. 0.90
00:33:16.180 And then yesterday, Abdul Syed decided to go to Benton Harbor, Michigan, a larger black
00:33:23.280 community, an area, by the way, that he lost by 25 to 30 points to Haley Stevens in the
00:33:28.020 primary.
00:33:28.880 And this was a black church. 0.73
00:33:30.940 He showed up with only the black pastor and a black mayor of Benton Harbor to be there 0.84
00:33:39.140 to speak and to support him.
00:33:40.520 But I had someone that was there from the Midwesterner, and he said that he wanted to go and see what the crowd looked like.
00:33:47.880 It was 90 percent white and mostly young people.
00:33:51.820 Same thing we saw with Obama.
00:33:53.500 Now, in a place like that, why would it have not been packed with traditional Democrats?
00:33:59.300 It's because they either are going to sit home or they are going to vote for Mike Rogers.
00:34:03.580 They're coming out on social media, Steve.
00:34:05.700 We're seeing this in union people saying, I'm not giving up my gold health plan that I fought 20 years for for the union's auto workers.
00:34:14.080 He wants to go to Medicare for all.
00:34:15.960 We're seeing what happens in Canada.
00:34:17.760 And we're not interested in this Medicare for all plan.
00:34:22.060 We want to keep what it is we have.
00:34:23.780 I think there are all these things stack up against him, Steve.
00:34:27.360 And the bottom line is it's not about persuasion, though I do think this information that is coming out late may get people off the couch,
00:34:34.720 may get them out of, I know certain corporations are closing Tuesday for election day. It's kind
00:34:40.460 of become a thing here a bit in Michigan. We have just got to get out to vote. And if we do,
00:34:45.620 we will not only win the Senate seat, but I think we have a great chance to, and we need to hold
00:34:50.600 both of these main congressional races. And that's the seventh district with Tom Barrett
00:34:54.920 and Mike Bouchard over in the 10th district. And Trump came into the 10th district. And I think
00:35:00.820 we're building some strength there as well. 7th and 10th. Ron, people want to know about going to
00:35:06.780 your site for support. Also, they want to know about social media to keep getting your updates
00:35:11.340 because it's the razor's edge in Michigan. Yeah, I think X is the best place. It's Stand
00:35:17.740 at Michigan. We, the people, go there, and I will be posting updated information on the vote
00:35:23.040 information, any articles that we see here that you can share with other people. It's a great
00:35:28.100 place, standatmichigan.com is a place we want to support. But right now, the support is talking
00:35:33.000 to your neighbors and your friends, the people, your coworkers, those in your church on Sunday.
00:35:37.660 Please make sure that every single one of them understand what is at stake. It is indeed the
00:35:42.680 future of America. It is preserving our freedoms and our liberties for not only for them, but for
00:35:48.360 their children and grandchildren. We can discuss most of the rest of this and what will happen
00:35:53.480 later on, but let's get a victory on Tuesday. It is not only not too late, but I think the media,
00:35:58.740 the legacy media, all are trying to depress what it is we have and who it is that they represent.
00:36:04.320 And I look forward to joining you back as we get closer to election day and thereafter, Steve.
00:36:09.580 We'll talk to you Monday and Tuesday. So we're going to run through the tape here. Thank you,
00:36:13.540 Ron. Great work and great work to all the grassroots up in Michigan that are making
00:36:16.560 this happen. Do I have Luke Macias? Luke Macias in Texas, one of the smartest guys in the analytics.
00:36:22.380 So a lot of people, Luke, have been putting out these things that we're a million votes down,
00:36:26.160 we're 500,000 votes down. Just give us your charts. Where are we exactly in Texas? Because
00:36:31.620 once again, this is the last day of early in person voting, but game day could be everything
00:36:37.140 here. I want to make sure people are not falling for the PSYOP, sir. Yeah. So let's first correct
00:36:42.620 the PSYOP and then deliver the not great news. Okay. So the PSYOP is real. They are trying to
00:36:50.100 depress the vote. They are trying to outstate the advantage the Democrats have going into
00:36:54.640 election day in Texas, but Democrats still do have a small advantage. So let's first course
00:36:59.460 correct. You sent me this post from Bud Kennedy, who's a very liberal reporter here in Texas.
00:37:03.900 The guy, every single election I've been doing stuff for 20 years has predicted Democrats are 0.93
00:37:09.440 going to crush it in Texas and Republicans are too crazy. But he posted a report that said that
00:37:15.380 Republicans are 500,000 votes down since 2022 and a million votes down in voting since 2024.
00:37:23.080 Now that is not quite accurate. It's just not. Here's the reality. One of the reasons he can
00:37:28.400 say that is because we had a flood of Democrats that participated in our primary for the first
00:37:32.700 time. And so now when they're showing up, they're showing up as Democrats, not as general election
00:37:38.080 voters. And so any of these reports that are generated that showed Democrats to Republicans
00:37:42.580 show Democrats with a much stronger position than they have had in the past, okay, which
00:37:48.300 absolutely makes sense.
00:37:49.980 Now, that is to say we are not a million votes down.
00:37:54.320 We are not half a million votes down, okay?
00:37:56.440 But let me be clear.
00:37:57.960 As of before yesterday, if you actually see it on the screen, we're 56,920 votes down.
00:38:06.820 I'm going to conservatively say from the counties that we have seen reports so far yesterday
00:38:12.460 vote. It was a little lower than it was the day before, but about the same Republican margin.
00:38:17.460 So let's safely say we knocked 20,000 votes off of that number. Okay. 20,000 votes off of that
00:38:23.520 number. We are probably close to 36,000 votes down from Democrat primary voters. This number
00:38:30.860 is not high enough. Republicans are outvoting their midterm propensity. We are outvoting what
00:38:37.240 we vote in midterms. Here's the problem. In some of these counties, the urban counties like Dallas
00:38:42.000 in Austin, Democrats are coming close to their presidential level turnout. Okay. So yes,
00:38:47.940 Republicans are motivated. Yes. Republicans are not staying home, but the problem is
00:38:52.560 we need more Republicans. And there are a million and a half Republicans out there
00:38:58.000 that vote in presidentials that don't vote in, in midterms. And only about 16% of those people
00:39:04.520 have voted right now, Steve, do the math 200,000 of the 1.5. That means 1.3 million people are
00:39:11.980 sitting there and these are trump loving patriots that are have not voted and truthfully they just
00:39:17.620 aren't even used to voting in midterms if you look at the independents are you making calculations
00:39:22.900 about traditionally how they break and does that concern you they may break harder or because of
00:39:27.660 the way texas is set up a lot of those independents that are democratic leaning actually
00:39:31.780 voted in the primary that's why he has such big primary numbers what's your sense of this
00:39:35.420 independent uh vote yeah so that's the one thing i'll say i think the independents are pretty split
00:39:40.520 OK, there's various different opinions on this. Historically, the independents have been Democrat leaning. The difference in this block of independence now is that we took half a million to a million Democrats that were always in the independent bucket and we stuck them into the Democrat piece of the pie this time around because they voted in the primary.
00:39:58.480 So now what's left in that bucket is much more of a 50-50 sample.
00:40:03.920 I can confidently say that the independents are far more Republican than they have been
00:40:08.180 two years and four years ago as we modeled out projections just because of how many Democrats
00:40:13.680 have outed themselves.
00:40:14.680 That is true.
00:40:15.840 Let's go back to this 1.3 million number.
00:40:17.660 I just want to tell people a couple things.
00:40:19.700 Today's the last day to vote early in Texas.
00:40:21.480 It's 7 p.m.
00:40:22.700 Literally in San Antonio right now, no line is over 15 minutes, okay?
00:40:27.900 So the good news is Democrats have run out of gas, but Republicans have to keep pushing our people out.
00:40:34.260 Yesterday and the day before, in every single one, even the big cities, we saw a significant increase in the Republican advantage.
00:40:41.020 In Dallas County, on Thursday, on Wednesday, Democrats had a 22-point advantage.
00:40:46.360 Yesterday, they had a 10-point advantage in that blue county, right?
00:40:49.080 You're seeing the shrinking Democrat pie and more and more Republicans, but not enough Republicans are turning out.
00:40:55.340 My personal opinion is that Ken Paxton is 100,000 votes short if the current pace continues.
00:41:01.480 That's my personal projections.
00:41:03.000 It could be off.
00:41:04.100 Everybody has their opinions.
00:41:05.300 I'm just telling you right now, we had Qantas Insights release a poll that showed Abbott winning by 5% and Paxton winning by 1%.
00:41:13.040 I do think we're going to see about a four-point differential between Abbott and Paxton.
00:41:18.260 And people online keep saying, well, Abbott's going to win by 10.
00:41:21.200 No poll has said he's going to win by 10.
00:41:22.960 even the very Republican-leaning pollsters and the turnout models aren't showing that at all,
00:41:28.180 and Republicans aren't showing up as much as Democrats. So you can't factor all that in and
00:41:33.260 think Greg Abbott's going to win by 10 points. We'll be blessed if he wins by five, and if he
00:41:37.080 does win by five or more, Paxton's chances are really strong. We're going to have you back on
00:41:42.360 Monday, so we'll run through the tape today. How big a game day does Texas have to have,
00:41:48.640 particularly West Texas and some of these rural counties that are so powerful for MAGA but have
00:41:53.580 not turned out yet, sir? They have to turn out. Four years ago, Governor Greg Abbott defeated
00:41:58.760 Beto O'Rourke in early voting by eight points. He won election day by 18 points, okay? Won early
00:42:04.820 voting by eight, election day by 18. We have to see something similar to that. My personal opinion
00:42:09.840 is that Ken Paxson is definitely going to be down at least two to three points from the early vote.
00:42:15.040 So unless he wins election day, which is going to be 30, 35% of the vote max, but probably
00:42:19.880 30%, he's got to win that election day vote by 10 to 15 points to rack up a big enough
00:42:24.920 lead to actually overcome the early voting deficit.
00:42:28.160 So we have to show up east and west Texas typically has 60 to 65% of their vote cast
00:42:33.460 on election day.
00:42:34.100 Those rural counties, they have to go vote and they have to grab a friend.
00:42:37.620 One thing I'll tell you, Steve, on the way out is that I know a state representative
00:42:41.700 that was out in her community
00:42:42.840 found four people
00:42:43.640 that have never voted in an election.
00:42:45.140 They voted.
00:42:45.820 My brother-in-law
00:42:46.680 voted the other day,
00:42:48.040 grabbed somebody from his office
00:42:49.260 and said,
00:42:49.680 let's go vote together.
00:42:50.780 That guy never votes, right?
00:42:54.260 These stories are happening quite often.
00:42:56.800 I had a friend who works with me
00:42:58.380 text a friend of hers
00:42:59.520 who was on her way to vote
00:43:00.680 for Tallarico and Gina Hinojosa.
00:43:02.440 And they texted back and forth
00:43:03.820 about it for five minutes.
00:43:04.800 And that person texted her and said,
00:43:06.360 I just voted for Ken Paxton
00:43:07.780 and Greg Abbott.
00:43:08.420 She sent her a picture
00:43:09.500 of her I voted sticker. 0.98
00:43:10.860 This is what Texans need to do.
00:43:12.300 This is how we're going to inch our way past Tallarico.
00:43:15.480 One vote at a time.
00:43:16.280 The churches on Sunday are big.
00:43:16.920 Get people out.
00:43:17.560 One at a time.
00:43:18.600 Where do people go?
00:43:19.820 Social media, where do people cover all your, get all your updates?
00:43:23.760 Luke Macias, TX, and get a couple friends to vote today in Texas.
00:43:28.800 Luke, fantastic analysis.
00:43:30.360 Thank you, sir.
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00:46:05.260 Eric Bolling, the markets are a tad turbulent, sir. 0.50
00:46:12.180 I take it the Anthropic IPO is not going to be today or Monday?
00:46:16.320 Yeah.
00:46:17.020 As I told you on Wednesday, they were trying to force it down my throat.
00:46:20.980 I was backing off.
00:46:21.780 But they announced they were going to push it to Monday.
00:46:24.380 Now, I think with this very severe kind of beginning of a tech sell-off, which I also mentioned to your folks, I hope they're listening because there's a day of reckoning coming.
00:46:34.240 It feels like this is the beginning of something.
00:46:36.260 A lot of people like to buy the dip, buy it because it's down a little today.
00:46:40.020 You better be getting, don't get in front of this one.
00:46:42.000 Don't catch a falling knife.
00:46:43.020 This one feels like a falling knife.
00:46:45.040 I'll tell you, oil is up.
00:46:47.840 So much is tagged to the oil.
00:46:49.560 This whole tech sell-off is on some Microsoft earnings, some Intel earnings.
00:46:53.880 they've missed because they're spending a lot of money on ai and the people are questioning now
00:46:58.220 not whether the ai trade is in place or it's going to be the thing of the future but when is it are
00:47:03.220 they spending it too soon so there's a lot of uh bloodletting on the street right now don't buy it
00:47:08.100 yet but this oil issue this oil story is for me is the biggest story no one's really talking about
00:47:12.960 right now because we have elections and get this uh chevron uh let's start with exxon exxon almost
00:47:19.100 doubled prior years or year ago earnings chevron tripled last year's earnings bp quadrupled last
00:47:28.340 year's earnings and it's not coming from the oil production side steve is coming directly from the
00:47:33.280 refining operations it means the what they they refine the barrel into into gasoline heating oil
00:47:38.980 and diesel and others jet fuel that is so profitable to them right now because they're
00:47:43.960 leaving these prices extremely high they bring them they bring your pump price up immediately
00:47:49.040 even though the oil that they're that used to make that gasoline was cheaper they bring it
00:47:54.040 up at price oil you're giving me too much free market you're giving me too much free market
00:47:57.940 capitalism right now this is the reason this is the reason that socialism is resonating with kids
00:48:04.800 and this is the reason that socialism and because people are going to sit there and go hold it
00:48:08.480 we started this war now we get the persian gulf on fire straight or her moves prices you know i'm
00:48:15.300 getting killed as a farmer with diesel i'm getting fertilizers higher a truck driver came making
00:48:20.380 money and i look at british petroleum which is known british petroleum is known as being the
00:48:25.140 guys with the saudis and the persians and they're quadrupling earnings people are just going to say
00:48:30.300 we told you so and this is not right sir that it's in oil prices have gone up so you think an
00:48:36.600 oil company that needs to buy oil to put through the refinery would pay more well guess what
00:48:40.580 you're paying more we're paying more for jet fuel diesel is still 623 a gallon steve 623
00:48:46.800 blowing out records why do you think they're gonna why do you think this is not gonna be a
00:48:51.520 campaign issue starting like this afternoon tomorrow monday on game day voting they're
00:48:57.240 gonna they're gonna club us with this because and by the way a guy i know told us this was
00:49:01.820 going to happen a guy named eric bowling said hey big ol is going to make that they they love this
00:49:07.000 right they're not they're not going to be hurting on this they're going to pass it on to everybody
00:49:10.700 when this thing started in february early march we were on talking about you know whether we
00:49:16.220 should what should we do here and i said just get the hell out just just walk away as why 1.00
00:49:19.880 well because four dollar gallon will not work in the midterms everyone was saying bowling you idiot 0.99
00:49:25.760 don't you understand how important it is to get the make sure that they don't have a nuke they're 0.96
00:49:29.880 going to get their nuke if they get it if they don't whether we're there or not four dollar is
00:49:34.540 going to stephen we're going to lose the house i think we're going to hold the senate i pray we
00:49:38.680 hold the senate because you know what happens if they have the senate then they have impeachable
00:49:42.340 uh they can impeach the house confirm the senate and there's no veto on an impeachment so yeah but
00:49:48.940 they've got but they but by the way the house is a hundred times more important the senate is
00:49:53.700 essentially treaties and it's the human resources department for confirmations the judges are
00:49:58.920 important. The House, you're going to have appropriations, all the spending, tax revenue.
00:50:04.260 The guys in big oil right now, one of the reasons I think you're having turbulence,
00:50:07.280 they're looking around and seeing Jamie Raskin run the deal, right? You're going to have a
00:50:11.140 kickoff of the French Revolution here. But- Stephen K. Bannon, the smartest political,
00:50:17.620 geopolitical, the political domestic politician. If we were at $2.95 a gallon for gasoline right now,
00:50:25.000 would the Republicans win the midterm elections in the House and Senate?
00:50:28.160 We'd be picking up seats.
00:50:29.440 If he didn't start this, if he stopped at the 12-day war, he stopped at the 12-day war with obliterating the nuclear, because I believe my president, right now with Scott Besson and everything kicking in, we'd be picking up 10 houses in the House, and we'd be picking up a couple, three Senate seats.
00:50:49.040 Besson would choke the living daylights out of them from the finance, from the finance boardroom.
00:50:55.140 So now we got – by the way, the tech market meltdown is a long time coming, but the opaque nature of the financing.
00:51:00.800 But big old – anyway, Eric, thank you so much.
00:51:03.280 Eric Bolling is going to be with us in studio in Washington, D.C. on Tuesday for our coverage, wall-to-wall coverage.
00:51:12.780 Starts at 5 o'clock Tuesday morning with Ed Martin.
00:51:16.160 Goes all the way through American Sunrise, the War Room, all the shows during the day.
00:51:20.180 And, of course, that night, super special coverage.
00:51:22.880 And we're going to stick around.
00:51:24.460 We're going to stick around until we figure this thing out,
00:51:27.600 which may be Wednesday or Thursday.
00:51:30.620 Bowling, where do people go to get your content, sir?
00:51:33.180 Right here, brother, with you guys, with you, Steve and Kay Bannon,
00:51:36.660 for the next year and a half at least.
00:51:39.580 Thank you.
00:51:40.220 That's right.
00:51:40.800 We signed you up.
00:51:42.160 They talk about signing up. 0.99
00:51:43.800 You're like one of those NIL guys. 0.65
00:51:45.720 You just came out of the portal. 0.93
00:51:46.780 We just got bowling out of the portal.
00:51:49.660 Glad to be here, brother.
00:51:51.380 See you.
00:51:51.720 Great show.
00:51:53.340 Okay, man.
00:51:53.940 No, I'm going to see you Monday.
00:51:57.280 Okay.
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00:52:50.320 Okay, Lara Logan's going to join us. We've got John Hollis in Texas, McCabe at the White House, Colvett's coming in from Arizona. We're packed in the second hour of this, and we're going to leave you with this amazing song. May God bless America. Back in a moment.
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