Bannon's War Room - November 06, 2026


Episode 5790： Forcing The Senate To Cooperate Before The Lame Duck

Episode 5786： Stopping Texas From Becoming A Sanctuary State

Episode Stats


Length

54 minutes

Words per minute

175.02

Word count

9,608

Sentence count

622

Harmful content

Misogyny

6

sentences flagged

Toxicity

4

sentences flagged

Hate speech

26

sentences flagged


Transcript

Transcript generated with Whisper (turbo).
Misogyny classifications generated with MilaNLProc/bert-base-uncased-ear-misogyny .
Toxicity classifications generated with s-nlp/roberta_toxicity_classifier .
Hate speech classifications generated with facebook/roberta-hate-speech-dynabench-r4-target .
00:00:00.160 We had a two-year window to dismantle the Democrat Party, shut down their illegal fundraising, whack Antifa, Tish James, Comey, Fannie, and her little lover boy, behind bars, separate cells for those two.
00:00:16.440 You think the left's going to take it easy on MAGA?
00:00:19.360 They want it extinguished.
00:00:21.760 They're already talking about abolishing the Electoral College, impeaching the president and executing Elon Musk.
00:00:30.740 Yeah. Democrat governors now control a majority of states where most of the population lives.
00:00:38.360 They seize Texas and are on pace for the biggest midterm landslide since Watergate.
00:00:44.600 Now, if Texas stays blue, a Republican will never sniff the White House ever again.
00:00:51.480 This is what the new majority leader of the Texas House of Representatives said just a while back.
00:00:56.960 Listen. 0.99
00:00:57.940 I always tell people the day the Latino, African-American, Asian and other communities realize that they are, that they share the same oppressor is the day we start winning. 0.94
00:01:10.580 Because we are the majority in this country now. 0.98
00:01:13.100 We are, we have the ability to take over this country and to do what is needed for everyone and to make things fair. 0.73
00:01:20.680 they're talking about uniting the minority races against whites.
00:01:26.980 Texas Democrat politicians are declaring a political race war.
00:01:31.780 And they could win because Republicans nearly lost the white vote Tuesday.
00:01:36.000 I mean, Democrats haven't won the white vote since 1964. 0.63
00:01:43.480 Johnson-Goldwater.
00:01:45.340 Let this sink in.
00:01:46.220 Democrats are on the cusp of winning a majority of whites, blacks, and Hispanics. 0.98
00:01:54.900 Open borders is suicide.
00:01:58.300 The Democrats are about to win a Senate seat in Mississippi. 1.00
00:02:02.560 Black guy. 0.99
00:02:03.780 That's like Republicans winning Hawaii.
00:02:07.120 And it's not like the country just became liberal.
00:02:10.060 The country just kind of became single.
00:02:12.700 Texas will be red again. We have not suddenly become a bunch of tofu-eating,
00:02:23.920 gun-banning, tutu-wearing, pinko commie liberals. That ain't us. Texas is still Texas.
00:02:34.960 A lot of this has to do with the candidates. Paxton didn't stack up. And here's the lady
00:02:41.420 about to lose Mississippi. You must re-elect Cindy Hyde-Smith. Cindy, please come up. 1.00
00:02:50.460 Is this not the best president in our lifetime?
00:02:56.360 Thank you, Cindy. I love that. You know, sometimes they get up and they talk for 10 minutes,
00:03:01.860 I say, oh. Woman had nothing to say. Nothing. What was that? Overnight, a blue wave crashing 1.00
00:03:10.600 through Republican strongholds.
00:03:12.740 We just took back Texas.
00:03:15.380 Voters delivering President Trump a resounding rebuke.
00:03:18.880 And even in Texas, where Democrats turned the ruby red state blue.
00:03:24.380 Change is coming, but it's not the change of the radical left.
00:03:28.380 It's the change of the young Republicans of Texas.
00:03:31.440 That's why this fight has to be in Texas.
00:03:35.200 Texas is the crown jewel of our union.
00:03:38.580 You guys are all young.
00:03:41.620 You could kill your careers at law firms, at major corporations.
00:03:45.680 But you've decided that what is going on in your state actually takes precedent over your personal life.
00:03:52.940 That is called a patriot.
00:03:56.220 In all the years I have been speaking to every group, we've never had, ever, where I am the least controversial speaker.
00:04:08.580 And that just tells me that they're scared, and they should be.
00:04:13.660 You're a shining city in the sense that other YR groups and other states are looking at you.
00:04:20.720 You are a success story.
00:04:23.020 You have become a success story.
00:04:24.660 You are a beacon for them to organize and do things and need to remain that.
00:04:30.460 You need to be on the front lines.
00:04:32.700 You need to lead from the front.
00:04:35.300 You're already changing it. 1.00
00:04:36.660 You young Republicans, when I think about the key leaders who have fought alongside me in this race, it's full of members of YRT.
00:04:45.460 These young men are patriots. 0.99
00:04:47.020 They're showing the way forward to GOP leaders in their own cities and counties, as well as this state.
00:04:52.980 The one issue, in my mind, the absolute keyhole to understand everything, is mass deportation.
00:04:58.980 It's deport them all now.
00:05:00.900 And we're not going back. 1.00
00:05:02.480 They're going back.
00:05:03.480 what is going to be required of you is much harder than just being involved in traditional
00:05:12.040 politics who we are is the fight that is ahead of you i am going to build something for you guys
00:05:20.040 that you will be proud of i also see that you guys may be the one that replaces me and i will
00:05:27.240 guarantee you that in the aftermath of this coming election, when you guys are in charge
00:05:33.880 of the MAGA movement, as you will be, there is optimism to be had. And I know that for people
00:05:40.260 your age, it doesn't always feel that way because it feels like the system has been rigged against
00:05:45.140 you. And I'm just here to tell you, we're going to change that. We're going to change it because
00:05:50.540 you matter we can save texas we can save america it is up to all of us you and me they want to make
00:05:57.080 change but most importantly they want to save our country and you guys are leading the way
00:06:02.160 my name is isaac laster i am the chairman of the young republicans of texas so since 2023
00:06:09.000 yrt has grown to 23 clubs across the state help us build the future we're here to win and we're
00:06:17.720 We're going to do it.
00:06:18.440 Thank you, guys.
00:06:20.220 USA! USA! USA! USA! USA!
00:06:28.080 Friday, 6th of November, Year of Our Lord, 2026.
00:06:31.500 Isaac Laster joins us.
00:06:32.840 Talk to us about young Republicans.
00:06:35.360 You guys, what I most admire about you is the collection of talent,
00:06:39.860 you know, under 35 years old, just amazing,
00:06:43.340 and taking on the toughest issues and not blinking, okay?
00:06:46.180 Not not doing what your elders did, which is say, you know, not everybody, not the Warren Posse, but the established order in the Republican Party, not just in Texas, but throughout the country.
00:06:57.660 Just sitting there saying we can't do it's too hard.
00:07:00.040 We don't want to be considered mean and nasty and bad people, because that's what the left's going to say.
00:07:06.260 Isaac Laster, tell us about why RT.
00:07:08.680 What are you guys doing and why should people care?
00:07:13.640 Yeah, thank you for having me here, Steve.
00:07:15.320 First of all, if you are energized by what you just saw in that video, please go to yrtx.gop.
00:07:24.320 I think there may have been a different organization's URL on there.
00:07:27.300 But if you want to find us and what we are doing, yrtx.gop, we have distinguished ourselves
00:07:33.600 as an organization.
00:07:35.280 We have backed candidates like Jace Yarborough and Brandon Gill.
00:07:39.500 And these are the people who have squeaked by in this recent election cycle.
00:07:44.220 And they've done so while remaining explicitly Christian, immigration restrictionist.
00:07:50.760 You know, they've not been totally bogged down and bought into this foreign interventionism.
00:07:55.900 But I think what really helped set them apart was their sincerity and the way that they spoke to affordability for young people.
00:08:03.980 I think that was where a lot of people kind of missed the boat and where the messaging has been off base.
00:08:08.700 But that is where YRT, we have been on the correct side of these issues for the last several years.
00:08:13.320 And we want to see candidates like a Brandon Gill or a JCR borough in every single county in Texas.
00:08:19.380 I think that is how we have a strong and viable party in twenty twenty eight.
00:08:25.040 We have this we have these emergency right now. We need a special session called because their their effort is to turn Texas to a sanctuary state.
00:08:34.620 By the way, Todd Benzman is going to join me. He's been watching the show this morning.
00:08:37.360 He has more analysis and recommendations of what has to happen.
00:08:42.600 And Benzman's the best.
00:08:44.720 They're trying to turn Texas into a sanctuary state because they understand the power of what you guys represent, you young men and women.
00:08:52.660 And they want to bury it right now.
00:08:54.820 This is going to be a fight.
00:08:55.860 And President Trump, you heard you heard Jason Kilmeyer.
00:09:00.480 We have to get right now and get a plan because it doesn't look like a lot of plans are happening.
00:09:05.200 I don't see a lot of bold pronouncements and you always had to plan for hey you're gonna make you
00:09:10.980 may take a shot you may take a big shot you may take a uh you may get as Mike Tyson says everybody's
00:09:16.720 got a strategy until you get punched in the mouth but you get punched in the mouth where's the plan
00:09:21.660 let's start executing bang bang bang big one to execute is Texas just a random state uh you know
00:09:28.000 just uh but just oh maybe Texas and you heard Jesse's rant which I thought had some great
00:09:34.040 elements to it, but it's not worrying about 2028 and we're never going to have a Republican
00:09:37.860 president again because we're not, but it doesn't matter. It's now, now, now, now. So Isaac, where
00:09:44.720 do they go to find out more about your guys and your action plan and how do they sign up to support
00:09:49.940 you guys? Yeah, you can go to yrtgive.com. I am incredibly encouraged. I think it's going to be
00:09:59.560 a very rocky road ahead, but we have had hundreds of people sign up to become a part of our
00:10:03.980 organization in just the last 72 hours. And we are seeing energy like never before. And we're
00:10:10.000 seeing people who have plans, have solutions. They know how things can be different in 2028.
00:10:16.020 Hang on. Hang on. Hang on. Hang on. Hang on. Hang on. Yes, sir. Hit rewind. Tell us again in the last
00:10:21.680 72 hours since the results have come in and people see what happened in Texas. We still haven't
00:10:26.540 gotten you know we haven't done all the analysis to figure out exactly what happened except that
00:10:32.240 you that there was a massive turnout and and we lost um you've had signups you've had hundreds
00:10:38.540 of signups of people that want to go to the barricades now yeah yeah the the energy has
00:10:44.400 never been higher i think people are seeing the positions that we stuck to throughout the last
00:10:49.060 year and they understand that what yrt is building is the most viable path forward for the republican
00:10:54.860 Party in Texas. It attracts both young people, but it also sticks to our America first Christian
00:11:00.700 values that we're never going to abandon. So that is why I think people are swarming to us.
00:11:07.500 And our goal for the next year is to raise $1 million. So yrtgive.com. That is where I want
00:11:14.340 people to go. If you are a small dollar donor, or if you know somebody who can throw around bigger
00:11:19.100 money, please help us expand what we are doing to the entire state. I want YRT style candidates
00:11:25.700 in every part of Texas, people like a JCR Burrow or a Brandon Gill. We want to make sure that that
00:11:31.340 happens for 2028. So we're stronger and back and better than ever before. I also, I think this is
00:11:37.500 a model for the rest of the country. I think it's a model for the rest of the country, but I want,
00:11:42.520 I want one definite one term definition to make sure we've used it a couple of times today.
00:11:46.860 restrictionist when you say you're a restrictionist just to find and in the in the organization is a
00:11:54.060 restrictionist organization jason kilmeyer just used that term um todd bensman used it before
00:12:00.180 what does that mean what coming from yrt what does that mean yeah what it what it means to us
00:12:08.200 is that well we want to restrict immigration because we believe in loving our neighbors we
00:12:12.600 believe in putting our neighbors who are here in America first. And that applies to both illegal 0.93
00:12:18.300 immigration and legal immigration. So it really doesn't matter the source by which people are
00:12:23.660 replaced economically or otherwise. And we want to protect our American heritage. We want to
00:12:29.280 protect the economic opportunities for young people. So restricting immigration wherever we 1.00
00:12:34.460 need to, to put our people first here in America, that is something that is a moral and a political 0.92
00:12:39.700 priority. One more time, Isaac. Where do people go? YRTgive.com to donate. Please consider doing
00:12:49.500 that. If you want to get in contact with us, if you want to meet with me and talk about a larger
00:12:53.880 donation or a larger project, info at YRTX.GOP. And that is our website, YRTX.GOP. And I'm Isaac
00:13:02.200 J. Laster on Twitter, if you want to follow me. Isaac, thank you so much. Appreciate you.
00:13:08.880 Thank you, Steve.
00:13:09.480 We really appreciate your support.
00:13:12.500 Home title lock.
00:13:14.700 Now more than ever, I think,
00:13:16.660 and one of the reasons where my patrons apply
00:13:19.700 and Birch Gold and others come up,
00:13:21.180 it's time to become a,
00:13:24.340 or make sure you get a still point in a turning world
00:13:27.900 because the world feels like, I think,
00:13:30.560 for many people that it's spinning maybe out of control.
00:13:34.960 That's not going to get better.
00:13:36.780 Note to self.
00:13:38.140 And the infestation you're going to have in Washington, D.C. in January is going to be big.
00:13:46.520 I'm not saying it's overwhelming, but because we're not going to let it become overwhelming.
00:13:50.080 However, you see what's happening already.
00:13:52.880 You see what's happening in Texas and the moves they're making down there.
00:13:55.360 They've thought this through very, very, very well.
00:13:58.660 They've got tons of dark money.
00:14:00.320 They've had four years under Biden to get this set.
00:14:05.460 They thought they were going to have a run for years and years and years,
00:14:08.660 just like with Hillary Clinton.
00:14:09.700 We've been able to stop them, and now we must defeat them.
00:14:14.100 People are saying, what are you talking about?
00:14:15.820 How can you defeat them?
00:14:16.660 This guy's blown out.
00:14:17.560 Well, that's the history of warfare, isn't it?
00:14:22.980 We had a big win in November 24 and squandered it, squandered it.
00:14:31.040 So how do we unsquander?
00:14:32.820 that's what we're going to do here we're going to unsquander
00:14:36.380 birch gold take your phone out text bannon b-a-n-n-o-n-9-8-9-8-9-8 this is the quickest
00:14:42.040 way to get the philipatria thing talk to them about the equity markets talk about turbulence
00:14:46.580 in the bond market talk about why gold has been a hedge ask them why central banks are buying gold
00:14:51.940 at record rates even as of today birchgold.com promo code bannon short break one of my favorite
00:15:00.120 days of the year veterans day is coming up and birch gold group is commemorating it with something
00:15:05.320 i think you'll really appreciate from now until 30 october for every ten thousand dollars you
00:15:12.700 purchase from birch gold you get a free patriotic silver round and there's no limit on how many you
00:15:19.620 can earn what's more birch gold can help you convert your existing retirement savings into
00:15:25.280 a gold IRA without spending a dime in taxes or penalties for current and former military.
00:15:32.360 They will waive fees for the entire first year or on purchases of any amount.
00:15:37.880 Birch Gold has earned an A-plus rating with the Better Business Bureau and served tens
00:15:42.820 of thousands of customers, a lot of them viewers and members of the War Room posse.
00:15:49.860 I trust them, and I think you'll see why.
00:15:52.680 Text my name, Bannon, B-A-N-N-O-N, to 989898 for a free information kit and to claim eligibility for your free silver on a qualifying purchase before 30 October.
00:16:06.060 That's Bannon, B-A-N-N-O-N, to 989898.
00:16:10.020 Do it today.
00:16:11.260 We're commemorating Veterans Day in a big way at Birch Gold.
00:16:17.640 Here's your host, Stephen K. Bannon.
00:16:23.680 Captain Sean Spicer joins us.
00:16:26.160 Captain, walk me through, where do you think we are right now?
00:16:31.000 I don't know if we need a lot of analysis on how we got here,
00:16:33.340 but because we're in a situation that we're going to have a lame duck starting Monday, right?
00:16:40.060 Starting Monday, you're going to have a lame duck,
00:16:41.560 and there's going to have an awful lot of lobbyist-generated bills, legislation, etc.
00:16:49.860 They want to jam in here in 60 days because all these guys basically got fired by the American people with these in combination with these progressive Democrats want to make sure they get a payday.
00:17:01.820 And and then where do you see this? How do you see this going forward, sir?
00:17:06.060 I'd say two things, Steve. Number one, we do need some more analysis because, you know, this from your military days, if you don't know what you did well and what you didn't do well, you're not going to learn anything going forward.
00:17:17.940 And that includes winning. When you win, you need to go, why did we win? What did we do right? And make sure that you don't sweep some of the bad stuff under the rug. And I've heard a myriad of reasons why we lost. I think most people are missing the mark. They literally forgot that people are having problems.
00:17:35.800 We promised that we would fix some of the issues in America, and then we did everything but that.
00:17:41.300 I keep pointing to the fact we spent the last 10 days of the Senate talking about college players and coaches and how much money they can make.
00:17:48.760 And I'm sure if you're a college player, that's a big deal.
00:17:51.660 I think the system's got some big problems, but I don't think that's the closing message to the American people,
00:17:57.320 that this is what we're spending the last 10 days of our Senate session talking about.
00:18:01.320 So I do think that there is a little bit of analysis.
00:18:04.020 But to your point about the lame duck, this is where the leadership is going to matter.
00:18:08.720 Here's what I want people to understand, and I'm being serious about this.
00:18:13.260 So the lame duck session, call it 20 days.
00:18:16.760 That's what the Senate really has when you talk about all the days and they've got hot yoga and cycling and all that, whatever.
00:18:22.240 I mean, the reality is you have 20 real legislative days in the Senate.
00:18:26.600 We got real things that you got to fund the government.
00:18:28.400 You got to get the National Defense Authorization Act done and a couple of that.
00:18:31.240 I mean, you got some real legislative priorities.
00:18:32.660 And then you have the list of nominees. And if you don't get any of these nominees over the finish line by the end of the lame duck session, we're done. Game over. The new Congress is coming in. And Chuck Schumer is not going to let anybody go through.
00:18:46.920 So the administration and the Senate in particular need to prioritize what is it that we need to get done.
00:18:56.400 Because within those 20 days, Chuck Schumer is going to run the clock.
00:19:00.580 I think every nominee you can take up to 20 hours.
00:19:03.580 He will run the clock on every nominee.
00:19:06.880 So if there's going to be a change, whether it's the Secretary of State, the Secretary of War, whatever, you better line that person up ASAP.
00:19:13.920 ASAP. Because if you don't get them through, we're not going to have someone to fill that
00:19:19.480 beyond an acting position for the next two years. And I think that right now, everybody has to
00:19:24.020 understand that when you look at that clock, there's a lot of things that people want to get
00:19:29.060 done in the lame duck session legislatively. As you point out, every lobbyist is going to be
00:19:32.840 feeding at the trough. We cannot sit back at the end of December and say, man, I wish we had done
00:19:39.440 this. I wish we'd gotten this through. The White House needs to be crystal clear. These are the
00:19:44.240 10 legislative things that we need to get done. These are the 15 nominees that must get through.
00:19:49.580 You got some ambassadors, you got some agency heads and secretaries of this.
00:19:55.320 But people have to understand the bandwidth is very limited. The time is short. And this is where
00:20:01.140 people need to step up to the plate and say, if we don't get this done, we're screwed. This needs
00:20:06.780 to happen. This needs to get codified. But we need leadership and real priorities as we get this
00:20:11.720 done. So we haven't had leadership and we haven't had priorities. How do you how is this magically
00:20:17.860 going to happen? And let's be blunt. You know, the House race, we have no earthy idea. I mean,
00:20:24.560 Jordan is the representative of the return of the McCarthy regime with now Jeff Miller,
00:20:30.120 the head lobbyist. And you got, you know, half of the senior people in the White House are there as
00:20:35.280 temporary government employees are all lobbyists so um but you know i did the lobbyists are drawn
00:20:42.320 but hang on can't we have to go if you're telling me my upside is 15 can't we go to either a bulk
00:20:50.020 or get thun back here as hapless as he is call a recess immediately and let's just president trump
00:20:55.640 do a thousand in a recess appointment and have the democrats cry foul i mean don't we have to go
00:21:01.180 to emergency measures here ourselves since around the country they're getting ready to do it so how
00:21:06.320 do what's your recommendation there if you're telling me my upside is 15 if schumer is going
00:21:11.280 to let us have 15 nominees with all the people we got in all the agencies and federal judges and all
00:21:16.460 that what tell me what plan b is i want a thousand so how do i get a thousand okay so so again do the
00:21:22.400 math there's 24 hours in a day call it you know 30 legislative days whatever i think screw it my
00:21:27.620 view would be, you guys do your job. Sit here. We're not leaving. That's number one. No excuse
00:21:33.080 that 20 days I'm being a little tongue in cheek on. But the reality is you've got between
00:21:37.480 Monday morning and this January 2nd. And I'm sorry, we have way too much at stake. I know
00:21:45.180 maybe you take Christmas off. I'll give you a part of New Year's. But aside from that,
00:21:49.640 as Bill Belichick likes to say, do your job. And so I don't want to hear this mamby pamby. 1.00
00:21:55.380 We need to go home for the weekend. It's the holidays. You signed up for this job. You campaigned for this job and a lot's at stake. So do your job. And I think that what we need, and this is what I was getting at, Schumer's going to run the clock. Every nominee he can hold out for 20 hours. So you need to sit there and do the math and say, who are, maybe it's 17, maybe it's 23. I don't know. But the reality is you're not getting a thousand.
00:22:21.040 Now, to your point, Steve, maybe you get these smart legislative gurus in the office and say,
00:22:26.220 yep, if we have a recess appointment, we recess for 24 hours, the president pulls all these guys in.
00:22:31.800 That solves a little bit of your problem.
00:22:34.180 But my point is the smart people need to do the smart stuff now.
00:22:38.100 They need to get up there and say, Mr. President, here are your five options for getting this part of the agenda done,
00:22:43.220 this part of these nominees over the finish line.
00:22:46.200 But we don't have time because January 3rd, it stops.
00:22:51.780 It's done.
00:22:53.340 There is no more like America.
00:22:55.500 By the way, they're up front.
00:22:57.080 They are up front.
00:22:57.960 They've said they've said they're not going to approve any Trump nominee.
00:23:02.360 They're blunt about it.
00:23:03.760 But that's what I'm telling you is you're.
00:23:05.700 Yes, we all see it.
00:23:06.940 It's right there.
00:23:07.860 So if somebody told you the gas is going to run out of the car in this many miles, you'd
00:23:12.240 say, OK, we need to make every stop that we can before we lose the gas.
00:23:15.940 Right. That's how a normal person would approach that. I don't know why this is that difficult.
00:23:21.320 They've told us what they're going to do. January 3rd, the nominees stop.
00:23:25.600 The legislation stops. The impeachment and the investigations begin.
00:23:29.840 OK, so work backwards. How many days is that? How many hours in a day?
00:23:34.440 What are the things that you need to get done? Who are the nominees?
00:23:37.080 You need to get over the finish line and do it. I don't. This is not difficult.
00:23:41.980 Right. That the legislative affairs team at the White House needs to lead, you know, the White House effort and say, OK, here's what we got to do.
00:23:51.620 And then say to Thune, I don't really care. These are what this is why you got elected. These are the priorities. This is how much time you have.
00:23:59.500 So on Monday, we do this, this and this. On Tuesday, we do that, that and that. But this should be no excuse. And I literally, unfortunately, feel like I'm going to I've seen the movie and we're going to sit around about December 20th and a bunch of hands go out and say, oh, we tried really hard. We couldn't get it done.
00:24:18.040 And on January 3rd, the Democrats are going to nuke the filibuster.
00:24:22.380 They're going to install all the crazy stuff that they wanted.
00:24:25.180 And we're all going to sit around and go, wow, why didn't we get this stuff done when we were in charge?
00:24:30.240 And I just it's embarrassing that I unfortunately feel this way because no one wants to actually lead and do the work.
00:24:41.020 What would be if you were with the president?
00:24:43.360 He's heading out to Cape Canaveral.
00:24:45.200 We're going to go to the White House here in a moment here with Neil McCabe.
00:24:47.240 If you were with the president today, what would you tell the president?
00:24:50.280 Hey, Mr. President, you know him very well.
00:24:53.060 Here are the one or two things, three things that I think you need to focus on immediately, sir.
00:24:58.660 Number one, I would say, Mr. President, they're going to nuke the filibuster.
00:25:02.040 The excuses are over.
00:25:03.200 Tell John Thune, you need to at least put this up for a vote.
00:25:06.860 You need to show your members need to go on record right now saying that they are either willing to wait 30 days for the Democrats to do it or they're going to stand up and do it.
00:25:14.260 Enough talk about it, enough that we don't have the votes.
00:25:17.560 Show us.
00:25:18.240 That's number one.
00:25:19.220 Number two, lay out the priorities of here are the nominees that need to get through.
00:25:23.820 And that's up to him to decide.
00:25:25.800 There are some key ambassadorships and other things that he's promised people.
00:25:29.420 Make it clear that those are the one, two, three, four.
00:25:32.080 And again, maybe it's 25, maybe it's 27, maybe it's 15.
00:25:35.660 But these are the people that have to get over the finish line, John Thune.
00:25:38.460 No excuses.
00:25:39.620 Clock starts now.
00:25:40.440 We work seven days a week, 24 hours a day.
00:25:43.120 We don't stop.
00:25:44.020 We can take shifts and breaks, but these are the things. 0.99
00:25:47.960 And then legislatively, we need to fund the government for as long as we can before the Democrats come in and start pushing some crazy left-wing, massive government spending agenda. 0.93
00:25:56.040 We need to make sure we get the NDA locked in, the National Defense Authorization Act.
00:26:00.060 And then there are some other key things that I think on the – I would codify some of the immigration stuff that the president's done.
00:26:06.840 We cannot – like these guys – and you played part of the clip at the beginning of the show.
00:26:10.740 they're going to try to make D.C. a state, Puerto Rico a state. They're going to try to expand the
00:26:15.480 court. They're going to do all this. I don't know that I don't think it'll be successful because
00:26:18.620 Trump can veto it. But understand that they're not hiding the ball. They're being very open about
00:26:24.260 how crazy this agenda is. And we need to do what we can in the limited time that we have left to
00:26:29.440 do as much as we can. So my point to the president would be we can't wait. Every day matters. And we
00:26:34.780 need to have a board like Steve Bannon used to have in the White House with a checkmark.
00:26:38.560 got it done what's next on that list get that done but you cannot have regrets on january 3rd
00:26:44.860 about what didn't get over the finish line unbelievable sean where do people get your
00:26:49.940 podcast where they get your social media i'll talk to you after the show i want to have you
00:26:52.860 back on next week when they're all back to go through these parties go to youtube sign up for
00:26:57.620 sean spicer we got a great show tonight we got one of the former dsa operatives about what this
00:27:02.420 agenda really is what they really think they can get done tonight at six we premiere that show uh
00:27:07.680 So go to Sean Spicer on YouTube, and then, obviously, SeanSpicer.com, my weekly newsletter.
00:27:12.160 I've got a big analysis coming out later today on what went wrong on the election.
00:27:16.180 It's all free, SeanSpicer.com, and then Sean Spicer on YouTube.
00:27:20.280 Well, I may bug you for a little bit.
00:27:21.460 We'll play some clips tomorrow, and I'm bugging you by coming back on with both the DSA clips.
00:27:26.480 It's crazy.
00:27:27.040 Evan Barker is her name, Steve.
00:27:28.300 You should have her on. 0.76
00:27:29.440 She was one of their top fundraisers. 0.53
00:27:31.500 She voted for Trump.
00:27:32.780 She saw the light, and so I brought her back on the show
00:27:35.640 because she's been inside that that den and i wanted to know what's real what's really going
00:27:40.920 to go on and one of the things by the way steve just a hat tip because i know this has been
00:27:44.680 something that you talked about the democrats like to say there's only seven of them those
00:27:49.160 are seven card carrying members but there are many more dsa adjacent members in the house and
00:27:55.320 the senate they don't want yes and and this is where it's much bigger the democrats do not want
00:28:00.040 you to see how big this really is because they know how nutty it is but trust me it's not as
00:28:04.840 small as they want you to believe thank you sir i'll talk to you after the show
00:28:09.380 most americans are forced to spend too much money on health care and getting too little in return
00:28:22.000 if you're one of the millions frustrated by traditional health insurance i want to tell
00:28:26.680 you about america's health share go to freedom for all health that's freedom for all health
00:28:34.220 dot org slash bannon now that's a mouthful freedom for health dot org that's freedom
00:28:41.200 for health dot org slash bannon and discover why tens of thousands of patriots are joining
00:28:47.660 america's health share america's health share reduces your health care costs by an average
00:28:53.880 of 60 and it's accepted everywhere in other words say goodbye to out-of-network limitations
00:29:00.100 They make health care affordable, transparent, and aligned with your values, free from surprise bills or skyrocketing premiums.
00:29:09.080 For as low as $68 a month, an individual can get great health care coverage minus the complications and price gouging from health care providers.
00:29:18.360 You can completely scrap your current insurance or use America's HealthSphere to supplement your existing policy, even with Medicare.
00:29:26.160 Simply go to freedomforhealth.org
00:29:29.660 That's freedomforhealth.org
00:29:32.160 slash Bannon to learn more
00:29:33.920 Right now, new members get their first month free
00:29:36.840 with promo code Bannon
00:29:38.560 It's time to make America healthy
00:29:41.240 Join the community of patriots
00:29:43.240 taking back control of their health care
00:29:45.020 That's freedomforhealth.org slash Bannon
00:29:48.480 freedomforhealth.org slash Bannon
00:29:51.320 promo code Bannon
00:29:52.220 Make sure you go check it out
00:29:54.000 Immerse yourself in the details
00:29:55.900 of America's health share.
00:29:57.440 You will not regret it.
00:29:59.700 Here's your host, Stephen K. Mann.
00:30:04.760 Welcome back.
00:30:05.740 Michael Kumpster joins us from All Family Pharmacy.
00:30:08.840 You know, affordability was supposedly the biggest issue
00:30:11.400 driven by the war or otherwise.
00:30:14.400 You've started a company, number one,
00:30:17.100 to give people, to begin to give people
00:30:19.980 their medical freedom back.
00:30:22.260 But also a big part of this is to make sure
00:30:25.000 that they're getting what they need when they need it how they need it and to do it at a price
00:30:30.640 that cuts out the overhead of the major uh pharmacy drugstore chains and also then you
00:30:36.820 add on to it with a special for the world posse walk us through how that works how are you able
00:30:42.480 to cut costs how is this able to be affordable and i can get what i want and can do it with
00:30:46.900 licensed medical professionals or pharmacists sir yeah so we essentially put everything under
00:30:53.840 one roof, right? The pharmacy, the telemedicine company, everything kind of flows all under
00:31:00.900 ownership of all family pharmacy in a way. There's all family health, there's all family pharmacy,
00:31:05.960 two different entities. One provides the telemedicine consultations, one provides the
00:31:09.840 pharmaceutical services. By doing that, we cut out a lot of costs by middlemen, by additional firms
00:31:15.900 trying to come in and make a little extra profit off of the American people, by us doing everything
00:31:20.960 ourselves. It's a lot more work, but it's a lot better for the American consumers, which is why
00:31:26.820 we put everything together. We've been working on it for seven years since COVID, and it's worked
00:31:32.180 tremendously, and we're doing nothing but growing. We're here in a new office. We have another
00:31:37.600 pharmacy we're going to build. We're going to continue to grow because there are more and more
00:31:41.000 Americans that are starting to find out about All Family Pharmacy, as well as some of the services
00:31:45.860 that we are providing, and they're loving it. They're loving the transparency. They're loving
00:31:50.300 the price reduction, and they're loving the overall access and convenience that we provide
00:31:55.080 to them, and we're going to continue to provide. People shouldn't be relying on these insurance
00:32:00.160 companies. Insurance companies don't care about the American people. They care about profits. It's
00:32:05.300 clear as day, and they're a corporate structure. They're corporate America. They don't care about
00:32:10.740 the little guys, and here we're a family-owned pharmacy. We're independently owned, so we do
00:32:16.300 care about the little people. We care about the American people, and we're going to continue
00:32:19.980 helping people by growing. What's the biggest lesson? Give me a minute or so. What's the
00:32:25.100 biggest lesson you've learned since you've launched this, given the brutal nature of
00:32:29.660 your competition, sir? Listening to people, right? Listening to your consumers. Not a lot of
00:32:35.680 companies want to listen. I think, you know, I take a great tale from Amazon. Amazon did that
00:32:40.320 in the beginning. They allowed people to return stuff, whether it was damaged, whether it was
00:32:44.420 opened and ripped apart and sat on for 30 to 45 days. And people love that aspect of Amazon.
00:32:50.720 Ours a little bit different because they're pharmaceutical drugs. We can't really take
00:32:53.740 drugs back, state law. So there are federal regulations as well as state regulations we
00:32:58.660 got to abide by. But just listening to the overall consumer. During COVID, the number one question we
00:33:04.240 got is, do you carry ivermectin? Of course we do. And we kept that on stock. We made sure that we
00:33:10.940 had a purchase order with all of our wholesalers that we continue to get it in stock. So we took
00:33:16.160 a big risk during COVID doing that, and it was a big reward because it paid out. We were able to
00:33:20.840 grow our business. We bring in more and more doctors every day. We bring in more pharmacists.
00:33:25.340 We're bringing in more technicians, more customer service reps every day. Sooner or later, you know,
00:33:31.400 we've just found a chief medical officer that we're going to bring in, and they're going to
00:33:35.360 kind of do a lot of these interviews so you can do a little bit more in-depth conversations with
00:33:39.080 them on the medical side. They can really talk more science rather than myself. However, you know,
00:33:44.360 when you and I go at it, we talk about great stuff about the pharmacy and how we're growing and how
00:33:48.680 we're expanding and how we can continue to bring pricing down. That is my objective is to continue
00:33:54.640 to bring pricing down and expand the operations to help more and more Americans. The one thing we
00:34:00.880 get feedback on the re-reviews is also your customer service and just, you know, not simply
00:34:05.780 listening, but also giving people guidance, et cetera. So it's fantastic. I want everybody to
00:34:11.720 pile into this today and over the weekend to learn more. So where do they go right now, Michael?
00:34:17.640 Yeah, you can go to allfamilypharmacy.com backslash Bannon. We have the Bannon 10
00:34:22.400 coupon code live right now. You could also call us 561-717-6794. I'm standing right here in the
00:34:32.360 call center. There's about 12 to 15 agents ready. They're answering the phones all day. They're
00:34:37.060 assisting people throughout the course of the day, placing orders, finding out where their order is,
00:34:42.980 helping them with questions, getting them to the right pharmacist or the right physician.
00:34:47.580 So there's so many different reasons why people are calling us, but the phones are nonstop.
00:34:51.160 I'm here live in the call center. We have Americans answering the phone. I'm not putting
00:34:55.720 anything offshore because I want to save a few dollars. I want the right people to answer the
00:35:00.100 phone to help the American people because that's what Americans deserve. Where do they go right
00:35:05.100 now? Give the phone number again. I want to light up the call center while you're there. Where do
00:35:08.400 they go? 561-717-6794. If you don't need assistance, you can go right on the website,
00:35:16.720 allfamilypharmacy.com backslash Bannon. You could place your order. It's easy. It's convenient. We
00:35:22.360 made the website as user-friendly as possible so we can help all Americans. Michael, thank you.
00:35:28.660 Thank you for launching the company and so great.
00:35:30.700 And the assistance you're giving the war on posse.
00:35:32.520 People greatly appreciate it.
00:35:33.900 Thank you, sir.
00:35:35.140 Appreciate it.
00:35:35.400 Thank you, Steve.
00:35:36.860 That's these entrepreneurs.
00:35:38.780 You want to get things down, prices down, turn to entrepreneurs.
00:35:42.760 Two things, as Sean said, the NDAA and the funding the government.
00:35:49.080 Well, the funding the government, look, it's going to be a nasty omnibus.
00:35:52.360 We're going to have to fight this thing until we know all the details
00:35:57.040 because it's going to have massive deficits and deficits just going to drive the inflation,
00:36:02.420 the affordability issue. Also, the NDAA, you know, President Trump talked about taking the four
00:36:07.040 billion dollars. Look, the four billion dollars is what it is. More importantly, that NDAA cannot
00:36:11.900 have this merger of the Israeli IDF, the military and the military technology side in the U.S. No,
00:36:18.800 we can't do that. We're not going to do it with the Brits, not going to do it with NATO,
00:36:22.640 not going to do it with Taiwan. We can't do it with Israel. Those are two issues that have to 0.97
00:36:26.760 be addressing you know we're burning daylight and let's be blunt i haven't seen a ton of action
00:36:33.380 coming out of the the white house like they were unprepared uh for um to to to take it take it you
00:36:40.920 know take a punch yes we all work for victory but you got to be ready with alternatives and you got
00:36:47.220 to be ready to go you can't kind of think it up there the white house staff is like heading up to
00:36:50.760 camp david this weekend president's going to cape canaveral um i get it but i don't get it
00:36:58.860 because you're signaling to the other side you're you're dazed on this thing you can't do that you
00:37:05.140 can never show that hey we weren't expecting it you got to go action action action bang bang bang
00:37:10.000 obama came out in 14 when we took the house back next day he came on had a i think it was nine o'clock 0.73
00:37:16.080 in the morning had them all had paul ryan there bayner there and he said hey suck on this i'm
00:37:20.880 president united states the united states and i'm gonna give you 10 executive orders today including 0.64
00:37:25.320 i think he tried to put daca tried to jam down a uh amnesty it didn't go anywhere but
00:37:30.240 got to get on with it neil mccabe because we're bernadette and we have to either go to recess
00:37:37.680 appointments there have to be block appointments if we're sitting there saying and i know sean did
00:37:41.580 the calculation but we're gonna get 15 people including ambassadors ambassadors are quite
00:37:47.580 important but they're a lot more important back in the 19th century than they are today we need
00:37:51.460 to know who's got to get staffed in the department of war department of state um the other all the
00:37:56.960 agencies dhs treasury plus judges and i don't know why these guys didn't come back like you know the
00:38:04.920 night they got the ass whipping why didn't they come back and be here the next day and let's not
00:38:08.900 take four days off what do you got to take four days off hell the senate's taken two years off 0.99
00:38:13.260 you need another four or five days and then come back and they're going to anoint john thune as
00:38:19.040 the leader again this is why nobody worked no grassroots efforts on the senate at all uh
00:38:25.060 mccabe what is going on what is going on over there sir
00:38:28.900 well of course the president is flying to florida as you say and that's for the nasa
00:38:36.540 max power expo and then of course the first lady is going to uh saturday she's going to be at
00:38:44.020 louisius louisiana state university to uh talk about a project that they're working on together
00:38:49.720 but there's no movement here at the white house i think everybody's still trying to figure out
00:38:56.680 is there any is there any settle inside the building staff way staff wise things have to
00:39:02.960 Okay, but even if the staff, the current guys, like where's the plan?
00:39:08.240 Where's the action?
00:39:09.000 What are the five things we're working on?
00:39:10.840 Like on these nominees, you've got to get as many judges through there,
00:39:15.100 and you have to do block confirmations and or tell Thune, hey, show up on Monday,
00:39:21.360 call a recess, Johnson calls a recess, you go home for 48 hours,
00:39:25.920 and we get 1,000 people through.
00:39:28.180 And every, oh, they only last for a year?
00:39:29.880 Well, hey, I don't know how – they're going to last a lot longer than not get anything.
00:39:34.320 Schumer and these guys are up front.
00:39:35.960 They're going to kill the filibuster.
00:39:38.520 And they're not – they've said, point blank, they're not going to approve any of Trump's – if Trump nominates them, they're not going to get approved.
00:39:46.520 Full stop.
00:39:47.880 So where's the action?
00:39:49.000 Where's the – are they working 24 – are they working 24-7 over there, Neal?
00:39:53.280 Is it like 3 o'clock in the morning, the light's still on in the staff side of the West Wing or the EOB?
00:39:59.100 Are you seeing that? No, the lights are not burning. You're not seeing pizzas being delivered by the by the case.
00:40:09.180 You know, it's I think, as I said, there's a lot of tribal faction intramural stuff that's being resolved right now.
00:40:18.340 And you're seeing it in the leaks. You're seeing it in The Washington Post.
00:40:21.360 You're seeing in The New York Times. You're seeing The Atlantic.
00:40:23.420 And basically the theme that's emerging from sort of the staff is we had a great plan if it wasn't for this war.
00:40:32.120 And so they're just going to let that sit and and then figure out who gets fired or who quits.
00:40:38.520 That's you're already seeing, you know, you already see at DOJ there's some movement.
00:40:43.200 Harmeet Dillon leaves at civil rights.
00:40:45.460 Jason Reddy in Miami just resigned as the U.S. attorney.
00:40:49.180 The head of national security section at DOJ resigned.
00:40:53.420 And so, you know, at least at DOJ, you know, Todd Blanche is working to settle his staff, figure things out and move forward.
00:41:03.140 At DOJ, look, I think Eisenberg, I know him.
00:41:05.720 I've worked with him at the White House.
00:41:06.860 I think he's terrific.
00:41:07.840 Hermit, let's be honest, didn't get it done on the voter issues or anything, really.
00:41:14.240 And, I mean, a lot of people left in the civil rights division, which I think is great, but that's just folks leaving.
00:41:19.760 The big one is in Miami.
00:41:21.000 I've reached out to Mike Davis.
00:41:22.020 We'll talk to him after the show and see. But I mean, this is a you're basically saying, correct me if I'm wrong, Neil, but the whole effort to go after the deep state is now dead on arrival.
00:41:32.880 Unless there's an assistant U.S. attorney down there working on it. I mean, why would he quit if he if he if he was getting ready to go to grand juries and then go to trials or grand juries, indictments and then trials?
00:41:44.700 Why would he quit?
00:41:49.160 I believe he quit because he was frustrated and he there was confusion between Maine Justice and his office versus dealing with expectations.
00:42:02.680 There were people from Maine Justice sent down to Miami.
00:42:07.600 He was told they were there to support him, but maybe they weren't there.
00:42:12.520 they were there to spy on him and undermine him. And then you had Joe DeGeneva blow up.
00:42:18.660 And it's like Joe DeGeneva is is sharp. He's hardworking. He's motivated. He was Reagan's
00:42:25.480 D.C. U.S. attorney. And the fact that that didn't work out as he was building a case
00:42:30.980 says that there was a lot of sort of confusion and conflict and everything has to be.
00:42:35.880 There's a lot of internal things that have to be resolved before people can move forward.
00:42:40.000 I think you're I think that Todd Blanche at, you know, the attorney general is now working to settle things down, figure out who the team is and then move forward.
00:42:51.500 Neil, where do people go for your coverage, your insights, all of it?
00:42:58.720 They can find me at Reporter McCabe and my columns are at the South Shore Press dot com, sir.
00:43:05.580 people are saying that that's the hottest media property out there right now it's the media
00:43:12.580 property for the new golden age any truth to that rumor let me say this let me say this steve
00:43:19.620 a cat will not jump on the south shore press twice whoa it's that hot neil mccabe from the
00:43:27.580 White House. Thank you so much, sir. I appreciate you.
00:43:31.600 Aye, sir. Wow.
00:43:34.340 Home Tide Lock
00:43:35.080 promo code Steve.
00:43:38.400 Talk to Natalie Dominguez
00:43:39.660 and the team. We make sure all the sponsors have their
00:43:41.640 senior personnel there
00:43:43.360 to talk to you.
00:43:45.840 You get the 14-day free offer,
00:43:47.700 the free report on your
00:43:49.700 title now more than ever.
00:43:51.920 It's only 90% of your net worth
00:43:53.700 for pennies a day.
00:43:55.480 Make sure you keep it safe.
00:43:57.580 When you're not feeling well, you don't want another thing added to your list.
00:44:02.960 You want to get what you need and get back to feeling better.
00:44:06.840 Well, All Family Pharmacy has made that a lot easier.
00:44:10.820 You can handle everything from the comfort of your own home.
00:44:14.720 Go online, find the medication you're looking for, answer a few medical questions, and they take it from there.
00:44:21.700 They coordinate the physician review.
00:44:23.320 They handle the prescription if appropriate and ship your medications directly to your door.
00:44:29.160 No running around, no unnecessary stops.
00:44:32.220 You can do the entire process from your couch.
00:44:36.340 They've got over 500 medications available, including antibiotics, cold and flu medications, maintenance medications, ivermectin, the GLP-1s, NAD+, peptides, and much, much more.
00:44:48.880 I'm telling you, All Family Pharmacy is becoming the go-to pharmacy for people across the country, including myself.
00:44:56.460 Visit AllFamilyPharmacy.com slash Bannon and use Bannon10, that's code Bannon10, to save 10%.
00:45:03.400 Or call 561-717-6794.
00:45:09.000 That's 561-717-6794.
00:45:15.140 AllFamilyPharmacy.com slash Bannon, code Bannon10 for 10%.
00:45:21.520 Thank Michael Kuntzler and his team for putting this company together.
00:45:25.640 Great service.
00:45:26.980 Here's your host, Stephen K. Bannon.
00:45:30.560 I want to go back to the presidential commission I recommended the other day.
00:45:34.260 Here's the reality.
00:45:35.340 Starting in January when the Democrats take over, the Socialists take over, 0.88
00:45:40.760 or I should say the Bolsheviks take over, 0.62
00:45:43.700 they're going to have a very deep investigation on this war they ran on opposing this war
00:45:51.660 and clearly um that resonated with people now the most important thing about this war is not
00:46:00.140 merely the fact of we got in it how did we get in it and this gets back to a core question of
00:46:08.600 our sovereignty. As a populist nationalist movement, one of the basic fundamental
00:46:14.760 template or infrastructure or a keystone, call it whatever you want, foundational element
00:46:22.780 has to be the American citizens called the shots, not foreign powers and not foreign money.
00:46:30.940 And to date, America's greatest ally, I say that with tongue in cheek,
00:46:35.080 has refused let's be blunt they've refused to investigate the october 7th situation
00:46:44.280 that's not acceptable from our perspective from their perspective their citizens got to deal with
00:46:50.200 and that was a part big part of their campaign but that whole thing now you got a compromised 0.97
00:46:55.020 government they're coming in the Arabs may be part of it who knows but we need to do this for
00:47:00.460 ourselves as a nation and if we if the president doesn't take dramatic action to take charge of
00:47:05.900 that investigation then the democrats are going to do their own investigation they may do it anyway
00:47:11.800 because congress did their own investigations the rose uh roosevelt's administration did
00:47:16.740 but you got to get your hands on i mean because even like josh hammers out with a piece in the
00:47:22.480 in the post we didn't oh we'd never sell the war nobody knows what it was about
00:47:27.660 shapiro and sean hannity the other night crying big crocodile tears coming out it was all about
00:47:33.160 the war yo dude what are you talking about you hype this thing with lindsey graham every day
00:47:37.700 you pushed it you pushed it murdoch's people pushed it as soon as it gets tough they want
00:47:44.080 to walk away we need to get to the we need the facts no has not been the american people don't
00:47:50.960 understand it and to sit there and go well we got to get out of this war is just too simplistic what
00:47:57.140 does that mean tell me what that means be specific since you haven't been and this goes the jd vance
00:48:02.680 and everybody oh we need to gather more well dude you were part of it you negotiated the ceasefire
00:48:07.360 you're the ones that you are the one that included oman and anything to do with the straight or
00:48:12.200 her moves no it's not good enough anymore just simply not good enough we're fighting for our
00:48:18.180 life here as a nation i hope somebody wakes up about that but what do you mean about that steve
00:48:23.380 is that hyperbole look at texas you think that we went down in january last year for our health
00:48:30.580 and i love the state of texas move the show down there because it was evident at the time
00:48:36.740 that something was happening in texas that was so big and that they're targeting a texas without
00:48:47.480 texas and particularly texas as a sanctuary state it's over for the country i don't need the math
00:48:56.020 on 2028 you're never going to win the white house without texas that's obvious but it's even deeper
00:49:01.240 than that if we now allow texas to join california and new york i don't care what kind of firewall
00:49:10.440 you got in florida because that ain't a firewall and part of it we know that some of our people
00:49:18.880 that worked on for years that came over the hispanic men in the rear grand valley and and 0.92
00:49:24.980 and south texas rejected because of this war because guess what they're the volunteers for
00:49:31.600 the marine rifle platoons and the marine rifle squads they're the tip of the tip of the spear
00:49:37.420 They don't want to see any more wars, any more foreign wars, any more wars in the Middle East, any more wars for the greater Israel project.
00:49:44.380 No, no, no.
00:49:47.520 But to do that, we need facts.
00:49:49.120 We need to find out and understand what happened about October 7th. 0.83
00:49:53.380 If the Israelis are not going to do it, then we need to do it. 0.86
00:49:55.540 We need to do it for ourselves anyway, independent. 0.90
00:50:00.020 We need to find out then about Midnight Hammer and why that didn't bring to an end.
00:50:05.660 The 12-day war ended then, and the nuclear threat ended then.
00:50:11.040 I'll get more of this this afternoon and tomorrow.
00:50:14.740 Trevor Comstock, let's run through the tape and finish upbeat as only you can do.
00:50:20.320 I go all negative, and then Trevor comes in with that upbeat personality.
00:50:24.000 What do you got, sir?
00:50:25.740 Yeah, great to see you, Steve.
00:50:27.460 Today, I really wanted to highlight our Talo moisturizer, just because the reviews that
00:50:31.920 we've been getting lately have been absolutely amazing which I'm very happy about and I encourage
00:50:36.340 people to check out as well but of course for anyone that doesn't know if you do want to compare
00:50:41.340 the tallow moisturizer to most commercial skin creams on the market the issue with those typically
00:50:46.180 is that they're usually full of things like synthetic ingredients, alcohols, fragrances as
00:50:51.100 well as a lot of other cheap fillers that can unfortunately damage your skin barrier over time
00:50:55.160 so it is essentially why we created this product in the first place but our formula is just clean
00:51:00.780 and simple. It doesn't contain any artificial junk within it. And what is great about the
00:51:05.600 moisturizer is it is handmade by our team in Idaho. And we only use the 100% American grass-fed
00:51:12.160 and finished beef tallow and then the raw manuka honey. So that's it. There's no preservatives,
00:51:16.840 seed oils, chemicals, or anything like that within it. And the tallow is just pretty remarkable
00:51:20.960 because it is almost identical to the natural oils that your skin produces. So it absorbs much
00:51:25.960 more deeply as opposed to just sitting on top of your skin, which unfortunately is the case with a
00:51:29.860 of other moisturizers on the market but also to take a step further it's loaded with natural
00:51:35.220 vitamins so you will get things like vitamin a d e as well as k which your skin does need to stay
00:51:41.060 healthy and radiant and of course too i just like to mention it is intended for both men and women
00:51:45.860 we always get asked about that but again it's just great for daily hydration if you have any skin
00:51:50.900 irritation or eczema or anything like that really helps calm it down but like i mentioned the
00:51:55.780 The reviews have been absolutely incredible for that product.
00:51:59.100 I know people have seen a lot of wonder results,
00:52:03.000 as well as a lot of skin conditions that they've been struggling with.
00:52:06.180 It's helped clean those up quite a bit.
00:52:08.200 So I just wanted to come on, touch on that product.
00:52:11.000 And of course, if anyone has questions, you can let us know.
00:52:14.020 I want them to read the reviews.
00:52:15.600 I want to get all the product information and then talk to you.
00:52:18.660 So where'd they go?
00:52:20.380 Yeah, you can go to sacredhumanhealth.com
00:52:22.880 or just type in Sacred Human to Google.
00:52:25.340 And then, of course, you can always use code WARROOM, and that'll get you 10% off.
00:52:30.340 Trevor, thank you so much, and thank you for keeping this an American-made company.
00:52:36.200 What I love is the quality of the product, and people love it.
00:52:39.140 Say it can't be done in the United States of America, you are dead wrong.
00:52:41.980 Just look at sacred human health.
00:52:45.320 Okay, the new version.
00:52:46.160 This is the acoustic version.
00:52:48.120 May God bless America.
00:52:49.080 The Charlie Kirk Show is next.
00:52:50.780 We're back at 5.
00:52:52.680 Todd Benson is going to be with me.
00:52:54.420 And we're going to go through some basic fundamental things
00:52:58.000 that we have to go through and get sorted right now.
00:53:00.780 Get people's minds right.
00:53:02.220 See you back there. Bye.
00:53:03.000 But until this perfect day, we should weep for our country.
00:53:11.780 Seek God on its behalf.
00:53:14.760 We may not have made a golden calf, but our idols have been clear.
00:53:20.960 And it ends here.
00:53:24.420 tax network usa is currently offering business owners a complimentary business review an
00:53:33.940 opportunity to have an experienced tax professional take a fresh look at your business structure
00:53:39.520 tax strategy and overall compliance the goal is to identify potential issues missed opportunities
00:53:46.740 or areas that may need attention before they become more costly or even more complicated.
00:53:53.380 With several important business tax deadlines approaching,
00:53:57.380 it's an ideal time to make sure your business is properly structured and on track.
00:54:02.700 While this complimentary review is specifically designed for business owners,
00:54:07.020 Tax Network USA is a full-service tax firm serving both businesses and individuals.
00:54:13.420 If you're dealing with the IRS or state tax issues,
00:54:16.740 Unfilled returns or unfiled returns, penalties, collections, or other tax concerns, our team offers comprehensive services to help.
00:54:26.640 Now, here's the way to do it.
00:54:27.760 You call the hotline 866-513-5516.
00:54:32.260 That's 866-513-5516.
00:54:35.860 Or visit TNUSA.com slash Bannon for the special offer.
00:54:42.280 That's TNUSA.com slash Bannon for the special offer.
00:54:46.380 Remember, a complimentary business tax review that normally costs thousands of dollars.
00:54:53.040 Check it out today.