Bannon's War Room - November 07, 2026


Episode 5793： American Manufacturing Renaissance Under President Trump

Episode 5791： Stephen Miller Becomes New Chief Of Staff; Dems Opening The Texas Border

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00:00:00.000 Miller, the president's new chief of staff, he's also the longtime face and driving force
00:00:03.720 behind some of the Trump administration's most divisive policies, both in this term
00:00:07.640 and the first.
00:00:08.460 On top of that, Miller has also been the wordsmith for some of the president's biggest
00:00:11.840 speeches.
00:00:12.680 So we reported, and as the panel is pointing out, Stephen Miller will never be described
00:00:16.380 as a unifying figure, seen as Tom Foreman on how he got that way.
00:00:21.980 We're a superpower, and under President Trump, we are going to conduct ourselves as a superpower.
00:00:27.680 Stephen Miller is a flamethrower.
00:00:30.200 If you import the third world, you become the third world.
00:00:33.920 Always ready to attack those who might challenge the president.
00:00:37.260 They lied again and again and again.
00:00:39.880 In any way on any day. 1.00
00:00:42.300 That is one of the most outrageous, insulting, ignorant and foolish things you've ever said. 0.99
00:00:47.900 Born in California to a Jewish family, by high school, Miller was leaning right and raging against political correctness. 0.99
00:00:55.380 At Duke University, he mocked multiculturalism, feminism, and talked up the threat of, quote, Islamofascism.
00:01:02.980 Are you prepared to fight? Are you prepared to give it all? Are you prepared to leave it all on the battlefield?
00:01:08.760 Contact with right-wing firebrand Steve Bannon and then-Republican Senator Jeff Sessions brought Miller to Donald Trump in his first presidential campaign,
00:01:18.100 where some of Trump's toughest talk on crime, drugs, and immigration came from the young man's pen.
00:01:24.520 this american carnage stops right here and stops right now if this country doesn't one way or 0.59
00:01:35.080 another and birthright citizenship this country doesn't have a future once they had the white
00:01:40.300 house fierce deportation goals the travel ban on muslims and dust-ups with journalists all fell
00:01:47.260 into miller's portfolio you know jake mike no no you can be condescending i'm not being condescending
00:01:52.800 I'm trying to get to the point. When critics, judges and especially influential Democrats challenge the president's power, Miller is quick to counterattack.
00:02:02.920 Well, I mean, he's a fool and he's a moron. But also, most importantly, Sean, he hates America. 1.00
00:02:08.220 Others on Team Trump may occasionally waffle, but Miller never seems to.
00:02:12.960 The powers of the president to protect our country are very substantial and will not be questioned.
00:02:18.120 And in the most uncompromising language, like what he used at the memorial for conservative activist Charlie Kirk, Miller forever pledges he will fight for Trump and the MAGA movement come what may.
00:02:31.920 You have no idea the dragon you have awakened. You have no idea how determined we will be to save this civilization.
00:02:41.120 Stephen Miller, you know what my theory on this is?
00:02:43.360 I'm scared.
00:02:44.080 My theory on this is that the White House and Republicans, but the president saw all of these games that were made, the history being made. 0.65
00:02:51.640 It's all these memes from black people across the country, the Latinos and everybody celebrating in the streets.
00:02:56.540 Deb Haaland, the governor out there in New Mexico.
00:02:59.340 Abdul El-Sayed talking about what?
00:03:01.980 Calling the vice president Habibi.
00:03:03.900 And they were like, we need to we need to up the white supremacy.
00:03:07.420 Stephen Miller. 0.96
00:03:08.580 I mean, Stephen Miller is a racist. 0.86
00:03:12.160 Stephen Miller is the architect of the most extreme policies of this administration. 0.81
00:03:16.180 He is doubling down on MAGA.
00:03:17.780 He's also someone that takes a perverse pleasure in the pain of others.
00:03:21.400 If this was an election that was a referendum on Donald Trump and people saying we're done with MAGA to the point of it,
00:03:27.360 we're going 256 House seats right now that could still go up bigger than Obama in 2008.
00:03:32.540 Donald Trump is not listening to that.
00:03:34.400 He's going in the other direction.
00:03:35.840 And this is going to be a hellacious two years.
00:03:37.700 Now, Democrats, you want to run against Stephen Miller, and Stephen Miller is arguably the most powerful person in Washington right now because Donald Trump only cares about his ballroom and his reflecting pool and all that stuff.
00:03:46.720 So Stephen Miller will run the operation.
00:03:48.480 You want two years running against Stephen Miller.
00:03:50.220 The problem is the country is going to hurt because of it, and a lot of people are going to feel pain because of it.
00:03:54.260 And the thing I'll say about Stephen Miller is one Republican said to me, he's the type of guy that after you have a meeting with him, you immediately want to wash your hands.
00:04:02.040 Just rid yourself of the stank.
00:04:05.580 The Donald Trump era is not over. 0.89
00:04:07.700 Donald Trump's still the president. But the MAGA style of politics is in decline and fall phase.
00:04:15.220 And if you need another sign, unrelated but also totally related, how about this? The cyber truck
00:04:22.360 is no more. Today, MAGA mega donor Alilan Musk, the guy who burned half a billion dollars trying
00:04:29.180 to stop Texas from turning blue, announced that Tesla will wind down production by next year.
00:04:35.260 The American car buyer has spoken. 0.89
00:04:37.240 No one wants to buy that ridiculous car. 0.94
00:04:40.400 It's just been that kind of week. 0.91
00:04:42.260 Things have changed.
00:04:44.060 Let me be clear, two more years of Donald Trump will still be incredibly dangerous.
00:04:47.740 All the more so with Stephen Miller as the chief of staff and Pete Hegseth at the Pentagon for as long as he's there.
00:04:54.340 But this ain't January 2025, fellas.
00:04:59.380 They can't just steamroll everyone.
00:05:02.040 We're in a very different world.
00:05:03.480 One point further on this. He says later in the interview that he is Stephen Miller's lawyer. So Stephen Miller doesn't have to lawyer up. And your point there, I've watched numerous administrations. My wife was in the Obama administration as associate White House counsel. And the reason that people lawyer up is because the people's lawyers, the Department of Justice lawyers, are not there to do the personal dirty work of whatever administration official might have done something wrong.
00:05:31.540 That's that. That's why you get a personal lawyer. And here you have Blanche basically declaring that's the job the Department of Justice is going to do.
00:05:39.960 That's right. Well, remember, under the unitary executive theory, which they've advanced since they got in, which the Roberts court has credited in different ways, the entire federal government, with the exception of the Fed, because they know that that would completely collapse the economy.
00:05:56.520 But the entire federal government reports directly to the president of the United States, and he can ask them to do essentially whatever he wants, because the Roberts court has also dealt him presidential immunity for felony crimes he commits in office under the alleged auspices of the executive branch of government.
00:06:13.720 So they operate with a sense of total impunity and immunity.
00:06:17.320 And I think they are looking to see whether this landslide repudiation of their administration and their policies is going to stick.
00:06:25.040 And that's why when when we take over in January, we've got to be very tough and very fair in pursuit of the rule of law and the Constitution.
00:06:34.760 Quickly here at the end, what is do you have a number one priority in terms of your investigative oversight role in the Judiciary Committee?
00:06:41.900 like the first thing that you want to know about? Well, there are many competitors for that title.
00:06:50.860 There's so many things we want to know about, and we're going to go after all of them. I've
00:06:54.720 written more than 200 investigative letters that have been ignored by the White House and by Todd
00:07:00.060 Blanche. But I'll tell you this. I am very concerned about the complete corruption and
00:07:06.440 degradation of the Department of Justice itself because of the Department of Justice, which is
00:07:11.000 supposed to be enforcing the laws is actually participating in criminality and in corruption,
00:07:17.660 then there's no hope for us having the rule of law. So we're going to be very focused
00:07:21.780 on trying to restore the rule of law in the Department of Justice, which of course began
00:07:25.860 under Trump by sacking hundreds of lawyers and other professional staff simply because they did
00:07:30.940 their job in working on the January 6th case, which was against Donald Trump's mob trying to
00:07:36.680 overthrow a presidential election.
00:07:39.400 Disgusting to see them not even wait till the week is out before actually laying their
00:07:44.300 cards on the table.
00:07:45.220 I mean, you have Garcia saying minutes after Stephen Miller was promoted to be the chief
00:07:50.720 of staff to the president of the United States of America, telling him to lawyer up.
00:07:55.440 Well, I'll tell you what, Stephen Miller has a lawyer.
00:07:58.180 It's me.
00:07:58.940 It's me and the entire Department of Justice.
00:08:01.040 okay uh saturday 7 november year earlier 2026 that was todd blanch right there at the end
00:08:07.440 uh garcia said they were going to eviscerate stephen miller upon an announcement the head
00:08:12.680 of oversight so and it was good to bring this to the surface because there was some happy talk
00:08:17.880 about oh we're going to work together they're not going to work together because they don't
00:08:20.720 want to they're bolsheviks you see how much they want to work together houston as you sit here
00:08:25.780 today is a sanctuary city, Texas en route to become a sanctuary state. Dr. Peter Navarro,
00:08:31.840 you've known Stephen Miller for a long time. Talk to the audience about his core beliefs
00:08:37.860 as you see them. See, this is the perfect choice. He's a MAGA warrior. He's policy-oriented,
00:08:47.360 and the core beliefs that he has speak exactly to what needs to be done to secure borders
00:08:54.780 and an economic policy centered around tariffs and fair trade.
00:09:01.500 And there can be no one else who will replace Susie Wiles 0.95
00:09:07.240 that will bring the MAGA agenda and send the right signal.
00:09:10.840 We have to consolidate and rebuild that MAGA base.
00:09:15.540 Steve's going to do it.
00:09:16.300 Steve Bannon, you and I go back to 2016.
00:09:21.020 I think you know this.
00:09:22.340 Stephen Miller was the guy who actually recruited me as the economic advisor to the campaign.
00:09:28.180 The first speech I helped him on was the famous jobs plan speech.
00:09:33.580 It's a beautifully written speech by Stephen.
00:09:37.760 It's the one where we had the seven promises on the economy.
00:09:41.280 We kept every single one of them.
00:09:43.200 In case there's an iconic photo of you and me and Stephen.
00:09:46.460 on the first day where he's signing, getting out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
00:09:53.080 And Stephen's just been a rock.
00:09:55.340 He's going to inflame the left.
00:09:59.380 Hey, let's have at it.
00:10:01.320 But this is not his first rodeo.
00:10:02.840 He came out of Michelle Bachman at one point when I made the film Fire from the Heartland.
00:10:07.520 Before, they mentioned the Tea Party.
00:10:09.640 It was 2010, not 2008.
00:10:12.060 We won 63 seats.
00:10:13.280 We won more seats than than the Democrats are going to win this time on the Tea Party revolt against Obama.
00:10:21.360 Stephen Miller was with Michelle Bachman with another guy, Sergio Gore.
00:10:25.060 That was the two grand dames. Wow. Pretty good. Wow. Pretty good squad.
00:10:28.520 Wow. So we got to know those guys then and just saw promise.
00:10:32.520 Stephen then went to Jeff Sessions staff. Gore eventually went to Rand Paul's staff.
00:10:40.100 Jeff Sessions, all this. And the reason he went there is about the immigration is about amnesty, DACA, all of it.
00:10:47.700 And Stephen had come out of that west side of Andrew Breitbart and Alex Marlowe, all those guys in the west side of L.A.
00:10:55.680 He was a devotee of Andrew Breitbart, came in hardcore.
00:11:00.220 And then after the president, this was in starting the 16 campaign when Fox tried to chop his legs off from him in the first debate in.
00:11:08.700 in um that was in august of i think it was august 1st of 2015 you know we talked to cory and those
00:11:15.300 guys said hey you got a staff up somehow because they had no staff it was just cory and the president
00:11:19.380 just winging it right somehow you gotta so stephen was the very first guy hired the only way we get
00:11:26.100 him into the campaign because president trump looks at the numbers was as the speech writer
00:11:30.560 now eventually he became the speech writer and the policy guy and he hired uh he actually made
00:11:37.580 some great hires you being the the top you and steven are the two longest serving members of
00:11:43.900 president me steven and dan scavino who is just a just a rock we are the only three that serve
00:11:51.040 the entire time caddy turned social media the three musketeers guys the three musketeers but
00:11:56.820 people i look look why is he even miller and this time right now yes given what happened on tuesday
00:12:03.780 Why is he the perfect choice?
00:12:05.420 Because we've talked here mass deportations.
00:12:08.440 We've talked the border.
00:12:09.400 We've talked immigration.
00:12:10.360 We've talked tariffs.
00:12:11.620 Every other commentator in the country is going, that's why you guys got smoked.
00:12:15.480 So why do you bring Miller in right now?
00:12:17.280 It's not why we got smoked.
00:12:18.660 We got smoked because folks within the MAGA base itself have had concern about the directions we've been going.
00:12:26.860 Miller, Stephen Miller is all signal, no noise, no nonsense.
00:12:31.980 and he's a master of the executive order.
00:12:38.500 He understands that in this fractured political environment,
00:12:41.620 the only way to get things done is through executive orders.
00:12:45.640 He did that as the deputy chief of staff for policy.
00:12:49.980 He ran the whole policy process for this administration.
00:12:53.560 He knows we need to get back to the future where we were.
00:12:57.440 For the audience, I want to go back to this.
00:12:59.320 He's called a maximalist, but this is the unitary theory of government where the president is the chief executive officer.
00:13:05.640 Yes.
00:13:05.860 He is the commander-in-chief, and he's the chief magistrate and chief law enforcement officer of the government.
00:13:10.980 That's the way the Constitution was set up.
00:13:13.140 All those powers are within the office of the president, and Stephen Miller is maniacal about implementing and executing that.
00:13:20.460 And by the way, the president got elected to secure the border.
00:13:24.060 He got elected to put in tariffs to end the fair trade, to end the unfair trade.
00:13:31.060 And Miller gets it.
00:13:32.540 I mean, no one understands the MAGA agenda more viscerally and cerebrally than Stephen Miller.
00:13:40.340 And so he knows how government works.
00:13:42.980 He's going to run a tight, strong ship.
00:13:46.080 My only hope about this whole thing is we will get back to the culture of in-Trump time,
00:13:51.340 which is to say to move as quickly as possible without screwing it up and you know one of the
00:13:57.200 other issues hanging out there which i hope we'll attend to is as the democrats threaten to put us
00:14:03.220 in prison again is this weaponization of government we we have not held anybody accountable that we
00:14:10.100 should hang on the guy just quit the other day too we're going to talk about that uh because they
00:14:13.900 are coming for president trump and they're coming for all of us all of us but but i mean those son 0.99
00:14:19.660 They have a bitches, Steve. 0.99
00:14:20.620 The way they're talking smack right now, like somehow they're righteous. 0.99
00:14:26.740 You and I were put in jail by a Democrat president, a Democrat Congress, and a Democrat jury, and Democrat appeals court judges for defending the frigging Constitution.
00:14:42.460 Okay?
00:14:43.280 You know what's coming.
00:14:45.280 So we're going to get back in their face, and Stephen Miller is going to be the face of that.
00:14:49.240 You need fighters.
00:14:50.140 Okay, short break.
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00:16:19.640 Baff. Okay, I want to go back and talk about it because people say we're doubling and tripling
00:16:26.580 down on policies that don't work. I want to make sure you go back and Stephen Miller is an economic
00:16:31.760 nationalists why tariffs and why have they been um misconstrued but not mistaken they've been
00:16:41.120 doing it on purpose but why you have guys who are supposed to be advisors to the president like
00:16:45.440 larry kudlow and like stephen moore that are out dumping on tariffs all the time the tariffs have
00:16:51.920 begun the manufacturing renaissance that we're at the beginning stages of would have never happened
00:16:58.000 You have to have an instrument to be able to force this, right?
00:17:02.200 Yes, you can have trade deals, and that's part of it.
00:17:04.520 But if you don't have the economic hammer, if you don't have the economic instrument of tariffs, it's not going to happen.
00:17:10.840 And so this whole thing that it's raised cause is just not true.
00:17:14.980 But we've let CNBC, because all these people are globalists.
00:17:19.120 That's what, if you have the tariffs, you can drive economic nationalism, right?
00:17:23.340 If you're a restrictionist on both obviously illegal aliens, but even more importantly on all the H-1Bs and all that, you can then start to get higher employment of your people at better wages and better working conditions.
00:17:37.820 Look, Steve, before the energy price shot from the war, we were winning the battle on tariffs in terms of messaging.
00:17:47.180 It was very clear that they weren't causing inflation.
00:17:49.820 All the data said that.
00:17:51.040 We were actually getting people to say it on TV, this, that, and the other thing.
00:17:54.560 But the supply shock has given a chance to all the critics to conflate the two, right?
00:18:01.360 And that's a very – but here's the thing, Steve.
00:18:03.660 We live in a world where the international trade system is fundamentally skewed against that.
00:18:11.460 The World Trade Organization, by rule, allows every other country in the world to cheat us through higher tariffs and higher non-tariff periods.
00:18:18.980 Why is that?
00:18:19.820 It's called the most favored nation rule, and it basically says that anybody is part of this organization has to set the tariff for everybody else that they set the lowest tariff for for somebody.
00:18:38.500 OK, and it's just an artifact of our history that we are the ones that have the lowest tariffs.
00:18:45.880 After World War II, we wanted the world in this globalist vision to prosper.
00:18:51.780 So we were going to lead with our chin.
00:18:53.940 We're going to lead the way by lowering tariffs in the hope everybody else did.
00:18:57.580 Because markets would rise.
00:19:00.660 We'd have more in a plan. 0.95
00:19:01.420 It's the whole b****. 1.00
00:19:02.840 And they would eventually come to our side. 1.00
00:19:05.840 One big bag of steaming b****. 1.00
00:19:08.740 They built up tariff walls. 1.00
00:19:10.540 And particularly, the biggest crush to us was the 90s when we brought China into the system. 0.80
00:19:16.240 We had NAFTA. 0.95
00:19:17.200 We had 2001 China. 0.94
00:19:18.780 I mean, the world is arrayed in a way which sucks our jobs offshore. 1.00
00:19:24.580 OK, it's the it's the sweatshops of Asia. 1.00
00:19:27.380 It's the pollutions, the havens of the world, whether Latin America, Africa, whatever. 1.00
00:19:32.540 Every there's like 50 countries that cheat the hell out of us and 15 where most of our trade deficit is with.
00:19:39.520 OK. And President Donald John Trump saw that in 2016, as did Stephen Miller, Stephen K. Bannon and Peter K. Navarro.
00:19:48.680 And what the only way you level that playing field is through tariffs, because tariffs basically are the way to offset the advantage.
00:19:58.120 And what the tariffs do in terms of unfair trade is as soon as you put them in, then you get the investment here instead of there.
00:20:09.100 the jobs come home. Now, what we've learned over the last five, eight years is that it's not just
00:20:16.380 about jobs. It's also about national security, because China taught us in the pandemic that
00:20:22.760 they would weaponize the pharmaceutical supply chain. China's taught us in this term that they're 0.93
00:20:28.200 weaponizing rare earths. When the pandemic hit, nations all around the world wouldn't give us 1.00
00:20:33.460 stuff. We've understood that we've got to bring our supply chains home. So this is both an economic
00:20:40.320 dimension and a national security dimension. Tariffs are the single most important policy
00:20:46.480 this country has right now in terms of our economic prosperity and our national security.
00:20:52.740 And we are booming because of it, Steve. And you can't see it and get it out there because
00:20:59.380 the energy price shock is overwhelming the perception okay but at the core now don't forget
00:21:07.820 one other thing steve it's three trillion dollars worth of revenues to help us balance a precariously
00:21:14.840 unbalanced budget over 10 years over 10 years that's real money and so the question's going
00:21:21.440 to be going forward is is you know what's going to happen okay hang on that's that's why i want
00:21:27.580 to tie these two together why is steven miller the perfect person to have in this role when
00:21:34.160 if you don't double down they're going to take everything back they're going to take the border
00:21:38.600 security back they're going to take all the things that you put and they're going to take the
00:21:42.020 economics because if you think they're coming for immigration they're coming for trump's tariffs
00:21:47.420 with just as much intensity well they're coming for the two things that are most successful
00:21:54.080 in terms of making this country safe and prosperous are a secure border and a tariff policy. 0.97
00:22:03.100 The tariff policy stops our supply chains and factories going to the sweatshops of Asia. 0.99
00:22:08.540 The secure borders prevent an invasion of illegals coming in, stealing our jobs and 0.97
00:22:14.480 dramatically driving down wages. And I think President Donald Trump is so frustrated
00:22:22.800 with his success at the border security he goes in and he solves the problem and suddenly people
00:22:29.920 forget that it was a problem they now take it for granted that we have a secure border
00:22:35.080 guess what that's that's going down but but and that's why we need miller in now but hang on this
00:22:42.620 is the problem with the former chief of staff you solve the border problem heroically in the first 60
00:22:48.700 to 90 days to stop it however that's not a permanent fix we never codified what i know
00:22:55.120 it's not a permanent fix because in texas right now why are we so focused on texas the governor
00:23:00.320 of texas on first of january can take all the assets that texas by the way do the geography
00:23:06.620 for people please steve okay in terms of the border yes you're only talking about two states
00:23:13.360 in effect right which is which is texas and california that's where most of it comes in
00:23:19.900 right arizona and and and the the the as big as the california border problem is it's actually
00:23:27.300 it's much easier get in but she can buy a stroke of a pen what she's going to do is take all those
00:23:33.020 texas assets which really president trump and the war and posse and others at the tip of a political 0.94
00:23:38.360 banette forced abbott to do that that can all come back plus the sanctuary city so so we got
00:23:44.940 i mean in nature permanent nature you you're you're not negative on where the country's going
00:23:50.700 but if we don't take dramatic action and we don't take it now you're quite concerned about the
00:23:55.740 direction i'm negative on where the country's going if i mean look look at what we got we got
00:24:00.820 texas we got california so it makes it hard we got all these sanctuary cities and states where
00:24:07.560 we can't accelerate the pace of the deportations that we promised and it has economic consequences
00:24:15.440 and social consequences so that's why Stephen Miller is important he's not going to put up 0.91
00:24:21.120 with any of this crap the Wall Street Journal and Fox News and the Murdochs hate tariffs because 0.95
00:24:25.420 they're globalists okay neoliberal neocon globalists they're going to come after you 0.99
00:24:29.740 they're licking their chops even more than the immigration they want to get rid of the tariffs
00:24:35.080 They want Trump to reverse all economic nationalism.
00:24:38.720 Of course they do.
00:24:39.600 What is your recommendation to the president on how we combat that?
00:24:43.100 You've got to – we've got a couple of minutes.
00:24:44.120 First of all, we have to double, triple, quadruple down on explaining to the people the messaging.
00:24:50.520 I mean, I've been working my ass off on this.
00:24:53.440 They did a major report with a film on this.
00:24:55.780 Today you saw what we had with the video.
00:24:59.900 I keep putting out the numbers.
00:25:01.200 I mean, it's Steve. If you just look at the numbers, we are in the midst of the greatest manufacturing renaissance since World War Two.
00:25:11.580 It's just I mean, it's and it's all tariff driven.
00:25:15.780 Yeah, the tax bill helps, but the tax bill alone, it's like a sideshow in some sense.
00:25:22.580 OK, it's the permanence of the guy in Georgia said he came on the stage, the CEO, and he said he's doing a five billion dollar plan.
00:25:29.600 He says, hey, if it wasn't for the terrorists.
00:25:31.260 They wouldn't be here. 0.82
00:25:31.760 He says, if it wasn't for the terrorists, then we'd do it in Germany.
00:25:34.740 One of the things I'm concerned about, I have to, you know, inside the administration,
00:25:39.820 I have to always worry about kind of like deals to like let the terrorists go.
00:25:44.840 Canada and Mexico are always wanting to get a reduction in tariffs for the autos and steel.
00:25:50.840 It's like, why?
00:25:51.960 Okay, because they're effective terror policies for the U.S.
00:25:56.800 And they want our jobs.
00:25:58.640 We're not giving it to him.
00:26:00.580 So it's, I'm telling you.
00:26:03.160 That's going to be one of the biggest fights that are going to happen.
00:26:04.380 Okay.
00:26:05.220 But Miller, Stephen Miller, Stephen Miller is as solid as a rock on MAGA issues as anybody
00:26:14.520 because it was you, me, Miller, the boss, and a few others back in 2016 who were preaching this gospel.
00:26:22.400 You don't believe that this is the end of the MAGA movement.
00:26:25.240 this is the beginning of the renaissance of the MAGA movement.
00:26:30.820 That's why Miller's there.
00:26:32.720 He's the MAGA warrior, the signal to the MAGA base.
00:26:36.780 You think Kevin McCarthy, as chief of staff, would have united the MAGA base? 0.95
00:26:42.780 Are you frigging kidding me? 0.62
00:26:44.140 His was a two-pronged approach. 0.95
00:26:45.260 Get Jordan in as the minority leader and take over as chief of staff,
00:26:48.500 and then you back to lobbyist station.
00:26:50.820 You know, as much as I used to love Jim Jordan, until he proves to me that he's got the cojones he's used to having, I'm not a Jordan fan.
00:27:01.440 Because you and I went to prison, Steve, and he didn't lift a finger for us, okay? 0.99
00:27:07.180 That son of a bitch didn't lift a finger on the weaponization. 0.99
00:27:12.000 He didn't do anything on weaponization. 1.00
00:27:13.700 That's the problem.
00:27:15.380 Where do people go to get all your content?
00:27:17.180 You're putting out great stuff like that, fantastic film.
00:27:19.460 Peter Navarro.com.
00:27:21.120 It's the gateway for X, Getter, Truth, Instagram, Substack.
00:27:25.300 I think there's a book out on the New York Times bestseller list.
00:27:28.180 Why Fauci must rot in prison, New York Times bestseller.
00:27:32.140 Buy this.
00:27:32.880 Hey, by the way, War Room, today, do this for me.
00:27:36.120 99 cents.
00:27:37.280 I got you a deal on Kindle.
00:27:39.520 You can get the book on Kindle.
00:27:41.120 Does that count on New York Times?
00:27:41.880 99 cents.
00:27:42.720 It does.
00:27:43.600 You go buy the Kindle and then write a five-star review and we'll keep this thing going. 1.00
00:27:48.880 Well, I'm telling you, if we can get everybody to read that book, we'll have the political will to take that son of a bitch into prison. 0.99
00:27:56.380 Yes, sir, brother. 0.99
00:27:57.180 Go, Admiral.
00:27:58.360 We need you more than ever, brother.
00:27:59.960 I thought you were going to save Texas for us, but it's not too late.
00:28:04.900 Now we've got to do it again.
00:28:05.820 We're trying it this time.
00:28:07.280 Thank you so much.
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00:31:02.060 So we received the reports that there was shooting in the main square of Krakow, which is right behind me.
00:31:11.780 There's a heavy police presence. The square has been cordoned off.
00:31:16.960 I saw a lot of police right on the square and also outside driving around the city.
00:31:23.620 I saw firetrucks, I saw ambulances.
00:31:28.740 The police here just outside the square are not giving any information.
00:31:34.560 They're sending it to the official police press office.
00:31:40.320 But as you can see, the square and the area around, it's very empty.
00:31:44.920 The police told me that they are sending people who are still in the square,
00:31:49.800 which is the main square of Krakow
00:31:51.860 and it's very popular with tourists even now
00:31:53.960 it's November
00:31:55.380 it's very cold, it's a lot less tourists
00:31:57.620 than in the summer but there was
00:31:59.840 still a lot of people when I passed
00:32:01.560 through the square
00:32:02.840 several hours ago, it was full of people
00:32:05.860 right now it's very
00:32:07.780 empty, unusually empty
00:32:09.500 nobody
00:32:11.400 that I can see is there in the square
00:32:14.100 I saw maybe
00:32:15.760 15 minutes ago some people still
00:32:17.760 being let out of the square by the police, and it's very quiet.
00:32:22.560 People are calm. The situation is calm.
00:32:25.180 I can see some people outside the square still walking about,
00:32:29.920 but the square itself is cordoned off.
00:32:34.880 What are police saying about the number of casualties?
00:32:40.400 The people here outside are not saying anything.
00:32:45.380 they said they can't give any information.
00:32:48.580 So the people right outside the square are just people guarding the square
00:32:52.200 and now not giving out any information.
00:32:56.400 And in terms of what you're hearing regarding the gunman,
00:33:01.360 how many attackers were there?
00:33:03.760 What has happened to him or them?
00:33:07.620 The only information I have is from the Polish press agency
00:33:12.020 that there was a shooting from a car passing by from a street that is leading to the square.
00:33:20.260 So the reports from the Polish press agency said that there was a shooting from a car.
00:33:27.540 But the police right outside the square is not giving out any information.
00:33:32.200 This is Poland. Of course, they tried to have the coup in Poland. 0.94
00:33:35.060 Donald Tusk and their crew last week to go to the judiciary.
00:33:38.600 You see where the judiciary is important everywhere.
00:33:41.400 and of course the lawfare here nothing you know the um the u.s attorney down in miami quit
00:33:49.580 so i don't know if we're nowhere on taking care of the deep state uh and getting to the bottom
00:33:55.180 of this but it certainly feels like we've had a major setback and i think that's one of the
00:33:58.920 reasons that the mega base was depressed about um um and and so far look we have a lot of analysis
00:34:08.000 is going on about these numbers the question is being asked and people are looking at it
00:34:12.340 about the 19 million uh additional voters that is just an enormous turnout if they did do that
00:34:19.480 right we have to learn how they did that because that is a turnout we actually had a better turnout
00:34:25.480 than 2022 and i told you that the electorate in midterms is different than the electorate
00:34:32.300 in presidential years.
00:34:36.840 Well, that was not the case.
00:34:37.940 They actually had presidential year numbers.
00:34:40.840 Now, people are going to argue that's because so many people hate Trump.
00:34:43.820 Well, you saw in 2020, it didn't quite pan out when you looked at the numbers.
00:34:47.580 So we'll get to all that.
00:34:48.420 But right now, I don't think people should not be complaining about a stolen election.
00:34:53.520 You've got to deal with the facts of they're taking over the House,
00:34:56.180 they're taking over the Senate, and this is going to be a massive, massive throwdown.
00:34:59.560 in texas alone and if you don't get if we don't get on top of this in texas immediately i mean
00:35:07.600 we didn't shift the show down there in january 2025 that we didn't get the sense that something
00:35:12.600 was deeply deeply wrong in the lone star state and that the people that have been trying to
00:35:17.120 turn it blue uh have been working on this for a long time and had tremendous amount of dark money
00:35:22.000 in back of them and so texas is and it's not just structurally oh we're not going to win another
00:35:27.720 presidential election you're going to lose the country you're going to lose the country if you
00:35:32.040 lose texas it's bad enough we've lost california that is massive and look at california what
00:35:38.440 happened the other day one of the reasons we didn't spend any time in california people coming
00:35:41.560 to us non-stop to get out of california i said look the guy running for governor uh what hilton
00:35:46.760 is going to get uh you know he's going to get a third of the vote it's so the gun it's so gun
00:35:51.880 deck there that's unbelievable now we've got can we play the clip i'm going to play the cnn clip
00:35:56.360 we started off with with anderson cooper steven miller is now in uh is now as uh chief of staff
00:36:04.200 and that is to kind of stave off what's coming what's coming is more situations like texas
00:36:10.120 immediately they have to be dealt with and i think this has to be dealt with the dhs and they should
00:36:14.120 be working all weekend on this asap also you've got everything that's going to happen when they
00:36:19.880 get back on monday and tuesday they want to put thune back in and jordan kevin carthy mccarthy
00:36:24.920 he wants to get jordan back in you're not going to have anything happen right it's all lobbyists
00:36:29.560 all lobbyists driven and thune gets rewarded for what he did uh with nobody wanting to work at all
00:36:35.240 for any of these uh for any of these senators and then you're going to have all of them before they
00:36:40.200 leave want to get a payoff so they can then turn and get retained as being lobbied and say hey we
00:36:46.040 got you something so you've got you're gonna have five or six major pieces of legislation at the
00:36:50.760 same time we have I think 80 or 100 billets we have to fill right now as far as confirmations
00:36:58.920 go and there's no plan whatsoever of how to do that. Sean Spicer walked you through the
00:37:02.700 numbers the other day. If you did, if Schumer's going to drag everything out, if you took
00:37:06.120 all your time just to do that, you'd get 15, 16, 17 people. We need 100 plus you get judges.
00:37:13.760 So it's general quarters. The great news about Stephen, he is a guy that's going to double
00:37:17.960 triple down i mean he's uh you know he doesn't have the night the best bedside manner it's not
00:37:24.060 gonna pat you in the head and say it's all everything's gonna be all right that's not
00:37:26.840 stephen miller and he's absolutely fully understands the two biggest issues we've got
00:37:31.500 which the economy with the tariffs and of course everything related to immigration
00:37:35.060 i think the situation of the war is going to have to be this is why i called for the
00:37:40.160 presidential commission if you want to get back of october 7th you want to get back of what happened
00:37:45.100 You want to get in back of Midnight Hammer, how successful it was.
00:37:50.240 We don't have time to do it now, but Matt Gaetz put out, you know,
00:37:53.600 they went out for, you know, some sort of reward if you come up with information
00:37:59.680 regarding the nuclear program in Iran.
00:38:03.560 And, you know, Matt Gaetz retweeted it with tongue-in-cheek, said,
00:38:07.160 hey, send me my 20 million bucks, I'm going to give you a tip.
00:38:10.020 We took care of it back with Midnight Hammer in June, late June of 2025.
00:38:14.840 Well, that's what we were told.
00:38:16.440 We've got to get, if we don't do the presidential commission,
00:38:19.220 we're going to lose the ability to oversee the investigation
00:38:23.060 because the Democrats are going to come in and do it right then.
00:38:26.460 What they're going to do is come in and they're going to get War Powers Act passed.
00:38:29.900 They're going to have a constitutional confrontation with the president
00:38:32.360 because I think the War Powers Act happens to be unconstitutional.
00:38:34.820 They'll have a huge fight.
00:38:36.600 And then in the budget process, the authorization process,
00:38:41.900 they're going to cut off all money to the war.
00:38:43.480 that is going to cut it off.
00:38:45.680 And they're prepared to shut down the government
00:38:47.160 because they understand that's a winner.
00:38:49.740 People hate this war.
00:38:51.540 And people got all these questions about our own sovereignty.
00:38:54.600 What's the story with our sovereignty?
00:38:55.880 How did we actually get in this?
00:38:57.160 Whose information was it?
00:38:58.240 Who was driving this?
00:39:00.460 As you know, we're not particularly impressed
00:39:03.100 with the direction of the intelligence agency.
00:39:05.260 What did the Mossad have?
00:39:06.180 All we heard is exquisite intelligence.
00:39:09.160 What exquisite intelligence has in place
00:39:11.500 on the 7th of November, the year of our Lord, 2026.
00:39:14.980 As you remember, I talked to Neil McCabe.
00:39:17.020 I think I did it on the show, if not, it was afterwards,
00:39:18.900 that they announced that there was going to be
00:39:21.300 a special announcement at 8.30 this morning.
00:39:23.400 Well, that special announcement was about a study group,
00:39:26.580 20 people in Tampa, Florida, at CENTCOM headquarters
00:39:29.400 that are going to study now all the land routes
00:39:32.140 and everything coming into Persia,
00:39:34.700 basically to create the exact same thing
00:39:38.440 that you're doing with the blockade.
00:39:40.780 Well, by gosh, I hope that's been done years ago.
00:39:45.320 I hope that is, and look, the theoretical exercise doing that is wonderful,
00:39:49.820 but pick up the phone and call the field marshal in Pakistan
00:39:54.380 that supposedly is the intermediary on these negotiations.
00:39:58.640 You know, the word is we're doing a back channel with Qatar,
00:40:01.680 who's been pretty open that they're working on something
00:40:05.160 that it's actually an end to this war and a nuclear inspection program that would satisfy
00:40:11.140 the president so that you could see that if it wasn't all destroyed, all these things
00:40:16.000 in the margin, you could basically have inspectors in there.
00:40:21.180 And you've got a situation in Israel where Netanyahu, they look like they're putting
00:40:25.640 together a coalition government, including the Arabs, that were going to remove Netanyahu
00:40:31.260 from office.
00:40:31.840 But that thing changes every day.
00:40:33.120 this is why the presidential
00:40:35.400 commission puts President Trump
00:40:37.880 in charge of
00:40:39.840 the investigation of what
00:40:41.860 we have to do as a people we can't depend
00:40:43.820 upon Israel anymore it's been three years into the war 0.93
00:40:45.700 nothing they haven't done anything on
00:40:47.780 October 7th you've heard a bunch
00:40:50.000 of finger pointing
00:40:51.480 it was a part of their
00:40:53.300 it was a part of their process
00:40:55.680 for the election but that doesn't
00:40:57.780 matter for us we need to have our own set of facts
00:40:59.980 and we need to go to Midnight Hammer and what
00:41:01.860 happened there and then we need to go to was it epic fury of the war the re-initiation of this
00:41:07.340 war really is a regime change war and how we got into that and marco rubio's whole comments about
00:41:14.020 uh about oh we did it for israel because they were you know there was they were going to be
00:41:18.020 attacked or whatever he said you know at the time he says we initiated this because of israel
00:41:22.460 well we have to know that the american people have to know that you have to know it because
00:41:27.120 we have to know it if you're a sovereign country and we're going to be a republic there's also
00:41:31.780 a practical political if you don't do it they're doing it they just ran on this and the american
00:41:38.000 people voted overwhelmingly in every aspect you look at the war and what they say is the
00:41:43.100 affordability issues off the war were the single biggest drivers in this and all you have is the
00:41:48.760 neocons on fox non-stop non-stop mark teeson these guys coming on you got levin and all these guys
00:41:56.120 oh it wasn't it was about you know chaos and it's just all this they're trying to divert attention
00:42:01.000 to what the key issue was.
00:42:03.200 And guess what?
00:42:03.720 When the Democrats get here
00:42:04.820 in the first week of January,
00:42:06.160 they ain't going to be
00:42:06.600 diverting attention.
00:42:07.520 They're going to be
00:42:07.780 driving attention.
00:42:09.960 There's going to be
00:42:10.360 an impeachment vote.
00:42:11.240 It's supposed to be,
00:42:11.860 as we sit here
00:42:12.420 a Saturday morning,
00:42:12.940 there's supposed to be
00:42:13.580 an impeachment vote
00:42:14.260 driven by dissident Republicans
00:42:16.500 like Massey and others
00:42:17.740 on Monday or Tuesday.
00:42:19.800 But hey,
00:42:20.260 I think they're going to get
00:42:21.000 a number of Republicans
00:42:21.860 to sign up on this on Pete.
00:42:24.500 Whether you think
00:42:25.160 Pete's responsible or not,
00:42:26.380 I think that's going to move forward.
00:42:27.740 Now, how that gets worked out
00:42:29.140 in this lame duck session
00:42:30.300 but hey they're going to do it again with 256 house members and what 56 57 members in the
00:42:40.080 senate they're going to do it all again on uh on the first week of january and they're going to
00:42:45.220 take the initiative on this this is why this plan i i don't think the plan is to put out
00:42:49.320 sunk count to put out oh we're going to study the land routes that's fine but you should have
00:42:54.500 studied those and those should be just like the navy came up with the blockade and also next thing
00:42:59.080 You know, you see a bunch of combatants, aircraft carriers, carrier battle groups that you could do the same land thing.
00:43:05.540 But we don't have the manpower or the resources.
00:43:09.260 It would take a standing army, the 82nd Airborne, 101st Airborne and others to be over there to even do that. 0.54
00:43:17.780 This is where Russia and Pakistan and the Chinese Communist Party, because what's coming across those borders is all from the CCP.
00:43:25.040 And the president's going to have this.
00:43:26.620 They're working on it right now, having a Xi Putin sit down, like a mini summit coming in the weeks.
00:43:33.460 But they're taking the initiative on ending this war, and we've got to get in front of it.
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00:47:26.460 down this war they put out a report today they're going to study got a study group's going to study
00:47:30.480 the land same thing we've done on the um on the blockade do it by land um which i don't know maybe
00:47:37.980 call pakistan just have them shut it down or call russia and say hey we're gonna have a big problem
00:47:43.260 We keep sending CCP parts of material over there.
00:47:47.620 Your thoughts on that?
00:47:48.640 And then sell me a great pot of dark roast coffee, sir. 0.98
00:47:54.920 I think winding down the war in the Persian Gulf right now with Iran is a great thing to do.
00:47:59.700 I mean, the American people voted overwhelmingly against Trump, which is terrible for the American people. 0.68
00:48:06.340 But this war needs to wind down.
00:48:08.860 We're, it's just a, it's a bleed on the American people.
00:48:13.320 The taxpayers are footing the bill. 0.99
00:48:15.240 Israel's not footing the bill.
00:48:16.660 Let's wind it down, get the oil flowing.
00:48:19.600 We need to start building refineries here in the U.S.
00:48:22.500 so we can refine our own oil.
00:48:24.140 That's what we need to do.
00:48:25.300 We need to become energy independent. 1.00
00:48:27.620 We need to get out of the Persian Gulf.
00:48:29.500 I'm not saying completely get out of the Persian Gulf, 1.00
00:48:31.680 but draw down big time.
00:48:34.420 CENTCOM doesn't need to be the biggest command.
00:48:37.180 We need to focus on America.
00:48:38.540 We need to, you know, work on the wall, get America, America, America, America, forget about the Middle East, forget about Russia, China, start drawing back down.
00:48:50.260 I'm not saying isolationist, but America needs to be the focus and get the oil flowing, get the prices down across the board on everything in America.
00:49:00.140 Everything is unaffordable here now, Steve.
00:49:03.560 It's insane.
00:49:04.920 The prices on everything is through the roof.
00:49:08.380 Get the prices down on everything.
00:49:09.860 Get the oil flowing and draw down our forces and focus on America.
00:49:14.580 That's what we want.
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00:50:11.360 It's separation weekend in college football,
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00:50:16.480 I'm going to do it right now.
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00:50:18.900 Start with Brigham Young in Utah and go throughout the day.
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00:50:30.680 Trevor Comstock, what do you got for us, brother?
00:50:33.000 Run through the tape.
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00:51:58.960 material source material labor all of it mo is supposed to be here today but she's up at the
00:52:05.900 uh army uh air force game i guess they're playing for the commander in chief trophy
00:52:10.980 go army beat air force as she would say mo have a great time um i'll be up all week gonna get her
00:52:18.860 we're already packed for early in the week make sure you stay tuned to everything over the weekend
00:52:24.940 because there's a lot that is going to be happening i will tell you folks from texas all
00:52:30.460 the way to the persian gulf and it's time now to end this war this whole situation with qatar
00:52:36.780 the situation with uae the situation saudi arabia with israel all of it wrap it up let's bring it
00:52:43.240 home you want to keep doing some economic warfare that's fine but time to time to move on because
00:52:48.480 If we don't do it, the Democrats are going to, and they're going to take all the credit that's going to have a massive impact going forward.
00:52:55.600 So somebody's got to start thinking about the practical politics besides the vital national security interests and our sovereignty, our sovereignty.
00:53:05.140 Okay, may God bless America.
00:53:06.480 The Acoustic Version, up now.
00:53:09.100 I'll be up all weekend and get to see you then.
00:53:10.880 See you back here Monday, Tuesday.
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