Bannon's War Room - November 04, 2026


Episode 5783： Impeachment 2.0; Victory For Parental Rights In Colorado

Episode 5779： No Kings Protests And The Lead Up To Midterms

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00:00:00.980 Sure. I mean, there are no Republicans left in the entire Northeast except for Kelly Ayotte and David McCormick.
00:00:09.020 Texas is now a swing state. If you just look across the country, it's like a pincer movement and it starts on both coasts and it moves closer and closer toward the middle of the country.
00:00:20.680 And I think the biggest news from last night from a straight political standpoint, Joe, is this has effectively ended the red and blue dynamic that we have been governed by for over a quarter of a century.
00:00:32.600 What are red and blue states now? Do you tell me that Texas is not in play in twenty twenty eight?
00:00:38.840 The Republican Party just lost the governorship, a Senate seat, LG, AG, the statehouse.
00:00:45.420 Why wouldn't Texas be on the map? There's two states, Colorado and Virginia, that moved in
00:00:50.560 tandem in the last 20 years. They were red states every four years, reliably at the presidential
00:00:56.100 level. Obama moved them both to the blue column in 08, and they've effectively become blue states
00:01:01.800 in the 20 years since. I think what's happening as of last night is places like Georgia, Arizona,
00:01:08.960 North Carolina somewhat, are increasingly moving to where Colorado and Virginia first got to 20
00:01:14.860 years ago and now kansas is just behind those states that i just mentioned because you have
00:01:21.440 the booming kansas city suburbs and kansas that's now a swing state and then think about all of the
00:01:27.300 midwest the states like iowa and ohio trump won them three times they're red states now they're
00:01:33.160 forgotten squarely back on the map the blue wall michigan wisconsin pennsylvania totally rebuilt
00:01:40.080 It's hard to find any good news, Joe, outside of your home state of Florida.
00:01:44.100 But the DSA Senate candidate only lost by three points in Florida last night.
00:01:49.240 So I'm not sure where the comeback begins, but I'll say this.
00:01:53.800 I can get the 270 votes for Democrats a lot easier this morning than I can for the Republican Party.
00:01:59.280 And if you think that J.D. Vance can carry Texas any better than Greg Abbott could last night,
00:02:05.280 I got some oceanfront property to sell you in Austin.
00:02:11.380 There you go.
00:02:25.700 It's 22 October in the year of our Lord, 2019.
00:02:28.860 Welcome to War of Impeachment.
00:02:30.840 My co-host, Jason Miller.
00:02:32.340 Jason, how you doing?
00:02:33.560 We're going to have Raheem hopefully a little later by Zoom.
00:02:36.760 Seven years ago, almost to the week, Jason Miller, we launched the War Room.
00:02:41.520 We had done some preliminaries, but we launched on that first big episode.
00:02:44.660 We had you sitting right there.
00:02:46.300 Raheem was right here.
00:02:48.120 Had a slightly different configuration.
00:02:51.140 And it all came off Nancy Pelosi at the U.N. had a press conference and said they were forming a committee off of the phony phone call in August. 0.58
00:02:59.020 But they were starting an impeachment inquiry.
00:03:01.660 and everybody in town you know you and i talked to said oh it's fake news not going to happen i
00:03:06.540 said jason what do you think he goes hey by by thanksgiving the house will have their vote and
00:03:12.940 by christmas they'll have the trial we were 21 days uh later than that because it happened in
00:03:18.140 in january but i want to go back and harken back to the roots of this show and particularly this
00:03:23.820 audience because uh we've come full circle we're here again are we not sir we really are and steve
00:03:30.500 I think it's time that we realize that if we don't get back to what got President Trump into the White House the first time in 2016, what got him back in 2024, the fact that it was this audience, the folks here, the war room posse that made it happen in the first place.
00:03:44.960 Everyone who's listening, everyone who's watching right now, this is the moment where we have to stand and fight.
00:03:50.780 anyone who's thinking about tail between the legs or there's a lot there are a lot of people that
00:03:55.660 are in their fetal position and you know just like after the big steal in 2020 people process
00:04:00.940 it differently but the bottom line has got to be if you want to save your country you're going to
00:04:05.580 stand and fight now we've got to figure out what exactly we're going to fight for and how we're
00:04:09.340 going to do it because there's been a lot of i think wasted effort mixed messages uh spinning
00:04:14.840 of wheels and maybe some policy things but go back to that why is this audience so important
00:04:19.740 And what we did, because we we kind of we started this and didn't realize how we were going to do it.
00:04:26.700 Real America's voice came, I think, in the first four days and picked us up on a streaming on their streaming service time, which was very nascent.
00:04:34.880 But we knew there was an audience out there that wanted to fight.
00:04:37.600 We knew an audience out there that if you had alerted them to what Nancy Pelosi was going to do on the impeachment.
00:04:43.220 And this came off, folks, remember, 2018, we lost 40 seats.
00:04:47.280 I mean, we're going to lose probably more than 45 seats when it's all at 40 seats when it's all added up from last night.
00:04:53.380 But we did lose 40 seats. Right. And they and she pitched the same thing.
00:04:59.180 Trump derangement syndrome. We're going to impeach Trump.
00:05:02.200 She waited for her President Trump's perfect phone call to do it.
00:05:06.360 But we did know that out there in the hinterlands, there was an audience that if you've got the information to them and brought them up a learning curve,
00:05:15.920 we're going to be at the forefront of a fight and we dug in and president trump by the end of january
00:05:22.320 early february was out of course we shifted to war and pandemic but what happened in 2020 but
00:05:28.080 your thoughts yeah i think what a lot of folks might not realize is that this starts right now
00:05:33.200 this isn't wait until january this starts now in fact when congress comes back for this lame duck
00:05:38.140 session we have to go and start putting them to the screws right away say you better get these
00:05:42.940 nominees confirmed because once the democrats are practically at their 60 vote level even without
00:05:48.140 having to go nuclear option we have to get all those nominees done now as in the lame duck session
00:05:52.820 we got to get that additional defense spending done now in the in the lame duck session if we
00:05:58.320 sit around wait until january oh no guys it's going to be cooked it's going to be i said i said
00:06:02.420 the other day in this interview with the ft that the lame duck session regardless of the outcome is
00:06:06.760 going to start midnight last night so this lame duck is going to be the worst i mean they're going
00:06:11.160 to jam. They've already worked on a massive amnesty bill. That's just not amnesty. It's got
00:06:16.000 H-1B visas, all of that in it. But let's go back to the basic confirmations and also coming after
00:06:23.240 the president's appointees. Yeah. And I want to make sure one thing, Steve, that you hit on this,
00:06:27.000 but I want to make sure we don't gloss over it, is the fight that begins right now. You're going
00:06:31.080 to see all the pearl clutchers and the people who are crying. We'll probably pass a pearl clutch 1.00
00:06:36.440 probably just full meltdown mode but what they're going to start saying is abandon president trump
00:06:41.820 they're going to say get away from and mag is dead and mag is dead you're going to start hearing a
00:06:47.560 bunch of bs happy talk with things such as oh let's just come together uh with some kind of
00:06:52.840 immigration reform plan as a way to help bring back uh the latino american coalition bs look
00:06:58.800 what president trump did in 2024 saying that he's going to secure the border now we screwed a bunch
00:07:03.240 of things up and there's going to be a we're going to have to be honest with ourselves about
00:07:06.900 what we did screw up but the america first policies the mega crowd president trump why did
00:07:12.740 we win in 2016 why did we win in 2024 the second keep in mind steve you and i are a little older
00:07:18.160 than some of the folks in the audience i remember after 2008 after barack obama won and you had the
00:07:24.920 michael steels of the world who started saying oh let's we have to abandon everything of of
00:07:30.220 of previous orthodoxies
00:07:32.620 and policies. We just got to, can't we all
00:07:34.460 just get along? Can't we just start moving
00:07:36.380 to the middle? The chairman of the
00:07:38.280 RNC that's now an MSNBC host.
00:07:40.320 That is not where people
00:07:42.320 are. What last night was
00:07:44.160 was obviously a rejection of a whole
00:07:46.320 bunch of different things, but it was not
00:07:48.360 an embrace of anything
00:07:49.920 that the Democrats were doing or saying. In fact,
00:07:52.360 for all the talk last night about who's
00:07:54.280 on the ballot, who wasn't on the ballot,
00:07:56.260 here's what the posse needs to know right now.
00:07:58.740 Every single day,
00:08:00.220 From now until the first Tuesday of November, 2028, the Democrats, the extremists, the radicals, the leftists, El Saeed, AOC, Crying Chuck, Nancy, they are on the ballot every single day.
00:08:14.180 They caught the car. The dog caught the car. And we got to make the dog own the car.
00:08:17.300 If you caught it, then you're on the ballot every day and we got to hammer it.
00:08:20.140 Let's go back because there were a number of initiatives throughout the country that passed on on on voter registration.
00:08:26.120 U.S. citizens. We're going to have the Colorado team up here. These women are amazing, outspent
00:08:29.540 20 to 1. They won with Proposition 133, 134, and 135. They'll be up here to tell us how they did it. 1.00
00:08:36.820 But we have some basic fundamental things we have to do. Obviously, I knew this in Texas and these
00:08:42.580 other states we took the show to. The blowback on the war and then the kind of, you know, Bessette
00:08:47.400 had the program with President Trump that in February you could see the convergence of all
00:08:53.700 the different aspects of Trumponomics that we're going to lead to a renaissance a lot like the fall
00:09:00.340 in winter of 2019 before the pandemic that was stopped with the second phase war not not the
00:09:06.380 12-day war that we obliterate the nuclear program but the broader war that you have to bring that
00:09:12.440 to an immediate we got to get back and focus on the fundamentals of the economy and particularly
00:09:17.380 the American people if that doesn't happen because you see when when the MAGA movement
00:09:21.840 president trump is losing men and i'm not talking about the beta males because you're going to have
00:09:25.440 the teller ricos of the world in that crowd but when they start losing young men in the country
00:09:30.800 that means we don't have a future as a movement we've got to get back and and and re-engage with 0.87
00:09:35.840 these young men the first step of that has got to be go back to the pledge of no more foreign wars 0.92
00:09:41.120 right we did right now we've got enough in this hemisphere we can do but you got to get out you 0.99
00:09:45.680 have to and that's not going to be easy it's going to take real commitment from the white
00:09:48.880 White House is going to take real commitment from people around the president.
00:09:51.820 Look, and the president said it last night, and I've got to plot him on this,
00:09:55.200 that ally, Israel being a strong ally,
00:09:58.520 they don't need to get $4 billion a year or whatever it is that the U.S. is sending them.
00:10:02.720 They don't need to.
00:10:03.720 They have the money for that.
00:10:05.480 When we talk about America first, that means America first.
00:10:08.340 That means what's happening here.
00:10:10.080 Well, we also, in the NDAA, look, we're going to get jammed on the NDAA.
00:10:13.580 NDAA's got Israel now merged in on the defense technology side.
00:10:17.760 That's all going to come out.
00:10:18.880 OK, they should be like they should be like NATO and everybody else.
00:10:23.480 Right. Arms length. You want to buy it.
00:10:25.760 If you need help financing it, let's talk about that.
00:10:28.560 But it's an arm's length situation like on NATO.
00:10:31.720 And more importantly, we've got to shut down this madness right now.
00:10:35.000 We can't. And I look, as you know, I'm no fan of the Gulf Emirates. 1.00
00:10:38.720 Right. The whole thing in the Persian Gulf with the Gulf Emirates, with Saudi Arabia, all of it in Israel. 0.94
00:10:44.600 We need to be very declarative about, hey, here's what we're going to do. 0.97
00:10:48.280 and here's what we're not going to do. Otherwise, you're going into battle with one boot off
00:10:52.920 because that's the fundamental. If you go look at every exit poll, that was the one thing people
00:10:57.400 jumped on, the war and then the price is not coming down. Now, you have to understand with
00:11:02.440 the inflation we've had in Biden and then even the 3% the first two years here, the affordability
00:11:08.920 issue in this inflation issue is going to be a bear. You're going to have to get all over the
00:11:12.800 Scott Besson should be on that 24-7. No, you're exactly right. And I think what's going to happen
00:11:17.080 with a lot of voters who did vote Democrat yesterday. There were obviously quite a bit.
00:11:21.140 I think there's going to be a lot of buyer's remorse when they realize exactly the level of
00:11:25.100 craziness that Democrats are coming out with. Here's the thing, though. Every time voters would
00:11:30.640 drive by a gas station on their way to the polls, they would see the cost of gas. That was essentially
00:11:36.560 a yard sign for Democrats. Now, that's going to come down, but we have to stop the fighting and
00:11:41.800 go in and stop the conflict. Obviously, we have to make sure they never, ever, ever get a nuclear 0.54
00:11:46.540 weapon but the the prolonged engagement we got to stop that we got to get this but if you talk
00:11:51.600 about this nuclear weapon i i'm not so sure here's the thing even on the 12-day war the case was still
00:11:57.780 not made to the american people maybe some people in the national security the american people
00:12:02.040 didn't really understand about the actual viability of the nuclear weapon he told the
00:12:07.020 he told the country and the 12-day war on an expeditionary effort that was extraordinary
00:12:12.140 Navy submarines with cruise missiles, strategic bombers from the heartland of this country, boom, told the nation, totally obliterated, okay?
00:12:20.860 Maybe there's some things on the margin that you have to do, but that doesn't mean a full military commitment because if you go down this path,
00:12:28.440 because the American people you see in the exit polls, they don't know about the nuclear weapon.
00:12:33.020 That's an assertion, but it hasn't gotten to people's mind that, hey, we would make a fundamental decision like that.
00:12:38.680 I think that's going to be the first order of business is, hey, strategically, what are we going to do here and how we're going to do it smartly and how we're going to do it quickly?
00:12:47.220 At the same time, I think unleashed Scott Besson, who, by the way, was not really that much on the campaign.
00:12:53.820 He was not really the lead message message person for the for the for the for the economy.
00:12:59.480 And I know that's something you tried to work on, but it just didn't seem to click.
00:13:02.300 Yeah. And Secretary Besson's by far the the best and the brightest.
00:13:06.500 He knows exactly what he's doing.
00:13:08.380 And we always kind of joke around that in Scott we trust.
00:13:11.640 But it actually has the benefit of being factual.
00:13:15.280 It's serious.
00:13:16.520 What Secretary Besant says, his plan to go and cripple these guys,
00:13:20.480 that is absolutely a necessity because here's the thing.
00:13:23.660 As soon as they have money, they're going to go back to funding Hamas. 0.77
00:13:26.500 They're going to go back to funding Hezbollah. 0.79
00:13:27.840 They're going to go back to funding all their various proxies all over the place. 0.98
00:13:31.440 Cripple them, finish that.
00:13:32.780 The economic war. 1.00
00:13:34.000 The economic war.
00:13:34.580 You made such a good point because in 2025, when we had Midnight Hammer, Operation Midnight Hammer, people understood it.
00:13:41.120 This is a mountain where they're building all the nukes.
00:13:43.660 We're going to drop the mother of all bombs.
00:13:46.200 We're going to collapse. 1.00
00:13:47.540 We're going to hit him with the tomahawks. 0.99
00:13:49.380 The bomb didn't work. 0.99
00:13:50.380 He hit him with a couple of tomahawks, take out all the surface. 0.98
00:13:52.460 We're going to hit all of it.
00:13:53.300 We're going to get it to a tight space about as big as a TV.
00:13:56.020 Then we're getting out.
00:13:57.280 And he walks in with the carpet, the red carpet.
00:13:59.360 You've got Pete on one side.
00:14:00.260 You've got J.D. on the other.
00:14:02.140 It's an address to the nation.
00:14:04.580 from the White House in the middle of the night, it was dramatic, it was meaningful,
00:14:09.320 and what I loved about it, in typical Trump fashion, 12-day war.
00:14:13.540 It wasn't a 13-day war, it wasn't a 14-day war.
00:14:16.080 It was brought to conclusion the 12-day war.
00:14:17.760 You know, and you're so right there because what President Trump,
00:14:21.160 the big part of the reason, besides, say, specific issues,
00:14:23.820 what people like his leadership style, swift, declarative, right to the point.
00:14:29.160 So when we talk about Maduro, boom, that thing was 45 minutes done.
00:14:32.840 It was almost like a video game.
00:14:34.060 it was just it was a midnight hammer done solomany rest in pieces done we need a little
00:14:39.360 of that now we need that now let's go to break we're gonna pay for this commercial break uh
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00:16:14.980 war room impeachment bannon miller kassam here's your host stephen k bannon
00:16:26.020 22 october year of our lord 2019 forum impeachment my co-host we're gonna get raheem later
00:16:35.560 um you made a very important point i want everybody in the audience to understand
00:16:41.160 that it can't wait till January
00:16:45.100 to come back and get sworn in.
00:16:46.900 This fight is as right now
00:16:48.500 because you've got everything we've fought
00:16:50.700 with the tech oligarchs about AI,
00:16:52.980 about the amnesty for AI.
00:16:55.840 They're going to try to jam in the NDA.
00:16:57.300 You're going to have a massive amnesty.
00:16:59.360 Natalie's going to be on here.
00:17:00.820 We're going to try to get Mike Howell up also
00:17:02.340 to talk about that
00:17:03.080 because you're going to have visas,
00:17:05.720 more H-1Bs,
00:17:06.900 but particularly you're going to give amnesty 0.99
00:17:08.480 to 20 or 30 or 40 million people.
00:17:10.400 this is going to be pushed the republicans already working on it they're going to take the debt
00:17:14.160 ceiling off they're going to um have a omnibus of the mother of all omnibuses you know we'd
00:17:20.320 bitch and moan about omnibuses forever you're going to have one that's going to get have a
00:17:23.920 not a two trillion but a three trillion dollar deficit which drives inflation you know when 0.96
00:17:28.560 scott bessen's got a got a refinance one third of it every year it's one of the reasons the 10-year
00:17:33.840 treasury has been dancing around five so your your thoughts drill down on that because warm
00:17:38.800 impeachment was made as a short-run program we didn't know we're going to go seven years later
00:17:43.600 it was set as a set thing of let's get this impeachment let's get the people the process
00:17:48.000 once people understood the mechanics and the overall contextualization they rallied to this
00:17:53.920 thing and we were able to actually take the steam that the impeachment the first trump
00:17:58.240 impeachment was kind of considered a joke that we'd taken the steam out of it for the 2020 election
00:18:03.840 because that's what they were trying to do the same thing and steve the theory of the case when
00:18:08.160 When we, again, sat here October 22nd, 2019, you, myself, Raheem, the theory of the case that we made is we knew what the American people believed.
00:18:18.580 We knew that President Trump's policies were popular. 0.76
00:18:21.300 We knew the last worst, stupidest thing that we could ever do is go and turn our back on President Trump and the America First movement and start running away.
00:18:31.040 So as folks today are driving around, everyone's first topic of every conversation everyone has today is going to be on the wipeout for the midterms. 0.78
00:18:39.420 You're going to hear people start pontificating on, well, maybe we just need to abandon our America first trade policies.
00:18:45.320 Maybe we need to abandon being tough on securing our borders and immigration, all this stuff.
00:18:50.620 Maybe if we just, like I said before, if we just cut some deal, some various deals, stop.
00:18:55.520 We need to make sure that, let's go back to 2019.
00:18:58.040 we made it clear to republicans on the hill that if you try to back away from the american people
00:19:05.020 from this movement your political career is finished yes now we have some people whose
00:19:09.480 political careers are finished and they're on their on their way out but hold on this is the
00:19:13.500 important point what everyone needs to realize is every single one of these senators every single
00:19:17.700 one of these house members who are leaving they have some board they want to be on they have some
00:19:21.480 contract they want to get they have some some corporation they want some corporation we have
00:19:26.040 to let them know right they're not going to get within a football field right of that dream job
00:19:30.720 or that golden parachute unless they hold the line because you're exactly right we can we have
00:19:36.960 to get these nominees done now they call it on block which is when they put together say a hundred
00:19:41.100 of these nominees oh something we argued for back uh in the spring of uh in september of last year
00:19:46.560 when they went when they went on the thing i said let's mike lee was there said let's do a hundred
00:19:50.600 let's do a hundred or time you got to do they can't do onesies tuesdays here's the reality
00:19:55.340 I just got to put some some level set. We have to assume that there is not one human being that's going to get confirmed by the U.S. Senate in the next two years.
00:20:05.080 There's not. There's not. There's not. Not one person.
00:20:07.600 So if we want them in and you can be the biggest moderate in the world just because you're Trump's nominee.
00:20:12.540 Just forget it. It doesn't matter. You can go and pull.
00:20:15.180 I mean, half the Democrat caucus would say, no, just to stop it because it's President Trump.
00:20:19.780 We have to get them in now. 0.99
00:20:21.220 What that means is we can't waste our time with stupid things going into this lame duck session. 0.94
00:20:26.040 And the other thing, too, the easiest path for them to say, oh, let's just roll it up in some S-pile of some cromnibus or omnibus, whatever the case, some CR. 0.99
00:20:36.020 Kick it down the road and let's just go home.
00:20:37.840 No, no, no, no.
00:20:38.800 You're going to stay there. 0.99
00:20:39.800 You're going to put your butts in the chair on the floor of the Senate.
00:20:42.360 You're going to get President Trump's people confirmed.
00:20:44.780 You're going to get our real military funding that we need.
00:20:47.680 You're going to get our house in order.
00:20:48.740 We're going to make sure that Democrats can't come in on a pack.
00:20:51.640 And I tell you, I was with President Trump until well past midnight last night.
00:20:54.980 He made a point again.
00:20:56.440 How many times has he said use nuclear option and get our things done?
00:21:00.120 Because you do not think that the Democrats are going to effectively use nuclear option against us every single day for the next two years?
00:21:07.760 Thune, everybody else, hey, guys, this is time to wake up and smell the coffee.
00:21:13.360 You have one job.
00:21:14.420 That is to get everything on President Trump's agenda through in these limited days that we have.
00:21:20.240 Otherwise, your careers are in the crosshairs.
00:21:22.700 But this is also a good training exercise we have to do in this lame duck for the simple reason is that when they come in, you're going to see they're going to try to expand the court.
00:21:36.460 Everything people have warned about, they're going to try to expand the court.
00:21:38.840 They're going to try to add states, Puerto Rico, D.C.
00:21:41.680 All of those are coming.
00:21:42.700 You have to know how to fight now.
00:21:44.420 You have to know how to stand in the breach. It's going to be quite tough, right?
00:21:48.000 You've got a minority in the House we haven't seen in a while, right, since the 2010 Tea Party revolution.
00:21:54.260 I think it was 155 seats, 160 seats before 2010. People are going to have to learn to fight a new way.
00:22:00.460 The White House is going to become, and I don't care how much President Trump reaches out to people and tries to say,
00:22:07.120 I'm going to work with them, let me have a meet with Hakeem Jeffries or whoever, it's going to be Fort Apache, right?
00:22:12.220 It's going to be Fort Apache.
00:22:13.540 They're coming.
00:22:14.620 And the reason is, just like Nancy Pelosi ran on impeachment.
00:22:18.000 I told people, oh, no, she's not going to do it.
00:22:19.620 She'll never do it.
00:22:20.160 They don't want to risk it.
00:22:21.400 That's what the people that knocked the doors, the people that were there hammering all the time, they are the ones that they want that.
00:22:28.400 That's that that's that kill Trump and kill Trumpism.
00:22:31.260 So the White House is going to turn to Fort Apache on the investigations.
00:22:34.740 Oh, 100 percent.
00:22:35.680 And that's the thing where the Democrats, again, people didn't vote for a single policy or a single idea.
00:22:41.820 There's no coherent political vision here.
00:22:43.640 No, it's a bunch of probably good.
00:22:45.380 I mean, the candidates, when we start realizing some of the whack jobs that were elected, people are going to be mortified.
00:22:52.720 But we know that we have to make sure that the Republicans that are left, the ones that are going to turn around.
00:22:58.840 By the way, the Democrats should only plan on renting in D.C.
00:23:02.380 Don't buy Democrats because you're going to be here for the short stretch on the House.
00:23:06.200 Senate will get to another moment.
00:23:07.840 We're going to get the House back in two years.
00:23:09.260 The Senate may be a cyclist, too.
00:23:11.600 Senate might be a few years.
00:23:13.820 We'll just be totally on the level.
00:23:15.860 It might be, it literally might be
00:23:17.720 until this block is back up in six years.
00:23:20.060 That's just the stone-cold reality.
00:23:21.860 We're going to get the House back.
00:23:22.880 And we better get the House back
00:23:24.280 and we better keep the presidency 0.72
00:23:25.520 because this is war.
00:23:27.760 And the Democrats want a complete,
00:23:31.100 they want this to be an extinction-level event,
00:23:33.640 not even just for America first.
00:23:35.380 Anyone who even dares to vote Republican.
00:23:37.200 No, the Constitutional Republic.
00:23:39.060 This is an extinction-level event.
00:23:40.800 the war room posse our audience is right yeah and if we want to stay alive if we want to defend
00:23:48.260 because there's nowhere else to go steve you're not going to canada you're not going to um you
00:23:52.100 know fiji new zealand's block new zealand if you want to do it we better get back to what got us
00:23:57.740 here in the first place i remember when uh in the uh 2008 when obama came in i had some people
00:24:02.420 coming oh we got to go to new zealand so you're not going to go anywhere you're going to wake up
00:24:05.760 in a shake it off in a week we're gonna start fighting this and we fought it 2010 came back
00:24:10.080 63 seats now look last night on the house a disaster but if you look at what some of the
00:24:15.440 guys were were pitching you just see and they hadn't a lot of people had not run tough campaigns
00:24:20.620 in a while they got used to leaning on president trump still the key that picks a lot where i
00:24:24.380 spend a lot of time you got to understand what happened in texas abbott and it's not paxton
00:24:28.780 paxton ran a couple points below abbott but the entire slate on a on a statewide basis i know
00:24:34.640 you got to go more populism more nationalism fight you got to dig in in this uh lame duck session
00:24:41.060 starting right now not in january right now by the way sharon brown in the senate as of now well
00:24:46.360 this is the thing keep in mind we only had the 53 47 majority the day they come back which i believe
00:24:51.440 is monday i believe it's monday he'll get sworn in right away next monday next monday the first
00:24:56.940 day was filling a that was a gap correct so then automatically goes to 52 48 then keep in mind you
00:25:02.620 have Tillis and all these guys. Tillis and Murkowski. Yeah. So it's a Collins. Yeah. So
00:25:07.300 the vice president better be around to break some ties. Yeah. But if we don't put the nuclear
00:25:11.600 option to work, if we don't start doing it right now, so everyone is listening. I think we're
00:25:15.460 going to be back, Steve, quite frankly, during this lame duck session. This is basically the
00:25:20.280 same war room impeachment all over again, because the lame duck session is that important. Starts
00:25:26.140 Monday. And it's going to be, it's going to be, and obviously people are putting together.
00:25:30.500 What are the watchword?
00:25:31.600 I know you've got to bounce.
00:25:32.520 You've got an important meeting down Pennsylvania Avenue.
00:25:35.840 Where – what else should people be thinking about?
00:25:39.680 Why we got you?
00:25:40.540 One other thing I want to go back.
00:25:41.560 When you made the point, you commented on the president last night saying that he'd work with Democrats.
00:25:46.820 And there were a couple of interviews that he did on the phone where it just took that part.
00:25:51.680 But if you stand up and watched him on Fox News later on, he made it very clear, hey, I'll work with Democrats,
00:25:57.200 but i'm not going to work with them on uh opening the border i'm not going to work them on uh putting
00:26:02.840 men and women's sports there's some fundamental things that were there keep in mind that right
00:26:07.380 now the president trump is playing with house money he has the veto yeah this could this could
00:26:13.960 literally be a whole next half of the show or the next the next segment the executive orders
00:26:17.640 the executive orders we should have we still still control uh all the foreign policy for america how
00:26:23.840 we go and do this we control our national security the borders but the veto is going to be so critical
00:26:29.580 obama went through this twice in 2010 and what do you say he works herself out of that then in 2014
00:26:35.840 nancy policy got removed again and he had paul ryan and things right there he says i got the
00:26:40.220 pen and the phone i'm the president you're not and he even challenged those guys there was a big
00:26:44.700 budget fight they said hey if you want to come back in january get sworn and shut down the
00:26:47.740 government have at it 48 hours later they cratered and as i tell people do you remember 14 to 16
00:26:53.520 being a time of Obama getting roasted?
00:26:56.200 No, you do not, because he stood him down.
00:26:58.560 He stared him down.
00:26:59.420 And that's what the president's got to do,
00:27:00.860 dig in, more populism, much more nationalism.
00:27:04.020 And we'll write this show.
00:27:06.300 And thank God he's a fighter, right?
00:27:08.520 And thank God he's got people around you like you.
00:27:11.260 Seven years ago, did you ever think
00:27:12.760 you'd be back in seven years?
00:27:14.740 No, but I do like what you've done with the place.
00:27:17.740 We cleaned all of it.
00:27:18.880 We cleaned off the...
00:27:19.920 We had a Diet Coke for you.
00:27:21.960 Thank you. That was really nice.
00:27:22.820 thank you for coming on i appreciate you the fight starts now starts now jason miller what's
00:27:27.320 your social media you're putting up some great stuff all the time where do people go at jason
00:27:30.980 miller uh on x you can find me and i'll be bringing the heat every day and twice and sundays
00:27:35.300 okay our co-host and we're in impeachment jason miller we'll hear you later in the show jason
00:27:39.740 thank you so much short commercial break back to the worm in just a moment
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00:29:53.000 Okay. For folks who didn't understand it, that we're still here. We're still fighting.
00:30:00.380 Welcome back to the War Room.
00:30:02.640 Wednesday, 4 November, year of our Lord, 2026.
00:30:05.240 I want to do a replay because we've been here before.
00:30:07.420 We lost, I think, 40 seats in the House in 2018,
00:30:10.780 and they moved to impeach President Trump.
00:30:12.700 Jason was our co-host.
00:30:13.660 Try to get Raheem up later.
00:30:15.520 Have to hunker down.
00:30:16.900 And look, there's a ton of issues and problems, no doubt.
00:30:22.660 We're going to go through this throughout the day
00:30:24.880 and probably report back tonight or tomorrow morning
00:30:26.980 when you really look at the carnage here
00:30:30.080 and what we got away from.
00:30:31.860 You need more populism and much more nationalism.
00:30:34.720 There's no doubt.
00:30:35.880 You can't waver on this.
00:30:37.060 We know these policies work.
00:30:39.100 So we're going to have some of the top people
00:30:40.540 coming on today, throughout the day, also tomorrow.
00:30:45.620 As soon as I can get,
00:30:46.560 if I can get Neil McCabe at the White House,
00:30:50.480 I understand, can somebody check?
00:30:51.980 I think Speaker Johnson, does he step down?
00:30:55.160 That leads to a leadership fight
00:30:56.500 And what they're going to do on this leadership fight is the difference is going to be the difference is going to be, I think, right now, Jim Jordan and Jim Jordan represents the Kevin McCarthy faction and the corporatism.
00:31:13.160 You're going to have Steve Scalise. And, you know, a lot of people don't know much about Steve Scalise, but he's a much more populist, much more nationalist, obviously not enough.
00:31:24.260 but they're going to come back right now and i think is johnson's official johnson's uh
00:31:28.660 my wingman here uh maureen bannon we're going to get jason to actually do the heavy lifting he had
00:31:34.680 to he had to he had to go back so uh it's being reported that speaker johnson is telling his
00:31:39.880 staff that he is not running for house minority leader that's what's being reported right now
00:31:44.920 um and so that means essentially because last night he was going to stick around
00:31:49.520 and he was going to stick around, obviously, with the type of losses.
00:31:54.900 Took in the house, I think at the end of the day, it's going to be 240 plus.
00:31:59.200 So they had 215 roughly.
00:32:00.960 If you get to 255, that means you'll have the same, that math is correct, right?
00:32:06.340 You'll have the same 40 that Nancy Pelosi had in kind of the hard hit in 2018.
00:32:13.920 NBC News is projecting still 258.
00:32:18.580 258.
00:32:19.100 In the House 177.
00:32:20.880 That's 43, I think.
00:32:22.700 And 177, that's going to be a wake-up call.
00:32:25.060 We haven't been down that low.
00:32:26.980 When the Tea Party movement of 2010, that's first midterm election of Obama, 63, and that kind of came out of nowhere.
00:32:37.840 That was all the Tea Party leaders, and we had guys like Ed Martin does our 5 o'clock show and others.
00:32:43.360 That was a wake-up call for them.
00:32:45.820 Of course, remember, they fought back and combated. And at the end of the day, we kind of leveled out.
00:32:54.400 Then when President Trump came back, we fought our way back from something with the one handle in front of it.
00:32:58.820 And I said the other day, if you get down into the 180s or 190s, you're going to have a you're going to have a fight.
00:33:05.280 And I look, is this going to happen in one cycle? You're going to have to prove to me that it can be.
00:33:11.220 I think it's at least two cycles. But it doesn't mean what you don't do is crater.
00:33:15.280 And you're going to have tons of people coming out today and saying, oh, we've got to do this.
00:33:19.940 We've got to compromise on that.
00:33:21.780 What we have to not compromise on, we have to get out of this war.
00:33:24.860 We cannot, you know, no longer can we sit here and say, oh, we're going to shut it down.
00:33:28.920 We're going to stop it.
00:33:30.260 Any continuation of this is just going to dig us in a deeper hole.
00:33:33.860 Number one, it was handled in Project, what is it, Epic Hammer in July, in late June of 2015,
00:33:41.940 when I went back to the White House
00:33:44.340 and conferred with the great Charlie Kirk
00:33:46.080 Charlie Kirk was essentially
00:33:47.720 spending a lot of time with
00:33:50.160 Sergio Gore in the White House and kind of
00:33:52.080 running interference on particularly
00:33:54.360 things about
00:33:56.240 who was getting hired to make sure there were
00:33:58.080 MAGA people and not people slipping
00:34:00.240 in here through Wall Street
00:34:02.180 and the tech bros that were
00:34:04.160 going to be anti-MAGA agenda
00:34:05.960 now we talk about the MAGA agenda
00:34:08.140 and by the way Charlie was adamantly
00:34:09.740 I don't care what anybody spends, Charlie was absolutely adamantly against any type of military conflict in the Middle East and in this situation with Israel, just adamantly opposed to it.
00:34:22.000 He was working every day. That's why I agreed working with Charlie to actually go back and see the president for about five hours.
00:34:28.740 Other people had been there, Tucker and other people had been there to try to talk to him.
00:34:31.720 You know, the president was pretty adamant that there was going to be something along the lines of Epic Hammer, but that it would totally obliterate the nuclear, you know, the nuclear option that the Iranians had, which I still don't think has been a case has been made to the American people.
00:34:48.460 And this came up yesterday. It's not me talking. It's the American people.
00:34:51.780 A case still has not been brought forward to them so they can.
00:34:56.620 And it takes American people a while to work through this stuff about the nuclear program.
00:35:00.060 there's been lots of assertions and you have people go on tv and of course you have the chorus
00:35:04.780 over at fox news and the president went after fox news last night like he did the four billion
00:35:11.480 dollars but there's certain things that kind of come so late and he's absolutely right fox news
00:35:16.180 has not been with him they're neoliberal neocons they are they're the forever war guys fox news
00:35:20.580 was the biggest single biggest cheerleaders for the iraq war which we know is based upon lies
00:35:27.900 and they were the biggest cheerleader for the extension of the afghan war the afghanistan war
00:35:33.740 to get into the you know the whole democracy thing and nation building they were the biggest
00:35:37.880 cheerleaders of that until the ratings you know hit them until people didn't want to see it anymore
00:35:43.000 people turned against it i think in the 2006 uh midterms after uh the bush uh the bush regime
00:35:50.580 got hammered and donald rumsoe got fired the next night and that laid the predicate for the
00:35:55.440 rise of obama because obama ran as an anti-war populace in iowa but i think look to me the
00:36:02.180 lessons and you got to drill down on texas i don't want to hear about ken paxton being a weak
00:36:06.660 candidate he ran a few points lower than worse than abbott in the entire slate and that is
00:36:13.720 obviously the carl rose and the and the bush people not voting for him and voting for talarico
00:36:18.920 understand that i understand what they're saying i don't agree with it but you got to look at abbott
00:36:24.820 you have to look at abbott and the statewide ticket i mean they lost almost i think by eight
00:36:28.620 points and no beau french did not run any worse beau french did not run any worse than uh then
00:36:36.220 that statewide ticket you've got to get to you got to get to the bottom of that if you got and
00:36:40.680 you got to turn texas around you can't kid yourself this is why we spent so much time down there
00:36:44.800 we spent so much time down there because we knew there was a problem and that problem manifested
00:36:50.040 itself. Also, these issues, you know, we had the preachers on, they did a great job, but
00:36:54.820 basic constituencies have got to start to turn out or the policies of those constituencies are
00:37:02.140 not going to be part of the program. You can't have the policies and then not have the support.
00:37:06.300 And we shouldn't be in a situation where particularly you have people like Tallarico
00:37:11.800 and Hamilton and Kansas and others that drape themselves in Christianity.
00:37:20.040 this progressive, far-left, social justice Christianity that then the churches either say,
00:37:27.740 okay, well, he's running as a Christian, I'll just stay home. You need participation. You need to
00:37:32.540 participate. And it shouldn't be people going as supplicants. The pastors and others, church
00:37:39.380 leaders, thought leaders, doesn't have to be a pastor. You don't have to be a person of the cloth
00:37:43.140 to do this, has to work through with the traditional Catholics and the Evangelicals and Pentecostals 0.97
00:37:53.160 that this is part of it, that this is part of the deal, that, you know, the evil one
00:38:01.620 is manifesting himself, and don't just take it, don't take it from me, just read what
00:38:05.760 they stand for.
00:38:08.060 I think Hassan Piker came out, we don't do a lot of Hassan Piker, I think he's kind
00:38:11.800 of a psyop, right? I think Fox spent way too much time focused on him. And I think they stand on
00:38:17.560 focus for a reason. But he came out last night and tweeted out, hey, it's official. Now God is
00:38:23.000 non-binary. Now they're going to rub your nose in it. And people's nose should be rubbed in it 1.00
00:38:27.360 because that is what's in power now. Now the president's got, you know, the executive powers
00:38:33.640 of the presidency are enormous. They have to be used. The watchword, we need much more populism
00:38:39.820 and we need much, much, much more nationalism.
00:38:43.940 This really has to become America first,
00:38:46.300 and this time it has to stick,
00:38:48.460 and people have to see where those policies are,
00:38:50.220 particularly in these forever wars,
00:38:52.320 particularly on jobs for young Americans,
00:38:54.380 and you can't leave behind young American men.
00:38:57.520 The flip, if you look at the results last night,
00:39:00.620 the flip from the support of men,
00:39:04.280 particularly young men of Trump.
00:39:05.360 Now, you're going to get a ton of beta matters. 0.99
00:39:07.120 There's a ton of these Tallarico types, just the way kids are raised today. 0.99
00:39:12.780 That kind of is what it is.
00:39:13.820 You're not going to change that immediately, and you're certainly not going to change their political outlook.
00:39:20.840 But what you have to do is where your base was, where people were that supported you in 2024, that coalition.
00:39:27.980 Also, make America healthy again.
00:39:29.540 I think it's pretty obvious that they went too strongly for the corporations, the backing of the corporations.
00:39:34.360 they got eviscerated yesterday in in iowa the candidate maybe he wasn't the perfect candidate
00:39:40.080 maybe the uh the guy running for uh governor wasn't maybe he wasn't dynamic enough but that's
00:39:46.720 not the point the make america healthy was based upon not corporations uh not big pharma not ai
00:39:54.460 not big tech make america healthy again was based upon uh particularly mothers that came out of the
00:40:01.220 pandemic you had two movements that came out of there you had the um you had the obviously the
00:40:06.680 parent involvement in schools right because they would sit there and see on the computer what their 0.93
00:40:11.800 the garbage and the filth their children would be taught every day by these freaks in the classroom
00:40:17.420 in addition you had the you know the basics of the kind of uh the vaccine uh crowd at children's 0.95
00:40:24.740 health defense for years have been arguing about the dangers of the vaccine and that kind of
00:40:28.780 metastasized or merged into these uh concerned mothers you know make america healthy they were
00:40:34.060 a major coalition partner that didn't play out and you didn't have the steam and the focus i think
00:40:39.740 part of that is that got away from a little bit away from the grassroots nature of the empowering
00:40:45.620 of these mothers and the empowering of them into a real political movement not just something you
00:40:50.000 say oh it's got a cute name make america healthy again the core points of uh of populism and
00:40:56.380 nationalism and much more nationalism much more nationalism on national security uh economics
00:41:02.160 and much more nationalism on uh on the situation of the forever wars nobody signed up in fact it
00:41:09.860 was the anti that nobody signed for a foreign war if you've got to have a military excursion
00:41:14.660 it's got to be explained in detail the american people and you have to have buyout you have to
00:41:19.600 have buy-in you just can't make assertions whether they have nuclear weapon i don't want
00:41:23.500 over a nuclear weapon, and most importantly, the 12-day war settled that.
00:41:28.040 You had an expeditionary force of enormous strength, both the Navy and the Air Force.
00:41:34.480 You totally obliterated that apparatus.
00:41:38.040 May there be some other things out there?
00:41:39.880 Yes, but you add Scott Vesson's economic warfare to that, you're not going to have an issue.
00:41:45.000 You're not going to have an issue with nuclear weapons.
00:41:47.200 What we bought into, and let's be honest, we bought into a regime change war
00:41:51.900 on some very tough hombres, a country of enormous size that people didn't even realize the scale of
00:41:58.960 it, the size of it. And with people that have been around, I don't know, three, four, five
00:42:03.400 thousand years or more, an empire of very tough people. And they've kind of been hijacked by a
00:42:11.300 radical ideology. But hey, that's their decision. They decided years ago, decades ago, to throw us
00:42:16.140 out, throw the West out and try something different. They're the ones that have to come 1.00
00:42:21.160 up and say we've had enough of it we're prepared to get rid of it and it has to come from not us
00:42:26.080 being there as part of that regime change they want to have regime change let them have regime
00:42:30.740 change the issue we've got now is we're much too much particularly with our full spectrum energy
00:42:37.280 dominance here in the west in venezuela in the gulf of america in guiana in texas you've got oil
00:42:44.060 assets we have natural gas assets we have energy assets now in the western hemisphere in brazil
00:42:49.540 that far outweigh anything in the Persian Gulf.
00:42:53.840 The Persian Gulf is NATO's issue.
00:42:55.840 The Red Sea is NATO's issue.
00:42:57.980 The United States is not the world's policeman.
00:42:59.700 We can't afford it.
00:43:01.360 You're going to see a $1.5 trillion defense bill.
00:43:03.700 And the question's got to be, and I'm kind of a hawk,
00:43:06.800 if you've got it, when you need to use it, you have to have it.
00:43:10.880 And I'm a believer in a global navy.
00:43:12.520 However, at $1.5 trillion, you've got to ask yourself,
00:43:16.260 when does the national debt become a bigger national security problem
00:43:19.240 than the enemies we face abroad.
00:43:21.520 Anyway, short commercial break.
00:43:23.040 We're going to be back in a moment.
00:43:24.080 We're going to go to Colorado.
00:43:25.100 We've got a ton of guests backed up.
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00:45:15.900 War Room. Here's your host,
00:45:18.120 Stephen K. Van.
00:45:22.960 Welcome back.
00:45:23.740 Let's go. We're going to get Aaron
00:45:25.420 and Lori up in Colorado.
00:45:28.320 Burquam, you saw it in Ohio.
00:45:30.260 You stared right in the face 1.00
00:45:31.600 of it. You can't run. You can't get
00:45:33.380 off message. You can't be criticizing
00:45:35.280 Heritage Americans. You can't have guys like 1.00
00:45:37.220 Vivek Ramaswamy, and you can't
00:45:39.340 double down with make horrific mistakes and support them and of course husted who was no
00:45:44.460 dynamic guy in and of itself nobody knew who he was he was divine important pointy you can't run
00:45:50.700 these lackluster campaigns you saw it up close and personal then colorado which colorado and this
00:45:57.320 is colorado had another big blue night last night okay so don't think uh what happened in colorado
00:46:03.860 with Aaron and Laurie, was somehow they surfed on a return to MAGA or return to a red Colorado.
00:46:11.660 Burkwam, I know you've got to bounce. Give me your thoughts.
00:46:15.160 Yeah, first off, if Thune doesn't step down, he needs to be tarred and feathered and run out of Washington, D.C.
00:46:21.200 Yes, he can't run bad candidates. Vivek was a terrible candidate from the beginning.
00:46:26.000 He wasn't relatable. Christians didn't want to vote for a Hindu. 1.00
00:46:29.180 But even more importantly than that, he came across as a billionaire that didn't get it. 0.92
00:46:33.000 He wanted more H-1B visas. When the base of the Ohio electorate is poor, rural, salt-of-the-earth Americans, you can't run somebody like that.
00:46:44.600 And if you do, you're going to lose, especially in a season like we're in right now.
00:46:50.100 But, yes, to the Colorado gals, it's hard to run a globalist when you need more nationalism.
00:46:58.960 them and remember when we're trying to deport all the illegals and you're saying you want more
00:47:04.940 coming in that's a problem that's a that's a it's a non-starter um and also remember this is why we
00:47:15.040 need more populism more national i gave that speech to national conservatives i said over and over
00:47:18.780 again the problems we have in this country are not in tehran right the problems we have in this
00:47:24.540 country we're coming out of new york city and i know there's many young men that did not vote 0.96
00:47:28.440 that will tell you, hey, I would rather Tehran have a nuclear weapon like Pakistan has and North
00:47:34.880 Korea, a bunch of people in the world have it, Israel has one, than be run by communists. If my
00:47:39.700 trade-off, and they told you the time, in getting this, the trade-off's going to be that we're
00:47:44.960 going to have communists run the country, they would take that trade-off. Anyway, Ben, I know
00:47:52.420 you're going to bounce. Continue on, sir. Yeah, no, that's it. And look, ultimately,
00:47:56.280 you got to do first things first. We talked about it last night. When you run on MAGA,
00:48:00.200 you have to do MAGA things. That's deport all the illegals. That's prosecute the people that 1.00
00:48:04.800 are traitors in our country. That's go after the communists and the socialists, go after the
00:48:08.520 jihadists and actually prosecute them. You can't say you're going to turn over everything on Epstein 0.61
00:48:12.800 and then turn over empty binders and then say, oh, there's nothing to see here. Let's move on
00:48:17.600 and then start another war when you said you weren't going to start any wars. You can't do
00:48:20.880 all that if you're not doing the first things first and that's what we saw but on an air of
00:48:26.400 great news and you said it colorado is a blue state run by a bunch of terrible godless demons
00:48:32.580 but last night but not yeah beyond deep blue just deep demonic but last night we saw the blueprint
00:48:39.620 for how grassroots can do this with the colorado protect kids colorado initiative protect kids
00:48:46.440 colorado.org 133 134 135 when all of the the statewide elections were 60 plus percentage for
00:48:55.500 the democrats yet these three initiatives to stop transing kids to not allow boys and girls sports
00:49:01.760 and to make it life imprisonment for trafficking or sex trafficking a child all three of those
00:49:07.520 are winning and they all three look like they're going to win when they were outspent 22 to one
00:49:14.320 this is the blueprint for how we take it back the grassroots it has to be the grassroots we have to
00:49:19.940 destroy the establishment apparatus in america and we have to empower and we have to fund the
00:49:26.040 grassroots if we do that if we empower them and we fund them and we destroy the establishment
00:49:31.200 we take our country back uh ben where do people go i'm gonna turn to aaron in a minute but i know
00:49:38.020 you gotta bounce uh where do people go to get all your content uh you're traveling today we'll have
00:49:42.600 be back on hopefully on the evening show where do people go at real america's voice at real am
00:49:48.840 voice uh got new episodes of law and border coming out uh we're going to continue that we're going 0.83
00:49:53.700 to continue to ride with ice and show what needs to happen we need to deport all the illegals and
00:49:57.580 then my personal is at ben burquam at frontline uh frontline america.com and then sub stacks
00:50:02.520 frontline america thank you brother appreciate you thank you and get the book step into fear
00:50:09.400 step into fear with the bloody cover i'm gonna hold aaron and laurie to the uh to the top of
00:50:17.200 the hour we're gonna go out uh with the song that we made what number one in the nation and country
00:50:21.980 for downloads i think number two overall today among all days my god bless america this song
00:50:29.980 is done by a was written and um uh in the uh performed by or partly written part of it by
00:50:38.740 somebody else but performed by a blue-collar guy from louisiana right it's magnificent one
00:50:45.700 of the best songs country may god bless america we're going to colorado and the white house at
00:50:50.780 the top of the hour back in a moment god heard and gave us strength to stand though there was
00:50:57.660 a price to pay then godly men like charlie kirk spoke up and lost their lives because they broke
00:51:07.220 Look free from the hive.
00:51:11.760 May God bless America and bring us forward to the day when every tear is wiped away.
00:51:21.220 But until this perfect day, we should weep for our country.
00:51:28.340 Seek God on its behalf.
00:51:30.900 We may not have made a golden calf, but our idols have been cleared.
00:51:36.340 And it ends here
00:51:38.840 We will not stand for calling evil good
00:51:42.000 And we'll teach our youth the same
00:51:44.420 And we'll do this in the name of the one true God
00:51:49.820 We will stand for the motto of the red, white, and blue
00:51:54.680 In God we trust
00:51:56.420 He will cut through all the darkness
00:51:58.920 All the lies
00:51:59.840 All the good things in disguise
00:52:01.960 We speak up and humbly ask
00:52:04.640 May God bless America
00:52:07.140 And bring us forward to the day
00:52:10.360 When every tear is wiped away
00:52:13.620 But until this perfect day
00:52:16.860 We should weep for our country
00:52:20.340 Seek God on its behalf
00:52:23.280 We may not have made a golden calf
00:52:27.220 But our idols have been cleared
00:52:29.620 And it ends here
00:52:34.640 Thank you.
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