Bannon's War Room - November 12, 2026


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00:00:00 The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want.
00:00:03 He makes me lie down in green pastures.
00:00:08 Get these people off their land.
00:00:10 Do whatever it takes.
00:00:13 Hey, you live around here?
00:00:14 Whoa!
00:00:16 Get behind me, kid.
00:00:19 I'm just not gonna let anyone come into my town, 0.99
00:00:21 burn down our homes, and kill my friends. 0.72
00:00:25 Though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, 1.00
00:00:28 I will fear no evil.
00:00:30 You are with me.
00:00:32 Prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies.
00:00:36 I'll keep you safe.
00:00:39 Amen.
00:00:40 Ghost Soldier, rated PG-13.
00:00:42 Now playing in theaters.
00:00:44 Wednesday, 11 November, year of our Lord, 2026.
00:00:47 It is Veterans Day.
00:00:48 We are honored to have Jim Caviezel.
00:00:51 Jim was going to come on this morning, but we covered wall-to-wall,
00:00:53 the commemoration at arlington national cemetery for veterans day uh jim uh the number one movie
00:01:00 in america as we project it is ghost soldiers as it kicks off today tell us about the movie
00:01:06 and why is it important for this audience to go see it and go see it today tomorrow friday saturday
00:01:12 repeat screenings jim caviesel well a lot of us are a little down after those elections and this
00:01:20 is the remedy for it. Uh, it's a kick-ass film and it, uh, in much in the same vein of Charlton
00:01:27 Heston and the, the, uh, the movies that he made that were very real, that had great honor and
00:01:33 faith, uh, of, of warrior ship in it. Uh, we did the same way. I, I, Chris, uh, Papa Sedaro, who
00:01:40 wrote this script, who's Green Beret. And, uh, I, I've been around a lot of great veterans over
00:01:46 the years that have really trained me, and especially with weapons and fighting. I started
00:01:52 off doing GI Jane and all the Navy SEAL community with Harry Humphrey, Scott Halveston, Hashim
00:01:59 Shalon, David Bruce. And I wanted to make something that would represent our country,
00:02:05 something that wasn't emasculating, because we've seen that something that isn't woke,
00:02:12 As Trump says, go woke, go broke.
00:02:14 We ain't going broke anymore.
00:02:16 This is about a guy who stands up to a tyranny, a great tyranny that's taken land away from people that can't defend themselves, people that are losing their water.
00:02:26 Much the same way what's going on right now across America.
00:02:30 This is a Concord Bridge. 0.93
00:02:31 This is the moment when the Brits are going to take our gunpowder.
00:02:36 And at that bridge, at Concord Bridge, those American soldiers stood and fought, fought back.
00:02:42 And that is kind of what this is, is a guy that goes in and kicks the hell out of all these corporations.
00:02:50 And we're taking our country back.
00:02:52 That's really the gist of the film.
00:02:54 And I'm telling you, the boys that watch this, your children can go see it.
00:02:58 The boys, we showed it to a group of Navy SEALs and their boys and the aviators and their boys in Coronado.
00:03:06 And I asked them what they thought of it.
00:03:08 And I could see him running around just and they screamed out because that was their papa fighting for them.
00:03:13 That was their papa loving on him. And we need this now.
00:03:16 And I want to thank Sony. I want to thank Tom Rothman.
00:03:19 I want to thank Sanford Panitch and Anjianetti and Josh Goldstein for finally stepping up and taking it on the chin and making the right move for Hollywood.
00:03:29 Because we're flipping this, man. We're flipping it. We're taking America back.
00:03:33 jim you know sound of freedom passion of christ others have been these huge independent films
00:03:39 sound of freedom i think the biggest one of the biggest biggest non you know um you know comic
00:03:46 book hero films from the career it was released you've been in the independent film world you've
00:03:51 also done studio pictures but how do you get a studio to both produce this film to release the
00:03:58 film have all this action in it with their kind of you know motivations and you have it pg-13
00:04:04 and yet people are raving about this movie how did you work that well it's a very unusual film
00:04:10 it's a film that hasn't been out there than people been screaming out to see for a long time
00:04:14 and it starts with a guy named josh goldstein who who now is running paramount but he was at
00:04:22 head of marketing at uh sony and he uh they they they they told me that 90 90 of the viewership
00:04:31 in america the people that and what i mean by that is people that go to movies habitually once
00:04:36 a week we're no longer going to movies and that's devastating that means the american film won't
00:04:42 survive that but we've been watching from decade to decade uh won't survive and nobody's watching
00:04:47 the academy awards anymore and uh sony picked up on all this and uh they uh went out investigated
00:04:54 to the public you know who do you like and it came back across america my name my name because
00:05:00 of the films i've done films that i did like the passion of the christ like sound of freedom and
00:05:06 uh stood up and took it in the chin because some of us you know if we're really believe in this
00:05:12 country and want to make it work. We have to, you know, be warriors in anything we do and really
00:05:19 starts from us. And this is what Trump has been showing a lot of us, that it can't just be him.
00:05:23 It has to be us, each individual. Peace begins with us. Can you, I don't want to give the plot
00:05:32 away. I don't want to give all the, you know, the, the, the great inflection points, but just
00:05:38 give us the overarching, you know, plot of the film, the story. Why did it move you so much?
00:05:44 You get offers all the time. Why did you choose this script at this time?
00:05:49 It wasn't a Hollywood film. Bottom line, it was real. It was what people have been screaming out
00:05:56 to me all across America. Why won't you make these kind of films? It was what Jimmy Stewart
00:06:02 said to me years ago, you young man, you make good movies. He was in the military and he flew
00:06:08 26 missions over Nazi Germany. He was a brigadier general. He was a great American. He won Academy
00:06:13 Award. Right after that, he went and served our nation. And so Chris Papasadero, who wrote this,
00:06:21 it was about a Green Beret. And he lives off the grid. He's a veteran. And he makes weapons,
00:06:28 advanced weapons really cool like even better than james bond weapons and anyway he um uh gets
00:06:35 in it with this little boy little boy is is being bullied around and and he protects him and um and
00:06:42 then that leads up to the next level of the the town um that he has to serve uh you know trying
00:06:48 to protect um from these corporations they're trying to steal our water and their land
00:06:53 why do you think this film for right now we've gotten indications it's it's it's trending number
00:07:01 one right now why is this a film that america should see and should see over the next couple
00:07:08 of days it's what you were doing all day today and what people were doing when they're watching
00:07:14 their veterans that died watch their families and their brothers and sisters die
00:07:18 it's what we want that we know in our hearts that if this country falls the entire world's
00:07:26 going to fall it's over god gave us this moment this moment this fits character he reminds us of
00:07:34 us and it has we've been uh we've been marginalized we you saw it in the passion of the christ we
00:07:42 were marginalized. We had articles that were written, Mel Gibson and me, 107 articles that
00:07:49 front page of the New York Times just ripped the hell out of us telling you not to go and you came
00:07:53 anyway. I've never put out crap. I've always wanted to put out something that would make 0.99
00:07:59 people like Jimmy Stewart and my family and my country proud. And I knew this would. I knew this
00:08:06 would because it wasn't about the emasculation of just some guy or it wasn't a transgender Jesus 0.96
00:08:13 or it wasn't a gay Jesus where I would have won Academy Award. I mean, let's face it. And that's 0.92
00:08:19 why people have turned the film industry off. And I got to hand it to Sony for finally stepping up
00:08:25 and they didn't have to, but we went to them for Sound of Freedom. They didn't pick that film up.
00:08:31 Angel did. The Passion of the Christ did not get picked up by any of the studios.
00:08:38 And right there, that's $3 billion. I mean, can you imagine turning $3 billion down?
00:08:44 So I just knew, A, make a great film. Make real stuff. This has a spirituality in it, like, you
00:08:54 know, films that I used to watch, like Enter the Dragon, Bruce Lee. He had a spirituality in there,
00:09:00 And I watched it. And when Hollywood found and bought that film, because they they wouldn't give him a chance.
00:09:06 And he wanted the spirit of the warrior, the samurai in there. And they didn't want it in there.
00:09:11 It was too much religiosity and everything. This is what they did to me on the Count of Monte Cristo.
00:09:16 Most people didn't know who I was back then, but they they saw it not in the theaters.
00:09:22 They saw it later and they said, this is powerful. But see, the the industry, they don't.
00:09:27 it's become like very communist, very anti-God. And so there is a God element in it. And it's
00:09:33 not something like, you know, a lot of the SEAL community that I've worked with, it's not like
00:09:38 they walk it or wear it on their sleeve, but they have it here in their heart. They have in the
00:09:42 right spot and they're not an atheist in the foxhole. And that's the same, same characteristic
00:09:47 that Chris Papasadero who wrote this and the guys that believed in it, believed in me, came in and
00:09:54 And they believed, Sony believed that there was a group of Americans out there, millions of them, that would come to this movie.
00:10:02 And this really, this is a referendum on me, referendum also on Hollywood.
00:10:07 And Sony's ahead of it.
00:10:09 And Sony's going to get the, a lot of Americans are going to, I think, are going to start coming to their movies more.
00:10:15 And I think more of the industry, Paramount.
00:10:17 Josh Goldstein is now over there and David Allison and all of them.
00:10:21 And so give the industry just a moment more.
00:10:26 I think the Americans are because I think they want to have that traditional movies that work because we're really fighting over what?
00:10:34 The narrative.
00:10:35 This is good versus evil.
00:10:37 And generally, Americans and people in the world, they love this kind of thing.
00:10:44 And we have to build our wall up.
00:10:45 And we've got to be stronger because without a wall, we have no country.
00:10:51 You said, Josh, you're going around the country and came back to the executive of Sony and said, hey, 90 percent of the American movie going public that used to go all the time doesn't go anymore.
00:11:00 We've got to start making movies that they can understand and relate to.
00:11:05 Talk to me about the feedback you're getting so far as is the first day besides screenings and premieres.
00:11:10 It's the first day the public's actually getting access to it.
00:11:13 What are you hearing so far about what the public says about the film?
00:11:17 well it's the this is the this is a lot of comments are i haven't been to movies in years
00:11:25 or i haven't been to movies since the passion of the christ or i haven't been a movie since
00:11:29 sound of freedom and they go to this film they're going to laugh they're going to be highly
00:11:33 entertained as one commentator put it he said you're going to have yourself a couple beers and
00:11:38 have a great time with the guys uh and and it's a great family film it's also for for um for a lot
00:11:45 of great mothers out there that have sons that don't have a father, because that's what this
00:11:51 film represents. You know, Fitz didn't have that father, but he gets to father this boy that needs
00:11:56 help. He's getting bullied around. And a lot of, you know, men, as I was, you know, praying during
00:12:04 the Passion of the Christ, I hear Jesus telling me, you know, when you're 18, you think you're
00:12:09 a you're a man you got to earn that right we don't have a lot of we have a lot of 15 60 and 70 year
00:12:16 old guys in my business they're not men you got to be a warrior to be a man and this this character
00:12:22 fits as a man and it represents her country and it just it's around in the right time i mean we 0.98
00:12:27 got our i'm just tired of our country get kicked in the ass and having them steal our machines and 0.64
00:12:34 And just the fact that, you know, you go to a football game and you have to show an ID and I go, I don't need one to vote. 0.97
00:12:42 My God, we're going to give away our country like that, our Constitution.
00:12:46 And look at what Trump is doing. I love that man. I love him. I don't care.
00:12:50 They'll say to me, oh, don't say that your personal feelings about the president. I won't. I just love him.
00:12:55 I love him like a father. I love him. He's my brother. He took a bullet for our country.
00:13:01 how many times he's been almost assassinated. And this goes into that group. I'm going to say
00:13:07 the central banking system, the IMF, the ECB, the private wealth central banks, the BIS,
00:13:12 the Rothschild banks, they're controlling our nation. That's why Trump loves Andrew Jackson.
00:13:19 He took on two of the central banks and he destroyed them. John F. Kennedy, McKinley,
00:13:23 all of these great men, Reagan that took on communism. And they've been pumping this down
00:13:30 my throat since i was in college and i got so tired of it that's why i had to go to the at least
00:13:35 apply to the united states naval academy so i could get a reasonable education instead of 0.98
00:13:39 all this crap from these commie bastards so anyway it's not quite red dawn it's better than red dawn 0.98
00:13:46 but it's a different story but it's a moment it is a moment right now the concord bridge and as i 0.99
00:13:53 told you earlier reagan when he said that you and i have a rendezvous with destiny this is that
00:13:58 moment right now, America. Jim, I know you got to bounce. Where do people go? We're going to
00:14:04 continue this conversation with you later after the film gets out there. Where do people go right
00:14:08 now to go see the movie? Hey, listen, Steve, I want to just tell you first, I love you, man.
00:14:12 I love you, brother. Thank you for being the greatest American patriot. I'll put you on my
00:14:18 monument at home. You go over my fireplace with Jimmy Stewart, brother. It's all over America,
00:14:23 command just go on to fandango you'll see it we're gonna have everybody go see this film
00:14:29 jim everybody's got your back thank you brother appreciate you thank you the movie is ghost
00:14:34 soldier sony is releasing it opening it on veterans day in the year of our lord 2026
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00:14:46 jim kaviesel today this is an action movie along the lines of sound of freedom but this time
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00:16:35 What's that?
00:16:37 This?
00:16:38 St. Michael.
00:16:38 It's a patron saint of soldiers.
00:16:40 Soldiers like me believe he'll protect us in battle.
00:16:43 I wish my dad was my animal.
00:16:46 There's two systems of law now in this country.
00:16:49 One for the wealthy who can't afford to break it.
00:16:51 This is our final offer.
00:16:52 This land goes to my grandson. 0.90
00:16:54 And one for the poor who can't afford to. 1.00
00:16:56 We're done messing around.
00:16:57 Hit the Hernandez farm hard. 1.00
00:16:59 Burn the place down. 1.00
00:17:01 Dad! 1.00
00:17:08 Whoa!
00:17:09 Get behind me, kid.
00:17:11 He's an old-school Green Beret with advanced military training.
00:17:16 It won't be a fight.
00:17:18 It'll be a massacre.
00:17:22 What?
00:17:25 St. Michael the Archangel.
00:17:28 Defend us in battle.
00:17:30 Be our protection against the wickedness.
00:17:34 And snares of the devil.
00:17:36 by the power of the almighty God
00:17:39 cast into hell
00:17:41 Satan 0.99
00:17:43 and all the evil spirits
00:17:47 will peril about the world
00:17:50 seeking the destruction of souls
00:17:53 he's gonna keep you safe
00:18:02 God will judge our enemies
00:18:04 i'll just arrange a meeting
00:18:12 okay that is in that is in theaters that little stub at the end i don't think that's in the
00:18:27 trailer okay uh it's a great week jim caviezel jim caviezel releases a major motion picture
00:18:33 this ain't streaming on netflix baby this is at a big screen because jim's caviesel's a movie star
00:18:39 we proved that in the passion of christ which he really so embodied that role it was amazing
00:18:45 um and then uh sound of freedom i think the biggest non uh sequel or comic book movie
00:18:54 superhero movie of that year incredible right here on the war room and of course
00:18:59 it's in theaters everywhere check your local listings for times and places go see it today
00:19:05 tomorrow friday re-see it over the weekend let's show Caviezel he's got his back you're gonna love
00:19:10 plus revolutionary snipers what in the hell in one week we get a Patrick K O'Donnell new book
00:19:17 about the revolution badasses in the revolution and Jim Caviezel coming out with a badass
00:19:23 doesn't get any better folks i'm getting tired of winning just kidding
00:19:30 um when you see that you get pretty pumped up help he's my co-host he was halfway at the door
00:19:37 so he's going to get back here you can wait this is a seven o'clock show thoughts on caviso in the
00:19:43 movie oh he's just the best i mean that he's one of my favorite actors i just he's so passionate
00:19:48 he just he just is into the role you just you feel like you're there with him he's he's there's
00:19:56 nobody like it's a sony picture he's talking about saint michael and he puts everything out there
00:20:01 and he's not afraid and it's incredible about who is controlling the world that's gonna i'm sure
00:20:07 that's gonna get a hit on media matters and media um so we have three wins you say steve what are
00:20:13 you talking about we got caviso opening a film and it's on fire i think the guys at sony said
00:20:18 do the first half of the day it's the number one film in america make sure you go see it
00:20:22 we got patrick k o'donnell with the third book of the trilogy on the american revolution
00:20:27 revolutionary snipers this is already a bestseller it's number two on amazon well it's in in a specific
00:20:35 category but it'll it's like right now it's stuck on its number it there's a there's a count number
00:20:42 uh based on you know the three million or four million books let's go so when it's stuck it
00:20:46 means it's going down okay but let's get unstuck revolutionary stipers by patrick
00:20:50 ordered right now he's going to talk more about it the third victory you say steve what are you
00:20:56 talking about well mark lucas from this morning mark lucas what happened on your bill sir
00:21:02 well to take care of america's veterans act it was going to be a close vote for this afternoon
00:21:08 a close floor vote in the house and the republicans were able to pass this with a voice vote i was
00:21:15 watching c-span and i saw them take that voice vote and they said the motion passed i said well
00:21:20 that's too easy what happened was the democrats were fighting so hard behind the scenes trying
00:21:26 to whip members against this bill and they were losing members as we're looking at the whip count
00:21:31 coming to the vote today we anticipated multiple democrats would support this bill well they took
00:21:36 their eye off the ball, and the Republicans were able to pass to Take Care of America's Veterans
00:21:41 Act by a voice vote. Not a single Democrat staffer or member came up and challenged and said, hey,
00:21:47 we'd like to have a roll call vote. So this is going to the Senate. This is a huge victory for
00:21:53 our nation's heroes on Veterans Day. It's a huge victory for President Trump. The White House has
00:21:58 backed the Take Care of America's Veterans Bill, and now it goes to the Senate. And I'm urging
00:22:03 soon to take this up as soon as possible, put this on President Trump's desk. This is a major
00:22:09 victory for veterans and for House Republicans. And I've been a very sharp critic. I think this
00:22:14 should have been done months ago. We should have gotten this done in July. I think Speaker Johnson
00:22:19 took the bill off the floor prematurely. We saw that Democrats were breaking. We saw that
00:22:24 Republicans supported this bill. But now we finally got it done. And I think it's providential
00:22:29 on Veterans Day that we're able to pass to take care of American Veterans Act.
00:22:33 Is Thune going to take this up?
00:22:35 Is he going to do what he normally does, like on Save America?
00:22:37 They're just going to punt.
00:22:39 Is this going to get taken up, or do we need to put pressure on Thune?
00:22:43 We always have to put pressure on Thune.
00:22:45 But back in July, as we're looking at the House whip count,
00:22:48 we're looking at the Senate whip count, we felt good about the Senate.
00:22:52 We felt good that we were going to have Democrat members jump on board
00:22:55 with this bill as well.
00:22:56 So it's kind of like a game of chicken.
00:22:58 Like, do you really want to vote against a bill called the Take Care of America's Veterans Act?
00:23:03 Democrats were trying to play all these games behind the scenes, lying about the bill, trying to not let it go to the floor.
00:23:09 But I do think that we're going to have the votes in the Senate just because it's such a popular bill.
00:23:14 There's 62 bills that are a part of this.
00:23:16 Some of them are Democrat bills.
00:23:18 And I commissioned a poll with Mark Mitchell, who was the most accurate pollster of the midterm.
00:23:24 And we found that likely midterm voters were six to one times more likely to vote for somebody that supported this bill.
00:23:30 So it's popular with veterans. It's popular with Republicans, with Democrats, with independents.
00:23:35 We just have to get this thing done.
00:23:38 Mark, where do people go for more information? We've got to get all over Thune.
00:23:41 This thing's got to get done. It's got to get on the desk of President Trump. He'll sign it. Where do they go?
00:23:45 Well, I want President Trump to issue a true social post to tell Thune to make this a priority.
00:23:50 And the War Room Posse, you can go on Bill Blaster.
00:23:52 You can also go on VeteranAction.org.
00:23:55 Click on the Take Action button.
00:23:56 You can contact your lawmakers via email, phone call, and social media.
00:24:00 Tell them to support the Take Care of America's Veterans Act.
00:24:03 Huge victory today for veterans.
00:24:05 It's incredible.
00:24:06 Thank you, Mark.
00:24:07 Thank you for pushing this.
00:24:09 Incredible job, War Room Posse.
00:24:12 From the first sentence, Patrick K. O'Donnell grabs the reader by the collar
00:24:15 and pulls him into a world populated with hard-drinking, rebellious men.
00:24:20 whose deadly marksmanship skills would play a pivotal role in securing our nation's independence.
00:24:28 That's a review of the book.
00:24:30 Why do people – we've got a couple of minutes.
00:24:32 Why should people go out today and buy this book?
00:24:35 Because it's about American DNA.
00:24:37 It's about grit.
00:24:39 It's about men and some women that just put it all on the line for freedom and liberty.
00:24:47 and it's um there's a lot of irishmen in there too of course born fighting timothy murphy
00:24:56 samuel brady they can't do anything else but raise hell right no it's not honest they are 0.55
00:25:02 a little bit uncontrollable at times and uh and they uh but they are they're on the inflection
00:25:08 points of history and they change the battle based on their actions in many cases an adult
00:25:13 beverage or two um all your books have been or the i shouldn't say all the trilogy of the revolution
00:25:20 is about people that come either in geographic groups or pulled together because of skill sets
00:25:27 but they live fairly ordinary lives until this moment comes and they all meet the moment
00:25:34 they become extraordinary you watch these people and over the length of the time
00:25:38 whether it's the maryland regiment whether it's the uh uh the the maritime of folks whether it's
00:25:45 here's the snipers and all three sets these adventures go over years and years and years
00:25:51 and it's their grit and determination that turns them they turn themselves into superheroes
00:25:55 absolutely and these guys are on the bleeding edge of the frontier where just life is just
00:26:01 hanging by a thread steve you know there's there's the weather there's lack of food there's
00:26:07 no neighbors in many cases and then oh by the way your house gets burned down by
00:26:11 native americans that are hostile to you and you lose your family and these are the guys that show
00:26:16 up is that the sacrifice they had to make knowing they were going to go to the revolution leaving
00:26:20 that behind that is one of the things that happens exactly and and and people are defenseless in some
00:26:26 cases and they lose their families are the women when they leave samuel women in the local communities
00:26:31 had to fend for themselves there are yeah in some cases they do and then samuel brady for instance
00:26:36 his father is on that bleeding edge. They have a fort and it's overrun as he's at, his son is in,
00:26:43 is in, uh, in the war. And, uh, you know, these are just really tough men and they just show up
00:26:51 in the summer of 75 with their tomahawks and their long rifles and their wicked knives.
00:26:59 And they put on demonstrations on just how good they are or crack shots. I mean, it's,
00:27:06 it's instead of the Harlem Globetrotters, it's these guys with their rifles and they're putting,
00:27:11 you know, apples on heads. You know, one of the quotes, were they elite riflemen where they
00:27:16 pulled together for a reason to be, they wanted the best, they were the best in the, in the world
00:27:21 at that time. And they knew it. And, you know, I mean, right after that, that the opening scene
00:27:29 of this book, they, you know, they, they write, our men can march and shoot with any in the known
00:27:34 world blessed with these talents let us solemnly engage one another in our country in particular
00:27:40 that we'll use them for no purpose but to honor the advantage of america wow that's in 74 before
00:27:46 the first shots are fired at lexington so they knew something was coming they did and they were
00:27:51 ready hang her for one second as the caissons go marching along the army field artillery song
00:28:02 Hopefully the play will get, she wore a yellow ribbon, maybe later.
00:28:06 Short break, Patrick K. O'Donnell's riding shotgun with me on the day,
00:28:10 the second day of his book being out.
00:28:12 We're going to drive that to be number one.
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00:30:19 Okay, Patrick, I'm going to talk to you about your writing techniques in a second.
00:30:25 Oscar Blue Ramirez, brother, where are you and what are you up to, sir?
00:30:32 Out of the border behind me, there's 2,000 migrants that they entered the country a couple of days ago.
00:30:38 As you see, it's a huge amount of migrants walking all the way to the north border to the United States of America,
00:30:43 thinking that because the Democrats won the Senate and won Congress, 0.97
00:30:47 Now they're going to have the opportunity to enter to the United States of America.
00:30:51 They're going to be admissible.
00:30:52 We have talked to a lot of them.
00:30:54 A lot of them told us that they were waiting and they were staying up late at night watching how the Senate and Congress was going to turn out.
00:31:02 As soon as they heard that Democrats won, this is the result.
00:31:05 This is the result of critical elections.
00:31:08 This is the result of just, you know, Republicans losing the midterms.
00:31:12 And now you have this.
00:31:13 And not only that, Steve, there's going to be another caravan on the 2nd of December, another one on the 14th, and another one on the 15th.
00:31:20 And you see this huge amount of people, more than 2,000, they're going to start walking, as I told you earlier.
00:31:27 And their whole motive and their whole direction is to go and stay in the borders with Mexico and the United States and press and pressure to see if they can be let in. 0.59
00:31:39 Okay, but you're in southern Mexico, right?
00:31:41 You're by their southern border.
00:31:42 Where are you geographically right now?
00:31:45 I am in Alvaro Obregón.
00:31:47 I'm like around 25 to 30 minutes in vehicle from Tapachula.
00:31:52 There is the border with Guatemala, sir.
00:31:54 OK, so now is this just us because we lost on Tuesday, stirring the pot and stirring up trouble?
00:32:02 How real is this?
00:32:03 And walk me through about you saying they were watching the results and that's when they started organizing.
00:32:07 Is this the cartels getting ready to do more business?
00:32:11 Is this self-organizing just with these migrants? 0.98
00:32:15 What's in back of it? 1.00
00:32:16 And I want to make sure we're not accused of just being down there and wash, rinse, repeat, running the same old playbook, sir.
00:32:25 No, this has been happening since October.
00:32:28 Small groups have been coming in.
00:32:29 The migrants knew that they were going to create a bottleneck right here at the side of the border.
00:32:34 So they knew that the elections weren't going to come out in November.
00:32:37 This has to do a lot with international organizations, OIM, the UNHCR, United Nations, NGOs that have created Facebook groups and WhatsApp groups to incentivize these people to make them think that if the Democrats won the election of Senate and Congress, they would have an opportunity.
00:32:53 Now you have this, more than 2,000 of them fast forwarding and moving to the north of the United States of America, sir.
00:33:00 And this is not organically being put out.
00:33:04 This, it is being done on purpose.
00:33:06 They know that they can flood the borders. They know that they can overwhelmingly arrive like they did a copy paste back in the first term of the Trump administration, that they overwhelmed every border.
00:33:16 And then NGOs started coming, asking for money and pressuring to open up the border, sir.
00:33:24 Are we still part of the migrant compact to the United Nations, sir?
00:33:29 No. Donald Trump pulled out of it. But there's a huge thing. And this can drastically change.
00:33:35 Mexico is part of it, but it's critical and it's important that Donald Trump continues to put the pressure on the 25 percent tariff.
00:33:42 If that gets removed for somewhat of the Senate and Congress, we're going to have a huge problem because that will give Cladis Sheinbaum a more open field to operate.
00:33:51 Not only with this, but the cartel is going to be arriving, smuggling, trafficking, pressuring, taking advantage of territory in the Mexican part. 0.79
00:33:58 And also, you know, this enormous business that is human trafficking to the north.
00:34:02 But we've been able to, because people down there are talking, that we've alerted them to these sanctuary cities, Houston, Austin, San Antonio.
00:34:12 They're saying, hey, we've got to do it in the QT right now.
00:34:14 Do the folks there realize that Texas is rapidly becoming a sanctuary state?
00:34:19 And what impact would that have on this crisis, Oscar?
00:34:23 You know, and good that you say that, sir, because we have been asking where did the intent to go in?
00:34:28 And a lot of these people say through the river, which is the river, the Rio Grande River.
00:34:32 And why do they know that? Because they know, a lot of them, that they have been the new governor.
00:34:38 It is a blue state. But another thing that I want to say, sir, it is that there is another situation which is happening right now
00:34:46 that is, for the first time in all the caravans that I documented, is the first time that it's happening.
00:34:50 The ICE has been deporting massively to Guatemala and Honduras.
00:34:54 There's a huge amount of people in this caravan that they have been deported by ICE on this term in the Trump administration.
00:35:00 And because the Democrats won, they're going back right now to think that they have a possibility to enter the United States.
00:35:08 Oscar Blue Ramirez, we're going to get you tomorrow.
00:35:11 Until that time, what's the social media people can go see this with their own lion eyes?
00:35:17 Oscar Blue Ramirez all around in social media.
00:35:19 So Real American Voice News and also RAB en Español, R-A-B in Spanish, that we are also broadcasting this.
00:35:27 Oscar Blue Ramirez, be safe.
00:35:29 very dangerous thank you sir uh one of the reasons i love the books is the way you write
00:35:35 people this is not a book you want to just rip through for information you you really enjoy it
00:35:41 how did you you you have many novelistic techniques in here like the way the chapters
00:35:47 end and kind of like cliffhangers or the way you introduce characters kind of as small characters
00:35:53 at the beginning and they build over time and you show these vignettes where they become more and
00:35:57 more important. How did you, did you study fiction in college? Where did you, have you
00:36:03 taken courses? How did you learn to write? I, I learned to write in, you know, college and school
00:36:10 and that was, it's God's gift. But were you an English major? No, I was not. So the audience
00:36:18 wants, everybody wants to write a novel. Everybody wants to write a big book. I'm just, I'm, I'm
00:36:22 blessed i mean it's a it's a natural thing it's one of those things that i've been doing this
00:36:28 since i was four years old with history everybody else was what do you mean what do you mean been
00:36:34 doing this since you're four years old picked up a book that was a pictorial history of world war
00:36:39 one when i was four or five it was heavier than i was and i was obsessed i was this kid that was
00:36:46 obsessed with history and i've been that way since forever in high school you were a history nerd
00:36:51 history everything i was taking my parents to battlefields and my dad would be like oh you've
00:36:57 seen one you've seen them all even though he loved history too but we're going everywhere
00:37:01 i was going to old houses i was collecting stuff i was so i assumed that and you went to american
00:37:08 university i assume you majored in history history and uh finance and finance yes and you have a
00:37:15 you have a master's degree yes and i assume that's in history no that would be incorrect
00:37:20 on assuming that why did you go to graduate school at night if you're a history nerd and you love to
00:37:25 write why did you because you figured i gotta learn how to learn i gotta learn my ex-wife well
00:37:30 my ex-wife's um my ex-wife my my father my old father-in-law was a history teacher he's like
00:37:37 you'll never i don't want to make this too therapeutic he said he'll never make any money
00:37:41 in history and my daughter wants the best things in life he told you that he did and you still
00:37:46 cross the trade i crossed the try and i and i and i and i i succeed okay and then note to self
00:37:54 that's a warning it was that's why we're no longer married but i was great in business too i was at
00:38:01 um pricewaterhouse cooper's i could we my first job we were ripping apart companies doing business
00:38:06 process re-engineering that type of stuff learned how to write there and also in school but hang on
00:38:13 When did you then do Segway from a regular job?
00:38:16 It was there.
00:38:17 After college, I was interviewing World War II vets.
00:38:20 Nobody else was doing it.
00:38:22 Oh, you were doing the—
00:38:24 In 1992, I was interviewing—
00:38:26 Why did you do that?
00:38:26 Because I was passionate about this stuff.
00:38:28 And you realized if you didn't get it on tape, you would lose it forever.
00:38:32 Exactly.
00:38:33 You would deliver memorials for the guys.
00:38:34 And I was doing it for free.
00:38:36 And it was always my passion.
00:38:38 And I've been I started in 92 and I was I've interviewed thousands of veterans.
00:38:44 I've got the largest archive of oral histories in the world on the elite units, the 82nd, 101st, Merrill's Marauders, the Marine Raiders, the OSS.
00:38:56 And it would be, you know, as I was going through this process, I created a Web site called the drop zone dot org, which was the first oral history project for World War Two veterans to share their stories.
00:39:06 And that was groundbreaking. It was also a virtual museum.
00:39:08 But instead of Artifacts, it was the stories that were the story.
00:39:13 And it was my passion, and I was preserving this stuff.
00:39:16 And they said, why don't you write a book?
00:39:19 And I'm like, well, that's not a bad idea.
00:39:23 They said that, the veterans themselves?
00:39:25 The veterans said that.
00:39:25 Because you're the only guy there getting their stories.
00:39:28 Yeah, and I went forth.
00:39:31 And you conquered.
00:39:33 Well, it's kind of, you know, I mean, this is where it's.
00:39:36 Hang on, slow down.
00:39:36 Your first book, the idea, did you pitch it to a publisher or did you just go and write it?
00:39:41 Here's the thing, Steve.
00:39:42 I thought, well, I talked to my ex-wife's friends over at Penguin Putten who was, you know, and I'm like, oh, here's my in.
00:39:50 And instead they said, well, guess what?
00:39:52 You should buy a book called Literary Agents.
00:39:54 And I said, gee, thanks.
00:39:56 Went down to Barnes & Noble, bought the book, and it's about, it's a Bible.
00:40:01 And I flipped through the pages and I found one guy and it said Special Operations and I called him up.
00:40:06 And you're not supposed to do that in that industry.
00:40:09 You're supposed to write a query letter and all this other stuff.
00:40:12 And he looked at my website and he's like, this is amazing.
00:40:16 This is incredible.
00:40:18 Told my ex-wife that he's interested in a book and she's like, oh, you'll never get published.
00:40:22 And you won't make any money.
00:40:24 And I won't make any money.
00:40:25 Go back to your cubicle like my dad told you.
00:40:27 And guess what?
00:40:29 The guy came back and said, where's your book proposal?
00:40:33 I'll get a teen a month.
00:40:35 Had no idea how to write a book proposal.
00:40:36 wrote a book proposal sent it in i had random house simon and schuster and henry holt you had
00:40:42 three major publishers three major publishers and then um and then and then i chose simon and
00:40:49 schuster and they said to me you're the youngest historian you're 29 years old with a major public
00:40:55 press or maybe major published press because most of them are by academic yeah and it was like
00:41:00 Like, and that was a fascinating experience, too, because I put this book out, Beyond Valor, which was a huge bestselling book.
00:41:10 But the editor, after I wrote it, he's like, well, before he wrote it, he's like, this is going to be one of our biggest books.
00:41:15 And then there was trouble.
00:41:19 And, you know, they didn't have a lot of interest.
00:41:23 And my first publicist.
00:41:24 Hang on.
00:41:25 How could it be from one of our biggest books?
00:41:28 That's what the industry is like, Steve.
00:41:31 And you delivered the book.
00:41:32 I delivered the book.
00:41:33 And then I got the first year publicist that never had done publicity.
00:41:36 Oh, God.
00:41:37 And I said, you know what?
00:41:38 I said, this is going to be a bestseller, Bruce. 0.99
00:41:41 And I said, f*** that. 0.98
00:41:42 And I went out and I did the publicity myself. 0.98
00:41:47 I'll pay the fine from the from the FEC.
00:41:52 That's OK.
00:41:53 FCC.
00:41:55 What have you delivered the book?
00:41:56 And he just wasn't into World War Two history.
00:41:58 No, they just lost interest.
00:42:01 They thought it was not going to go anywhere.
00:42:02 And you had to fight it.
00:42:03 But I believed in it, and those veterans believed in it,
00:42:05 and they believed in my story, and they believed in the book,
00:42:09 and they were like, this is incredible.
00:42:10 You unearthed our whole story, which was the – I called it the hidden war.
00:42:15 It was about the PTSD and the stuff that they never talked about to anybody.
00:42:21 And that book was a huge best-selling book.
00:42:24 But at first, you didn't get any media interviews or anything like this.
00:42:27 You went, you did this through the veterans groups?
00:42:30 How did you start?
00:42:30 No, what I did is I just, I wrote a press release and stuff.
00:42:33 And I wrote, I wrote the marketing plan.
00:42:35 You know, I mean, I just, I just did it.
00:42:39 Amazing.
00:42:39 Okay, stick around.
00:42:40 We're going to talk more about that.
00:42:42 Where do people get this book right now?
00:42:43 We want this.
00:42:44 Amazon.com.
00:42:45 Go there, buy, look at all the reviews.
00:42:49 There's just tons of them.
00:42:50 It's already a bestselling book.
00:42:51 Well, Barnes and Noble.com.
00:42:54 Barnes and Noble too.
00:42:55 It's right at the front of the store.
00:42:56 Tens of thousands. Wow. I got this early. I'm going to play this twice.
00:43:04 From She Wore a Yellow Ribbon. From John Ford's Calvary Trilogy.
00:43:11 One day, when we're successful, we're going to have the Revolutionary War Trilogy with your books.
00:43:16 Okay, on Dunkirk, American Dunkirk.
00:43:17 It's a great shame that Hollywood has never told our founding story.
00:43:22 There needs to be many more great films on our founding story.
00:43:25 It's our most important story.
00:43:27 I don't think there's many great films in the revolution.
00:43:30 Documentaries, but there's not a lot of great films.
00:43:32 There isn't. There is not.
00:43:33 Films along the Mohawk from John Ford.
00:43:35 The Patriot is out there.
00:43:36 The Patriot's out there.
00:43:38 But there's not enough that really...
00:43:40 About the war.
00:43:41 And all you have to do is tell the true story.
00:43:43 You don't have to make anything up.
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00:45:44 Here's your host, Stephen K. Vann.
00:45:46 Okay, huge breaking news by the Wall Street Journal.
00:45:52 Headline, if Denver can put it up, I don't know if you got it.
00:45:56 NVIDIA is preparing to oust the chief executive, Jensen Wong.
00:46:02 Oh, who said that to do that a couple of years ago?
00:46:05 Who was that guy? Who's that crazy guy yelling at my friend?
00:46:07 Oh, that's right, the war room, Stephen K. Bannon.
00:46:09 nvidia is preparing to oust ceo jensen wong page one now the wall street journal it'll be in
00:46:18 tomorrow's paper it's up online now okay folks note to self if he won't dirty ccp uh agent of 0.55
00:46:27 influence they would be sticking with him if this is about having some affairs with uh either
00:46:33 employees because it's talking about an employee now and or some honeypot they'd be dug in around
00:46:39 this guy this guy's dirty and you're gonna find out I'm sure it's gonna get 0.89
00:46:43 dirty or dirty now we got Commerce Department sucked up on it anyway this 0.84
00:46:46 is a major scandal they're going to get to the bottom of what happened at 0.93
00:46:51 Commerce how these people we cannot allow the Chinese Communist Party to get
00:46:57 advanced chips full stop you I want people to go see you and hear you tell 0.93
00:47:05 your stories from the book it's one thing doing a war we're gonna have you 0.53
00:47:08 back on because we have tens of thousands of Warren Posse members that have made all your other
00:47:12 books bestseller. I love that. Where are you? By the way, every time you go somewhere, I get text
00:47:16 messages, photos from guys. We have dozens that come in. They were at my event
00:47:21 late the other night and then also in Maryland. International Spy Museum on the 16th.
00:47:27 Spy Museum here in D.C.? Here in D.C. It's fabulous. When? Yeah, the 16th at 6 o'clock.
00:47:31 And then? And then I'm at Mount Vernon on the 17th at 6.30 or 7 o'clock.
00:47:37 Okay, but where do people go? Is your website going?
00:47:39 Yeah, it's on my website, patrickkodonald.com.
00:47:41 Are you going to do other things and are you going to go across the country?
00:47:44 Absolutely. Yeah, we're all over.
00:47:46 And then at Combat Historian is my ex in Twitter feed.
00:47:51 It's got all the events on there.
00:47:53 We need to pump this book hard.
00:47:56 The third in the trilogy has to be as big a bestseller as the others.
00:48:00 Absolutely.
00:48:01 Okay. Is that Moe on her phone causing that?
00:48:03 do we have moe bannon by phone yes i'm here hey where you're heading to where
00:48:12 can everybody i am heading i am heading to palm beach for the o'keefe media group
00:48:20 citizen journalist awards the second annual citizen journalist awards
00:48:24 oh la-di-da you're hanging out with the is this over at mar-a-lago it is you're hanging out with
00:48:32 all the swells over at mar-a-lago yeah all a bunch of the investigative journalists
00:48:39 and uh the magma movement i will be with tomorrow this this is gonna be big uh and o'keefe uh it's
00:48:46 great his annual fundraising they do a fantastic job mo bannon thank you by the way the great job
00:48:52 you're doing up at west point on the board i just found out patrick k o'donnell went to american
00:48:57 university what do you have to say to that um i'll forgive them we beat them a few times in
00:49:04 volleyball okay americans are americans are powerhouse and women's volleyball
00:49:10 they were an amazing team amazing team and very good program um and a great under under the coach
00:49:20 at the time but yeah it was amazing to beat them in the patriot league tournament my senior year
00:49:26 to go to NCAAs for the first time in program history
00:49:29 and service academy history.
00:49:31 I was a proud college athlete as well, Division I wrestling.
00:49:36 Mo, thank you so much.
00:49:37 What's your social media?
00:49:38 You're going to be down carrying the flag,
00:49:40 representing us at the O'Keefe Media Group's annual fundraiser and gala,
00:49:46 and also they're going to hand out their awards ceremony.
00:49:49 Where do people follow you, ma'am?
00:49:50 They can follow me on Twitter and get her at Maureen underscore Bannon
00:49:54 and also on Instagram, at Real Maureen Bannon.
00:49:57 And I wanted to thank you for your service today on Veterans Day
00:50:01 and a shout-out to actually all my family and friends
00:50:04 that have served this great country.
00:50:06 Great.
00:50:07 And all the veterans.
00:50:08 Just a tremendous day, President Trump and the whole team
00:50:11 up over at Arlington.
00:50:13 We cover that Jim Caviezel's movie, Ghost Soldiers.
00:50:17 Mo, once you go see Ghost Soldiers while you're in Palm Beach,
00:50:20 you can report back.
00:50:21 Go check out Ghost Soldiers Check.
00:50:23 Go online.
00:50:24 Or if you get a paper still, we get them here.
00:50:27 Get the print editions, check it out, find out where Ghost Soldiers is playing locally.
00:50:31 Let's pile in the back of that and support Jim Caviezo.
00:50:34 Hell, Patrick K. O'Donnell was leaving after he saw the trailer, after the pitch.
00:50:40 Absolutely. It was really impressive.
00:50:42 One more time, where did they get the book?
00:50:44 And why should they buy the book?
00:50:45 Amazon.com or BarnesandNoble.com in front of the store.
00:50:49 It's about freedom and liberty.
00:50:50 and and it's about men and women that will sacrifice everything to to gain their freedom
00:50:56 and liberty and really steve one of my favorite stories in this book is about how morgan and his
00:51:02 men were captured and they spent six months in prison and their bodies were emaciated and
00:51:08 destroyed and they went on a boat called the pearl and they witnessed the battle of brooklyn they saw
00:51:13 the burning of of new york city and then they the british put them in rowboats and they they were
00:51:20 put ashore in new jersey and these men were just crying out they thought that they were drunk the
00:51:28 civilians are around but they were crying out delirious because of their freedom they were
00:51:33 falling to the earth it was to guess oh my god they cried my country and these ragged skeletons
00:51:39 are dancing around and then listen to this steve then they had then they then they came to the
00:51:44 realization that there was nobody there to take them home and they had to travel 200 miles
00:51:49 on foot with no food or money and that is the american revolution american revolution read this
00:51:56 the the third book in the what's the it's the trilogy but you're going to do more it's the it's
00:52:01 the third book in the first trilogy on the elite units and these were the first special operators
00:52:06 Amazing.
00:52:07 In fact, it's sometimes Washington's frontier commandos whose marksmanship forged a new way of war and helped win the American Revolution.
00:52:14 Patrick K. O'Donnell, one more time.
00:52:15 Where do they go?
00:52:16 To your site.
00:52:16 At Combat Historian on Twitter and then PatrickKO'Donnell.com.
00:52:20 And then go on Amazon, see all the reviews.
00:52:23 It's got so many reviews.
00:52:24 We had to put them in the front of the book.
00:52:26 Couldn't put them all in the back.
00:52:27 Amazing.
00:52:28 And it's already a bestseller.
00:52:30 And Barnes & Noble, too.
00:52:31 She wore a yellow ribbon.
00:52:32 the song of the United States
00:52:35 Calvary will take us out on this Veterans Day
00:52:37 we are back live
00:52:39 Ben Harnwell from Rome
00:52:41 takes it next, I'm back live
00:52:43 10 a.m. tomorrow morning when you'll be back
00:52:45 in the war room, see you then
00:53:02 Thank you.
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