Bannon's War Room - November 12, 2026


Episode 5803： Jensen Huang Out At Nvidia; The Future Of America First

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00:00:00 NVIDIA today, the company's board of directors announcing that Jensen Wong has resigned
00:00:04 as president, chief executive officer, and a member of the board, effective immediately.
00:00:09 Colette Kress, the CFO, has agreed to serve as interim CEO. She will continue to serve as EVP
00:00:15 and CFO until a permanent successor has been named. The board says it is initiating a search
00:00:21 for a permanent chief executive officer and will consider internal and external candidates.
00:00:27 We're going to stay with this breaking news, Jim, as you've already shared some thoughts with the crew on Squawk.
00:00:32 Look, she's natural.
00:00:33 She is someone who has been leading the calls.
00:00:37 That's funny, Carl.
00:00:38 There's 42,000 people there.
00:00:41 A lot of people feel there's never been anybody who really stands for the company or means anything.
00:00:46 Collette's been my contact person other than Jensen for years.
00:00:50 Collette runs a conference call. 1.00
00:00:51 By the way, Collette runs with a steel fist. 1.00
00:00:54 I will tell you that.
00:00:55 I have lots of good relationships with CFO.
00:00:58 I think I'd like to have a good one.
00:00:59 I have a good one with her.
00:01:00 But she's no nonsense.
00:01:01 And she is absolutely the one that you need right now because she has the bearing.
00:01:08 She will accept no nonsense.
00:01:10 Now, I think what I think everyone feels like, because it's so political right now.
00:01:14 OK, what does she know about?
00:01:15 What does she know about Kimberly Powell?
00:01:17 And I know Kimberly well.
00:01:18 She's been the person who's run Healthier for a long time.
00:01:21 What does she know about this?
00:01:22 What does she know about that?
00:01:23 And all that I can tell you is, is that I think that Colette is above all this stuff.
00:01:28 Now you can say, well, Jim, you thought that you like Jensen, you like Jensen.
00:01:31 But you know what?
00:01:32 At least when it comes to running the call and being organized and telling you about the cash,
00:01:37 which I think at some point people are actually going to be worried about because everything else is on the table.
00:01:41 I trust her.
00:01:42 I do trust her.
00:01:43 Yeah.
00:01:43 OK, I trust her. 1.00
00:01:44 She's tough as naps.
00:01:48 Thursday, 12 November, year of early, 2026, a absolute bombshell.
00:01:53 that we've called for for a long time,
00:01:55 has nothing to do with the women or the employee.
00:01:57 And for CNBC to be yammering on about who runs the earnings call
00:02:01 shows you the lack of seriousness of Jim Cramer.
00:02:05 This is, you can't get any more serious than this.
00:02:07 Not simply about the national security implications of this,
00:02:11 but this cuts to the heart of the American financial system.
00:02:15 We have made, what have we banged on the table for now years?
00:02:19 We have a highly leveraged bet as a country, and you're going to see this in how they're going to come and jam us on an Omnibus or a one-year CR to fund the government that's going to have a $2 trillion plus deficit in it that's got best, and it's going to add to the $40 trillion.
00:02:38 You're going to have to refinance that.
00:02:40 But on top of that, we have another leveraged bet.
00:02:42 This country I don't think has ever had that, maybe before the stock market crash in the 20s, maybe in 1873 with the railroads, the big crash there, the crash in 1907.
00:02:53 But in those days, the country was not highly leveraged.
00:02:58 We have a highly leveraged nation, and on top of that, an opaque, highly leveraged artificial intelligence, new industrial revolution build-out, of which NVIDIA and the CCP agent of influence, Jensen Wong, who I hope, when the board fired him, somebody said, hey, could you turn in your passport also?
00:03:18 because I don't believe, I think it's quite imperative
00:03:22 that this guy stay in the country
00:03:23 and not, like, end up next week in Shanghai or in Beijing.
00:03:29 Eric Bolling, this is a massive story.
00:03:34 In a company, when the independent directors of a company
00:03:37 who are worried about getting sued
00:03:38 step into a situation like this,
00:03:41 this is not about a mistress.
00:03:43 This is not about an employee of the company.
00:03:45 I'm not saying that those things are not horrible
00:03:48 and big personal issues and personal character and all that.
00:03:51 But there's something up here for the board to move so rapidly to remove the key man of this company,
00:03:59 which I think is $5 trillion market cap that he's essentially built from scratch,
00:04:04 to remove a founder and the major driver in the advanced chip industry globally from his position as the chief executive officer.
00:04:15 Eric Bolling, thoughts?
00:04:17 Yeah, so let me start with,
00:04:19 I'll start with the geopolitics of this
00:04:21 and then we get into some of the other market implications.
00:04:23 You're right, we are wildly leveraged.
00:04:25 As a country, we always have been.
00:04:27 The AI quote-unquote bet or trade is extremely leveraged,
00:04:31 more leveraged than I've ever seen before.
00:04:34 Jensen Wang, who was the CEO, founding CEO of NVIDIA,
00:04:39 by the way, you were right,
00:04:39 $5 trillion two weeks ago or a week and a half ago
00:04:42 before the election, now sitting at $3 trillion.
00:04:46 They lost 40% of their market value in a week and a day.
00:04:50 Yeah, and so this is a huge,
00:04:52 I believe you believe, Steve,
00:04:55 that it's not about an affair.
00:04:56 Jensen Wang has probably 10, 15 girlfriends, whatever.
00:05:00 It was the selling of the chips to a relatively unknown,
00:05:05 someone who's never been in technology
00:05:07 a year and a half ago, two years ago,
00:05:10 now getting $7.5 billion worth
00:05:12 of the most important AI chips on the planet.
00:05:15 That's a concerning national security threat.
00:05:18 If Jensen Wang, whatever you say, was doing it to feed chips to China,
00:05:23 he's been a guy who said there should be no restrictions on chips, no border restrictions.
00:05:28 So if he was doing it behind the scenes, he likely broke the law and should pay the price for it.
00:05:32 The girlfriend, I believe the new girl who's a subordinate to him is a very convenient situation to come up today.
00:05:41 Like, it wouldn't put it past me to think, and Wall Street's dirty, that they found some girl who said, yeah, I'll be the next mistress.
00:05:49 But I'll tell you what, you're going to pay me $10 million, and that would be a cheap check for them to pay.
00:05:55 And I'll agree that we had.
00:05:56 But hang on, hang on.
00:05:57 I don't want to get in conspiracy when it might happen.
00:06:01 I don't think it's a big secret.
00:06:04 I don't think this guy's personal behavior and his relationships with various people are big secrets inside the company.
00:06:11 And so if they get an employee, maybe other employees, that's – okay, keep going.
00:06:15 But I'm saying it's not about that.
00:06:17 That is a limited hangout.
00:06:18 That's a deep state limited hangout.
00:06:21 Keep going.
00:06:21 Well, no, what I believe they did is they created this distraction.
00:06:24 They gave the board a reason, a smoke screen, to ask for Jensen Wein's resignation.
00:06:30 He resigned.
00:06:30 We didn't get fired.
00:06:31 Asked for his resignation on the employment level of – you can't say for the subordinate,
00:06:38 especially as the CEO of the most powerful company on the planet, gave him a door that
00:06:43 it doesn't look like he's going out the door. 0.79
00:06:44 I'm assisting the Chinese spies, right? 0.99
00:06:48 So I think they did the right thing.
00:06:50 Wang did the right thing.
00:06:52 He stepped down.
00:06:52 And I will add this, Stephen.
00:06:54 This morning on the opening at $9.51, I purchased 1,000 shares of NVIDIA at $1.50.
00:07:00 The reason is it's still the best chip on the planet.
00:07:04 They've got cash from the wazoo.
00:07:05 Earnings are coming out in less than a week.
00:07:07 this thing will explode. Now, long term, will competitors like Apple who create their own chips
00:07:13 or Amazon who create their own chips, will they take over? Possibly. But for the short term,
00:07:18 and the reason why I say that is I don't think it's the trigger. I believe there's going to be
00:07:23 a massive day of reckoning, like a massive 20, 25% down in the NASDAQ because of all this leverage.
00:07:30 It's just not. But the people who don't want to see Wall Street do well are saying, oh, this is it.
00:07:36 this is the beginning of the end. It might be, but I highly doubt it. This chip is sold out for
00:07:40 Kingdom, sold out through 2030. Sold out. So who else? Tim Cook could come in from Apple,
00:07:47 run that company for three years, and they wouldn't miss a beat, to be honest with you.
00:07:52 So it's official. Eric Bolling bought the dip. Is that our morning news opening? Eric Bolling,
00:07:58 who's been trashing Anthropic and trashing his other IPOs. He finally bought, you didn't need 0.98
00:08:04 a broker to come to you bought the dip no no here's no i've been doing this michael tall that's
00:08:09 why i went from wrong side of tracks in chicago to talking to steve bannon because i know what
00:08:14 the hell i'm talking about done very well but i told my broker you know what every three dollars
00:08:18 down buy another thousand not because he told me to not because someone sold me on it because
00:08:23 i know that company is a rock solid company but however anthropic they're begging me to buy this
00:08:30 stock. They're begging me. It was 70, then 78. Now it's 83 in the pre-IPO market. They're begging 0.87
00:08:35 me. I said, no way. This is another SpaceX. An anthropic failure, that could be, that's more
00:08:43 detrimental to the stock market and to the AI trade than this NVIDIA thing.
00:08:49 When you talk about the AI trade, let's go back to that so people understand the framework for
00:08:54 their thinking going forward. You talk about the over-leverage. Here's the issue with the AI
00:08:59 trade. It's like pre-2008. We don't fully understand. You have some analysts that are
00:09:08 coming out and trying to connect dots, but we don't really have a full understanding of how
00:09:13 leveraged this bet is. But people are concerned because it's not just simply bonuses, although
00:09:20 Wall Street would never put that aside as a reason for doing something. There's something
00:09:26 else in this anthropic ipo that they don't care if they're losing hundreds of billions of dollars
00:09:31 in valuation they're trying to jam this thing through and a lot of people that have watched
00:09:36 this closely said because they need that 60 or 80 billion dollars they're going to get proceeds to
00:09:42 start putting it back through the system to make sure the opaque financing between all these
00:09:46 companies where they're doing advances on gpus or they're they're they're doing special purpose
00:09:51 vehicles, and all these are interconnected, like the real estate advanced securities,
00:09:57 the bundling of the real estate securities were in 2007 that led to the 2008 crisis.
00:10:02 Eric Bolling.
00:10:03 Well, so look at you, Steve Bannon.
00:10:04 You're showing your Goldman Roots SPVs, special purpose vehicles.
00:10:10 That's a high level term.
00:10:11 I know.
00:10:14 I've been sold a bunch of those SPVs, and usually they're very good.
00:10:17 Look, Anthropic is doing what I told you yesterday.
00:10:20 I think the new game on Wall Street is go IPO, keep the IPO price lower than the value of the company.
00:10:27 So all your insiders, all your guys like Bowling and your mother and your mistress own stock below market value.
00:10:34 When it goes public, it rises and you make money.
00:10:36 That was the old game.
00:10:37 The new game is let's just jack the crap out of these stocks because everyone thinks we need this AI at any cost and any price.
00:10:44 And we'll get investors like me, along with John Q. Public, to finance exactly what you said.
00:10:50 The oligarchs, the tech bros, and the investment banks, make them hundreds of billions of dollars at our expense and hope the AIA trade works. 0.69
00:11:01 It's a Ponzi scheme that you hope people keep adding to the Ponzi scheme to pay the guys at the top to make sure that the guys at the bottom eventually get something. 0.61
00:11:09 You just need a bigger base.
00:11:10 They expanded the base from John Q. Public to the investor-grade people like me.
00:11:16 And so far, it's worked because the AI trade has stayed intact.
00:11:20 But the day of reckoning will come where right now, John Q. Public is bailing out of NVIDIA.
00:11:25 Right now, they're selling it.
00:11:27 They pull up, pick up, and I saw this on CNBC.
00:11:29 I saw it on the nightly news.
00:11:31 It's down 20%, and they sell.
00:11:34 And there is a smarter class that says, wait a minute, is this company at risk?
00:11:38 It's not.
00:11:39 They're sold out.
00:11:40 The chips are sold out.
00:11:42 But hang on, Mr. Sophisticated High-End Investor, in your entire pitch for NVIDIA, and let's
00:11:49 say on the chip, cash in the books, and forward sales, let's say you're correct, and that's
00:11:56 why Jim Cramer's lathering up on the CFO who runs the earnings calls, because that's related
00:12:01 to basic core operations of the company where it stands.
00:12:04 However, you failed to mention the national security implications.
00:12:08 I mean, the whole the whole focus here is that, as I said, when that time with the with the Bernie Sanders, we have to have a nationalistic approach here.
00:12:19 We must stop the black market of advanced chips to get to the Chinese Communist Party. 0.68
00:12:25 That is the Damocles's sword that's over the neck of the United States of America.
00:12:31 This story and this company is at the beating heart of this.
00:12:35 So what do you say about the national security implications of all these phony SPVs and shell companies and all that, that we've identified at least one honeypot, right?
00:12:45 But they're saying there are many more out there, not just honeypots, but many more of these fake companies that were all used as kind of setups to sell advanced chips to the Chinese Communist Party.
00:12:57 Eric Bolling.
00:12:58 Well, here's what I think.
00:12:59 Jensen Wang owns 180 million shares of NVIDIA.
00:13:04 I think he's smart enough and probably,
00:13:08 in other words, was it the whole company that knew about it
00:13:10 and they were willing to do it and kept their mouth shut?
00:13:13 Or was it Jensen Wang?
00:13:14 My guess is he's a brilliant man.
00:13:16 He wants to do this.
00:13:17 He wouldn't take NVIDIA down, completely down,
00:13:19 because if you're right and it was the whole company knew what was going on
00:13:23 and we're going to shoot some chips through various vehicles to China
00:13:25 because we want to sell to them too,
00:13:27 then it would be more of a conspiracy,
00:13:30 like a true espionage conspiracy,
00:13:32 and that would take the company down.
00:13:33 And that would take the stock market down with it.
00:13:36 But I think what the board did was smart.
00:13:39 They said, look, it's not us.
00:13:41 We're board members.
00:13:42 We've been here.
00:13:42 We've built this company.
00:13:43 It's him.
00:13:44 You find out what he did.
00:13:45 And if it's bad, okay.
00:13:47 It's really bad.
00:13:47 He's a spy.
00:13:48 We're not.
00:13:49 So they separated the company from Jensen Wang's activities.
00:13:52 And Wang was smart enough to say, you know what?
00:13:54 Or will be.
00:13:56 He will because he owns 180 million shares of that company.
00:13:59 He's smart enough to say, it was me.
00:14:01 It wasn't them.
00:14:02 Blame me.
00:14:02 do what you got to do to me. Okay, hang on for one second. I just won't hold you for a second.
00:14:07 Matt Boyle's also going to join us. We have Rich Barris to walk through his analysis of what
00:14:12 happened on election day and his warnings beforehand. Rickards is going to join us later.
00:14:18 We're going to go to Austin, Texas with Todd Benzman to talk about the coming sanctuary state
00:14:23 status of the great state of Texas. Also, Oscar Blue Ramirez, hopefully going to track him down.
00:14:29 He's with the caravan.
00:14:30 President Trump today reiterated what we've been saying.
00:14:33 He told Mexico, if you don't stop it, you got 25% tariff now.
00:14:36 It's going to go sky high unless the president of Mexico takes immediate action.
00:14:41 We're not playing these games again about folks coming up to the border
00:14:45 and coming across if Texas rolls back.
00:14:48 Operation Lone Star, global capital markets, geopolitics, immigration,
00:14:54 all today in the war room.
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00:16:34 Here's your host, Stephen K. Bannon.
00:16:37 okay um are you have you gone are you the jim kramer of war room or
00:16:45 you don't follow the kramer philosophy right uh eric bowling
00:16:48 stephen k bannon i i worked i started my tv portion of my career at cnbc i learned early
00:16:56 on that don't listen to what jim kramer does in fact right now standing on wall street there's
00:17:02 what's called the Jim, inverted Jim Kramer, the Jim Kramer inverse. So he says, buy, you sell
00:17:08 what you have. He says, sell, buy more of what you have. The inverse Kramer is the most successful,
00:17:14 the most successful trade bar none on the planet. So no, I listened to nothing that clown says. 0.97
00:17:22 What closing thoughts. I appreciate you. You got a big meeting today. I appreciate you 0.94
00:17:26 stepping out and joining us here. Your overall assessment of where we stand in this,
00:17:32 the whole chip industry, these IPOs, the impact on the American economy, what this means?
00:17:38 Your thoughts before we let you go.
00:17:41 There will be an event that triggers a major, I don't know, beyond a correction.
00:17:47 So 10% is a correction, 20% is a bear market.
00:17:50 It could be one of those washouts.
00:17:52 And when we saw in October of 89 or 87, whatever it was, and then another one in 2005, it could
00:17:58 be a major correction like that.
00:18:00 this one isn't it because the company is too solid
00:18:03 unless there's some sort of fully compliant board
00:18:08 all through the company.
00:18:09 They knew what was going on.
00:18:10 They were supporting it.
00:18:11 And then they could take them down
00:18:12 on a national security threat.
00:18:13 But this doesn't seem like the one.
00:18:16 My guess is it'll be one of these major IPOs,
00:18:19 the AI IPOs, Anthropic.
00:18:21 There are two or three others coming
00:18:22 that everyone's anticipating.
00:18:23 If they start failing on the IPO level,
00:18:26 like SpaceX failed.
00:18:27 You and I talked about it.
00:18:28 SpaceX was there, oh, you've got to buy this stock, 135.
00:18:31 I said, no, we bought it at 100 and 105.
00:18:34 So if they start failing after the initial people get out
00:18:40 and then the investor class comes in,
00:18:42 then you'll see a day of reckoning.
00:18:43 For me, this one isn't as, like I said,
00:18:46 I bought it at 150 this morning.
00:18:47 I'll buy it at 147, 144, 141, all the way down.
00:18:51 They have earnings coming up.
00:18:52 So everyone wants to say this is it.
00:18:56 I just, I don't think this is it.
00:18:58 It will be one, but this doesn't seem like it's it.
00:19:00 And by the way, Stephen K. Bannon slipping in an SPV
00:19:03 like it was water under, like me thinking no one
00:19:06 would catch that special purpose vehicle.
00:19:09 The war room posse is most sophisticated in the world.
00:19:12 That's why we're doing this, right?
00:19:13 We combine geopolitics, capital markets.
00:19:15 They can handle it, special purposes vehicle.
00:19:18 One last thing.
00:19:19 How's this, how's this, how's this?
00:19:20 Find out what Lutnick do.
00:19:22 Find out what the hell Lutnick do.
00:19:23 For him to not only stand down on the investigation into NVIDIA and Wang, for him to say, no, he was undoing, quote unquote, undoing, the Deputy Secretary of State said, Blotnick was undoing some of the things that they're investigating.
00:19:40 Why would he undo something so, so national security sensitive?
00:19:47 Well, you're the one that likes him hitting his earnings.
00:19:50 They make a lot of money.
00:19:51 First off, he's an agent of influence. He's been involved with the CCP forever.
00:19:56 Number two, it's highly profitable, making money, highly profitable, and he's playing both sides.
00:20:03 I said this from the beginning, he's playing both sides.
00:20:05 Last question. The Anthropic IPO, they're trying to jam in before Thanksgiving.
00:20:11 Do you think it happens before Thanksgiving or will it happen at all? 0.92
00:20:15 And how necessary is it to happen to make sure you keep this kind of Rube Goldberg model going?
00:20:24 Well, so they started at $2 trillion valuation.
00:20:27 They went to $1.715, got down to $1.2.
00:20:30 I just heard they did a dog and pony show yesterday.
00:20:33 They saw interest from hedge funds.
00:20:35 They brought it back up to about a $1.4 trillion valuation, which puts the stock.
00:20:40 It had been as low as 70 on IPO 83.
00:20:43 I will not touch it at 83.
00:20:45 At 70, I might.
00:20:46 But this is another one of those SpaceX's where everyone wants it when they want it.
00:20:50 They can't get out because they're IPO and some of them are locked up.
00:20:53 You can't sell it right away.
00:20:54 Can't get out.
00:20:55 I'll buy that tip because I do believe the AI trade is real.
00:20:59 AI has made us so much more productive, Steve, so much more productive.
00:21:02 So I believe it's intact, even if they're not earning a lot of money yet.
00:21:07 We do not give individual stock advice here.
00:21:09 This is Eric Bolling, and he's in that category.
00:21:13 of investors that can take on riskier opportunities
00:21:19 because of his experience and years in the pits.
00:21:22 Okay, Eric, I know you got to go.
00:21:23 Thank you so much.
00:21:24 Where do people go?
00:21:25 Social media.
00:21:26 You're before us at four.
00:21:27 Hopefully we do.
00:21:28 Philip Patrick's going to join us at five.
00:21:30 So hopefully, Eric, if the war room gets organized enough,
00:21:32 we'll do a live change or a handoff.
00:21:35 Where do people go and get you in the interim?
00:21:37 Catch me at four o'clock or Ben's war room
00:21:40 when he wants to make everyone as smart as him.
00:21:43 I'll be here. Otherwise, Eric Bowling, social media.
00:21:48 My new agent, Eric Bowling. Thank you, sir.
00:21:51 Rob Sig, meet my new agent, Eric Bowling. Thank you. Appreciate you, sir.
00:21:57 Do we have, do I have Brother Boyle from, okay.
00:21:59 We're trying to get Matt Boyle's overseas, but I wanted Matt Boyle's voice.
00:22:03 I wanted Matt Boyle's voice on this for the geopolitics of it.
00:22:07 And then how it fits into, to last Tuesday, Richard Barris is going to join us.
00:22:12 I want to bring in Barris at the bottom of the hour and have Richard.
00:22:16 He's got a bunch of slides and charts, but I think it's a briefing.
00:22:20 The two people I think we need to hear and have them walk through as folks we had on before the election day,
00:22:29 they had a very different take, let's say, than some of the other pollsters.
00:22:33 That is obviously Richard Barris and Mark Mitchell.
00:22:35 So we're going to do them individually, and Barris is going to come here,
00:22:39 And then I'll have Rickards come back and we'll have a bigger update on what's happening geopolitically and financially.
00:22:44 There's a story in Axios. I have I don't think I've gotten it up yet about what Stephen Miller's doing to he understands that getting young men,
00:22:55 Hispanic, African-American, particularly white, working class and middle class young men back into the fold like we had him in 2024 is vitally important for the for going forward for the.
00:23:07 for not just the country, but also MAGA, our party,
00:23:13 what we're trying to accomplish.
00:23:14 Then Axios had some of the things they're working on,
00:23:17 and I just think it kind of a little bit misses the mark.
00:23:20 You know, it's prescription drug.
00:23:21 It's all the stuff that Las Vidas and Blair tried to push early on
00:23:25 as the campaign focused, the big, beautiful bill, tax cut, all that.
00:23:29 That is beating a dead horse.
00:23:31 That just should be dropped.
00:23:32 It didn't work.
00:23:33 It didn't speak to the moment.
00:23:35 We need to be very specific and very detailed and adamant that we're not going to fall on this on things like mass deportations, the Mike Howell program of the mass deportations.
00:23:49 What is going on with mass deportations? Where do we stand with these company raids? Where do we go with addressing this at the CEO level? Because it's hurting working class people.
00:24:05 As Peter Navarro said, there's millions of jobs going to illegal aliens and also wages.
00:24:10 It suppresses wages and it takes jobs from American citizens. 0.97
00:24:14 People say, well, American citizens don't want to work this.
00:24:17 Hey, if you're paying the wage that a free and fair market for labor says, you're going to get Americans there.
00:24:24 Also, you can have advances in productivity from other sources, particularly on the technology side.
00:24:30 but that's where American industry's got to stop because the country's paying
00:24:34 the social cost of all this. Do we have Boyle? Matt Boyle joins us. Matt,
00:24:38 I asked you to join us this morning because geopolitically where we stand,
00:24:42 the election last week, and obviously the situation with artificial intelligence,
00:24:45 tell us where you are and what are you working on?
00:24:49 Yeah, I'm in Soleimani, Iraq right now, Steve. And, uh, uh,
00:24:53 so it's a little bit loud where I'm at because the place where we were
00:24:55 originally going to do a TV hit, the wifi wasn't the greatest.
00:24:58 so I had to move to a different spot in the hotel lobby where we're at.
00:25:03 But we're in the Kurdistan region of Iraq.
00:25:07 I'm here for a conference called the Slimani Strategic Forum,
00:25:12 and we're hearing from a number of different leaders here and throughout the region.
00:25:20 The big topic of conversation, obviously, here,
00:25:23 because we are just, you know, 50 kilometers away from the border with Iran,
00:25:28 is, of course, after the U.S. midterm election, you know, what comes next, right?
00:25:33 Like, so what happens there?
00:25:37 Obviously, everyone here would like to see the war end, right?
00:25:39 Like, they think that it is time to wrap it up.
00:25:44 I think that back in the United States, the American people...
00:25:48 Hold it, hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on, slow down.
00:25:51 I thought these were some of the guys that were pushing for the war. 0.97
00:25:53 They want to have a Kurd army kind of marching.
00:25:56 What we kept hearing on Fox every night and Tel Aviv Levin keeps telling us and Benji Shapiro that there's a Kurd army all set to go.
00:26:04 All we have to do is get them some weapons and some air cover, and they're going to march to Tehran and overthrow the Mullahs.
00:26:12 You're saying that's not the case?
00:26:14 That's not realistic.
00:26:15 That's not the reality at all.
00:26:17 And again, I'm literally tomorrow morning, Steve, going to be, it's nighttime here.
00:26:22 We have an eight-hour time difference to the East Coast.
00:26:25 But we're going to, tomorrow morning, I'm going to be interviewing the deputy prime minister here
00:26:30 in the Kurdistan regional government, the Qabat Talibani.
00:26:33 His father was the president of all of Iraq for a decade after the fall of Saddam Hussein, Jalal Talibani.
00:26:41 And, again, what we're finding, what I'm finding here is the neocon globalist position with regard to the war in Iran and more broadly with regard to American engagement in the world is just wrong, right?
00:26:59 Like, so, frankly, the Kurds are some of the most pro-American people anywhere in the world.
00:27:06 They love America.
00:27:07 They love President Trump, right?
00:27:09 The people here are huge fans of President Trump.
00:27:11 I've definitely picked up on that in my conversations.
00:27:16 They love America.
00:27:17 In fact, one of the things I did today was we went out all throughout Soleimania
00:27:22 and we're going to see a number of the different businesses,
00:27:27 and they're very happy they have an Apple store, they have a KFC, a Hardee's, a Burger King,
00:27:34 all sorts of things like that.
00:27:36 And so the perception of like when I tell people that I'm going to that I was going to Iraq and I've talked to people at the White House and throughout the government over the course of the lead up to this trip and then during it, they're always like, be safe, be safe.
00:27:52 Right. Like, well, Iraq, the perception of Iraq being a war zone, it's not exactly right.
00:27:59 In fact, here is not a war zone. Right. Like it's it's it's actually pretty safe. Right.
00:28:05 Like, and so, again, like, literally went to KFC today and to parties.
00:28:12 Nothing, you know, to the mall, right?
00:28:15 Hang on, we're going to take a short commercial break.
00:28:20 The buried lead is Matt Boyle, sees the world, but he's got to stop at a southern chicken shack. 0.51
00:28:27 KFC, Boyle's in Iraq. 0.65
00:28:30 We're going to go back in a moment.
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00:30:16 Here's your host, Stephen K. Mann.
00:30:20 Richard Barris is on deck.
00:30:21 Boyle's with us.
00:30:22 Boyle, I just want to make sure I would go back this and don't bury this
00:30:26 because every night on Fox and Tel Aviv Levin
00:30:30 and the rest of the Israel First crew tell us all the time
00:30:34 that it's the Kurds that are the most aggressive. 1.00
00:30:38 In fact, that's the whole thing. 1.00
00:30:39 They've got to arm the Kurds because the Kurds are going to overthrow people 1.00
00:30:42 and we screwed up because we didn't arm the Kurds 0.98
00:30:44 because the Kurds want to take an army.
00:30:46 And march down to Tehran and overthrow the mullahs and overthrow the Revolutionary Guard.
00:30:51 You're saying that's not actually a fact?
00:30:54 You're there and talking to these people, and they're not—they want President Trump to pursue—get a deal done?
00:31:00 It's been a fact all year, since April.
00:31:03 I interviewed the deputy prime minister here when I was in Greece back in April.
00:31:08 And President Trump knows this, too, because he posted my article with the deputy prime minister, Khabar Talibani, on True Social, right?
00:31:16 We all know the president makes his own truth posts.
00:31:20 Links and stories don't go up there and posts don't go up there without the president deciding to post them.
00:31:25 So I'm telling you right now, Steve, that not only do I know that to be true, not only have I known that to be true all year,
00:31:34 I reported it on Breitbart in the interview that I did with Khabar Talibani in Greece last year, or sorry, in April, earlier this year.
00:31:42 but President Trump knows it to be true
00:31:44 and the whole world knows it to be true
00:31:46 because the President of the United States put it up
00:31:48 and by the way I'm going to talk to
00:31:50 the Deputy Prime Minister again tomorrow
00:31:52 and we're going to do a big interview
00:31:54 on the stage at the
00:31:56 Soleimani Strategic Forum and we're going to talk
00:31:58 about this again among other things
00:32:00 and there's other things going on in Kurdistan
00:32:02 there's power struggles between the Kurds
00:32:04 and so on and so forth
00:32:05 by the way this is another thing
00:32:07 the Kurds are divided right now
00:32:09 there are major fights between
00:32:10 the different factions of Kurds.
00:32:13 The Kurds that are here in Soleimania
00:32:14 are in a fight with the Kurds over in Orbeil,
00:32:19 over the power structure of the government
00:32:23 in the Kurdistan regional government.
00:32:26 And the notion that the Kurds are going to go invade Iran,
00:32:29 it's just nonsense.
00:32:30 Absolute nonsense for Mark Levin and others
00:32:33 who are arguing that.
00:32:35 Anybody that's arguing that to you is lying to you.
00:32:38 I'm just telling you that I'm here.
00:32:40 I am on the ground.
00:32:41 Yeah.
00:32:42 Hannity put it up.
00:32:43 These guys put it up every night is one of the reasons.
00:32:45 Oh, we should have gotten these guys.
00:32:47 They're all ready to go.
00:32:47 Anyway, the news that is engulfing Wall Street, the imperial capital and the world is Jensen Wong, who I've said for now years is a Chinese agent of influence, has used the cover of these affairs.
00:33:01 The board's asking to resign.
00:33:03 He has.
00:33:04 Has that word or how dialed in are we in with the Kurds right now?
00:33:09 Are they dialed into world news?
00:33:10 Is this a big impact on their situation?
00:33:13 Literally, when we were talking in the lead-up to the show earlier today, Stephen, you were texting me about this.
00:33:20 I'm telling you right now, everyone here is following, right?
00:33:23 And there's people from all over the world that are here right now, from all over Europe, all over elsewhere around the Middle East, all from the United States, et cetera.
00:33:31 Everybody's talking about Jensen Wang, and they're talking about Chinese influence.
00:33:35 And frankly, here, this is the big story, right?
00:33:38 The Kurds are very pro-American. They love the United States. They actually worked with us on two major wars here in Iraq, first to take out Saddam Hussein back during the Bush administration, and then later, because Obama allowed the rise of ISIS during the Trump administration in the first term.
00:33:57 and the troops were just withdrawn a few weeks ago at the end of September to take out ISIS, right?
00:34:05 So what they're shocked about is all the Chinese investment that's coming in in Chinese companies,
00:34:12 and they are kind of like blown away that the Americans are not taking the spoils, if you will,
00:34:19 of winning those wars and taking advantage of it, right?
00:34:23 Like, so American companies, there are some, right?
00:34:27 Like, there are definitely some.
00:34:28 I mentioned some of them that we went to today, but it's not, like, even close to, like, I saw an Ashley Furniture store, by the way, down the street, right?
00:34:38 Like, so it's like, again, Ashley Furniture is not a war zone here, right? 0.64
00:34:42 The Kurds are not a professional army.
00:34:44 They're great people, right?
00:34:46 They want to have great peace and prosperity, and they want to work with the United States.
00:34:50 And frankly, this is the big thing all around the world.
00:34:54 We do have the greatest military in the history of this planet.
00:35:00 There's no doubt about that.
00:35:02 We've shown that repeatedly throughout our 250 years as a country.
00:35:06 But the mistake that these globalists make is that they want to use our military to engage in these endless wars nonstop rather than only reluctantly.
00:35:19 right like only when absolutely necessary and um what ends up happening is is that we are not using
00:35:26 the greatest tool of america uh which is our economic uh power right like our economic power
00:35:32 and frankly our economic power worldwide is so much better and frankly what we're doing is we're 0.76
00:35:39 allowing china to creep into these places all around the world and to build its influence
00:35:44 whether it's here in the Middle East, whether it's in Africa or Europe or Latin America, et cetera. 0.92
00:35:51 And the perfect example of it is we're allowing it into our shores, too, with our major American companies like NVIDIA, right?
00:35:58 And so, like, how do we allow this to happen?
00:36:01 There needs to be major investigations into all of this, right?
00:36:04 Like, I mean, the whole thing is totally unexplainable, and frankly, it's dangerous.
00:36:10 And how much more of this is going on that we don't know about?
00:36:14 Yeah, the CCP influence operation is dramatic, and it's deep into Wall Street, deep into the universities, and maybe deepest in Washington, D.C., in the nation's capital.
00:36:26 Matt, where do people track you on Breitbart, where they track these interviews you're doing over there, sir?
00:36:32 Yeah, just on Breitbart.com and then also on my X page at MBoyle1 and on True Social at Real Matt Boyle.
00:36:40 We'll be putting out lots of different things.
00:36:42 I've put out a little bit so far.
00:36:44 I've got a lot more coming.
00:36:45 But the big question here is American power, and what are we going to do about American power?
00:36:50 So hopefully we get it right.
00:36:52 We've gotten it wrong for a long time because of globalists in both parties.
00:36:56 So hopefully we have a chance to get it right.
00:36:58 Let's get it right.
00:37:00 Matt Boyle, thank you so much.
00:37:04 Richard Barris, burn it all down.
00:37:07 When you talk about American power, you talk about these tech oligarchs, AI, the job losses coming from these quote-unquote productivity increases, what they're doing in the H-1B program, which is outrageous and I think criminal against the younger generation.
00:37:22 You're polling beforehand in the buildup.
00:37:25 You kept saying, hey, in fact, you wrote a book about it.
00:37:27 Burn it all down, that you're going to have a young generation of men that that heretofore believed in MAGA, believed in this populist nationalist movement.
00:37:37 When they saw the actions, they're not believing.
00:37:39 In fact, they'll either stay home or turn out and vote against us.
00:37:44 I want you today to take it.
00:37:46 You've done a bunch of charts.
00:37:47 I just want to methodically go through this.
00:37:50 So I'm going to turn it over to you because I think particularly today with Jensen Wong stepping down, the whole AI trade now in question, the whole, you know, there's going to be tons of questions of Lutnick and all these guys.
00:38:00 Scott Benson has been pretty adamant about what he thinks about Lutnick and this whole situation.
00:38:05 But walk me through, burn it all down.
00:38:08 Why are the young men that were one of the keystones of the populist nationalist movement, why have they turned on said movement, sir?
00:38:18 Yeah, thanks for having me as always, Steve.
00:38:19 you know it's hard to do in a segment but you know me i don't write books right there's obviously a
00:38:24 reason i wrote this one it is the most important book of the trump era and if we're going to
00:38:28 survive this thing which we can uh everyone's got to get on the same page so what i wanted to do is
00:38:33 take everyone real quick steve through how this happened right um and if we could i mean i got
00:38:38 some charts we're gonna roll down here richard richard richard we're gonna take as many segments
00:38:42 i may have to bring some other we're gonna take as many segments okay as we need to do this because
00:38:46 And Axios today has an article about Stephen Miller, and obviously we're close to Stephen, think the world of him, and he's got tremendous strengths.
00:38:53 But they talked about this, the leads during Axios before Jensen Wong was that, hey, they understand they have to get young men back in the fold.
00:39:01 Crucial.
00:39:02 But then the details, yes, so they understand the issue, but then the details were they're going to push prescription drug prices and big, beautiful bills.
00:39:10 No, we're back to that didn't work.
00:39:12 You need to address mass deportations, no amnesty, H-1B visas, taking opportunities, economic opportunities from these kids about how you're going to make sure – how do we get young men in to make sure they can buy a house so we can have some family formation? 0.82
00:39:29 All of the issues, all the railhead goes back to it.
00:39:32 Too much foreign influence, too many foreigners, too much foreign money, too much focus on foreigners and not enough focus on young men in this country. 0.92
00:39:41 when i say young men i'll broadly describe this 35 40 and under we're having a lost generation
00:39:47 and the lost generation is because of policies that are set up against them richard barris
00:39:52 the floor is yours take as long as you want yeah i look before we even get to that the first chart
00:39:58 what you just said it young men it's so crucial there's no other way path forward boomers are
00:40:03 dying folks that's what burning down is all about the math is not hard this is not difficult
00:40:07 arithmetic boomers who by the way you basically tied with i keep seeing people say oh well they
00:40:12 still they at least they still have boomers you don't fox boomer cons are not even a majority of
00:40:18 boomers and the silent gen is almost completely gone as new new generations come into this
00:40:24 electorate if you didn't keep the ones you have and add the new ones you were going to get crushed 0.98
00:40:28 it's that simple and why did they vote for you in 24 for the first time in many many years
00:40:33 because you promised to focus on their needs.
00:40:35 You promised to focus on the issues that Trump ran on.
00:40:38 And that just didn't happen.
00:40:39 And we're still, we're having this debate right now
00:40:41 that we can't afford to have, Steve.
00:40:43 Well, it wasn't the war.
00:40:44 It wasn't this.
00:40:45 It wasn't, it absolutely was.
00:40:47 Can we throw up the approval chart first?
00:40:48 This is Donald Trump's approval chart by key events.
00:40:51 And by the way, we are the most favorable
00:40:55 in the Trump honeymoon era.
00:40:56 We were not only the most accurate national poll in 24,
00:41:00 we were the most favorable to donald trump's approval rating on on real clear politics so
00:41:05 just keep that in mind when when you have someone like me tell you there's a problem there's there's
00:41:10 an issue look at these events that are hurting him you got to listen to this stuff folks there
00:41:14 too many there's too much noise and not enough signal you could see that obviously there's a
00:41:19 honeymoon period as the lobby comes into town as we start to fight over h1b visas you can see it
00:41:25 get rocky right steve i mean it's very clear the shutdown really didn't even do anything and
00:41:30 everybody focused on that and yeah it was kind of what are you guys doing you're doing nothing
00:41:34 but that's not a big there's no evidence shutdowns really hurt you what hurt was when we finally got
00:41:40 distracted after about three or five months when the lobby rolled into town steve and everyone was
00:41:44 fighting and the tech bros were fighting over h1b visas the administration's message got muddled
00:41:49 the lobby got their way and operation midnight hammer was the beginning of the end and that
00:41:54 That is just the plain hard truth.
00:41:56 Hang on.
00:41:57 Hang on.
00:41:57 Slow down.
00:41:58 Slow down.
00:41:58 I just want to go back to the timeline here.
00:42:00 The H-1B visa, the Elon Musk, Steve Bannon throwdown, and then it was manifested in the – it segued into the Howard Ludnick versus Scott Besson, who is going to be treasury.
00:42:13 This is because Vivek Ramaswamy, I think he destroyed his political career at the time.
00:42:18 Yeah, they all – they went in hard for H-1B.
00:42:20 And Elon Musk's quote is, this is the hill I will die on, that this is so important to the earnings.
00:42:27 And then later, six months later, you got Operation Midnight Hammer, which I'm going to argue with you might have had some upside in closing the whole thing down.
00:42:35 But talk to me about that six months.
00:42:37 You come in.
00:42:38 You've had Charlie Kirk.
00:42:40 You've had others out there.
00:42:41 Trump's on a roll.
00:42:43 You got that.
00:42:44 In fact, I'll hold you obviously through the next segment.
00:42:46 You had the House.
00:42:47 You had the Senate.
00:42:48 You have the executive branch, the White House, with all the powers that we're arguing with the expanded powers in Article 2, which he's really CEO, he's commander in chief, he's chief magistrate, chief law enforcement officer, the ability of the Supreme Court, the ability to appoint federal judges and get them approved.
00:43:06 but most importantly by far the most important thing you have i think is donald trump is now
00:43:14 socially relevant and cool and that's because young men said hey i dig this guy right i kind
00:43:20 of dig the cut of his jib give me 30 seconds on that before we go to break how important was that
00:43:24 the coolness factor it was it's enormous he we were we were saying you know he made being a
00:43:30 republican cool again and how did he do that really quick because i know we're coming to the
00:43:33 into the segment he did not govern like neocons wanted him to govern they didn't see him the way
00:43:38 they saw other republicans it was crucial for these young men to see the party be branded into
00:43:43 him and america first and it was absolutely disastrous it was catastrophic that he was
00:43:50 branded more into them and that's what happened here and you know the midnight hammer thing i
00:43:55 know what you're going to argue and i can see that actually if he would have pivoted steve
00:43:59 Hang on.
00:44:00 I got it.
00:44:01 We're going to come back.
00:44:02 We're going to get to Midnight Hammer and all of it. 0.82
00:44:05 Richard Barris, burn it all down.
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00:45:44 Here's your host, Stephen K. Mann.
00:45:50 I said that you were castigated by people that said you were blackpilled, you and Mark Mitchell.
00:45:56 Tell me about the timing of that.
00:45:57 What did it mean, and why were people saying you were blackpilled?
00:46:01 Yeah, I mean, the big problem with this, and, you know, I'm a big boy.
00:46:04 I can take the arrow, Steve.
00:46:06 But the big problem with this is, you know, there's got to be exile for a lot of these people at this point.
00:46:10 And the neocons, the grift, everything, there's got to be exile.
00:46:14 They killed us, man, all right?
00:46:15 When people like Mark Mitchell and myself who have polled the Trump coalition better than anyone else tell people that there's a problem, there's a problem.
00:46:22 And you've got to listen to your talent, brother.
00:46:24 I'm not patting myself on the back, but it's the truth. 0.98
00:46:26 And they had all of these grifter people come after us, black pillars, the polling bros, the doomers, the panikins. 0.99
00:46:35 Politics is like any other problem in the world, brother. 1.00
00:46:38 If you ignore it and stick your head in the sand, does the problem go away?
00:46:42 No, it doesn't.
00:46:43 It gets worse.
00:46:43 and that's what happened here and they it was just a whole lot of noise that clouded up the signal
00:46:49 and we couldn't break through and uh people wouldn't listen and i think the sad truth to
00:46:53 that is a lot of people didn't want to listen a lot of people were getting theirs bro there
00:46:57 were pigs eating from the trough and uh they burned these people and they burned us back i
00:47:01 mean that that this was let's go back to midnight hammer is this is this all revolve around is this 0.85
00:47:06 is this is this is this is this israel putting money in back impulsors is it qatar because 0.72
00:47:10 Because my point is we should wash our hands of all these guys, right? 0.69
00:47:15 We should let them figure it out.
00:47:16 The Saudis, the Qatar, the Israel First Project, we should just wash our hands of everybody that's pushing an agenda that's around these Gulf Emirates or Gulf kingdoms and or Israel.
00:47:31 Is that what you saw?
00:47:32 They were pushing support of the war, et cetera, or were there other issues they were pushing?
00:47:36 everything from public polls to polls that were being shown to the president these were bad actors
00:47:43 they were delivered in in deceptive ways uh deliberately worded to to make the president
00:47:49 think that some of this stuff was more popular than it was mark and i were basically the only
00:47:54 ones who didn't have somebody's money in our pocket brother that's it that's the truth that's
00:47:58 a whole other episode let me tell you and i don't know how these guys thought they were going to get
00:48:02 away with it because they're not. I mean, the left's going to come for everybody who did
00:48:07 something wrong or did something that led to disastrous consequences. And with the Midnight
00:48:13 Hammer thing, it's important because we did see a lot of that during Midnight Hammer. And if the
00:48:18 president was correctly told, well, maybe if you just do this and then move on. The problem is
00:48:23 after Midnight Hammer, people had a PTSD moment. It was a collective freak out where everybody just
00:48:28 went, oh my God, not again. Here we go again. And if we could put the chart up real quick,
00:48:33 you'll see it. I mean, the lobby just took the president's time. It dominated too much. It was
00:48:37 just constantly obsessing over Israel, Israel, Israel, Israel, who, by the way, most of these
00:48:44 young men didn't give much thought to at all until this. Now they're done with these young men.
00:48:50 Israel is a pariah in this country. The Israel lobby is whatever. If it wants to spend money
00:48:55 elections forever knock yourselves out you're going to be obliterated soon nobody has any
00:48:59 interest in you or your greater israel project in fact they'll never forgive you for what they view
00:49:04 as you hijacking this presidency which many many millions of young men around this country believed
00:49:10 was literally their last chance to right the ship and make a life for themselves steve so cutting
00:49:15 them loose absolutely has to be number one fend for yourselves we have our own problems here when
00:49:21 is going to when is it going to be enough can we throw the generic ballot uh trend up there because
00:49:25 you'll see when this just completely blew up and got away why hang on why is it when sat hang on
00:49:33 with the israel first project i get that and that's been identified and i think you've seen
00:49:37 a reaction against that but ted cruz and these guys saying oh well what's going against that is
00:49:43 is qatar and saudi and putting money into polling to why so why are the persian i think we're the
00:49:49 only guys that say hey pox on all their houses we need to remove ourselves and let them figure it
00:49:55 out why is qatar and the saudis not getting the same heat uh as uh as israel in this by these
00:50:02 young men who can sit there because the gravitational pull of cencom is as much driven
00:50:08 by the involvement of the gulf emirates and every you know different they've got so many lobbyists
00:50:14 here they got guys on the payroll they're putting money to work all the time why did the young men
00:50:18 not not accuse them of the same problem. I think it's because they're not spending the same amount
00:50:24 of money. Decision Desk did an amazing analysis of this, the amount of money that AIPAC and AIPAC
00:50:30 aligned groups have ramped up compared to other countries since the attack by Hamas going back to
00:50:37 the Biden administration. So they're just more influential. They just have more more pull. And
00:50:41 it was their it was their policy and their agenda that broke through the Trump administration's
00:50:46 domestic agenda and that's what it comes down to because let me tell you steve they were loving
00:50:51 trump until this happened until operation midnight hammer i didn't even care that some of the older
00:50:57 boomer vote was starting you know sour on the generic ballot or sour on approval because
00:51:01 if you're sitting there with 60 approval with voters under 45 who cares right at that point
00:51:07 um you move forward but they kill they feel i think i i think i think the saudis in qatar
00:51:15 and Kuwait and these guys have
00:51:17 much more money. APEC is
00:51:18 putting that into
00:51:20 you're putting that in the campaign so you're going to be identified
00:51:23 don't get me wrong
00:51:23 no RJC, no APEC
00:51:27 that's ridiculous but you look at the
00:51:29 investment money and the influence 0.91
00:51:31 hey Qatar is second to none
00:51:33 this is what's driving the 1.00
00:51:35 Muslim invasion of Texas 0.99
00:51:37 anyway short commercial break but I want to get 0.99
00:51:39 to one other thing
00:51:40 the young guys in 24 were
00:51:43 all high-fiving and cheering the tech bros hey we're tech bros we love this the tech bros policies
00:51:49 are 100 against those young men they want to bring h1b visas they want to bring in foreign
00:51:55 workers to take their place the reason they're living in their parents basement and can't get
00:51:59 a job is because the tech bros don't want to hire them and they're pretty adamant in fact they don't
00:52:03 that they don't want them in college no but how does the how do these young men how do these young
00:52:08 think these issues through now now you see what the tech bros have done to you how do they where's
00:52:13 the revolt against the tech bros where's the revolt against elon musk where's the revolt against that
00:52:18 i think that's i think that's coming and i actually do think we saw a lot of that in the
00:52:23 vote and it's not getting the attention it deserves and we'll get to that if we keep rolling with the
00:52:28 slides because i just think they didn't know that yeah we're gonna what you know you say about
00:52:33 knowing i mean yeah they didn't realize sophisticated if you yeah they're very
00:52:39 sophisticated i mean this information has not been hidden i had this big fight with elon
00:52:44 in late december when he was at mar-a-lago for one simple reason he's pushing h1b visas he wants
00:52:50 increases in h1b visas he wants increases in the student uh workshop visas that is destroying
00:52:56 an entire generation of young american men whether you're hispanic african-american or white
00:53:02 They're telling you they don't want you.
00:53:04 They want a foreign worker they can hire at half the price. 1.00
00:53:07 Let me clarify. 1.00
00:53:10 Hang on.
00:53:10 We'll do it after the—I realize I'm jumping here, but I've known you for so long.
00:53:16 Barris.
00:53:17 Barris has spent many a freezing night up on the roof with the war room posse.
00:53:22 Richard Barris, hang on.
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